Nick Reed Podcast

Hour 1 -

Good Monday morning! Rep. Darin Chappell fills in for Nick Reed this morning. Here's what he covers this hour:

• Today we're discussing what will be on November ballot. You can view your sample ballots by CLICKING HERE.
• Darin starts with PROP A, which would replace Missouri's existing congressional map and redraw new boundaries.
• Darin also goes over Amendment 8, which covers the election/removal of a county sheriff.
• Darin wraps up this hour with Amendment 7, which covers a permanent public endowment fund.

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Hour 3 -

Nick Reed & Sarah Myers are live at Scrambler's Diner:

• Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he prepared for the "extreme tail risk" that the U.S. would invade Canada amid recent trade tensions.
• Sunny Hostin bragged on Tuesday’s episode of The View that she was the lone holdout who kept Daniel Rakowitz, the Butcher of Tompkins Square Park, out of prison, but it appears that she lied.
• An ordinance passed by the Seattle City Council will ban large grocery store chains from using customer data and AI to calculate individual pricing. Grocery store chains, however, warn the legislation could actually result in higher prices.
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Johnny Walker stops by:

• Johnny just got back from LA.
• Veterans treatment court. He is always looking for mentors and volunteers. It's an 18 month program. If you're interested, you would need to talk to the Veterans once a week and keep them positive while going through treatment.
• The Silver Haired legislature.

Josh with the Pyramid Roofing Company swings by:

• Josh just got back from Colorado. He talks about being a political refugee.
• We are officially in fall (hopefully the weather stays that way too), so Josh gives some early fall roof tips.
• When we go from one extreme to another, that's where roofing issues can pop up.
• Check your ventilation.

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Hour 2 -

Nick Reed, Sarah Myers, and Tom Martz are live at Scrambler's Diner:

• On this day in history.
• A little movie talk.
• Tom once again goes over the Locke and Smith Foundation award finalists.He also goes over how the team comes up with a score to come up with the finalists.
• How the Springfield City Council handled the flock camera conversation.
• The winners are... Bryant Wolfin and Mike Moon!

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Hour 1 -

Nick Reed & Sarah Myers are live at Scrambler's Diner for the Heroes Breakfast:

• The Springfield City Council flock camera meeting is slowly making national news.
• Some of the headlines regarding the meeting are a little misleading.
• The NYT did an exposé piece about Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola. From calling staffers ‘retards’ and ‘f****ts’ to shoving aides and assigning numerous tedious tasks, such as feeding her daughter’s chameleon, Meatball, and becoming a wicked witch at a moment’s notice, the stress reportedly drove staffers to lose weight and seek mental health treatment.
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Hour 3 -

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

• The left is complaining about the Ozarks Bacon Fest event at the Ozarks Empire Fairground this weekend.
• Nick interviews our ABC Books author of the week.
• A St. Louis family is pleading for answers after a minor traffic crash over the weekend escalated into a violent attack. Investigators say 63-year-old Lance Jeffries, rear-ended another vehicle. Lance got out of his car to check on the occupants of the other vehicle. That is when several people exited their car, confronted him angrily and began assaulting him. This isn't making national news because this was a black on black crime.

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Hour 2 -

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

• No Kristi Fulnecky today - she is in trial today and will hopefully be back next week!
• Wendy's fast‑food chain launched a six‑track emo album titled “Songs to Listen to in the Wendy's Parking Lot."
• Wendy's is bringing back the yellow packaging that appeared on its fry cartons, cups, wrappers and other items for decades.
• Nearly six in 10 (59%) of Democratic respondents said they would feel “very positive” or “somewhat positive” if the US military removed Trump and seized control of the American government, while 55% said they would feel the same if the president passed away peacefully, according to a survey from the Center for Strategic Politics.

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Hour 1 -

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

• CNN's Harry Enten says the 2028 Democratic field is wide open, with no clear leader among the top candidates. Former VP Harris leads the early 2028 Democratic field, but with just 17% support, while four candidates are within three percentage points of each other.
• Many of those who know Kamala Harris best think she ultimately won't run for the White House in 2028.
• Freeway Ministries will host their annual Save Our City Revival September 24–26 at Mission University. Doors & resource booths will open at 6:00 PM, and revival begins at 7:00 PM each night.
• Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is apparently considering another run for president in 2028.

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Hour 3 -

Nick Reed & Sarah Myers are live at Springfield Livestock Marketing Center:

• Body cam shows WNBA player punches staff member at a bar while teammates defends her.
• A new study shows blue state with stronger teacher unions have lower reading levels.
• Rand Paul sounds the alarm on federal overspending.

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Isaac Protiva with FlockOut SGF joins the program:

• Nick and Isaac discuss the recent the Springfield Counsel meeting.
• During the meeting, it was decided officials would not cancel the contracts to flock cameras.
• Isaac talks about the next steps and what citizens can do next.

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Andie of Springfield Livestock joins the program:

• Andie gives an update on the next two sales.
• Springfield Livestock will be at Party at the Pasture this weekend.
• Springfield Livestock will also have two booths at the upcoming Ozark Fall Farmfest.

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Hour 2 -

Nick Reed & Sarah Myers are live at Springfield Livestock:

• Far-left Democrat Governor Maura Healey is pushing a shocking new proposal that would expand state-funded home visits to the house of every single newborn baby born in the state.
• What happens if you deny them entry? Will they take your children?
• A Massachusetts lesbian bar faces a potentially business-ending boycott from sudden enemies who flipped out when the owners lifted a longstanding mask mandate — for just one night a week.
• The bar then tired to apologize and only things worse for themselves.

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Hour 1 -

Nick Reed & Sarah Myers are live at Springfield Livestock:

• Media accounts reported that protesters "quickly organized" an anti-ICE protest in Austin, Texas, after the shooting of a Venezuelan man by an ICE agent. But a Fox News Digital investigation shows that the protests are being organized by a coordinated network of far-left socialist and communist groups, including the Democratic Socialists of America, the Freedom Road Socialist Organization and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, which works closely with nonprofits funded by Neville Roy Singham, a communist American-born tech tycoon living in Shanghai.
• How the Springfield City Council handled the conversation about flock cameras at the latest council meeting on Monday. A member with FlockOut SGF will join us 8 AM to discuss this issue.
• The left is stalking the lone juror who was against Lindsay Clancy.

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