On this jam-packed Monday edition of What's On Your Mind, Scott Hennen flies solo to open the show while Kevin Flynn takes a quick break. The conversation kicks off with a deep dive into North Dakota’s property tax reform, including the bold plan to eventually eliminate property taxes entirely using the legacy fund. Governor Kelly Armstrong joins to break down the legislative highs and lows, from cell phone bans in schools to missed opportunities on housing. Also featured: Senator John Hoeven on military cuts and national security, Congresswoman Julie Fedorchuk on trade, energy policy, and facing the “keyboard warriors” demanding town halls. Plus, a hot take on fake news, dolls, and Donald Trump’s 2 a.m. press gaggles—because of course! Oh, and did someone say Cinco de Mayo? Expect a few polka vibes and mariachi memories sprinkled in for flavor. 🌮🎶 🕰️ Standout Moments with Timestamps: 0:00 – 4:43 – Scott opens solo with commentary on property tax reform and "keyboard warriors" on social media. 6:57 – 8:14 – Trump vs. media: Scott critiques Kristen Welker’s “dollgate” interview. 11:07 – 15:09 – Bridget Riedel on rising farm bankruptcies, input costs, and the moral outrage over the death tax. 17:14 – 20:13 – Weather forecast, travel plans, and the return of the hike nobody wants. 23:44 – 25:10 – Tariffs, dolls, and the media’s obsession with empty store shelves. 27:58 – 30:36 – Crystal calls in with heartwarming Lions Club updates—fundraisers, breakfasts, and service dogs. 35:10 – 39:36 – Scott tackles online trolls, social media toxicity, and the frustration of discourse in 2025. 46:50 – 51:22 – Governor Armstrong defends the 3% property tax cap and outlines his vision for zero property taxes. 51:22 – 56:20 – A breakdown of highs/lows from the session: energy, gas pipelines, and missed housing opportunities. 56:20 – 57:32 – Calls and texts about rental relief, school choice frustration, and the library bill veto. 1:16:28 – 1:24:15 – Julie Fedorchuk on cutting energy red tape, grid reliability, and eliminating unnecessary subsidies.