Lombardo's owner Noreen Thelen invites you to join us on April 8th for the next NewsRadio 1110 KFAB Gourmet Club.

If you missed my friend, Chris Stigall, filling in for me the past few days, please enjoy his "Mueller Monday" response to the end of the most fake-newsy witch-hunt in political history.

Not enough. Or, if we learned anything, we didn't act on it. Joe Herring joins me for this review of the government's response to flooding then (2011) and now (2019).

Our update today includes Agriculture.com's Bill Spiegel's report on why the flooding was so historically worse this year, Sen. Ben Sasse on the V.P. coming to the area and details on federal disaster relief, and WOWT-6's Mike McKnight on the experiences he's shared with flood victims out on the airboats the past few days.

Today's stories from across the flooded plains involve a pilot acting as an "Uber pilot" for those who can't get in or out of towns by car, a water damage expert giving homeowners a head's up on what to look for when they get back to their homes, a Salvation Army rep talking about the most pressing needs, and more.

The aroma of today's batch reeks of college admission schemes, Dick's Sporting Goods, potholes (of course), and revenge porn.

I point a few things out about Gov. Ricketts' anti-Semite ex-staffer, Speaker Pelosi's admission about impeachment, and the Ethiopian plane crash. I probably should have kept a few of those Ethiopian thoughts to myself.

What's that, Lassie? You say Timmy fell into a pothole?

I'd invited Mayor Stothert on the radio this morning to talk about the significance of her being Omaha's first female mayor (today is International Women's Day), but comments by our fill-in host on KFAB's Morning News this morning needed to be addressed first!

We know the past: Full Metal Jacket; Men in Black; Jurassic World; Law & Order: Criminal Intent; and so many more. The future hits theaters tomorrow in the form of his directorial debut, "The Kid."