Nov 8, 2016, 12:30 PM
It got silly in the KIRO Radio basement on Tuesday. Elections will do that to you.
Watch as Tom and Curley don masks and exchange compliments … as the presidential candidates.
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Curley discusses how college football finances are harming rivalries, highlighting WSU's band absence at the Apple Cup.
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