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- Garrett Bell – Should a Nativity scene be treated differently than a menorah?
A dispute over holiday displays at the Connecticut Capitol is raising new questions about religious expression on public property.
Garrett Bell, Associate Counsel at First Liberty Institute, joins the show to discuss the legal challenge over the state's display policy and what it could mean for First Amendment rights.
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9 min - Rep. Matt Hall – Should taxpayers pay for "ghost employees"?
Michigan lawmakers say they've uncovered hundreds of budgeted government positions that were never actually filled. Could other states have the same problem?
Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall joins the show to discuss eliminating "ghost employees," reducing government spending, and protecting taxpayer dollars.
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9 min - Jack Lombardi – Is it time to return to paper ballots?
Newly released intelligence assessments have renewed debate over election security and the vulnerabilities of voting systems.
Entrepreneur and former congressional candidate Jack Lombardi joins the show to discuss election infrastructure, voter verification, and whether America should move back toward paper ballots and stronger election safeguards.
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9 min - J.P. De Gance – Are Americans waiting too long to start families?
Americans continue to say they want larger families, yet birth rates remain well below replacement levels. What is driving the growing gap?
J.P. De Gance, founder and president of Communio and co-author of Endgame, joins the show to discuss declining fertility, delayed marriage, and what these trends could mean for America's future.
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9 min - Bryan Del Monte – How does election rhetoric affect America's reputation?
Political debates over election security don't just shape domestic politics—they can also influence America's standing around the world.
Bryan Del Monte, founder of Quiet Departure and former Department of Defense and Intelligence official, joins the show to discuss how election rhetoric impacts international confidence, investment, and America's global reputation.
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9 min - Representative Dwayne Yunker – Should the DOJ investigate Oregon's elections?
Oregon officials say noncitizen voting cases caused "no harm done," but critics argue the response raises serious questions about election integrity.
Oregon State Representative Dwayne Yunker joins the show to discuss his request for a federal investigation, why he believes Oregon is failing to enforce election laws, and what reforms he says are needed.
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9 min - Sen. John Braun – Is Southwest Washington ready to flip red?
A new poll shows Washington State Senate Minority Leader John Braun with a narrow lead in Washington's 3rd Congressional District. Could voters be ready for a change?
John Braun, a 31-year Navy veteran and Washington State Senate Minority Leader, joins the show to discuss his campaign against Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, the latest polling, and the issues he believes will decide the race.
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9 min - Professor Kevin Frazier - Is New York pushing AI somewhere else?
States want AI jobs and investment, but not everyone wants the infrastructure that comes with it. Could those decisions reshape where innovation happens?
Professor Kevin Frazier is a Senior Fellow at the Abundance Institute. He joins the show to discuss New York's approach to AI infrastructure, data centers, and what it could mean for economic growth and technological development.
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9 min - Tommy Schultz - Should education funding follow the student?
One state shifted education funding directly to families and reported strong academic results with little fraud. Could that model work nationwide?
Tommy Schultz is the CEO of the American Federation for Children. He joins the show to discuss education savings accounts, school choice, and what recent results could mean for students and parents.
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9 min - Josh Smith - From prison inmate to prison leader
He once served time in federal prison. Today, he helps oversee one of the largest prison systems in the world. How did that happen?
Josh Smith is the Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. He joins the show to discuss his journey from incarceration to public service, prison reform, and the lessons he learned along the way.
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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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