Priority Talk

Greg opens the show with a discussion on the Super Bowl and Sports Betting and the dangers especially for young males. He then turns his attention to proposed 2026 state budgets which look to grow for the seventh straight year under Gov Ivey. Is this a good thing?

Representative Dubose joined Greg to share about her day in DC for Trump's signing of Executive Order banning men from Women's Sports.  The two also discuss the passage of the "What is a Woman" bill in the Alabama Senate this week.

Greg shares about a joint Legislative Prayer Breakfast he was privileged to attend on Thursday morning sponsored by the Alabama House of Representatives and Alabama Senate.

Next, he gives details on how Senator April Weaver was able to pass two important bills through the Alabama Senate on Thursday. One knows and the "What is a Woman" bill and the other banning certain sells of a product commonly known as Galaxy Gas that has become a dangerous trend among teens.

Will perceived budget shortfalls be used as reasoning to pass gambling in Alabama in 2025? Greg gives his thoughts and shares a Harvard Study that says "Gambling problems are mushrooming". Lastly, the shocking enlightenment and exposure of Federal Government spending through USAID.

Greg reviews the day from Montgomery and the Alabama State House. He highlights several bills that passed through committee on Wednesday including one that legally defines womanhood. He also highlights bills aiming to deal with issues with immigrants.  Greg also warns of the latest dangerous trend among teens “galaxy gas”.  

Greg talks through several cultural trends for 2025 as identified by Dr. George Barna.

Greg visits with Bobbi Radeck of Concerned Women for America - Alabama. They discuss the Concerned Women for America platform and Radeck's Encourage-a-Legislator Program that facilitates prayer to encourage our legislators.

Greg visits with Arlene Pellicane, national spokesperson of National Marriage Week from February 7th-14th, to discuss marriage trends and why marriage is important.

Greg discusses the start of the legislative session and things to keep an eye on. Greg also goes through George Barna's latest research covering cultural trends for 2025.

Greg spends the first part of the hour highlighting Trump wins and liberals' frustrations. Second half is devoted to preparing our audience for the 2025 Legislative Session which begins Tuesday Feb 5.

Lottery Expert Rob Kohler, who worked for the Texas State Lottery for twelve years, joins Greg providing data and answering economic questions about the efficiency of state lotteries. 

Rep. Woods (R-Jasper) joins Greg highlighting bill he has filed for the 2025 legislative session which begins February 4.