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Gooood Saturday morning!

Here's what James Clary covers this morning:

Our country is in pretty rough shape right now... Why?

Today, a new kind of Maoism is developing across America.

James talks about the G. Edward Griffin interview with Norman Dodd.

The public education system and how liberals are infiltrating the system.

Hour 3 - 

Nick Reed and Sarah Myers are live at Scramblers Diner. Here's what Nick covers:

Nick gives a traffic update at Route ZZ & Farm Road 182.

Inappropriate books in school.

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Anthony Carriker joins us:

Anthony talks about interest rates.

Home loans for Veterans.

The new building/new company.

If you have questions, give Anthony or Alex today!

Don Carriker stops by:

Should we start vetting candidates?

How should we go about it?

Bruce Beadles with Beadles Property Maintenance joins Sarah:

Fall is almost here! Bruce talks about some of the repairs that they've been working on lately.

If you want your deck repaired, don't wait until it's too cold!

We have a lot of rain in the forecast, make sure to check your crawl space. If you need a sump pump installed, give Beadles a call today!

Hour 2 - 

Nick Reed and Sarah Myers are live at Scramblers Diner. Here's what Nick covers:

Biden seems to have more and more bad days... A pool report from Wednesday evening revealed that President Biden told the "same story" at a fundraiser just minutes apart "nearly word for word."

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) is circulating a proposal to reestablish the Senate’s dress code, which Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) loosened over the weekend to allow senators to wear whatever they want on the Senate floor.

Sen. John Fetterman agreed to wear a suit on the Senate floor to "save democracy." Fetterman wrote on X, "If those jagoffs in the House stop trying to shut our government down, and fully support Ukraine, then I will save democracy by wearing a suit on the Senate floor next week."

Hour 1 - 

Nick Reed and Sarah Myers are live at Scramblers Diner. Here's what Nick covers:

A video of two Republican legislators from Missouri blasting flamethrowers went viral over the weekend as users falsely claimed the state senators were torching books.

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Ryan with A-1 Custom Car Care gives us the car care tip of the week:

Check those tires!

Ryan talks about testing your tires traction and the penny trick.

There is a new European specialist tech at the Sunset location!

Chris Stark stops by:

Chris is seeking WWII veterans who served in the European Theater of Operations (ETO) and are not wheelchair-bound.

He needs six to eight veterans who have a valid passport and a doctor's note.

This trip offers the veterans an opportunity to meet the Chancellor of Germany and be the guests of honor at a football game.

The trip is entirely free, and guardians are allowed to accompany the veterans.

The trip includes a round-trip ticket, a first-class flight, and a stay at a 5-star hotel in Berlin, Germany.

The trip will be held from the 3rd to the 15th of November.

For more information, reach out to Chris Stark.

Hour 3 - 

Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

Nick interviews our ABC Books author of the week.

A man who lives in rural South Carolina said he heard what we now know was the crash of an unmanned military jet. Randolph White was interviewed about what he heard, and you HAVE to listen to his interview!

Talking capitalism and free market.

Hour 2 - 

Local attorney Kristi Fulnecky joins Nick Reed this hour:

The Senate dress code change.

Former President Trump made a surprise stop at Treehouse Pub in Bettendorf, Iowa, and autographed the shirt a woman had on as he greeted his supporters and passed out pizza boxes to them.

Dem 2024 candidates.

Could we see a President Michelle Obama?

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

Testifying on Capitol Hill Wednesday in front of the House Judiciary Committee, Attorney General Merrick Garland was grilled over the FBI targeting of Catholic churches and undercover agents infiltrating mass services.

Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN), who was born in Soviet Ukraine, admonished AG Garland. Spartz said the Durham report makes the FBI look like the KGB, adding the DOJ has a "nice playbook."

Garland told lawmakers he “[could not] recollect” if he had a conversation with the FBI about its probe into Hunter Biden.

Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie suggested Wednesday that Attorney General Merrick Garland may have perjured himself over his statements about Jan. 6.

Hour 3 - 

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

"Gender Queer" author Maia Kobabe reacted to a Republican senator reading a sexually explicit passage from the book during a Senate hearing, saying that the book it isn't recommended for "kids."

The Springfield News-Leader has a front and center story about SPS board president Danielle Kincaid traveling to Mount Everest base camp. Why is this front and center? Is this the most important story in Springfield right now?

Could Amtrak trains be coming to Springfield?

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

Ray Epps, a protester filmed during Jan. 6, 2021, at the Capitol who became the focus of online theories about the government plotting the incident, was charged... With a misdemeanor of disorderly conduct this week.

Former U.S. Capitol Police Chief Steven A. Sund said he blames Pelosi for Jan. 6 security failures.

Hour 1 - Good Wednesday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour:

Democrats and media keep insisting that absentee ballots and mail-in voting don’t contribute to voter fraud — but a mayoral election in Connecticut could blow a big hole in that dubious claim.

This is not new. Nick brings up older stories that you haven't heard of or that you forgot about.

2016 - Bruce Franks defeated Penny Hubbard Friday night in a court-ordered re-do Democratic primary in the 78th House District. Franks came within 90 votes of Hubbard in August. He sued over the results, saying that the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners had improperly counted a couple hundred absentee ballots, which more than eliminated Hubbard’s margin of victory. The second primary wasn't close. Unofficial results from the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners show Franks beating Hubbard 2,234 to 701. Franks won more votes than he did in August.

2019 - Pennsylvania confirmed that more than 11,000 non-citizens are registered to vote.

Yesterday - Pennsylvania’s Democrat Governor Josh Shapiro on Tuesday announced his state will automatically register people to vote while getting their driver’s licenses.