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

In case you missed it, Nick Reed interviews our ABC Books author of the week.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan earlier this week. During her visit, many citizens were excited to see a high ranking official from the United States.

Nick talks about how other countries/citizens view the United States.

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Local attorney Kristi Fulnecky joins Nick Reed this hour. Here's what they cover:

Did Kristi Fulnecky do a rain dance?

Teams changing their names to fit the 'woke' narrative.

A teacher who works with 5th- and 6th-grade students reached out to the TikTok world asking what she should do about a particular student. When the subject of pronouns came up in the class, one boy raised his hand and told the teacher that she hadn’t asked his pronouns. So she did. The kid replied that his pronouns were “banana” and “rock.”

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Good Thursday morning! Here's what Nick Reed cover this hour:

Nick and Sarah talk about the storm.

Red states have fared better economically than blue states post-pandemic thanks to an influx of new businesses and growing populations of remote workers from other parts of the country, economists told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Democratic strategist James Carville pushed back on Saturday against CNN’s Jim Acosta over concerns about Democrat interference in Republican primaries.

Carville stated, “I’ve done the same thing. I would do the same thing. I don’t see any ethical or moral problem with doing this. I think most of the opposition to this is from the pontifical class mostly located on the coast. I don’t see anything wrong with this. And you try to do everything you can to help your candidate or your party win an election. And that’s pretty simple and that’s what the DCCC is trying to do.”

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

Project Veritas released a newly leaked document today provided by an FBI whistleblower, which shows how the Bureau classifies American citizens it deems to be potential “Militia Violent Extremists” [MVEs].

A mother is accusing a Chuck E. Cheese mascot of racial discrimination on social media, claiming the mascot “purposely” ignored her black daughter.

Over the weekend, Houston's Democrat Mayor Sylvester Turner held a gun buyback event in a church parking lot where residents could turn in their firearms and receive a gift card ranging from $50 to $200 with no questions asked.

One man showed up to the buyback with dozens of 3D-printed firearms, and Houston authorities had no choice but to accept them and hand over gift cards in return. The real kicker: it only cost the man $3 to print each firearm, of which he made 62, and received $50 per 3D-printed gun for a total of nearly $3,000 in gift cards.

A transgender cheerleader was kicked out of summer cheer camp at Ranger College in Texas after being accused of choking a teammate over “transphobic” words.

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

CNN responded much differently when President Biden took out terrorist Ayman al-Zawahiri, versus when President Trump took out terrorist mastermind Gen. Qasem Soleimani.

Vox senior editor Ian Millhiser recently bragged on Twitter that he had been daydreaming about the death of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, tweeting out a "prewritten obituary" for the judge.

A Kansas woman attacked a teenage pro-life canvasser when the student knocked on her door Sunday.

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

Nick covers Election Results from last night's race.

Eric Schmitt won his spot in the U.S. Senate race. Schmitt won the majority by 44% of the vote.

Lincoln Hough beat out Angela Romine for State Senate District 30 seat. Hough took 56% of the vote, while Romine received 43% of the vote.

The District 137 race between Thomas Barr and Darin Chappell is still too close to call. The Missouri Secretary of State website reports that Darin Chappell took 3,519 votes (50.831%), while Barr received 3,404 (49.169%) of the vote. Darin is currently in the lead with 115 votes.

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Happy Election Day! Nick Reed wraps up Election Day coverage and covers news, including:

The Inflation Reduction Act is set to increase taxes on virtually every income tax bracket despite promises from the Biden administration and arguments from Democrats that regular Americans would not see their tax bill increase under the proposal, according to data from the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT).

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) touted an endorsement from Yellowstone star Kevin Costner as she faces a difficult primary facing a rival endorsed by former President Donald Trump.

Nick shares an article from Bloomberg regarding a January 6th update. The article reads, "Members of a right-wing militia group facing trial on the most serious charges stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection should be barred from trying to blame former President Donald Trump for their actions, the Justice Department told a judge."

President Biden is well-known for his love of ice cream, enough in fact that a major news outlet's fact-checking organization was dispatched to debunk a viral clip of him being lured away by the dulcet tones of an ice cream truck.

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Happy Election Day! Today is an open phone line day where candidates can do one final push and callers can share who they're voting for.

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Happy Election Day! Today is an open phone line day where candidates can do one final push and callers can share who they're voting for.

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Good Monday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this show:

Nick gives us information on the upcoming election.

Nick talks about State Senate District 20 race: Curtis Trent vs. Brian Gelner.

There are currently ads running that Curtis Trent doesn't live in his district. Nick breaks down that misleading claim by explaining the recent redistricting, time constraints that allow politicians to move into their district, and why Trent is still running in District 20.

For State Representative District 137: Thomas R. (Tom) Barr vs. Darin Chappell.

Nick talks about unions supporting candidates, the Chamber of Commerce, and how that may not reflect the people they are supposed to represent.

For U.S. Representative District 7: Jay Wasson, Eric Burlison, Audrey Richards, Camille Lombardi-Olive, Sam Alexander, Alex Bryant, Paul Walker, and Mike Moon. 

Nick talks about Jay Wasson donating money to Mitt Romney. Nick also talks about the temper of Mr. Wasson.

Nick also talks about Eric Burlison, Alex Bryant, and Mike Moon.

How do political ads work? To answer that question, we are not allowed to pick and choose what political ads run on air.

For State Senator District 30: Angela Romine vs. Lincoln Hough.

The disinformation regarding Angela's voting record when it comes to backing the police.