B&C Morning Show: Craig's Desire For Famous Gals
During this segment Craig expressed his desire to sleep with Barbara Bush -- or any First Lady for that matter.
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During this segment Craig expressed his desire to sleep with Barbara Bush -- or any First Lady for that matter.
Swarbrick could be heard sobbing, which made Craig emotional and prompted him to share with us a happening that occurred in his life.
Craig decided to have a little more fun at the expense of the fabricated gal.
This story is 'sordid, complicated and unbelievable' - which makes it perfect for this radio program to cover like a glove.
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