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  • 7.31.2024–NLS–water rights, Kamala’s campaign, FBI questioned

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    Frank Vandersloot questions Gov. Brad Little about his role in the water rights dispute.

    VP Harris still polls far behind Donald Trump, but conservative voters still have a fight ahead in swing states and cannot be complacent in their support of Trump.

    There is apparent tension in the FBI as the director and deputy director take different tacks on how to answer questions.


    1 hr 45 min
  • 7.30.2024–NLS–leftist echo chamber, secret service hearings, tractor protest

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    In this episode of the Neal Larson Show, co-host Julie Mason joins Neal to delve into the controversial handling of Secret Service staffing and security protocols. The discussion kicks off with an analysis of the Secret Service's performance and failures during a critical incident involving Donald Trump. As the conversation unfolds, Neal and Julie critique the media's portrayal of political figures, notably JD Vance, who has recently been labeled as "weird" by various outlets. The episode features clips and commentary on the media's seemingly coordinated narrative and the broader implications of such media behavior.

    Listeners will also hear key excerpts from a Senate hearing where officials are grilled on security lapses and the effectiveness of threat-based protective models. The episode touches on themes of political bias, media manipulation, and the challenges faced by the Secret Service in maintaining high standards amidst evolving threats.

    Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that blends current events with incisive commentary on the state of political discourse and media integrity.

    1 hr 32 min
  • 7.29.2024–NLS–Olympics opening ceremony mocks Christianity

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    Neal and Julie discuss the assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the controversy surrounding the Olympic ceremony's opening. While art can be multifaceted and open to interpretations, the opening ceremony of the Olympics in France made clear reference to the Last Supper in a drag queen parody. The Olympic Committee says there was, “never an intention to show disrespect to any religious group.” In the aftermath, many Christians felt gaslighted, while being told by some groups not to complain about the incident.

    1 hr 35 min

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Neal Larson is an Associated Press Award-winning newspaper columnist and radio talk show host. He has a BA from Idaho State University in Media Studies and Political Science. Neal is happily…