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- Dan Perkins — Should businesses answer for slavery from over 160 years ago?
Dan Perkins, co-author of The Democrat Murder of America, joins Lars to discuss California’s Truth In Disclosure Act and its requirement that large companies with business histories dating back before 1964 disclose whether they had historical ties to slavery. They discuss the push for corporations to reveal their connections to slavery more than a century ago, the potential for the disclosures to become a pathway toward reparations, and the broader debate over whether modern companies should be held accountable for actions that occurred generations ago.
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9 min - Cliff Nance — Should American dollars keep flowing into Ukraine’s mines?
Cliff Nance, owner and CEO of Tungco, joins Lars to discuss the growing U.S. investment in Ukraine’s critical mineral resources and the first deal reached through the U.S.-Ukraine reconstruction investment fund. They discuss why minerals such as tungsten matter to America’s defense and technology industries, whether additional U.S. capital should be invested in Ukraine, and what the deal means for American access to critical resources.
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9 min - Iowa AG Brenna Bird — Should Chinese-tied routers be banned from American homes?
Brenna Bird, Iowa Attorney General, joins Lars to discuss her lawsuit against TP-Link, alleging the company misled consumers about its ties to China and the cybersecurity risks posed by its routers. Bird argues that Chinese government-linked entities could potentially gain access to Americans’ devices and personal information, raising concerns about whether TP-Link routers should be allowed in American homes.
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9 min - Paloma Chacón - Is a U.S. visa a privilege or a right?
Paloma Chacón, U.S. State Department principal deputy spokeswoman, joins Lars to discuss the Trump administration’s revocation of more than 250,000 visas, immigration vetting, and the new America.gov website.
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9 min - Nick Shivers - Is the American dream of homeownership slipping away?
Nick Shivers, a real estate professional and supporter of the program, joins Lars to discuss rising foreclosures, housing affordability, mortgage rates, and whether the current housing market is approaching another crisis.
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9 min - Kent Loux - Should cops have to pay for City Hall's $13 million mistake?
Kent Loux, president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild, joins Lars to discuss Seattle demanding roughly 900 police employees repay an average of $14,500 each after the city made a $13.1 million payroll error.
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9 min - Ilya Shapiro - Should oil companies pay for climate change damages?
Ilya Shapiro, senior fellow and director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan Institute, joins Lars to discuss the Supreme Court case involving lawsuits seeking damages from oil companies over climate change. FLIP, so exclude if we're keeping the same rule as before.
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9 min - Dr. Bob Zybach - Should we kill one owl to save another?
Dr. Bob Zybach, president of NW Maps Co. and author of the Zybach Forestry Anthologies, joins Lars to discuss Oregon’s plan to kill hundreds of barred owls in an effort to protect the endangered northern spotted owl.
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9 min - Arnie Herz - Should teenage tweets cost a grown man his dream job?
Arnie Herz, the attorney representing former Trail Blazers broadcaster Braiden Bell, joins Lars to discuss Bell’s firing over derogatory tweets he posted as a teenager and his request to get his job back. FLIP, so excluded if we're following the same rule.
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8 min - Congressman Marlin Stutzman - What would a socialist agenda really cost the average American?
Congressman Marlin Stutzman, a Republican representing Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District, joins Lars to discuss the White House estimate that policies in the Democratic Socialists of America platform could cost Americans trillions of dollars.
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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…
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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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