In this dense and incredibly high-stakes episode of What's On Your Mind, hosts Scott Hennen and Kevin Flynn take listeners straight to the White House Briefing Room. Vice President J.D. Vance takes over the podium live to break down the newly signed memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran, laying out the administration's strict "verification over words" strategy and addressing intense pushback from both progressive media and elements of the Israeli cabinet. Later in the hour, Minnesota gubernatorial candidate John Karine drops by to talk about bringing integrity back to the GOP, cracking the voter code in the Twin Cities metro, and mobilizing the 50% of non-voting Christians. Plus, Dalton Nelson from Turning Point USA and Jennifer Benson from the Center of the American Experiment join the studio to discuss the post-Charlie Kirk youth movement, local election fallout, and why conservatism needs to become fun again if it wants to survive. Standout Moments & Timestamps J.D. Vance’s White House Briefing: Vice President J.D. Vance details the exact military and economic realities of the newly inked Iran MOU. He highlights that oil prices have stabilized, the naval blockade has successfully driven Iran into an economic chokehold, and their nuclear enrichment facilities remain entirely dismantled. The 60-Day Clock & The "View" Masterclass: Vance fields sharp questions regarding the 60-day toll-free window in the Strait of Hormuz and hits back at progressive critics questioning his negotiation experience. In a classic moment of wit, Vance notes that spending an hour battling Joy Behar on The View was perfect training for dealing with hostile foreign nations. Addressing the Israeli Cabinet Pushback: Vance doesn't hold back when asked about reports that Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu’s cabinet is fuming over the Lebanon peace framework. Vance reminds the Israeli government that Donald Trump is their only powerful global ally and that two-thirds of their defensive shield was built by American hands and paid for by American taxpayers. Slaying the Spiritual Giant in Minnesota: Chisholm native and minister John Karine discusses his 50 years in the ministry and why he felt a spiritual calling to enter the 7-candidate primary for Minnesota Governor. He targets the state's controversial pre-primary convention endorsement process, calling out a lack of integrity in the current system. The 400,000 Outstate Vote Gap: Karine and Kevin Flynn analyze the massive disconnect between Donald Trump’s historic 1.5 million vote draw in Minnesota versus down-ballot conservative candidates. Karine argues that…

In this jam-packed episode of What's On Your Mind, Kevin Flynn is holding down the fort early on while Scott attends a funeral for a beloved co-worker's mother. Longtime Republican insider Crystal Dooker stops by the studio to unpack the sweeping geopolitical moves happening overseas, leading into a direct broadcast of President Donald Trump’s fiery G7 press conference. Later, Fargo City Commissioner Michelle Turnberg drops in to talk local core services, property taxes, and the future of the downtown convention center. Plus, Minnesota gubernatorial candidate John Karine discusses breaking the "machine," and David Fischer joins for his weekly Money, Markets, and Metals breakdown on the hidden dangers of electronic "bail-ins." Standout Moments & Timestamps Crystal Dooker on the GOP Future: Longtime North Dakota political insider Crystal Dooker joins the show to discuss her history in the party dating back to 1992 and where the conservative movement is heading under the current administration. Breaking the Minnesota Machine: Minnesota Republican gubernatorial candidate John Karine calls into the show from the road to talk about his grassroots campaign to restore constitutional power to "We the People." Local Focus with Michelle Turnberg: Fargo City Commissioner Michelle Turnberg details her recent lunch with Josh Wilkie, the critical need to focus heavily on core city services (police and fire), and the upcoming vote on the new downtown convention center. Trump Unfiltered at the G7 Summit: The show plays a direct audio feed of President Donald Trump’s press conference alongside Marco Rubio and Howard Lutnick, where he handles the media "like a boss," slashes "fake news" questions, details the Iran memorandum of understanding, and asserts that energy prices are dropping fast. J.D. Vance on Gutfeld!: The team reviews Vice President J.D. Vance’s recent appearance on The View and his subsequent breakdown on Gutfeld!, highlighting the strategic move to confront mainstream media directly. Money, Markets, and Metals: David Fischer from Landmark Gold joins for part three of his series, warning listeners about the historical reality of electronic banking "bail-ins" (referencing Europe and the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act) and why physical diversification is essential. Bringing Home a Hero: Scott outlines the upcoming funeral procession details for World War II fallen hero Staff Sergeant Ervin Ellingson, whose remains were recently identified, calling for the community to line the highways in honor.

The markets are absolute fire, and the Dow is ripping past unchartered territory! Scott Hennen and Kevin Flynn dive headfirst into a roaring Tuesday, tackling the massive buzz surrounding the explosive SpaceX initial public offering and what it means for the global economy. They are joined by actual portfolio manager Brian Krohn to separate the daily stock hype from generational wealth creation. Later, modern-day evangelist Nick Hall delivers an incredible update on global spiritual awakenings and previews the massive Faith and Family Night hitting the Red River Valley Fair. Finally, North Dakota's lone Congresswoman, Julie Fedorchak, drops by fresh off an iconic weekend at the White House to talk patriotism, energy dominance, and the structural realities behind the looming Iran peace deal. Standout Moments & Timestamps – The Reusable Rocket Telecommunications Empire Portfolio manager Brian Krohn breaks down the sheer scale of the historic SpaceX public listing. Explaining that it is classified as a telecommunications company rather than a space stock due to Starlink's global satellite array, Krohn explains why long-term asset ownership beats flipping a "hot issue" for short-term gains every single time. – Over a Billion Lives Touched Nick Hall of Pulse Ministries logs in after flying home from an Arkansas stadium event that drew 50,000 people. Hall shares his journey from writing an English paper at NDSU to sharing the Gospel with over a billion people worldwide, reminding weary parents that Gen Z is leading the charge in modern church attendance. – The Red River Valley Fair Star-Studded Lineup Nick Hall breaks the exclusive, first-time news of the official roster for Faith and Family Night on Sunday, July 12th. For a fraction of the cost of standard concert tickets, families can witness award-winning Christian music titan Ann Wilson, celebrated worship leader Matt Maher, and American Idol standout Chris Tong seth performing together on a single stage. – All Glory to God on Live TV Scott shares an emotional, heartwarming conversation with former UND hockey star Jason Blake. The proud dad reacts to his son, Jackson Blake, hoisting the Stanley Cup over the weekend with the Carolina Hurricanes and declaring "All glory to God" to an international television audience moments after winning the ultimate prize. – The Fracking Revolution's $5 Trillion Miracle Renowned economist Stephen Moore joins the desk to reflect on the early days of the Bakken shale boom and his original introduction to industry pioneer Harold…

The flag is flying high, the tunes are cranking, and the food trucks are officially lined up! Scott Hennen and Kevin Flynn take the show outdoors to host an epic, live Flag Day parking lot party from the Fargo studio patio. The guys are joined by local icon Jay Thomas to recap a star-studded weekend of motocross flips and mixed martial arts, but the real fireworks happen when a heated, viral political dispute gets handled face-to-face right at the broadcast table. Plus, the crew speaks with real-life American heroes, from a legendary local flagpole craftsman with a shocking family lineage to a combat veteran bringing a forgotten World War II prisoner of war back to North Dakota soil. Standout Moments – A Hero's Anthem Fargo South graduate Caitlyn Benson delivers a breathtaking, live performance of the national anthem to kick off the festivities. The performance is backed by a color guard made up of members from the United Patriotic Bodies and the Fargo Memorial Honor Guard, who arrived at the party straight from performing final honors at a fallen veteran's funeral. – No Snowflakes in the Crowd The hosts break down the internet rumors surrounding the weekend's massive UFC event in Washington D.C. Despite online bots predicting a total weather disaster, Kevin reports that tens of thousands of "freedom-loving, blue-collar patriots" packed the National Mall to watch the fights on jumbo trons without a single "snowflake" in sight. – Cutting Top-Heavy Administrative Waste District 46 Republican Legislator Desiree Morton joins the show to discuss local government spending. She targets Fargo’s public school system, exposing a past scenario where out-of-state administrators were hired remotely out of Texas for six-figure salaries, and argues that education money needs to be stripped from administrative fat and redirected to actual teachers. – The Confrontation: Clearing the Air on Campaign Fraud In a rare moment of direct live-radio mediation, Scott brings Representative Desiree Morton and regular guest Fozia Addy (head of the Immigrant Development Center) together to address a controversial viral post. Fozia powerfully defends her career of helping legal immigrants achieve self-sufficiency and assimilate into American culture, leading to a live on-air apology from Desiree to settle the dispute. – r/Coincidence Does Not Exist Jim "The US Flagpole Guy" details a mind-blowing piece of ancestral history uncovered by his family in the Library of Congress. He shares how his direct ancestor, Captain Oliver Perry Abraham…

Scott Henan beams in live from the abundant life coffee shop in Osakis, Minnesota—a town so scenic it looks like a Norman Rockwell painting come to life. Joining the show for a full-hour town hall from the heart of Times Square is Senator Kevin Cramer. Together, they unpack the geopolitical chess match with Iran, analyzing President Trump’s "maximum pressure" campaign and the tactical value of frozen assets over kinetic strikes. Senator Cramer details why economic blockades are hitting Tehran where it hurts most and breaks down the national security gridlock surrounding permitting reform. In the second half, the spotlight shifts to the highly anticipated Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. Lead architect Craig Dykers shares his poetic journey of wandering the Badlands for 10 days to inspire a design that blends seamlessly into the earth. Plus, Minnesota State Representative Walter Hudson drops a bombshell on the massive "fraud reckoning" facing the state's leadership, detailing why whistleblowers are genuinely fearing for their physical safety.  Standout Moments & Timestamps – The Times Square Express: Senator Kevin Kramer breaks down his lightning-fast transit from DC to downtown Manhattan on the rails, preparing for a media blitz across Fox News, Fox Business, and WABC. – Martyrdom vs. The Pocketbook: Senator Cramer explains why locking up offshore accounts and blocking oil shipping lanes is a far more effective diplomatic hammer against Iran than dropping bombs. – The Ultimate Honesty: The hosts praise Donald Trump’s transparent "stream of consciousness" style after the president admitted how difficult it was to keep quiet about clandestine nighttime oil escorts through the Strait of Hormuz. – The $2.7 Trillion Regulatory Wall: Senator Cramer highlights a staggering McKinsey report revealing trillions in private capital sitting completely frozen on the sidelines due to sluggish American permitting laws. – Replicating the Great Wall of China: Architect Craig Dykers reveals how a local Dickinson, North Dakota construction company revived a 25,000-year-old "rammed earth" technique to build a spectacular, 20-foot-tall lobby wall inside the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. – Bold and Humble: Dykers details his studio's unique philosophy of bridging architecture with landscape, noting how his first major career milestone at age 28 involved reviving the historic Great Library of Alexandria in Egypt. – Whistleblowers in Harm's Way: State Representative Walter Hudson joins the conversation to reveal chilling updates on the Minnesota fraud investigations, stating that insider sources are terrified of physical retaliation from community factions if…

Live from the grand opening of Petroserve USA in Grand Forks, the show shifts into high gear with a jam-packed lineup of heavy hitters and local legends. Scott takes the helm to discuss breaking military news from Truth Social regarding a suspended Tomahawk missile strike on Iran after a high-stakes call to top leadership. Later, Senator John Hoeven drops by to discuss the massive "Cracked the Code 2.0" coal fired victory for North Dakota, before the conversation turns to Minnesota's financial woes. Dr. Scott Jensen joins the show to target the "dumpster fire" of fraud and corruption rocking the Minnesota state government and maps out his blueprint for a no-nonsense State Auditor campaign. Plus, we take a trip to West Fargo to look at the massive expansion of Seven Brew Coffee. ⏱️ Standout Moments & Timestamps – Buns, Cookies, and Car Washes: Regional Operations Manager Gina breaks down the massive rollouts for America’s 250th birthday at Petroserve USA, including 25-cent soft serve cones and $2.50 platinum car washes. – The 180 on Iran: Scott reads a late-breaking alert where President Trump officially calls off a heavy bombing campaign over Iran following direct 11th-hour compliance from top Iranian leadership. – The "Clean, Beautiful Coal" Victory: Senator John Hoeven joins the program to share a $171 million regulatory and enhanced recovery win for the North Dakota energy and oil fields via the 45Q initiative. – Bison Nation Rising: Senator Hoeven shares his full-throated excitement over NDSU making the historic leap to the FBS Mountain West Conference. – The Seven Brew Coffee Revolution: Operations Director Max Wilson explains how the Arkansas-founded mega-brand is landing its franchise corporate headquarters in West Fargo. – 13,500 Free Drinks: Max outlines Seven Brew's signature "Drink Drops" community strategy, dropping thousands of free energy drinks, smoothies, and teas to local organizations. – Auditing the Dumpster Fire: Former gubernatorial candidate and "COVID warrior" Dr. Scott Jensen enters the arena to detail his run for Minnesota State Auditor, calling out a massive $50 million debt failure in the Minneapolis Public School system. – The O'Malley Fraud Cover-Up: Dr. Jensen breaks down a hidden 75-page report allegedly detailing how state department leaders explicitly told staff to ignore compliance laws. – Healing in Half the Time: Paul from Swanson Hyperbaric Medicine showcases how patient-centric, anti-pharmaceutical therapies like PEMF and hyperbaric chambers are cutting recovery times for high school athletes and severe diabetic…

It is the morning after a seismic shift in North Dakota politics, and host Scott Hennen is laying all the cards on the table. In this post-election breakdown, Scott dissects a stinging loss for conservatives in the Fargo mayoral race, where proud Democrat Josh Beaucher defeated conservative warrior Michelle Turnberg. Scott calls this a "giant two-by-four to the head" for local Republicans and traces the loss directly to a stealth, data-driven "ground game" deployed by the Democrats to capture low-propensity voters. Throughout the hour, Scott brings in the key figures who will shape the road ahead. Newly elected Fargo City Commissioner Nikki Gullickson addresses the "liberal" labels thrown her way, sets the record straight on her Republican roots, and shares her data-first perspective on the city's controversial needle exchange program. Then, newly victorious Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak joins the program fresh from presiding over the U.S. House of Representatives, extending a political olive branch to unified conservatives while pushing back against the "RINOs" name-calling. Later, State Representative Mike Nathe breaks down the broader legislative shift that saw establishment "traditional Republicans" soundly defeat the far-right faction, and gold expert David Fisher warns of a fast-moving "de-dollarization" trend sweeping global central banks. Standout Moments & Timestamps [02:20] The Fargo Assessment & The Ground Game Scott details how the Democratic Party—starved for a single major victory in a bright red state—focused all of its resources into a sophisticated get-out-the-vote machine to secure the Fargo mayor's seat. [07:44] Our 2020 Wake-Up Call Scott urges local conservatives not to panic or cry over the results, but to treat this defeat exactly like the sting of the 2020 presidential election—a clear signal to roll up their sleeves and build an organized political apparatus. [09:20] The "Loss Leader" Ruse A warning to voters about outside, radically pro-abortion groups from California allegedly utilizing innocent-sounding ballot measures, like school lunch initiatives, to test and refine their ground game in conservative states. [11:05] Bringing the Tone Down with Nikki Gullickson Newly elected City Commissioner Nikki Gullickson addresses the tense nature of local politics, promising to bring a professional, adult-like decorum back to the commission table. [11:59] Scrutinizing the Needle Program Nikki pushes back on rumors regarding taxpayer funding for Fargo's needle exchange, clarifying that it is entirely funded by opioid settlement dollars, while demanding more data on the potential healthcare liability if the program were cut. [12:50] An Olive Branch from…

It’s Election Day, and the team is diving deep into the critical choices facing voters. From North Dakota's crucial Measure 1 and the high-stakes Fargo mayoral race to shocking criminal referrals out of Minnesota, this episode covers the political landscape from the grassroots to the national stage. Plus, we explore cutting-edge agricultural technology straight from Grand Farm and discuss J.D. Vance’s powerful new book on faith. Timestamps & Standout Moments [00:00] The Anatomy of Ballot Measure 1 North Dakota Senate Majority Leader David Hogue joins the show to break down Measure 1, explaining why a "single subject rule" is desperately needed to eliminate political "bait and switch" tactics on constitutional amendments. [07:11] Restoring Voter Turnout with Secretary of State Michael Howe North Dakota's Chief Election Officer provides a live update on early voting benchmarks and delivers a passionate plea to the 80% of citizens sitting on the sidelines to get out and vote for the local leaders who actually dictate their property taxes. [10:20] How Your Vote Stays Secure A step-by-step breakdown of North Dakota’s election integrity infrastructure, explaining the exclusive use of paper ballots and why the tabulation system is entirely disconnected from the internet. [19:38] Midnight Storms & Severe Weather Warnings Chief Meteorologist Dean Wysocki steps into the weather center to warn voters about a dangerous squall line carrying 90+ mph winds heading toward the valley. [21:52] West Fargo Commission: Tax-and-Spend vs. Profit-and-Loss West Fargo City Commission candidate John Stevenson delivers his campaign stump speech, tackling the city's rising debt and the over-reliance on special assessments. [28:00] AgTech Week: Microwave Weeding & Nanotractors Andrew Jason from Grand Farm calls in to highlight "Cultivate," detailing mind-blowing new technologies hitting the agricultural sector, including autonomous nanotractors and winter microwave weed destruction. [35:22] A Crossroads for Fargo: An Interview with Michelle Turnberg Fargo mayoral candidate Michelle Turnberg joins the studio for a final push before the polls close, discussing her battle against city liberals, budget cuts, and her mission to "restore the core" services of local government. [39:53] Earth-Shattering Fraud and J.D. Vance's Journey to Faith A breakdown of the explosive House Oversight Committee report alleging massive Medicaid and child nutrition fraud in Minnesota. Wrap up with a look at J.D. Vance's newly released book, Communion, detailing his personal journey away from elite culture and back to faith.

It’s a massive Monday edition of What’s On Your Mind as host Scott Hannon counts down to tomorrow's crucial 2026 primary election. Scott fires up the microphone to challenge the traditionally low voter turnout and provides a comprehensive breakdown of the key conservative candidates on the local ballot. State Representative Ben Koppelman drops by to discuss the growing legislative rift with Governor Armstrong over primary endorsements and unpacks a bold new structure to transform future party conventions. Scott also chats with Soybean Council leaders about navigating the trade cold shoulder from China, introduces the District 13 legislative incumbents, and sits down with outspoken Fargo School Board candidate Carissa Jeske. Plus, a deep-dive look into election integrity, a preview of North Dakota's Supreme Court race with Justice Jared Tufti, and a sharp critique of mainstream media "interrogations." Show Notes & Timestamps [00:00] – The 20% Embarrassment & The Governor's Primary Battle Scott kicks off the show with a direct plea to listeners, calling the region's typical 20% primary voter turnout "embarrassing." State Representative Ben Koppelman joins the studio to voice his disappointment with Governor Armstrong’s unprecedented involvement in local legislative primaries. The duo debates whether the executive branch is stepping over the line or simply exercising free speech. [04:45] – Overhauling the Party System: Moving Conventions Post-Primary Representative Koppelman introduces a radical legislative idea for the next session: combining the traditional delegate convention system with the primary ballot. Koppelman explains how sealing primary votes and unveiling them at a late-June convention would eliminate party pettiness and incentivize a massive surge in local political engagement. [07:15] – Transparency and Dark Money in Political PACs The conversation turns to campaign finance reform. Koppelman calls out the flaws in current PAC disclosure rules that allow organizations to shield either their donors or their explicit spending trails, demanding total top-to-bottom financial transparency from all active political groups. [11:00] – Soybean Diplomacy: Out-pacing the China Target Market Jim Thompson (North Dakota Soybean Council) and Justin Sherlock (Soybean Growers Association) call in from the fields to deliver a crucial agricultural trade update. With China stalling on Pacific Northwest trade agreements, the leaders detail how they are aggressively opening doors in alternate Southeast Asian markets like Vietnam and Thailand. [14:00] – USMCA Renewal & Local Crushing Plant Victories Justin Sherlock sounds the alarm on potential tariff delays hitting the upcoming USMCA review with Canada and Mexico. On a…

Scott is on assignment, so Kevin Flynn steps into the hot seat for a fast-paced, unscripted Friday edition of What’s On Your Mind. The Fargo mayoral race takes center stage as Kevin sits down with current city commissioner and mayoral candidate Denise Colpack to talk about the city's $1.2 billion debt ledger, infrastructure planning, and the transition to a new police chief. Plus, Scott Brecky and Tony Gehrig drop by to pitch a new podcast and sound the alarm on city spending, Shields Arena's John Kram explains how a local community rescue saved a major summer concert after Jade Presents closed its doors, and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell vents about a chaotic GOP endorsement convention in Duluth. We top it all off with some masterful mic-drop moments from Marco Rubio's latest Capitol Hill hearings. Show Notes & Timestamps [00:00] – Intro: Friday Town Hall & Free Popcorn Chicken Kevin welcomes listeners to a loose, fast-moving Friday show. He shares a quick victory story about the perks of being a local rewards member at Petro Serve USA before setting up a massive line-up of Fargo-centric election talk. [04:15] – The Ward System Warning A local voter calls in to spark a fiery debate about a potential transition to a Ward system in Fargo. The discussion dives into voting trends, representation risks, and why shifting away from a commission system could fundamentally alter the city's political landscape. [09:30] – Toxic Workplaces & The Changing of the Guard at Fargo PD Fargo mayoral candidate Michelle Turnberg drops by to share her perspective on the departure of the former police chief, describing a past "toxic workplace" environment. She explains why she pushed for the rapid, cost-saving appointment of internal veteran Travis Stefonowicz as the new Chief of Police. [16:00] – Enter Gehrig & Brecky: The Hawks on Your Money Fargo City Commission candidates Tony Gehrig (calling in from Hawaii) and Scott Brecky join the program. They pitch the idea of a "Tony G and Scotty B" radio show, map out a 1% budget growth cap plan, and detail the eye-watering reality of how new housing developments add to the public debt. [18:00] – Ending the Needle Program & Tackling Panhandling Scott Brecky breaks down his top priorities if elected, calling for an immediate end to the city's needle distribution program on June 10th. He cites a staggering 40% increase in drug overdoses from local…