Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bonjino.

Welcome to Sunday podcast.

This is our chance to play for you some of the best moments from the radio show and some great interviews during the week that you may have missed.

If you ever want to check out our show, go to Bonjino.com. Go to Station Finder and see what radio station we're on near you. You'll love

it. I promise you. We put a lot of work into the radio show. Check it out. But before that,

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