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Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace. Welcome, everyone, to the Grace Curley Show. And thank you for joining us. Trump is set to speak today at a round table at 2 p.m. really going to be focusing on the economy going forward.

He has... Trump is set to speak today at a roundtable at 2 p.m. Really going to be focusing on the economy going forward.

He has an affordability tour that he's about to embark on.

So we'll definitely get more information.

I also have some of the details about the Minnesota fraud scandal,

what that money was spent on, at least what we know now.

CBS isn't going to help us figure this out. This is going to be the real journalists out there.

And since we're talking about real journalists, I'm excited to bring on my next guest. I tweeted out the story from the mainwire in anticipation of having John Featherston on. And now we're getting

all these replies from people who hadn't heard of it yet. And they're just commenting and saying, this is insane. And that's exactly what it is.

John, thank you for coming on the Grace Curley show. Break down this story for us as best you can.

Well, it's always great to talk to you, Grace. Thanks for having me on. And, you know, all of the stuff out of Minnesota and the fraud, and we'll get into it, there's going to be nothing what Steve Robinson has uncovered in Maine with the main wire. So stay tuned for that. But this story out of Freiburg, Maine, a special needs kid was picked up at 740 last week by a substitute bus driver

and was supposed to reach their school at about 9-10.

So, you know, a little bit of a trip.

Well, that poor child didn't arrive at school until about 1 o'clock that day.

And understandably, the parents are freaking out going, you know,

where's my children? The school bus company can't get a hold of this substitute bus driver.

The police can't get a hold of anybody. The mother can't get a hold of anybody. And it turns out

that this substitute bus driver had listed on his driver's licenses and has been reported

that he went home to get help because he didn't know where he was going. He went to 256 Bartlett

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