Nick Reed Podcast

Enjoy the best of Nick Reed!

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Hour 3 - 

Nick Reed & Sarah Myers are live at Scramblers Diner:

• Nick goes over the Department of Education.
• Nick also talks about the upcoming Springfield Public Schools board race.
• Congressional Democrats — who were hoping to blast Republicans over budget cuts — instead took incoming from their exasperated constituents when they traveled home to host town halls.
• Canadian furniture maker Prepac is moving all of its production to the United States following the threat of tariffs on Canadian goods from President Donald Trump.

ALSO - 

Anthony Carriker joins us this morning:

• The buyer's storm & market shift is finally here.
• Anthony gives a shout out to the lovely Emily Johnson with House Theory Realty.

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Hour 2 - 

Nick Reed & Tom Martz are live at Scramblers Diner:

• Different restaurants around Springfield.
• On this day in history.
• Missouri HB 563. This establishes protections for landowners taking wildlife on the landowner's property.
• Tom also talks about Missouri HB 75. This establishes the "Missouri Religious Freedom Protection Act."

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Hour 1 - 

Nick Reed & Sarah Myers are live at Scramblers Diner:

• Tim Walz mocked Tesla’s stock dropping in the face of attacks on Tesla cars and dealers across the country.
• A Jewish Cybertruck owner says he caught an anti-Elon Musk protester defacing his vehicle with a Nazi symbol and is demanding the perpetrator be charged with a hate crime.
• Anti-Tesla protests are being fueled by a Democratic mega-donor. Karla Jurvetson, 58, doled out more than $500,000 to Indivisible Action, a political action group linked to a nonprofit directing the protests against Musk, according to public records.
• The Vancouver International Auto Show has removed the event’s Tesla exhibit due to safety concerns amid the string of domestic terrorism attacks against Elon Musk’s company.
• Organizers of the “Tesla Takedown” movement are gearing up for their largest protest to date, with plans for 500 demonstrations at Tesla showrooms and Supercharger stations worldwide on March 29.
• Attorney General Pamela Bondi has announced charges against 3 people who have vandalized Tesla properties.
• 15+ conservatives have been targeted by swatting attacks in this last week.
• Vice President JD Vance was asked during an interview about how he "is doing the job differently" from his predecessor, Kamala Harris. Vance offered, "well, I don't have, you know, four shots of vodka before every meeting."
• On Thursday, the Trump administration DOJ announced that they had indicted Cortney Merritts of St. Louis, Missouri with two counts of wire fraud. The defendant is actually the husband of former Rep. Cori Bush.

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Hour 3 - 

Good Thursday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

• Nick interviews out ABC Books author of the week.
• Nick purchased tickets for the Girl Child to see Hadestown at Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. The Girl Child is unable to go, so Nick is selling the tickets. He has three available for the April 9th performance. If you're interested in purchasing the tickets, shoot him an email: [email protected]
• A CNN reporter called an illegal immigrant who pled guilty to a charge related to using a made-up Social Security number and who hid out in a church for three years during President Donald Trump’s first term a “pillar of the community” Wednesday.

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Hour 2 - 

Good Thursday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

• One of the seven small federal agencies that President Trump ordered downsized or eliminated on Friday was rife with corruption, with its employees hiring friends and relatives, commissioning paintings of themselves, and using government credit cards to indulge in constant luxuries.
• Nick shares the corruption inside the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
• MSNBC hosts corrected their claims Tuesday night that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard referred to Russian President Putin and President Trump as “very good friends.”

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Hour 1 - 

Good Thursday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

• President Trump is moving forward with plans to abolish the Department of Education.
• Nick & Sarah watched the new Netflix documentary on the Joplin tornado. Both of them pointed out two things that they weren't a fan of, but they both think the documentary is really good. If you want to watch, it's called The Twister: Caught in the Storm.
• Thousands of employees returned to the Food and Drug Administration’s headquarters Monday to find "overflowing parking lots, long security lines and makeshift office spaces without chairs and other basic supplies."

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Hour 3 - 

Good Wednesday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

• Tim Walz expressed frustration during a Tuesday podcast about criticism regarding his masculinity. “It just baffled me how much time they spent trying to attack me — that I wasn’t like masculine enough in their vision," Walz said.
• It wasn't Republicans who kept bringing up his masculinity, it was the left!
• Do you remember when the left attacked JD Vance for having a beard?
• After more than nine months in space, two NASA astronauts finally returned to Earth, touching down in the Gulf of America.
• MSNBC claimed that the astronauts were not stranded, in fact, they loved it up there!
• Playwright and actor Harvey Fierstein claimed he was banned from the Kennedy Center following Trump's takeover as its chair. He also alleged that his shows and plays were barred due to his sexual orientation. However, the irony of his assertions lies in the fact that Richard Grenell, who is openly gay, was appointed by Trump as the President of the Kennedy Center.

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Hour 2 - 

Good Wednesday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

• Singer Chappell Roan is facing backlash after showing appreciation for Jason Aldean while promoting her new country song.
• President Trump was taking questions from reporters last week at Joint Base Andrews when a microphone suddenly hit his face.
• Trump urged illegal immigrants to "self-deport" from the U.S. using a newly announced app from the Department of Homeland Security.
• Border czar Tom Homan turned the tables on a reporter after being questioned about the Alien Enemies Act used by the Trump administration.
• David Shor, a Democrat data scientist and political consultant renowned for analyzing political polls, has disproven any notion that Kamala Harris lost the 2024 presidential election due to low voter turnout.
• The Associated Press retracted a story Tuesday claiming that U.S. National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard publicly referred to Trump and Putin as “very good friends.”

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Hour 1 - 

Good Wednesday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

• After more than nine months in space, two NASA astronauts finally returned to Earth, touching down in the Gulf of America.
• Chuck Schumer has postponed his book tour due to ‘security concerns’ amid anger from Democrats over the government funding fight.
• Nancy Pelosi took a shot at Schumer on Tuesday for his vote with Republicans last week to avert a government shutdown.
• Schumer argued Tuesday that he remains the "best leader for the Senate."
• Schumer was asked on Tuesday during "The View" if it was time for him to step aside as Senate Minority Leader, to which he responded firmly with, "no."
• Chappell Roan is facing backlash after showing appreciation for Jason Aldean while promoting new song. 

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