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Ten Letters Obama Reads Every Night

Friday, December 16, 2011

Photo Courtesy of The University of Montana.

President Obama receives a ton of mail, but there are ten letters he reads each night. On today's show, Craig is joined by The Washington Post's Eli Saslow, author of Ten Letters, and stay-at-home, Woodhaven-based mother, Jen Cline, who penned one of the letters in the book. Cline actually sold her signed response letter from the President to help make ends meet. Join Craig and his guests as they discuss the reading material deemed some of the most important by President Obama.

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Photo Courtesy of The University of Montana.