Well, So Much for That

"That," in this instance, could refer to soccer, medical marijuana in Nebraska, Platner in Maine -- just about anything today!

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Can't the president do something here? The US men's national
soccer team loss last night? Isn't there a phone call?
He's been on the phone. He and this is not over,
is it?

Speaker 2 (00:11):
He and Howard Latnik and Giuliani are been on the
phone trying to get the the FIFA executives to declare
last night's game off that on a technicality, they shouldn't
have played it, and they hope to play it again soon.
But they're hoping to get that one a sponged. And
so the United States gets a mulligan because they sure

(00:31):
needed one.

Speaker 1 (00:32):
Yeah. I saw a documentary about sports psychology once. It
was about a swimmer and he's standing up there on
the board and he's looking down and he sees his
coach talking to his father. His father is a very
rich man, and he starts thinking like, did my dad
pay for me to make this college swim team. His

(00:54):
dad's name was Thornton Mellon, And the swimmer is up there,
and then he brought to Mellon. Yeah, and then the swimmer,
his son. Melon's son did a very very poor dive
because he thought, from a psychological standpoint, that his dad
paid the coach.

Speaker 3 (01:12):
So his son could be on the team.

Speaker 1 (01:13):
It was a sports psychology documentary came out forty years
ago called Back to School? Remember that one? You ever
see that one documentary sports psychologist?

Speaker 2 (01:23):
I've been reading about I've been reading about a similar
situation in Florida.

Speaker 1 (01:28):
But I'll have to look that up. Yeah, Lucy got
a smile on her face. She recognizes the Rodney Dangerfield
reference on that one. Proud of you, I guess by
the look on your face.

Speaker 4 (01:37):
I always remember that movie because the kid that played
the other the main the young kid that played the
main the son, Yeah, the son. Yeah, I don't know who.

Speaker 3 (01:45):
What his name is? No one ever saw him again.

Speaker 4 (01:47):
Yeah, But the reason I remember that movie so well
is he looked just like one of my first boyfriends.
Oh really Yeah, so I'll never forget that much.

Speaker 1 (01:53):
Wait, he was in that movie and in nothing else
ever in the history of ever.

Speaker 4 (01:57):
That's kind of like my life too, with that guy.

Speaker 1 (01:59):
Yeah, Johnny Lawrence from Karate Kid. He was in that movie.
He was the Rivals dive team guy. Anyway, he's up
there and he sees his dad talking to the coach
and he thinks, did I am I only here because
my dad paid off the coach, and you can't from
a sports psychology standpoint, you can't compete if you have
that doubt. Did the US men's national soccer team go

(02:25):
into that game against Belgium last night with the doubt
that they were only there with one of their top
players because their dad, President Donald J. Thornton Mellon Trump,
owner of the Big and Tall stores or was it
big and Tall ors, big and fat or whatever he
called those stores. You should shop at my stores, no offense,

(02:45):
fat and happy, something like that. Were they only there
because the President got that red call? The red card
call overturned, and now you got this player back here,
and I can tell you it's certainly fired up Belgium.

Speaker 2 (03:01):
Well, I don't believe that the President's phone call and
TAFIVA had anything to do with the outcome of last
night's match. The United States has played its worst match
of the year. And now, look, I'm not going to
pretend that I'm some big soccer expert, but I've been
getting into it just like everybody else over the last
couple three weeks. And I'm actually watching soccer, and I'm

(03:22):
learning about soccer, and I'm listening to the commentators who
know this game, and from what I gathered last night,
they didn't pass the ball well, they weren't spaced properly,
their back line played like garbage. It was just the
worst performance of the year. They were not right for
the moment. And a lot of athletes art, some are
some aart, but Belgium is a veteran, massively successful program

(03:48):
has been good for years. It's only a country of
eleven million people, but it's their only sport, and they
just played a lot better, although they were even missing
two of their best players. So the whole business with
Trump and Howard Lutnick and you know, Infantino and all
of those other guys really is irrelevant. They just did

(04:09):
not play very well. They laid an egg, and it
happens in sports. Goodness knows, we've seen it around here.

Speaker 1 (04:15):
Oh sure, But I think the psychological aspect of people
suddenly like, oh, you guys.

Speaker 3 (04:20):
You only got this player because the president. If this,
I don't think it helped.

Speaker 5 (04:24):
Well.

Speaker 3 (04:25):
If these matches were I'm not blaming Trump. I'm just
saying if if.

Speaker 2 (04:29):
These matches were in Europe, I'd say, yeah, but the
whole country was behind this team, and the whole country
and I think the whole world saw that red card
as bogus in that Bosnia Herzegovina match.

Speaker 3 (04:39):
It certainly was.

Speaker 2 (04:40):
So this is just unfortunately the US team just played
like garbage last night.

Speaker 1 (04:45):
We will have more commentary like that from Jim Rose
a sports brief that's coming up next. I've got Ken,
Scott and Ollie all yelling at me, going, how do
you not remember the actor Keith Gordon, who played Thornton
Mellon's son and back school also in the movie Christine.

Speaker 3 (05:03):
Oh, that's right, and only.

Speaker 1 (05:06):
Takes it a step further and says, uh, Lucy's first boyfriend.
The actor we were talking about was also in the
Legend of Billy Jean. And then Scott sent me a
screenshot of him in the movie Christine, just in case.

Speaker 4 (05:20):
I remember that. I did not. I didn't realize that
was the same actor.

Speaker 3 (05:25):
I didn't. I didn't. That one didn't stick.

Speaker 1 (05:27):
And then Patrick emails just to point out Thornton Mellon
did the triple Indy.

Speaker 3 (05:33):
The Triple Indy, Yes he did, thank you.

Speaker 1 (05:35):
That was one of the great sports moments of all time.
Let's talk about some other ones. The eleven to ten
kfab certified Transmission Sports brief. Now here is Jim Rose
Gay Scoty. Good morning everybody.

Speaker 2 (05:46):
Now we can all go back to football, basketball, baseball,
and hockey.

Speaker 3 (05:50):
He down at the air freeze, He's gotta get down. Indeed,
the way that he takes it down off the chest
to chase knocks it away.

Speaker 1 (05:57):
Jim Reed can't block it.

Speaker 2 (06:00):
It is a disastrous star goal to concede the Belchium. Yeah,
Hans Vanakan, Yeah, that goal made it three to one
and they were going easy on us. US men's soccer
team played its worst match of the year, lost to
Belgium in the Round of sixteen to four to one.
By soccer standards, they didn't do anything well, didn't pass well,
poor spacing, back line poop, no excuses. These were veteran

(06:23):
players made it all the way to the Sweet sixteen.
Just laid an egg. Husk football reels in a good
looking prospect, Khalil Taylor, four star wide receiver from Pittsburgh,
once a Penn State commit, flips. He's now in the
Husker class of twenty twenty seven. Runs a ten to
five hundred. Can't coach that fourth four star in this
class if it holds together. That is the most four

(06:44):
stars in a Husker class since two thousand and five. Meanwhile,
the number one high school girls basketball player in the
state is staying once a given not anymore.

Speaker 3 (06:54):
Addison me Deck.

Speaker 2 (06:55):
Six' to three center From Papio, south commits To husker
women's Basketball Baseball Casey royal's bomb The phillies fifteen to,
one scored six in the first en route to the
route Infielder nick loftons.

Speaker 6 (07:08):
On we were able to do that to take some
really good. Pitches he was able to leave some over
the over the. Play he's a really good pitcher and
he's An All star for a, reason so we really
had to prepare well for, him and we were able
to do that.

Speaker 3 (07:19):
Today hit a home.

Speaker 2 (07:21):
Run Tyler, tolbert the, shortstop went five for five For
Kansas city in that, win and they take the series From.
Philadelphia also on the, board in interleague, Play NAT's Twelve astros,
Eleven San francisco, Ten toronto Won National League dodgers, Eight rocky,
seven D backs, Eight padre Zip milwaukee For Saint louis,

(07:41):
three and The mets Beat atlanta seven to.

Speaker 3 (07:43):
Six one.

Speaker 2 (07:44):
Game in The American, league The yankees, Five Tampa bay
One pack twelve conference is not. Dead they're still. Alive
don't have, twelve but they're up to. Nine Oregon state
And Washington. State now Add Boise. State this official, Yesterday Colorado, State,
Fresno San Diego, State Texas, state And Utah. State gonzaga
comes in for. Basketball it's not a power for but

(08:05):
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Speaker 1 (08:11):
Two all, Right, jim thank you very. Much before we
get To Lucy Chapman Times Favorite. TRAFFIC a great story
From First alert Six. News it was about a.

Speaker 3 (08:20):
Week and a half.

Speaker 1 (08:20):
Ago we were out there at The Memorial park concert
and fireworks show Featuring Smokey. Robinson but right After Ali
peeler was singing the national. Anthem in, fact as she
was singing our nation's anthem before that, concert there was
some police, activity an emergency responder activity on the west

(08:42):
side of the. Park so it was supposed to, go
here's the national, anthem, now please welcome your feature band.

Speaker 3 (08:49):
Today. Cake, well there was a.

Speaker 1 (08:51):
Delay we were watching some activity over, there and then
here come all the first responders and they're trying to
make their way through the, park and they're trying to
make their way through the park while people were standing
in salute of Our nation's, anthem which was not easy to.
Do but obviously when you have someone you got to get,
to you got to get to. Them so that was
a lot of activity and question and thank the audience

(09:17):
there for their patients in the delay is wishing the
first responders well and doing their job. Well now we
got the details about. It it was a guy who
fell to the ground who was not, breathing and a,
bystander a woman began PERFORMING. Cpr two officers who were
stationed there At Memorial park for the concert immediately took
over alternating compressions and the bystander and these officers Named

(09:42):
Riley williams And Norbert, piper they saved this man's. Life
he is still recovering in THE, icu but it sounds
like he's going to pull. Through we don't have any
other details other than, that but a great story last.
Night i've been thinking about what that was all about
since that concert a week and a half. Ago that's
on the First alert six WEBSITE wowt dot. Com one

(10:06):
person who will not be in his position anymore Is
Dodge County Sheriff Dustin. Whitezel, now don't start. Celebrating if
you're one of those street racers who doesn't like The
Douglas County Sheriff Aaron hanson he's out there and pounding
cars and cracking down on those kids riding those little

(10:27):
e bikes and all the, rest then, no, no this
Isn't Aaron. Hanson this is his counterpart just to the
north and west of us here In Dodge County Sheriff
dustin White, cell forty six year old. Guy he's been
with The sheriff's office since nineteen ninety. Nine started very
young and was serving as treasurer of The Dodge county

(10:51):
For Eternal order Of Police lodge for a few years
from about twenty eighteen to twenty twenty. Three it was
during this time that prosecute alleged that he made unauthorized
transactions using the lodge's bank, account The Fraternal order Of
Police lodge bank, account to his own personal accounts forty

(11:12):
five five hundred dollars. Worth that's a significant amount of,
money not like, Hey i'm gonna get rich And i'm
gonna start my own space program kind of. Money but
that's for what the return you get for the risk
doesn't match for. Me, now if it's four hundred and
fifty or four point five, million now we're talking real.
Money probably easier to find that out if it's four
hundred and fifty thousand dollars from The Fraternal order Of.

Speaker 3 (11:34):
Police SO i don't know what we're throwing your life.

Speaker 1 (11:38):
Away WHAT i don't, know And i've just been hearing
about the story Is Craig evans has been reporting it.
Today was there at some point some legitimate reason why
he felt like he could do. This it seems to
me someone doesn't work for decades with law enforcement to
get to a point where he's gonna throw his life
away for a few thousand. Dollars was he using his

(12:02):
own money and Thinking i'll just pay myself back from
the lodge accounts because he started he was repaying the.
Money he's returned forty thousand of the forty five thousand
he's alleged to have. Taken he admitted to the, transfers
and he's pled guilty to what is apparently now wire.
Fraud he'll be sentenced In october wirefraud carries a sentence

(12:25):
of up to twenty years in. PRISON i don't think
that he's going to see twenty years in. Prison well
he's for this first.

Speaker 2 (12:32):
Offense probably not, Likely but you don't want to be
a former law enforcement officer in. Prison that can make
it kind of a rough. Run that's one of the
Things i'm. Wondering not only, that but also will there
be people who if he or his sheriff's office In
Dodge county has put you away over the last few, years, like, well,

(12:52):
hey we want to retrial because the sheriff who put
me away was a criminal in his own. Right maybe
as part of this plea, Agreement Sheriff weinzel will surrender
his law enforcement certification and he will never again work
as a law enforcement.

Speaker 3 (13:09):
Officer so.

Speaker 1 (13:12):
Just like you said, There, jim is it worth throwing
your life away for what ends up being forts on.

Speaker 3 (13:21):
Which forty thousand has already been? Returned?

Speaker 2 (13:23):
Yeah what what operates in the criminal mind hard to.
Believe sometimes there's this this this pleasure surge that comes
from getting away with something that you know is mischievous
and naughty and not be doing. It maybe he had,
agreements maybe he needed the money for something immediately and
had to have, it and this was an easy. ACCESS i,

(13:46):
say go to the bank and get a he. Lock
but maybe that was not a possibility for. Him pretty
easy to. Do maybe he had a gambling. Habit, well
before we start with that's WHAT i. Mean the criminal
mind could offer multiple doors through which you can.

Speaker 1 (14:03):
WALK i don't need to start planning seeds in the
minds of those who are only listening with half an
ear right. NOW i heard the sheriff in with The
russians in a gambling.

Speaker 2 (14:11):
Habit which is also. POSSIBLE i heard that on THE am.
RADIO i don't. Know maybe there's Some chinese engagement for
all we bottom line is the criminal mind is a
fascinating psychological, construct and those who study the criminal mind
are they write great books and great CABLE tv.

Speaker 3 (14:30):
Shows, sure so you, know, LOOK i hope the guy
is these are.

Speaker 1 (14:34):
Allegations, no he pled, guilt out, sentenced and it's it's.
Unfortunate but, yeah why you would why you would enter
the Fourth ring Of hell voluntarily over forty five thousand,
DOLLARS i don't, Know but you, know we all do dumb,
stuff and sometimes we just take leave of our, senses
and we compartmentalize bad behavior in a way that none

(14:56):
of the rest of us can figure, out but they.
Do Maybe i'm wrong in doing, this But i'm inclined
to give him the benefit of the doubt as to
why he began doing. THIS i presume he, thought, like,
well you, Know I'm i'm treasurer of This Fraternal order
Of police, lodge And i'm going to be writing some
checks out of my own, account Or i've done this right,

(15:18):
now wrote the checks back to me BECAUSE i spent
time working on this, thing OR i spent my own
money on that And i'll pay it. Back AND i don't.
KNOW i don't think the guy needs to spend jail
time in. It but he's he's not going to be sheriff. Anymore,
no he won't be in law enforcement.

Speaker 3 (15:36):
Anymore he'd be working. Security he's paying.

Speaker 1 (15:39):
Back there'll probably be some additional punitive fine on top
of all of. THIS i don't think he'll even be
working security. Anymore he's a forty six year old. GUY
i don't know what he's making a sheriff Of Dodge,
county but it was probably much more than the cost
of living In Dodge county.

Speaker 2 (15:55):
And it was more than forty five thousand. Dollars, yeah That's.
Fremont so you Folks fremont look frustrated this.

Speaker 1 (16:01):
Morning, yeah you get well THEY i guess they got
an opening for a new county sheriff In.

Speaker 2 (16:06):
Dodge he might be working security at The Fremont moves.
GAMES i don't, know but this is unfortunate because you,
know law.

Speaker 3 (16:14):
Enforcement we trust law.

Speaker 2 (16:15):
Enforcement of all the people in the world that you
think you can lean, on it's law, enforcement but they're.
People they're human beings in the human condition sometimes takes
you into a funny.

Speaker 1 (16:25):
Place we're doing the outskirts of The Omaha Douglas county
metro area for our news here this. Hour we go
now From Dodge, county or our last, story To Washington,
county Beautiful, Blair. Nebraska they've got a mountain of trucks up, There, Blair.
Nebraska this is one of the very few Licensed nebraska

(16:46):
medical cannabis. Cultivators AND i probably shouldn't laugh BECAUSE i
know that just as much as medical marijuana gets, abused
people go in there and go my elbow. Hurts all,
right here's some medical. Marijuana as much as it gets.

(17:07):
Abused there are certainly people who can be have their,
seizures especially kids calmed down by some of this. Stuff
it doesn't involve seven year old smoking big fatties or
anything like.

Speaker 3 (17:18):
That be that as it.

Speaker 1 (17:19):
May the slow walking towards anyone being able to sell
medical Marijuana nebraska has taken another turn into a brick.
Wall one of the people who had the opportunity to
be a medical cannabis cultivator is none other then Former
Nebraska State Senator Kent. Rogert remember this guy up there

(17:41):
In Washington. County so he was told this last, year all,
right you're going to be one of the very few
to cultivate and grow medical.

Speaker 3 (17:49):
Marijuana he, said, great.

Speaker 1 (17:51):
And then he just had a stop work order issued
By Washington county officials because apparently there was an accusation
that what he was doing in growing marijuana was not considered.
Agriculture so they, said, yeah you can't grow. That he,

(18:12):
said But i'm one of the four, cultivators just four
cultivators granted a permit by The Nebraska Medical Cannabis. COMMISSION
i received my license earlier this. YEAR i started preparing
ten acres of farmland for medical cannabis. Production we were
just about to start putting stuff in the. Ground the
growing season is. Now we got to get this. GOING

(18:34):
i should have plants out here, already but they told
ME i couldn't do. It they, says they're claiming that
the growing of medical cannabis is not considered. Agriculture therefore
there's a zoning issue and he's not allowed to grow.
It he, said the, look the people who are very
impassioned about this medical marijuana issue are not going to

(18:55):
be surprised by those. Sides, yeah, yeah certainly are not
going to be surprised by the'll be people on the
side that say we shouldn't be doing.

Speaker 3 (19:03):
This nebraska is say.

Speaker 1 (19:04):
YEAH i wondered When Governor pillen last week, said all, right,
fine we're removing some of these. Hurdles we'll move, forward
if he didn't already know that moving forward meant complete
grinding to a halt of some of the cannabis cultivators
who would be growing this stuff. Now in the, meantime
if you want, MARIJUANA i think you could probably ask

(19:26):
any seventh grader and get it in a vape. Pin
AND i know that they don't want to break the,
Law but my, goodness this state's hang up on marijuana is.
Fascinating we are now an hour into the. Program it
is time to talk about Grand. Platner Grand platner was
again not disqualified because he has A nazi tattoo on

(19:51):
his chest and is a. Socialist that did not disqualify
or wait a, minute there's more or a sexy so
see text messages with somebody who ate his wife and
the active account on, kick which is typically where teenagers
go for, hookups but keep. Going, yes previous allegations of sexual,

(20:13):
impropriety notwithstanding The nazi, tattoo the fact that he's a
socialist not A, democrat which is increasingly becoming a distinction
without a, difference.

Speaker 2 (20:22):
And lives with his, mom does he mom and dad
have been supporting. Him he didn't really have a.

Speaker 3 (20:27):
Job.

Speaker 1 (20:28):
Yeah what's interesting to me here is now you've got democrats,
saying all, right he needs to step. Down, now what's
the difference here between the previous. Allegations why is this
latest woman to be believed when previous, women especially one
who had some very specific allegations of sexual assault Against Graham.

(20:49):
Platner who if you're, like, what who is this, guy
you're forgiven if not knowing he is the socialist candidate
who has become The democratic standard bearer for THE Us
senate In, maine taking On Susan, collins who's about as
bad A republican As platiner as A. Democrat but be
that as it. May now Prominent democrats are calling On

(21:10):
Grand platner to step down and be replaced on the.
Ballot and the reason for that is is this last
woman who Accused platner has ties to The Republican. Party
we can't take her. Seriously she so this was obviously
this was a she's a. Liar women are to be
believed unless there be a bit more on the red

(21:32):
side of the political, spectrum in which case this is
a which hunt and this is or she deserved it
something like.

Speaker 4 (21:39):
THAT i thought that the first woman who accused him
was tied to The Republican.

Speaker 1 (21:43):
Party, yes, One now that's the second. One, well there's
at least. Two now here's this last.

Speaker 4 (21:49):
One he didn't deny, this by the, way on this last, one,
right he's, well usually you come out and say they're they're,
wrong they're lying. Whatever, no he didn't say that at.

Speaker 3 (21:59):
All he said it was strictly.

Speaker 1 (22:01):
Consensual, well, look she didn't go to the police on.
This this happened five years. Ago this is someone with
whom they had a. Relationship this is an on, again
off again. Relationship so one night he shows up at
her place, drunk and she didn't call the police or.
Anything stuff, happened and she didn't kick him out because

(22:22):
she said he was way too. Drunk after all was
said and, DONE i wasn't going to kick him. Out
he's driven drunk home and that had been. Bad i'm
not here to decide what level of assault and all this.
Is i'm only looking at it right now from a political,
standpoint because that's all we. Have she didn't go to the,
police then she's not going to the. Police now she's

(22:45):
decided to share her account with the world because she
doesn't like the. Fact and now she, SAYS i agree
With Graham platner, politically But i'm concerned that this preus
woman who accused him wasn't to be believed because of
Her republican party. Links and basically she's coming forward to

(23:09):
stand up for this other woman with whom she disagrees.
Politically but she Agrees Graham platner is a bad. Guy
he abuses. Women he decides that you know who's going
to do what, When and she, Said i'm standing up
for this other. Woman and this is what's Caused democrats to,

(23:31):
go all, right, well maybe we believe this woman because
she tends to be more liberal in her political. Beliefs
and it's you, Know platner does for his part in.
This he says the accusations are, troubling serious and, false
and he says any claim of non consensual behavior is categorically.
Untrue now he is considering that's that's as of late.

(23:56):
Yesterday now he's gotten till next weeesday next week to
drop out of the race and be replaced on the.
Ballot this, is by the, way not new for The Democratic.
Party let's put someone on the ballot who has not
received a single vote in an election to this, point
and we'll make this. Person Is Kamala harris looking at
beachfront property In?

Speaker 3 (24:17):
Maine?

Speaker 1 (24:17):
Probably is she eating lobster rolls In Bar harbor right?
Now look, a there's so much to this that's.

Speaker 2 (24:23):
Disappointing AND i don't know anymore that you can honestly
say when a woman comes, forward you can legitimately say
when a woman comes forward and says this happened to,
me to immediately believe. Her and he's a bad guy
because to your, Point, scott it happened five years. Ago
the police were never. Called nobody ever calls the police,

(24:44):
ANYMORE i. Guess and she, says, Yeah i'll go ahead
and let him sexually assault me and then let him
sleep it off in my.

Speaker 1 (24:50):
House when does that? Happen how often does that? Happen
it probably happens more than you. Think and, Look i'm
LIKE i, said this, case he's not a.

Speaker 2 (25:00):
Woman but the point is, this these have become so politically.
Energized all of these candidates have become political targets by those.

Speaker 3 (25:11):
Who are recruited and are encouraged by.

Speaker 2 (25:13):
The opposition to come forward and say things and do
things and intimate things that may or may not have.
Happened and the best, example of course Is Bred. Kavanaugh
here Comes miss Blaze ford out of the. Woodwork she
doesn't even remember what day it, was or what the
address of the house, was or but she sure remembers
that thirty five or forty years, ago a young Bred
kavanaugh came into her room and sexually assaulted. Her this

(25:37):
is the kind of thing that in my, view and
again it's the same thing that we say every, time
it delegitimizes actual sexual assault when a woman truly is,
attacked and yet we hear willy nilly stories of sexual
assault and nobody called. Police, hey when that, happens it
delegitimizes actual. Rape i'm not, ready that's, unfortunately not ready

(25:58):
to go down that path because he has a lot
of times it's my word against, his and that's very
difficult to be able to find guilty in a court of.

Speaker 3 (26:06):
Law WHAT i am, saying.

Speaker 2 (26:07):
They always wait thirty five years to come forward when
it's most politically.

Speaker 1 (26:12):
Advantageous AND i don't mean to sound squishy in. This
WHAT i am saying is when you've got these, democrats
these phonies who stood up for him when he was
a socialist with A nazi tattoo and, allegations but those
allegations didn't count because they came from A Republican they
were with him, then but not, now and that should

(26:32):
be called. Out that is very transparent to. Me speaking
of the national political, landscape we've got someone who might
be very well the presidential contender for The democrats in
twenty twenty. Eight who's coming To omaha in twenty twenty,
six coming To omaha in a, week and that is

(26:55):
FORMER Us Transportation Secretary Mayor pete Da South, Ben indiana
mayor who then served As Transportation secretary in The obama.
Administration he's coming To omaha next, week one week from
the day to Endorse Denise powell in her race For
nebraska's second district congressional race against Brinker Harding The Republican

(27:17):
buddhajid says That powell's a fierce advocate for Defending nebraska.
Families please you disagree with the.

Speaker 2 (27:26):
Assessment we don't know that she hasn't done a long
form media interview where she was asked very tough questions
about her political. Positions, look you can say you're anything
you want and certain number of people will believe, it
but you have to be. Challenged and is she a
member of The, Democrats Socialist? Party what is she? Exactly

(27:48):
and even though she may say one thing in an
interview and do something entirely different In. Congress that's why
we have elections every two. Years and if you Say
i'm going to be ex BUT i turned out to be,
why and in two years you might have trouble winning re.
Election but nobody has held her to account yet for
her political. Views she has been extremely. Generic she has

(28:10):
been extremely not, specific and it's high time somebody sit
down and, Say, Okay, denise yes or no to the following.
Questions and until she does, that we don't know what she.

Speaker 1 (28:22):
IS i believe Brinker harding will do, That but to
do that In july when the election is In, november
it will be a complete waste of. Time maybe no
one's going to remember what happens today when they go
vote In. NOVEMBER i hope that she and her people
have the courage to do.

Speaker 2 (28:38):
This if she really believes that she's a Mainstream democrat
who is a, moderate who represents the large middle of
The american political, spectrum then prove, it you, know sit
down in front of somebody who will ask you the
tough questions and not let you get away without answering.

Speaker 3 (28:54):
Them that's.

Speaker 2 (28:54):
All and then On, november the First tuesday In, november
you can decide do you want this office or do
you want Brinker harding. It, Well Pete bodage says that
she is laser focused on bringing down the cost to
everything from groceries to.

Speaker 3 (29:08):
Housing how's that gonna? HAPPEN i don't, Know.

Speaker 1 (29:11):
JIM i don't know what he was looking for online
to find the. Story but we have A Pride month
update here On Nebraska's Morning news and it comes courtesy
of The Nebraska Planes. Sentinel they Have, Well i'm on
their mailing. LIST i check their headlines every. Morning thought
maybe you were just checking to see what was going on.

(29:33):
Here pride And joy is the new exhibit at The
Omaha Central. Library that's the new library at seventy second In,
Dodge pride And.

Speaker 3 (29:41):
Joy thanks to our friends at The university Of, Nebraska.
Omaha it's their.

Speaker 1 (29:45):
EXHIBIT i thought maybe this was A Stevie rayvaughn Exhibit
pride And, joy and That's Stevie. Ravon, well it's quite
a display and it's hard to. Miss it'll include such
groups As Open arms Trans Social, group The Flatwater, bears
The Leather engineers Of, omaha The Leather engineers Of, omaha

(30:07):
The Heartland Gay, rodeo and my personal, favorite the. Meatpackers
these would be people who have worked in the meatpacking.
Industry they vaunted in historical meatpacking industry In South. Omaha
it's sexually. Confused tell me more about The heartland gay. Rodeo,
WELL i GUESS i got to go to the. Library
it's part of the exhibit here throughout the months Of

(30:28):
july And. August you might, think But Pride month is.
Over oh, Hey Pride month is all. Year It's pride
year this, year every, year it's always it's always.

Speaker 2 (30:40):
Pride, well and of, course you, know you would hope
that the library would be welcoming to all political, persuasions
all social you, know, leanings and that you know there
will be an equally prominent display featuring the values and
the benefits of traditional the traditional. Lifestyles i'm one of
these guys that, believes, hey you do, YOU i do,
me and so long as you don't trample all over

(31:01):
my happiness and pursuit of, life liberty and, happiness AND
i won't trample all over. Yours what you do in
your bedroom is and your lifestyle is your business and nobody. Else's,
yeah but it does strike Me scott is just a
little bit out of Whack when we have a Gay
Pride month but only A Memorial.

Speaker 1 (31:19):
Day, well that's very inconvenient to point out for those
who feel like that political persuasion is deserving of a
lot more attention than Just Memorial. Day, now, LOOK i
think what people don't get, About Like i'm making fun

(31:40):
of this exhibit at the library and making fun of.
IT i made fun of the other day when they
had their summer reading recommendations ahead Of america's two hundred
and fifty at The Omaha Public Library. Board one of
the books they wanted people to read was a story
about a couple of, kids two trans teenagers who found
a story about two Trans Revolutionary war soldiers who were in. Love,

(32:04):
Right because that's what The Revolutionary war was all, about,
now which led to america two hundred and fifty years of,
exceptionalism was really started by two trans soldiers who found
each other and found love in colonial.

Speaker 2 (32:21):
Times so what you're suggesting is The Continental army led
By General George washington didn't have a don't ask to hotel.

Speaker 1 (32:28):
Policy, well they had those wigs. ON i don't know
what the deal was all. ABOUT i GUESS i have
to read the. Book, well you're also looking at.

Speaker 2 (32:35):
It you're looking at some exhibits from the nineteen seventy
Four Homosexual symposium In, omaha The Student Programming organization seventy
six and seventy seven sponsorship of The Mislove, contest which
was An omaha drag pageant back in the. Seventies SORRY
i missed. It don't know that it got a lot
of play back in the.

Speaker 1 (32:55):
Seventies, Yeah but When State Senator Kathleen kauth And Jim
rose are both saying here she's talking to The Plain sentinel, newspaper,
QUOTE i fully expect an equal amount of time and
the same display space to be given to groups who
celebrate and support traditional heterosexual marriage and family.

Speaker 3 (33:12):
Values. Unquote, well you.

Speaker 1 (33:14):
Can wish in one hand and play the instrumental version
OF I Want Your sex By George michael on the,
other and you can see which one gets filled. First
they're not going to do. That that's not meeting the
people who want to come to the library and apparently
see this, stuff because you, know WHEN i go to the,
library it's apparently just to see exhibits featuring the what was,

(33:37):
it The heartland gay, rodeo yippie, kayak, yeah and the meat.
Packers well, AGAIN i don't understand what the people who
were providing fantastic beef and other meat packing here At
South omaha and the traditional and the rich livestock history

(34:01):
Of South. OMAHA i don't know what that has to
do with. This, Well i'm gonna. Feign are you gonna find?
Out i'm gonna feign, ignorance is What i'm gonna. Do
it's a beautiful building down.

Speaker 2 (34:09):
There it's it's it's gorgeous as big of glass structure
on a new. Library it's like it's like a space,
age you, know alien ship that came in and, uh you,
Know i'm sure it's beautiful And i've not had the
chance to visit it. YET i should because you, know
it's a, big big jewel of the city Of, omaha
especially you sort of give our gateway to the west part.

Speaker 3 (34:26):
Of town seventy Second.

Speaker 2 (34:28):
Street but, hey as long as they provide equal space
for all, Persuasions i'm okay with.

Speaker 3 (34:35):
It it's a public.

Speaker 2 (34:35):
Space and THE lgbtq, community although it is extremely small percentage,
wise it's probably no more than one percent of the
people that are. Lgbtquh if this is something that is
welcoming and inviting to that, LIFESTYLE i think it's a,
good good, idea just make sure that equal space and

(34:56):
equal emphasis is, given two more traditional values as.

Speaker 1 (34:59):
Well they won't do it because it has nothing to
do with anyone's. Orientation it has everything to do with
all of this being co opted by political persuasions more
than sexual pursuation of that, Right, well there's a reason
why no one In Pride month thought to celebrate one
of the more high ranking gay officials in government, history

(35:19):
and that is our Current secretary of the of the
of The, Treasury Scott, besson who is a gay man
who is serving As Trump's secretary of The. Treasury did
anyone In Pride month ever celebrate him the way they
always Celebrated Pete, boodhaji The Transportation. Secretary, no why because
he's A republican and he's A trump, guy and the
fact that he's, gay, well he's the wrong kind of.

(35:41):
Gay Because Pride month is more about liberal politics.

Speaker 3 (35:45):
Than it is anyone's.

Speaker 2 (35:46):
PERSUASION i, GUESS i GUESS i didn't realize that there
was good gay and bad. Gay oh, yeah There's you'll
have to ask your friends with the leather engineers Of
omaha for more.

Speaker 3 (35:56):
Clarification BUT i don't.

Speaker 1 (35:59):
Know got a page tribute to this guy in honor
Of nebraska's two hundred and, fiftieth he went out there
and did one of those incredible designs in his. Field
this is a farmer who has seventy acres in the
thriving metropolis Of, Dodge nebraska that's not too far From,
scribner right down the road From scribner up in Beautiful Dodge,

(36:22):
county which right now apparently does not have a.

Speaker 3 (36:24):
Sheriff but be that as it. May this guy's name Is.

Speaker 1 (36:29):
Brock Brock bruin been farming his entire life story From
First alert Six, news and he decided that he was
going to do a design in his soybean field in
honor Of america's two hundred and. Fiftieth it's the. Flag
it's a bald eagle, head beautiful. Scene do try and

(36:49):
check that Out First alert six news website or do
a search For america two fifty ag design And, Dodge
nebraska to be able to see.

Speaker 3 (37:00):
This it's a beautiful.

Speaker 1 (37:01):
Thing But, jim there might be a problem because he
didn't ask the soybeans permission before he cuts some of
them down to do this. DESIGN i give you the
latest ruling from a community In, Quebec, canada the village
of Tarrasse. Videve say that. AGAIN i didn't say it

(37:27):
right the first. TIME i don't need to further disappoint
My french. Teachers this is a community of about two
thousand west Of, montreal and their governing body there has
formerly adopted The Universal declaration of The rights Of.

Speaker 3 (37:43):
Trees this is.

Speaker 1 (37:47):
A decision that trees are living beings with the right
to exist and, flourish and they've committed this town to
weaving canopy protection into all municipal. Planning officials will review,
bylaws consider tighter limits on tree cutting and expand planting
programs for, schools businesses and. Residents so if you want

(38:10):
to go out there and trim a, tree then you
might be in trouble if you do not have the trees.
PERMISSION i don't know who gets a chance to speak
for the. Trees that's A Doctor seuss. BOOK i forget which, One, Lucy.

Speaker 4 (38:23):
It's, fine just ask, yeah but you, tree yeah. Yeah
on Westbound dodge at ninetieth all lanes are. Affected you've
got some debris in the. Road you've got a couple
of people trying to pick it. Up it looks like
a bunch of boxes with some debris in the, boxes
and it's all scattered. Around, again it's id westbound at
ninetieth stay to the left if you are stuck in.

Speaker 1 (38:43):
That thank you very much for. That do you see
This waimo. Car those are the driverless. Cars they got
them In. California pretty risk and In San. FRANCISCO i
wouldn't want to get in one of these. Things this
is a Way mo car In San. Francisco but by the,
way even AS i SAY i don't want to get
in a driverless, CAR i see the way many of
you are driving and you're barely paying attention to what

(39:05):
you're doing as you're. DRIVING i MEAN i see this
AS i occasionally look up from, texting AND i, Think,
wow you guys aren't paying attention at. All so is
a driverless car really that?

Speaker 3 (39:15):
Bad be that as it?

Speaker 1 (39:17):
MAY i THINK i already said that phrase once this. Segment,
sorry this is a robo taxi In San francisco that
was going through a community street and passed right over
where someone was out in the street lighting. Fireworks, now
kids are out there lighting. Fireworks people are out there lighting,

(39:37):
fireworks and you'll do that right on the street in
front of your. House if a car, comes they, say,
OH i see that they're lighting. Something they didn't KNOW
i was. Coming i'll just wait, Here i'll enjoy the.
Firework they'll move it out of the. Way we wave
at each. OTHER i move on with my. Life not
if you're in a driverless. Car it just came right
towards the. Firework people jumped out in the street to go, whoa, whoa.

(39:58):
Whoa the driver car didn't see any of that and
went right over the firework that was flaming and blasting
explosives into the air and now on the bottom of the.
Car the passenger recorded video of their taxi driving over
a bursting firework and was, saying are we on fire right?

(40:19):
Now turns out the car is, okay the people are.

Speaker 4 (40:22):
Okay so you're telling me that the driverless cars can
see dead people if they're driving near. Cemeteries i'm sure
you've seen some of.

Speaker 3 (40:31):
THAT i have.

Speaker 4 (40:31):
Not, yeah they show little people in the.

Speaker 3 (40:34):
Way that's only If Hailey Joel osman as.

Speaker 4 (40:37):
Driving, well it could be so the driverless cars can
see dead, people but not. Fireworks, okay got.

Speaker 6 (40:42):
It.

Speaker 1 (40:43):
Check, WELL i don't know if the firework was fireworking
at the, time or if they were just suddenly like
they lit it and they looked over and then they
saw the car coming and started doing that math equation
if one train Leaves denver going another train Leaves chicago
and they're doing that going.

Speaker 4 (40:59):
Uh oh, no common core, wheel.

Speaker 1 (41:01):
This car is gonna hit my. Firework, Well lucy's gonna
give us the latest on people collecting boxes apparently in the.

Speaker 3 (41:08):
Street that is all. Clear well that was. FAST i.

Speaker 4 (41:11):
Did some nice guy got out and he just cleared, it,
waiting not waiting for the. Authorities so he got that
taken care.

Speaker 3 (41:17):
Of thank you To david And. Amanda that's. Right it
was the.

Speaker 1 (41:22):
Lorax the loraxe speaks for the, trees The Doctor seuss.
REFERENCE i made a moment ago on the driverless car
driving over the exploding fireworks in the street In San.
Francisco mark Emails scott at kfab dot com via The
zonker's Custom what's inbox that, says why are these kids
in the street doing? Fireworks it seems to me it's

(41:43):
not the car's, fault, granted but kids do fireworks in the.
Street adults do fireworks in the. Street everyone does fireworks
in the. Street some people go so far as to, say,
look we're gonna blow up this. Neighborhood we're putting the
bear arricades at the ends of both. Street we don't
need cars coming up and down here as we're trying

(42:05):
to shoot a.

Speaker 3 (42:05):
Hole in the.

Speaker 1 (42:05):
Moon and Then chris, says the disappointing part about THE
us men's national team getting beat soundly was they played
with zero. Passion the body language was just awful from the.
Start it doesn't help when your best player has been
a complete no, show if it was injury or not
being fit. Enough talking About Christian pulisic was the worst.

(42:29):
Offender but as, usual our best player never seems to
show up in these big moments During World cup. Play
that's a disappointed soccer. Fan chris sending that message in
To scott at kfab dot. Com you can send your
message in as. Well that's via The zonkers custom woods.
Inbox one more on the state of medical. Marijuana michael

(42:52):
emails and says the slow walking is strictly at the
feet Of Jim pillin and this is coming from a
guy who voted for, him and everyone knows. IT i
have no skin in this. BATTLE i don't use marijuana
medical or, otherwise but the measure was supported by a
majority Of nebraska. Voters they've spoken on the. Issue it's
time for our jerk governor to. Listen That's michael's email

(43:13):
To scott at kfab dot. Com this after they, said all,
right we're going to allow four cultivators of medical. Marijuana
one of them a former state Senator Kent rogert up
In Washington, county just got shut down by the county's
zoning board, saying, hey you can't grow this, Yere and,
like why, Not, well medical marijuana is not an ag, Product, like,
well what is?

Speaker 3 (43:32):
It we don't. Know can't grow your? Pot, sorry so
they shut. That sound to, me if something has grown
through the, dirt that's an agg. Product Well i'm not a. Farmer.

Speaker 1 (43:41):
LOOK i think the governor knew that when he suddenly
said all, right we're going to let these cultivators, go
and then suddenly here comes a zoning board go you
can't grow that. Here this IS i, mean one thing
after another with, this this is this IS i know
we have fun with this one because it's. Pot but
a lot of people are upset that the governor has
not bowed to the wishes of the. People this is

(44:05):
not a political. Thing this was elected by the. People
is it enough people to vote him out of office
In november because we want medical pot more than it's about.

Speaker 2 (44:15):
Pot it's About, look the people voted for, this, okay
and it wasn't even. Close the people voted for. This
and if the people vote for, this we want you to.
Act this is a republican form of. Government we put
you in charge to do our.

Speaker 3 (44:28):
Work.

Speaker 2 (44:29):
Well our work is to make this available very, easily
and it's been it's been slow walked by the administration
and he has a fundamental problem with, it which is.
Fine you, know he was elected duly elected with that.
Position but the people, said thank, you, governor appreciate your.

Speaker 3 (44:48):
Time but we're doing.

Speaker 1 (44:49):
This, yeah, well AND i believe they are going to do,
it but it can't be done just, like, hey we're
going to have all night medical offices open. Dispensaries as
soon as you cross the Border, nebraska all lit up
in neon green pot, leaves you, know like a doctor's.
Office Is this is what you see when you go
Into missouri Or, Oklahoma. COLORADO a lot going on here

(45:11):
in The trump a sphere, today AND i don't know
That Benjamin, netanya who is still thrilled to turn on
THE tv and see The president hanging out with the
leader Of. Turkey for more on this and more throughout the,
morning we Welcome Fox News Radio's Evan brown here To
News radio eleven ten Kfab good, Morning, Evan good. Morning

(45:32):
what's The Prime minister Of israel had to say about
The president hanging out with The turkish?

Speaker 5 (45:37):
Leader, WELL i think The president hanging out with The
turkish leader is probably not something That Prime Minister Nathan,
yah who is big is a big fan Of. Turkey
has been a problem For israel for quite a long.
Time The, duwan The turkish, president who is a Known

(45:59):
Islamis Sunni, islamist has made open threats to the state Of,
israel talking about wiping it off the, map the same
language we get from The Shia islamis as. Well and
SO i don't think that The israelis like to See
President trump cozying too much to The turkish. LEADER i
don't think they like the fact That turkey is A nato.

(46:21):
ALLY i don't think they like the fact that THE
us would sell f thirty fives To. Turkey in, fact
they've come out and said, it and The Tan yahoo
has come out and said. That so it's a you,
KNOW i think it poses a problem for The, israelis
but it ALSO i think has helped to push The

(46:41):
israelis into deciding to be more self sufficient when it
comes to their military. Needs they are already talking about
building out munitions plants and perhaps maybe even restarting their
own fighter jet, program something that they were working on
that The United states begged them to.

Speaker 1 (46:58):
Stop, YEAH i don't, know net And, yah who would
think that is as strong of an ally As President
trump And america has been To israel that suddenly he's
going to go over there And Air towan's going to give,
him you, know some sort of special sword or something
like that as a gift and suddenly is, like, hey
you know, what you can go After, israel do whatever you.
WANT i don't think that's going to.

Speaker 3 (47:19):
Happen, WELL i.

Speaker 5 (47:20):
Don't think That President trump himself would do. That but
here's what you have to. Remember President trump is only
there for another two. Years what happens after? That, Yeah
oh That's israel has To israel has benefited greatly from
The trump, presidencies both of. THEM i don't think Any
israeli would say. Otherwise but at the same, Time israel

(47:41):
does need to think beyond what happens When President trump is.

Speaker 1 (47:45):
Done, yep that is a question on a lot of
fronts for. Sure, yeah go, Ahead, evan go and finish your.

Speaker 5 (47:51):
Thoughts, no just So israel has to, assess you, know
how its situation. Is it is very attuned to some
of the changing political landscapes here in The United, states
in which Younger americans have taken on a very foolish
attitude Towards, israel thinking That israel is somehow the cause

(48:13):
of a lot Of america's problems with regard to its
finances and its foreign. Policy israel has entered these agreements
with The United states at The United states behest to
Keep israel dependent on The United states as opposed To
israel building out its own military infrastructure military industrial, infrastructure

(48:34):
because The United states didn't Want israel selling its wonderful military,
technology and it is quite wonderful and it's quite, advanced
didn't want it selling it to other people outside of
The american, influence Namely, china and so because If china
were able to get its hands On israeli, technology it
would vastly improve its own military. Capabilities china's military capabilities

(48:57):
are not very. Good actually it's they're, plentiful but they're
they're not very well. Made so this current relationship that
we have With israel is really done at the US's,
behest not so Much.

Speaker 2 (49:10):
Israel's jim Rose, evan how would you describe the current
relationship between The trump administration and The North Atlantic Treaty?

Speaker 3 (49:17):
ORGANIZATION i think there's an.

Speaker 5 (49:20):
Enduring frustrations between The trump administration and certainly The Western
europe half OF. Nato Western europe has been slow to
help out with THE us, needs specifically and most recently
visa The. Iran somewhere along the, lines the idea of

(49:41):
mutual defense turned into THE us defends us all at
THE us taxpayer's. Expense and this was greatly demonstrated when
The british, decided all, right we'll send one ship to
The strait Of, hormuz but first we have to get
that one ship off of THE nato drill that we're
are committed, to and we'll have to borrow a ship

(50:02):
From germany to do THE nato drill that we really
demonstrated how Far Western europe had fallen in terms of
its national individual national, defense Whereas Eastern europe is much.
Different these are countries that are very forward thinking in
terms of their. Defense they are putting them money that

(50:22):
they need to do either buy or build their military
equipment because they are much closer To russia than Say
england And france, are and so they know that they
have a real need and they know that they need
to pull their own. Weight that they could rely ON
nato for help if say A russia were to come after,
them but they themselves need to be able to defend their.

Speaker 1 (50:43):
Homeland tremendous. Insight Evan brown really appreciate the. Reporting thank
you very much for the time today you bet From
Fox News. Radio That's Evan brown here On Nebraska's Morning.
News you know who's putting the pressure ON nato on
behalf Of america other than the president right ti for
The iowah haw, Guys Matt whittaker. Local we got a

(51:03):
local guy, here so he's taking everything he learned From
Hayden fry and he's flying that president ON nato right.
Now That's Iowa's Matthew whittaker is THE us ambassador TO
nato doing all. That, now The president just took credit
For walmart lowering.

Speaker 3 (51:21):
Prices did you see, This, well it's been a big
week for.

Speaker 2 (51:25):
Him he GOT fifa to reverse a red card for
the first time in sixty four, years and now he's
Gotten walmart to lower. Prices, man the man cannot possibly be.
Contained some people are decrying the president's latest. Statements so
he says ninety seven percent of filers received a tax
cut this past filing season who otherwise would not have

(51:46):
gotten it if not for the, big beautiful bill and
The trump. Administration you're, Welcome america at the working family's tax.
Cuts we got a lot of.

Speaker 1 (51:55):
People seventy two million claimed no tax on, tips average
deduction hit more than seven thousand. Dollars millions took advantage
of no tax on, overtime no tax on car loan,
interests the Enhanced Senior, deduction child tax, credit a lot
that The president was talking about, here and then he
said THAT i have just been in WHAT i think you.

Speaker 2 (52:16):
Mean he he offered tax deductibility on car, loans on
car loan Interest.

Speaker 3 (52:23):
This is what it. Is A Fox news or. Born
there was no there was no tax cut on car loan,
interest there was no.

Speaker 2 (52:28):
Deductibility, WELL i think it's the same no tax on
car loan interest if you ask for the deduction and
if you're. Itemized if you, itemize then you you can
apply your your the the interest that you pay on
your car.

Speaker 1 (52:43):
Loan and but you got. Itemized, YEAH i admit that
was the First i've heard of. THAT i was reading that,
thinking did we take advantage of that get a car.
Loan but The president also, SAID i have just been
informed that one of the, biggest best and smartest retailers In, America,
walmart will be lowering prices by a lot at my administration's,

(53:04):
request to celebrate our great country's two hundred and fiftieth.
Birthday walmart will in particularly be dropping the price of
a pound of ground beef by almost fifteen, percent among
many other. Products so he, says at my administration's, Request
walmart is dropping. Prices walmart did not specifically mention The

(53:24):
president or his administration in their release issued before his.
Post it sounds Like walmart is kind of doing the
Schooner tuna out. Here due to this problem In, America
we're going to lower the cause price of A canatuna
by fifty. Cents after this depression is, over we'll raise
the price. Up but this is just a way to

(53:44):
help out our working. Families that's mister mom eighties movie
reference on that. ONE i was talking to a couple
of early millennials over the weekend and we were just
discussing the, economy their pride, guys and.

Speaker 3 (53:58):
They, said you.

Speaker 2 (53:59):
KNOW i asked, him as where are you on buying a?
House and he, said you, know Mister, Rose we actually
looked at, Him my wife AND i looked at, it
and we can't afford. It and he had a nice.
Income it's not a killer, income but it's a nice
income both he and his, wife and they have a
little bit of student loan Dead AND i, said, really
how did you come to that. CONCLUSION i was a
rhetorical exercise BECAUSE i knew the. Answer he, said, well you,

(54:21):
know first of, all we can't come up with a
twenty percent down on a three hundred thousand dollar, house
which is essentially the median price for our home In.
Omaha that's sixty thousand dollars cash right. There he, said
we really can't come up with twenty percent, down number.
One but Then we started doing the, math and we
figured we couldn't afford the three hundred dollars a month

(54:42):
for homeowners, insurance and at that, price the cost of
taxes was going to be right around eight thousand dollars a.
Year what happened to the starter? Home the starter, home
unfortunately does not exist much. Anymore people don't want the starter.
Home they want to graduate to a home that's better
the group. Case they don't want the starter. Home the

(55:03):
point was this inflation At walmart doesn't bother them as
much as affordability on big ticket items because of things
that could be addressed by the. State, okay those, things
those two bills right there could be addressed by the
folks who represent us in the state legislature and the governor's.
Office so we can Blame trump for all the soaring

(55:26):
prices all we. Want he can take credit For walmart dropping.
Prices but if you want to really affect people's take home,
pay it happens here and they aren't doing anything about it.
Here and if you want, suggestions let me. KNOW i
got a whole list