The Matt McNeil Show

Internet trolls; New York Times polling; the media’s Trump favoritism; Supreme Court denies Trump ballot removals; Super Tuesday preview; Richard Lewis buried in Roseville; deer hunting numbers; Wright County police shooting; Star Tribune sanctuary state story follies.

Fani Willis hearing wraps up; Matt addresses the supposedly anti-Biden Democrats; illness updates; Super Tuesday preview; freedom of religion at risk; fertilizer tax advances in Minnesota; sports roundup.

Leap Day and the conclusion of Black History Month; Trump troubles; anti-worker bill proposed in Kentucky; Republicans are telling us who they are; Dr. Joe Eastman joins the show; Christian nationalism survey; Skyline Parkway deaths.

Dr. Joe Eastman is a COVID and disease modeler who regularly provides updates on disease trends on the Matt McNeil Show.

On today’s show:

– Melania and Donald Trump are not getting along.

– Matt has a message for Lauren Boebert (not a snarky message) after her many family issues.

– Mitch McConnell announces he will step down as Senate Republican leader.

– Our weekly Wednesday visit with Jeff Stein.

– Trump is having trouble gathering money to pay his legal bills.

– Thoughts on the memorial service for the first responders that were killed in Burnsville.

– Right wingers distorted views on guns.

– The SCOTUS will rule on whether Trump has Presidential immunity.

– More on the MN Reformer article that highlights the problems with charter school test scores.

Matt is joined by our national political expert Jeff Stein. Today they talk about Jeff’s interview with Chuck Grassley where he asked Grassley about Alexander Smirnov, Michigan primary results, Trump’s wealth (or lack thereof) and more!

Illinois judge removed from bench over reversed rape conviction; Massachusetts GOP wacko; Aaron Rupar joins the show; Republican demands to keep the government open; details emerge on how Burnsville shooter got his guns; Brett brings Patrick Coolican in for his weekly visit; prove it first mining bill hearings; Iron Range lawmakers upset at proposal to widen IRRRB money recipients.

Aaron Rupar is an independent journalist covering US politics and media, and publisher of the Public Notice newsletter. He was a pioneer of using SnapStream to post real-time video tweet threads of political events. Before going independent, Rupar covered the Trump administration for Vox.

https://www.publicnotice.co/