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- James Walker - Should Nuclear Reactors Be Mass-Produced?
James Walker, nuclear physicist and CEO of NANO Nuclear Energy, joins Lars to discuss a new regulatory pathway that could speed up the licensing and deployment of microreactors. Could nuclear reactors soon be built in factories and deployed like any other piece of equipment?
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9 min - Hal Frampton - Should a Mother Have to Beg Courts to Protect Her Daughter?
Hal Frampton, senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, joins Lars to discuss a Washington high school wrestler’s Title IX lawsuit after she was allegedly assaulted by a transgender opponent. Will the Ninth Circuit step in before she’s forced back onto the mat?
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9 min - Dan Demsky - Is Trump’s Trade War With Canada About to Backfire?
Dan Demsky, CEO of Unbound Merino, joins Lars to discuss Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars of American goods. Who ultimately pays the price when the U.S. and Canada escalate their trade fight?
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9 min - Bob Ortblad - Is the New I-5 Bridge a Traffic Nightmare?
Bob Ortblad, a civil engineer, joins Lars to discuss safety concerns surrounding the Interstate Bridge Replacement project and plans to squeeze northbound and southbound traffic onto one bridge during construction. Is the proposed design setting drivers up for years of gridlock?
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9 min - Anupam Ghildyal - Is China Quietly Starving America’s Defense Supply Chain?
Anupam Ghildyal, Chief Operating Officer of REalloys, joins Lars to discuss Chinese suppliers refusing to ship critical rare earth minerals to U.S. companies. What happens to America’s defense and manufacturing industries if Beijing tightens its grip even further?
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8 min - Jared Knott - Can Toilet Paper Cripple a Warship?
Bestselling author Jared Knott joins Lars to discuss an 11-hour fire aboard the USS New Orleans that caused $12 million in damage. How did blocked sprinklers and basic human error turn a shipboard fire into a major disaster?
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9 min - Jackie Deal - Is China Infiltrating American Politics?
Foreign Policy Research Institute senior fellow Jackie Deal joins Lars to discuss a nonprofit accused of ties to the Chinese Communist Party that continues placing interns in political offices. How deep does China’s influence reach inside American government?
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9 min - Daniel Dew - Should Data Centers Be Able to Take Your Land?
Pacific Legal Foundation Vice President Daniel Dew joins Lars to discuss the use of eminent domain for infrastructure serving data centers. Should private companies be able to take property when landowners refuse to sell?
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9 min - Andrea Picciotti-Bayer - Are Christian Symbols Banned From Public Property?
Conscience Project Director Andrea Picciotti-Bayer joins Lars to discuss a Massachusetts court blocking statues of two Christian saints meant to honor police and firefighters. Is this religious neutrality or hostility toward Christianity?
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10 min - Ryan Young - Should Congress Take Back Tariff Power?
CEI Senior Economist Ryan Young joins Lars to discuss a proposal to repeal Trump’s Canada tariffs and return more taxing authority to Congress. Has the presidency gained too much power over tariffs?
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About The Lars Larson Show Interviews
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Lars Larson has been asking the hard questions for decades and he's not stopping now. Every weekday, Lars hosts two of the most listened-to talk radio programs in the…
country.
From noon to 3pm PT, he anchors a Northwest-focused program heard across more than 100 affiliates in Washington and Oregon, covering the stories and policies hitting closest to home.
Then, from 3 to 6 pm PT, he takes it national with a syndicated program reaching listeners from coast to coast.
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