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

Nikki Haley, former President Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations, called on President Joe Biden to “answer for his agencies” after the FBI raided Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence.

Following the FBI raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in Florida, Republican officials in the House and Senate slammed the move, calling it a “weaponization” of federal agencies while warning of the ramifications for average citizens nationwide.

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

Former President Trump on Monday said that his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida was "under siege" by a "large group" of FBI agents conducting a search warrant.

What exactly was the FBI looking for?

The New York Times says that the search, according to two people familiar with the investigation, appeared to be focused on material that Mr. Trump had brought with him to Mar-a-Lago after he left the White House. Those boxes contained many pages of classified documents, according to a person familiar with their contents.

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Happy Monday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, will be coming to Springfield later this month. The Springfield News-Leader wrote a very 'unbiased' and 'honest' story for their readers.

Michigan’s attorney general is requesting a special prosecutor be named to investigate her Trump-endorsed opponent.

A show called UFO Witness on the Travel Channel will be highlighting one mysterious Missouri location. The hosts will be exploring the Marley Woods in an episode called, “Nordics and The Cube.”

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Happy Monday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

More than 500 “preservation letters” have already been sent to various agencies and individuals, demanding that they not destroy certain documents and data, in anticipation of a GOP takeover.

Scientists say that climate change is increasing the likelihood of lightning strikes across the United States.

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Happy Monday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

On Sunday, the Senate passed the Democrats' massive social spending and taxation bill.

Democrats’ landmark new drug pricing legislation could actually result in an initial increase in drug prices.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren dismissed reports that Democrats are foregoing coronavirus testing in order to allow the maximum number of senators to vote for the party's social spending and taxation bill on Saturday night.

Dustin Atwood and Sarah Myers talk about a variety of topics in the automotive industry, including:

Sarah gives an update on her little blue truck.

Dustin suggests several websites for restoring older vehicles: LMC Truck and YEARONE.

Dustin did an oil change on a brand new truck. Dustin gives us some insight on oil.

Dustin talks about finding a good vehicle on auctions and pre-owned dealerships.

What's going on around the shop.

Tom Martz is filling in for Kyle Wyatt to talk about a variety of topics, including:

Conspiracy theories with James Clary

"Dark Waters" movie by Rob Bilott. "It's dangerous chemicals in our water supply is a serious issue"

Climate change and laid-based paint as a part of conspiracy theory

What is regulatory capture?

Illegal immigration and fake SSN

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Nick Reed is live at Scramblers Diner for the Friday Road show. Here's what he covers:

Our dear friend and listener, Jim Webb, joins us this morning. Jim is moving to Texas within the next couple of weeks and we wanted to give him an opportunity to jump on and say goodbye.

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Josh with The Pyramid Roofing Company stops by:

With the recent rainfall, the Pyramid team are busy with repairing leaks.

Have you has a roof inspection recently? It may be time.

Josh talks about how common a manufacturer defect.

As always, if you need a new roof or just a roof repair, give the Pyramid Roofing Company a call today!

Sharon with the Vitae Foundation joins Nick Reed this morning:

 This year, Abby Johnson will be the keynote speaker at the annual Vitae Foundation event.

Abby Johnson has always been determined to help women in need.  That desire led Abby to a career with Planned Parenthood as well as caused her to flee the organization and become an outspoken advocate for the pro-life movement. During her time at Planned Parenthood, she became increasingly disturbed by what she witnessed there. Today, she continues to advocate for the preborn and as the Founder of And Then There Were None, helps abortion facility workers escape the abortion industry.

All proceeds benefit the Vitae Foundation, a national non-profit organization that leads the world in its research of abortion-decision making, tests its findings using digital media campaigns, and shares best practices at no cost to pro-life peers worldwide to encourage a culture of life.

The Vitae Foundation will be hosted on August 26th at the White River Conference Center.

Doors will open at 7:00 pm.

Tickets start at $75 per person.

To register, CLICK HERE, or call 573.634.4316.

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Nick Reed and Tom Martz are live at Scramblers Diner for the Friday Road Show. Here's what they cover:

Tom shares 'in this date in history.'

Quote of the day.

Tom talks about the latest election results.

Tom will be filling for Kyle Wyatt on Saturday. Make sure to tune-in at 9 am.

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Nick Reed is live at Scramblers Diner for the Friday Road Show. Here's what he covers:

Former VP Dick Cheney calls former President Donald Trump a "coward" and argues that Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming is "fearless," as he stars in the latest ad released by his daughter’s re-election campaign.

Thursday, the Biden White House announced that it was canceling a long-scheduled test-firing of a Minuteman ICBM from Vandenburg AFB, CA. This test has been disclosed years in advance. According to the Wall Street Journal, the reason given was to prevent inflaming relations with Chinese President Xi.

Missouri ranked third worst in early education systems in America. Arkansas ranked No. 1.

Is this really a bad thing though that Missouri is ranked low? Low-income children who attended Tennessee’s highly praised preschool program performed significantly worse on every academic and social measurement by sixth grade compared to peers who did not attend the program, a recent high-quality study found.