Matthew Cox joins me. He’s a former title theft criminal who now educates homeowners on how title theft can happen. He represents www.HomeTitleLock.com . It’s a great talk on just how EASY it is for bad actors to get hold of other people’s home wealth illegally. Later I hear from Jackson County Clerk CHRIS WALKER who talks about a program they now have to help secure home titles more than in the past. Jo County has a similar program.
Morning news catch up and then straight into WHEELS UP WEDNESDAY with Automotive journalist Eric Peters at Ep Autos Dot com. He has a great review on the latest Cadillac, The trend to "No Dipsticks for You" on the cars and trucks, Listener calls, opinion and questions.
Open phones on Pebble in Your Shoe Tuesday, voter turnout, Drazan's chances, would you drive a Chinese car? Other talk of the morning. D62 quiz, a lot of fun on that question.
Suzanne Gallagher from Parents Rights In Education. Theey're really about training activists to battle the various hard-Left agendas in K-12 public education. Today it's Oregon’s "My Future–My Choice" curriculum introduces sixth graders to sexual orientation, gender identity, sexual behavior and 24 SOGIE-related terms. Former Sen. Baertschiger is on later with analysis on the Governor's race, the fight for your taxes and other news.
Morning news, Scott defends the attack on plastics, Later Maggie McKneely, Director of Government Affairs at Concerned Women for America. Joe Biden's Transgender and LGBTQ Title IX rules are GONE, what's next for the schools? Open phones later on "Pebble in Your Shoe Tuesday."
Where Past Meets Present with historian and author Doctor Dennis Powers. Today's profile is Grants Pass 50's Foodtball Star DICK JAMES. Into the lawfare, war talk and other news, too. Open for business a little later as Cheriesse from No Wires Now tells how to save HUGE $$ over cable or satellite TV.
Documentary Film Maker MICHAEL PACK digs into his latest. (Which you can watch for FREE on WSJ dot Com) Michael is the executive producer of the new Wall Street Journal Opinion documentaries The Path to Zero, examining the Afghanistan withdrawal, and The Lockdown Dissidents, exploring how scientists who challenged federal COVID policies were censored and punished. Open phones follow, how do you see the Iran War going? I think having Congress vote to declare war really PROTECTS a president from getting over his skis, but that's just me.
Morning news catch up, 21 illegals nabbed at the big event at our pot grows...how did this happen in our sanctuary state? I dig into that. Supreme Court hands President Trump a win. I talk with Chad Ennis, Vice President of Honest Elections Project. The SAVE database (using social security numbers) makes it easier to double-check whether someone is a citizen or not. BTW, Tobias Read will NOT use it in (Oregon. I'm sure you're shocked)
Jack Tomczak, Vice President of Americans for Citizen Voting talks about the battle to get non-citizens off the voting rolls and why the DOJ strategy may not be the best. D62 quiz, some open phones and emails of the day, too.
OUTDOOR report with Greg Roberts then an update on the Red Light Camera ticketing lawsuit with Dr. Glenn Gumaer!