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    Dan Bongino Shares Heartbreaking News With Fans During Show

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodNovember 4, 20241 Min Read
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    Dan Bongino, a popular conservative podcaster and former Fox News star, told his fans some very sad news on his show on Friday.

    Bongino started his show by telling people that he had to end it early because his mother had died suddenly.

    “Hey everyone, I’m going to end the show early today.” You can tell I’m having a rough time, so I’m going to tell you what happened last night. I’m going to try to get through this on the spur of the moment. She hurt herself when she fell down some stairs. “I found out around 4:43 in the morning,” Bongino said.

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