Also this morning: Trump tariffs, "destroying Nebraska's wetlands," lots of USA! USA! USA! and more.

"KFAB Junior Cub Reporter" Aaron Hanson reports from the snow-packed streets, Jim Flowers called this storm and is already sniffing out the next one, Bob Kerrey's name pops up in the Epstein files, NE Game and Parks' Greg Wagner stops in, and more.

After a quick rant about how you're being lied to regarding the "equal time provision," we welcome former senator Ben Sasse back to the show to check in with him before later having a conversation with Rep. Don Bacon.

We have that Trump-inspired hypocrisy on parade, as well as conversations about a desert full of DNA, pressure on the Huskers, scary ICE lies in the Unicameral, and more.

It turns out it was serendipitous that we started thinking of Rush Limbaugh in the wake of Rev. Jesse Jackson's death.  Find out why here, and listen to us also talk about Robert Duvall, Mardi Gras, an Omaha woman who got clocked by a car during a donut session, and more.

And FICTIONAL President's Day!  We also accuse Gov. Newsom of "treason light," look at the latest "woke garbage" that has upset Nebraska's governor, and more.

On today's terrifying show: Being Guthrie's neighbor, Lucy busting out of jail, Sheriff Hanson on a 42-yr-old cold case, Greg Wagner from NE Game and Parks, and more!

Our very interesting conversation with former Husker AD Bill Moos starts about 38 minutes into today's podcast, followed by Sen. Pete Ricketts on a variety of topics ahead of the next potential government shutdown.  Before that, we address the latest anti-Trump vote by Rep. Don Bacon, the Epstein files impacting Nebraska/Creighton/Dan Osborn, a response from the Bronze Ex-Girlfriend, and more.

Gov. Pillen responds to the accusations about the no-bid contract, his personal life, that comment made last month, the Moos book, and more.  And that's just part of today's show, which also featured the latest on the Guthrie story, Jim's impressive Norwegian-to-English translation, and a psychiatrist looking at whether "TDS" is a real thing.

Not for good anyway; not to stay for several weeks.  Let it be declared!  Also today, we talk about paying good money to bad teachers, another property tax proposal in the legislature (with State Sen. Bob Andersen of Omaha), Olympic controversies, and more.