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Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including:

Steve Pokin with the Springfield News-Leader wrote a piece about ivermectin. The piece goes to show you that the News-Leader does NOT do research. Nick breaks down the article piece by piece.

Nick talks FDA approved drugs, and drugs that were once created for one thing and now used for another. Example: Viagra.

A Colorado school staged a walkout in protest of a school mask mandate.

White House officials are coming out and saying they are "appalled and literally horrified" that President Biden left Americans stranded in Afghanistan.

Former Springfield City Councilwoman, Kristi Fulnecky, joins Nick Reed this hour:

Oprah Winfrey is being "cancelled" after a decades-old video of her interviewing Dolly Parton resurfaced. In the interview, Winfrey asked Parton about work she had done on her face and body. Critics are claiming Winfrey was "body-shaming" Parton.

A Gold Star father said President Joe Biden bristled and bluntly responded to his request that he learn the stories of his Marine son and the 12 other service members killed last week in Afghanistan.

America’s closest ally is roundly condemning Biden and questioning its relationship with the United States.

In a pro-life victory, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled 5-4 on Wednesday not to block the new Texas law banning most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy while legal challenges to that law proceed in lower courts.

White House officials are coming out and saying they are "appalled and literally horrified" that President Biden left Americans stranded in Afghanistan.

Tuesday, September 7th – Mark your calendar for the upcoming Health and Freedom Conference. Hear from doctors and health professionals on the frontlines of this pandemic. You will learn:

What do I do if I contract COVID?

What treatments are available?

What are my rights?

How do I support my immune system naturally?

What the hospitals won’t tell you.

Tim Garrison is the former United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri. Garrison joins Nick Reed this morning:

Garrison received his officer’s commission after graduating from Marine Corps Officer Candidates School in 2003, and served as a military prosecutor.

His active duty military career took him to duty stations on the East Coast, West Coast, and Iraq.

In 2007, Garrison left active duty and returned with his family.

Since leaving active duty, Garrison continued to serve in the Marine Corps Reserves.

In 2014, he deployed to Afghanistan’s Helmand Province as the Chief of Operational Law for an eight-nation multinational force.

Upon his return to the United States, Garrison worked on military criminal justice legislation and policy at Marine Corps Headquarters.

Mr. Garrison shares his first hand experience of what it was like in Afghanistan.

Honoring our word and getting out those who want out.

Mr. Garrison gives several organizations that are currently helping get out Afghan residents and Americans.

Local attorney Dee Wampler joins Nick Reed this morning. Here's what they cover: 

Did you know that Nick Reed was Prom King? 

Last week, Dee shared his story of grief. Dee thanks our listeners who have reached out to share their love and support. 

An update on the office kitty, Stop and Friskies.

Open container laws in MO. 

Harvard University’s newest chief chaplain is an avowed atheist.

MO State Senator Eric Burlison joins Nick Reed this morning. Here's what they cover:

Nick and Eric talk briefly about the recent Vitae Foundation event.

Eric Burlison announces that he's running for U.S. Congress.

Mr. Burlison explains why he decided to run.

Before you go out and vote, Eric encourages you to do your research on each candidate.

Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including:

In 2010, Joe Biden told Richard Holbrooke, Obama’s special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, that the U.S. had to leave Afghanistan regardless of the consequences for women or anyone else. According to Holbrooke’s diary, when he asked about American obligations to Afghans like the girl in the Kabul school, Biden replied with a history lesson from the final U.S. withdrawal from Southeast Asia in 1973: “F— that, we don’t have to worry about that. We did it in Vietnam, Nixon and Kissinger got away with it.”

New transcripts between President Biden and Ashraf Ghani have emerged. In the call, Biden offered aid if Ghani could publicly project he had a plan to control the spiraling situation in Afghanistan. There was also a conversation about a "perception problem"

MO State Senator Mike Moon joins Nick Reed this morning. Here's what they cover:

State Sen. Mike Moon announced that he's jumping into the race for the congressional seat being vacated by U.S. Rep. Billy Long.

Mr. Moon talks about topics that matter most to him and why he decided to run.

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Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including:

A Chicago judge reversed his decision that stripped an unvaccinated mother of her parental rights over her 11-year-old son.

President Biden called a Black adviser "boy" during a Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) briefing on Monday.

Mullets are apparently a racial slur now.

Virginia’s Department of Education hosted a speaker who instructed teachers to exclude the role Muslim extremism played when teaching students about 9/11.

The head of the Los Angeles teachers union said “there is no such thing as learning loss,” despite evidence of massive educational declines due to a year of remote learning.

Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including:

President Biden met with the families of service members killed in last week’s terror attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, over the weekend, but some of the attendees report that the meetings did not go as planned. Many reported that the meeting was shallow, scripted, and Biden spent more time talking about himself than listening to the families.

A majority of U.S. voters say President Biden is doing a “poor” job handling the crisis in Afghanistan, and they believe Americans will be left behind after the August 31 deadline, a Rasmussen Reports survey released Monday found.

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Dr. John Lilly joins Nick Reed this morning:

The Springfield-News Leader wrote a piece about monoclonal antibody treatments. Nick invites Dr. John Lilly to talk about this.

San Diego’s Democrat-controlled county board of supervisors will consider an agenda item Wednesday that would declare "health misinformation a public health crisis" and enact measures to try to "combat" posts that counter the county’s official positions on the coronavirus.