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Brett Favre’s SiriusXM Show Put on Hold Following His Involvement in Mississippi Welfare Fraud Case | THR News

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Brett Favre’s SiriusXM Show Put on Hold Following His Involvement in Mississippi Welfare Fraud Case | THR News

Brett Favre’s SiriusXM Show Put on Hold Following His Involvement in Mississippi Welfare Fraud Case | THR News

The news comes after a decision last week by ESPN Milwaukee to suspend the former NFL player's weekly Green Bay Packers recap program.


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