Whether talking about allegations against a West Omaha bar, drama at the Unicameral over an empty room, or different mandates for different people with local schools, Scott continuously reveals himself to be "mentally barren."

A billboard in Omaha paid for by the Gardner family was removed as quickly as it began this week.

I enjoyed this entire conversation with the gospel-influenced country legend of The Gatlin Brothers, but his thoughts on our nation were beautiful.

First, I offer up my aggressive plan to stop aggressive drivers in Omaha. Then, Quisha King speaks out against Critical Race Theory. Finally, we wrap up with -- among other things -- local volleyball players threatened with the end of their season if their parents (and grandparents) don't comply!

And a close examination of Rolling Stone's "10 Best Songs" list, or whatever this thing is.

Today, we address a local mom's battle with her son's school (over masks, of course), Minaj vs Fauci, Gen. Milley, and how the whole country is suffering from The Carbonaro Effect.

I talked with those who served and worked with him: PJ Morgan, Jim Cavanaugh, and Hal Daub. Then, I discussed the President's vaccine mandates and Afghan decisions with Sen. Grassley, revealed anti-mask problems in local Catholic schools, and chatted with Lucy about why I really wanted to be around people this past weekend.

I aske a LOT of questions about yesterday's announcement by the President ... which I'm able to do this morning while surrounded by donuts at Hy-Vee in Papillion! But we start this show with a member of the Patriot Guard Riders, who will be escorting today's sad-but-patriotic homecoming for Cpl. Page.