Governor Lombardo and the legislature have their eyes on large expanses of office space in Las Vegas. Are they paving the way to move the state capital from Carson City? AND it turns out the endangered weed Tiehm's buckwheat can grow in a place other than the slated lithium mine. Mining company Ioneer is growing it off site in a greenhouse! ALSO Dan Gordon explains why the Nevada State Police are cutting hours of coverage in Washoe County.  AND the Formula 1 merchandise for the Miami Grand Prix is really ugly.

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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. challenging Joe Biden in 2024. We eavesdrop on an interview where RFK shares some thoughts on Tucker Carlson. nuclear power vaccines, and how to heal the nation; Private Investigator Brian Willingham has written a code of ethics for his field -- which has no code of ethics. He's the president of @DiligentiaGroup in New York.  .

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Supreme court hears arguments over a botched murder verdict where the jury was not given complete instructions. The prosecution insists the road rage murder was premeditated, even though the incident took only 3-5 minutes. AND Jim Marchant is running for U.S.Senate against incumbent Jacky Rosen. AND Democratic lawmakers would like to curtail the authority of Governor's Office of Economic Development to grant tax breaks to businesses.

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There's an extra $250 million dollars rattling around in the state coffers. Elected officials can't wait to spend it. Former Las Vegas Raider Henry Ruggs, who killed a woman driving drunk at !50 mph in his Corvette, has accepted a deal from the Clark County District Attorney. Ruggs' attorneys could not get the blood alcohol level excluded from evidence; If you have a pacemaker, be careful charging your EV.

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Arguments in court over whether the private investigator who tracked Mayor Schieve and Commissioner Vaughn Hartung's cars should be required to reveal the identity of his client. There's a bill in the legislature to make GPS tracking without consent a crime. 

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Dave Crete Served at the Tonopah Test Range, where he and military colleagues were exposed to radiation, and can't get medical coverage because the Department of Defense doesn't acknowledge the projects that were done there. 

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President Biden observes National Small Business Week, even as his administration puts onerous regulations on small businesses across the country. Veteran Sports reporter Sam Gordon writes in the Las Vegas Review Journal" The Oakland A's don't deserve Las Vegas.

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Senate Republican Leader Heidi Seevers Gansert discussed Governor Lombardo's agenda. Here are links to Governor Lombardo's bills: AB330, AB400, SB405, SB412 and SB431  We also discussed two of Senator Gansert's bills SB375 (nursing pipeline increase 50% by 2026), SB97 (physical therapist compact), 

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Medically Assisted Dying - we share audio from the state legislature as they conduct a hearing about Senate Bill 239. The bill would allow terminally ill people to self-administer medication that would cause death.Similar bills have failed multiple times in past Nevada legislative sessions.

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Mark Towell coached his class to the state championship. They'll travel to Washington, D.C. in April to compete in the national championship. We the People is a high school elective class that teaches civic responsibility and the foundations of American constitutional government.

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