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Herman Cain may have a "major announcement" on today's Michael Savage radio show
Syndicator Talk Radio Network says the GOP presidential candidate will appear with Michael Savage around 4:30pm Pacific/7:30pm Eastern time. That's about midway through the 3-hour show. As to what the "major announcement" will be - no hints. Previous and Next Stories
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