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Springfield School Board member, Dr. Maryam Mohammadkhani, joins Nick Reed this morning. Here’s what they cover:

Election Day is right around the corner, do you know who you will be voting for?

Nick and Maryam talk about a recent article from the Springfield News-Leader about a recent ad.

The track record of Dr. Charles Taylor.

Book banning, tax funded items, and more.

Not sure where to vote? Maryam shares a link that you need to know about: https://voteroutreach.sos.mo.gov/PRD/VoterOutreach/VOSearch.aspx

Please note: The thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of Maryam Mohammadkhani and may not reflect the thoughts and opinions of the school board.

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

This week, we will be airing SPS Board candidate interviews.

We also have sample ballots up, sponsored by Brad Pistole and Safe Money Radio.

Today we hear from candidate Chad Courtney.

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A political attack ad targeting Springfield school board incumbent Charles Taylor started airing last week.

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

Former FBI special agent and CNN analyst Asha Rangappa implied Sunday on Twitter that audience members did not walk out after actor Will Smith slapped comedian Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards because of former President Trump.

Radio host Howard Stern also compared Will Smith to former president Trump, arguing on his radio show Monday that they were "the same guy" after Smith slapped comedian Chris Rock across the face during Sunday's Oscars.

President Joe Biden was slammed on Monday over a notecard that he carried while talking to reporters that was a cheat sheet for how to answer what were deemed to be “tough Putin” questions.

Biden appeared frustrated on Monday when he was asked to clarify his comment about chemical weapons and other comments during his trip to Europe.

Fox News’ Peter Doocy confronted President Biden, asking the president if he believed other world leaders would accept that “America is back” if what Biden says on the “world stage keeps getting walked back.”

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

Amy Blansit, a Missouri State University professor and founder of the nonprofit Drew Lewis Foundation, announced she is running for Missouri’s statehouse. Blansit will run as a Democrat for Springfield’s House District 133.

Nick shares his thoughts on why he thinks Blansit shouldn't run, and it's not for reasons you think...

President Biden made a renewed push on Monday to galvanize congressional Democrats to overhaul the nation's tax code and dramatically raise rates on corporations and ultra-wealthy Americans.

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

We're one week away from Election Day.

This week, we will be airing SPS Board candidate interviews. Today, Nick plays an interview with Steve Makoski.

We also have sample ballots up, sponsored by Brad Pistole and Safe Money Radio.

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Fox News’ Peter Doocy confronted President Biden, asking the president if he believed other world leaders would accept that “America is back” if what Biden says on the “world stage keeps getting walked back.”

A new poll shows Attorney General Eric Schmitt leading the state’s open-seat Senate race following domestic abuse allegations against former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, who previously led the pack.

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Guest: Kellyanne Conway

Former Counselor to the President of the United States, Kellyanne Conway, joins Nick Reed this morning:

Mrs. Conway weighs in on President Joe Biden in Poland.

A gaffe vs. something more.

Mrs. Conway is now with the Billy Long team, and shares her thoughts on the upcoming MO Senate race.

Kellyanne also talks about her upcoming book that you can pre-order.

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CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller said President Biden's speech in Poland topped former President Ronald Reagan's "tear down that wall" speech.

The White House has been forced to walk back or clarify multiple remarks made by President Biden during his trip to Europe -- including having to clarify on Saturday that the president was not calling for regime change in Moscow.

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

CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller said President Biden's speech in Poland topped former President Ronald Reagan's "tear down that wall" speech.

The White House has been forced to walk back or clarify multiple remarks made by President Biden during his trip to Europe -- including having to clarify on Saturday that the president was not calling for regime change in Moscow.

Will Smith smacked Chris Rock on stage after he made a "G.I. Jane" joke about his wife Jada, who was diagnosed with alopecia in 2018, which causes hair loss.

Nick and Sarah talk about the smack: was this something that was real, or was it staged to increase viewership?

Sarah thinks it was fake because: 1. They're actors, they know how to fake a hit, and 2. In some videos, it looked like they smiled afterwards.

Nick thinks it was real because of the response from both Chris Rock and Will Smith.

President Biden spoke to troops in Poland. Biden said that they will witness the bravery of Ukrainians fighting off Russia’s invasion “when you’re there” — making a significant gaffe after he previously said the US must stay out of the European conflict to avoid triggering “World War III.”

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

This week, we will be airing SPS Board candidate interviews.

We are kicking off this morning with incumbent, Charles Taylor.

We also have sample ballots up, sponsored by Brad Pistole and Safe Money Radio.

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An interesting moment at the Oscar's...Will Smith smacked Chris Rock on stage after he made a "G.I. Jane" joke about his wife Jada, who was diagnosed with alopecia in 2018, which causes hair loss.

Good Saturday morning!

Kyle Wyatt and Steve Makoski talk about a variety of topics in the news, including:

Issues that are involved with the Springfield school district

Discipline and challenges that teachers currently face

Don't forget to vote in less than 2 weeks!

"Judges don't allow cellphones in courtrooms...why kids are bringing their phones to the classrooms?"

For more info visit: Makoski for SPS – Makoski for Springfield Public Schools

Good Saturday morning!

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

Sometimes it's important to pay a little more instead of going with the cheaper option.

Oftentimes cheaper can be more expensive in the long run.

Dustin talks about several vehicles that went to big name repair shops and had bigger issues after being "repaired."

A great example of this is AC fix in a can, additives, etc.

Inflation and shortages are still in the news. Dustin talks about a new shortage of R134A refrigerant.