The Latest news, controversy over the Jac Co surveyor, calls on that and other Conspiracy Theory Thursday talk. Dolly Parton biographer Martha Ackman joins me for a look back at what Dolly a delight, open phones follow.
The Scott Fein/Colleen Roberts talk. And some reaction from listeners on this. RIchard Emmons, the publisher of the Oregon Eagle talks about a lawsuit filed in Nebraska a couple weeks ago which could declare the public school system unconstitutional. Open phones follow.
Open phones and talk on the issues and then Jackson County Commissioner Colleen Roberts joins the show...the board is considering writing a letter requesting elected County Surveyor Scott Fein resign due to that he's also now CURRY COUNTY's full-time Surveyor, too. Scott ends up calling in, too...Sorry, I think if you're a county's elected surveyor your attention should be on THIS county. Scott disagrees.
Morning news, why DJT can't change the name of Lake Ontario, other news then Wheels Up Wednesday with auto journalist Eric Peters from Ep Autos dot com. We discuss if there's hope for real liberty, how we've been fooled that the current American system is "Free Market Capitalism", the dangers of "Doors by Wire" and the Kia Telluride review.
Some open phone conversation, State Rep. Dwayne Yunker joins from GP and we talk about his op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal about how the state of Oregon is shortchanging struggling students by not signing into an educational tax credit - the unions don't want this. Can it be reformed within? Open for Business with Lisa McCleese-Kelly from Network in Action, including guests Tamara Fielding from Northridge Senior Living and Tarah Sussman from Country Financial Insurance.
Open phone talk on FLOCK and many other topics, price of beef, the real story. Later it's former State Sen. Baertschiger. He weighs in on the beef and ag issue, and shares his concerns about the Jo County jail levy renewal. He's filed paperwork challenging the ballot title, and he explains why.
Morning news, reaching across the aisle talk...my talk yesterday with GOP state senate candidate Brad Hicks...later I converse with NEWSMAX founder and CEO CHRISTOPHER RUDDY. He digs into why he's not a fan of TV station mergers and consolidation . What about those scary Dem polls, Trump in Iran and Other issues.
Email of the day and conversation regarding whether a Republican saying he/she is willing to "reach across the aisle" is polarizing. Dr. Dennis Powers joins for "Where Past Meets Present" and we dig into the story of the Shasta Stone Mounds" and some DC lawfare, too. Cheriesse has the latest deals on Open For Business from No Wires Now.
State Rep. Emily McIntire continues the discussion on education reform that we started in the 6am hour. McIntire is a school board member at Jackson County SD 9, and has an interesting perspective about the struggle for rebuilding K-12 schools. Later in the hour, the always-fascinating take on the system with PATRICK WOOD, of Technocracy dot news. Pat has a hot take on the rising controversy with FLOCK cameras, and also the real reason President Trump wants the Strait of Hormuz as "American Territory".
Some morning news than right into Ed reform. I speak with the author of DIGITAL DELUSION, Educator and neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath, who reveals why digital tools in school consistently undermine learning--and what parents, teachers, and schools can do to push back with purpose. Open phones follow and a lot of conversation on working to heal mental illness.