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Today we are just going to get into like all the D.C. gossip because it's just kind of

overflowing right now.

And I feel like there's a lot of people out there reporting on it.

But I just heard about this new site.

It's called Sources Say.

And I have the founder here with me today. Her

name is Julie Grace Broughke. Julie, thank you so much for joining me. This is like a gossip girl for

politics, I guess. But I think it's for those of us who have been in politics for many years.

Like, why does nobody talk about this? This is, everybody calls

DC the Hollywood for ugly people and they want to be out there in the gossip column. So you've

done it. You've brought it to us. I feel like Capitol Hill is such like a giant high school

in the way it all intertwines the White House. And it's like, I feel like we need it in something

a little more gossip early. Like New York's got page six and LA's got TMZ. And I felt like we kind of needed something of that ilk. Plus, like, I feel like the way policy gets passed a lot of time is all due to the petty, like a lot of it changes due to the petty drama behind the scenes of who's fighting with who, sleeping with who, et cetera. We're like, might as well put it out there and show people how the sausage gets made on occasion.

Well, that's what I think people should know because I don't think anybody knows that there is a,

well, we've heard for years that there's this congressional slush fund.

We remember when the page program was shut down because there were

congressmen that were playing with the pages and shouldn't have been grooming, essentially,

the pages, and that came out. But then it was really like, that was kind of like pushed aside.

And people, I will say, it seems like Washington, D.C. has been a safe place for

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