Good Saturday morning!

Here's what Kyle Wyatt covers this morning:

Christmas is right around the corner, which means we're talking traditions!

Nick Reed, Dustin Atwood, Sarah Myers, and Katie from Russia join Kyle to talk Christmas.

Nick talks about Christmas in Wisconsin.

Sarah chats about growing up as a domestic terrorist (according to the FBI) aka Catholic.

Katie talks about Russian traditions.

Hour 3 - 

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

Americans shared the gift they want from President Biden for Christmas, ranging from brokering peace to securing the border. But many said their Christmas wish was for the chief executive to bow-out of next year’s election. However, Mel asked the president to "get elected." "He's doing an excellent job," he said. "People just refuse to realize it because they hate him because they happen to be Republican."

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The lovely Emily Johnson joins us this morning:

Emily talks about the most interesting items she's witnessed while viewing homes. These homes were not her listings, these were homes she was viewing with clients.

From drug rooms to toilets that haven't been flushed in days, make sure your home is ready for potential buyers to view.

Looking to buy or sell? You can trust Emily Johnson with House Theory Realty!

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

On this day in history.

Quote of the day.

Midget wrestling, midget bowling, and National Short People Day.

Supreme Court of Missouri.

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

Do feds have FISA evidence on Bidens? Court memos suggest they might...

ABC News, which had a supposed "investigative reporter" wrote a piece attacking Speaker Mike Johnson and his daughter. Apparently the two once attended a father-daughter dance in which a pledge of abstinence until marriage was made.

A teenager who allegedly planned a terrorist attack on a synagogue in Ohio was ordered by a judge to write a book report as part of his punishment.

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Andie with Avis stops by this morning:

Special thanks to Avis for providing us with a ride for Nick's Last Minute Picks!

Andie talks about the 2024 inventory.

Andie also does a quick walkthrough of how the long-term rental program works.

If you have any questions or you want to check out the inventory, stop by the Avis store off Fort and Sunshine!

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

Nick interviews our ABC Books Author of the Week.

Biden was in Milwaukee earlier this week and during the event, he said “I come from a state that has the eighth-largest Black population in the country, and as they say the saying goes where I come, you brung me to the dance early on!”

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

Federal, state and city health departments have issued public health alerts about increases of communicable diseases as illegal border crossers arrive in their communities.

Democratic senators are seeking to impose limitations on the use of executive power over immigration policy during current negotiations over a border security package.

A BRAWL broke out at the Democrat Party Christmas Party in Michigan this week after Pro-Hamas protesters crashed the party. One woman was hospitalized after a protester smacked her in the face twice and bloodied her nose.

Democrats have traditionally done well with immigrants and Latinos in south Texas, but a Politico report found several voters in El Paso, Texas, who want Trump to beat Biden in 2024.

Black voters in rural Georgia told the New York Times they were disappointed by how the Democratic Party had failed to deliver on promises to improve their lives, saying things had only become harder with President Biden in office.

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

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele condemned the United States on Wednesday after the Colorado Supreme Court blocked former President Donald Trump from the state presidential election ballot on Tuesday evening.

California's lieutenant governor published a major error in her letter urging the pursuit of options to knock former President Trump off the state's primary ballot. Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis incorrectly said United States citizens must be at least 40 years of age — the actual required age is 35 — to be eligible for the presidential ballot.

The Colorado Republican Party is planning to withdraw from the state's primary election and move to a caucus system if the ruling against former President Donald Trump stands.

Republicans are now teaming up and suggest removing President Biden from the ballots.

New York City Democratic Councilwoman-elect Susan Zhuang used modern technology to her advantage by answering a news outlet's questionnaire with the help of artificial intelligence, and it left her former opponent outraged.

A group of Michigan veterans are calling on a Democrat running for Congress to apologize for wearing part of a U.S. Army-issued uniform during a Veterans Day event despite having never served in the military.

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

A federal judge ordered the names of 177 associates of the late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to be made public in 2024 with the unsealing of court documents.

Ahead of Boston Democrat Mayor Michelle Wu’s “no whites” Christmas party, the city council was seen debating whether or not to allow noncitizens to vote in city elections.

Barbra Streisand chewed out the media for focusing on Biden's age, and made the comment ‘Let’s see the next time Trump can ride a bicycle.’

Could you imagine if Biden rode a hoverboard?

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

The Colorado Supreme Court has disqualified former President Trump from appearing on the state's ballots in 2024.

Nick reads an opinion piece from Jonathan Turley regarding the Trump disqualification on the Colorado 2024 ballot.

A greater percentage of 2020 election cases brought by Republicans were won on merit than cases brought by Democrats, according to an analysis of more than 400 cases by The Amistad Project, an election integrity watchdog.

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

The Colorado Supreme Court has disqualified former President Trump from appearing on the state's ballots in 2024.

Former President Trump tops Biden with young voters by six points, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll.