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The debt deal

Sports with Ryan Larson, WUT Sports Director. The PAC 12/Comcast fiasco, conference realignment risks of acting and not acting. A preview of the NCAA Baseball tournament and softball tournament.

Kari Gallardo with Southern Arizona Cleaning Supply joins Chris to talk about their new storefront location at 1801 S. Alvernon, n/e corner 29th and Alvernon. Great products that they have tried and tested in their cleaning service. jancothecleanteam.com

More on buses

The culture wars: LA Dodgers edition.

Congressman Andy Biggs discusses the "debt deal"....which is apparently a "deal" for much more wild spending with no cap for more debt.

The Pima MAP dashboard.

Pima County reports on deaths.

Jonathan Hoffman, of "Pima Perspectives--political and cultural opinions from the denizens of Baja Arizona" joins Chris for the show today. Jonathan has also written for the Tucson Weekly and Arizona Daily Star. He also writes for the Arizona Daily Independent. For great contend from a variety of contributors on his Pima Perspectives site, visit pima-perspectives.com

Jonathan Hoffman, of "Pima Perspectives--political and cultural opinions from the denizens of Baja Arizona" joins Chris for the show today. Jonathan has also written for the Tucson Weekly and Arizona Daily Star. He also writes for the Arizona Daily Independent. For great contend from a variety of contributors on his Pima Perspectives site, visit pima-perspectives.com

Jonathan discusses his recent column on the cost of "free" bus service in Tucson. He and Chris discuss an idea to require registration for a free bus pass.

Joe DeSimone, Blue Chip Planning, joins his brother Chris to discuss national and global events and how they relate to money and markets.

For more information on Joe and Blue Chip Planning, visit bluechipplan.com

Dr. JoAnn di Filippo on Pima County government

--new county website still wiping out history

--new county budget: budget total is less than this year yet tax rate increased.

--why does GV court get more money due to JP realignment? Shouldn't the losing district(s) just go down by that same amount?

A look back at Ann Knott, and her statistical early in COVID and how her work was "disappeared" as any dissent to the narrative early in the pandemic was squashed

Tucson crime roundup.

Highlights this week. Interviews may be abbreviated. For the date and hour podcast to hear more, see the note

0:00 Economist Steve Moore (May 22, Hr 1)

8:48 Dr. JoAnn DiFilippo, PAYGO (May 22, Hr 2)

17:48 Authors Nancy Smith and Opal Stone: "Tucson Fit Trip" 33 fun fitness walks (May 22, Hr 3)

28:53 Dr. Currie Myers on the FBI (May 23, Hr 1)

42:50 Chris and Bruce with advice to PCC: keep the signs, bulldoze the hotels (May 23, Hr 1)

49:25 Congressman Andy Biggs-- Mayorkas and other federal officials accountable (May 24, Hr 2)

1:03:21 Mark Finchem: election fraud and now breakfast fraud? Fight like hell! (May 24, Hr 1)

1:07:20 Congressman David Schweikert on debt ceiling, misleading statements, and the Durham Report (May 25, Hr 2)

1:16:26 Mayor Romero redefines "selling for $44M" as "voluntarily reduce". (May 25, Hr 2)

1:27:31 Grover Norquist on the debt ceiling and spending (May 26, Hr 1)

1:41:29 First part of favorite war movies for Memorial Day weekend (May 26, Hr 2)

Chris, Shaun, and your calls with more favorite war movies.

Chris and Shaun...talk all the things.

Food Friday with Rocco from Rocco's Little Chicago Pizzeria. For more information, hours, location, and menu, visit roccoslittlechicago.com

Shaun McClusky joins Chris for the remainder of the show

In honor of Memorial Day, Chris talks about his favorite war movies...and takes your calls for your favorites.