In this episode, host Neal Larson discusses a range of political topics, starting with his critique of government subsidies for wind and solar energy, which he argues are inefficient and propped up for political reasons. The conversation then shifts to the controversy surrounding the Epstein documents, with Larson expressing frustration over the Trump administration’s handling of the situation and their claims that no list exists. He contrasts this with statements from Alan Dershowitz, who insists documents are being suppressed. Larson also reflects on the one-year anniversary of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, sharing his personal belief that Trump’s survival was an act of divine intervention, destined to ensure his presidency.
The program also features an interview with Congressman Russ Fulcher, who discusses the recently passed “big, beautiful bill.” Fulcher details the bill’s provisions, including the renewal of tax cuts, funding for border security, and changes to Medicaid. He also explains that while subsidies for wind and solar were not removed by the bill, an executive order was issued to address them. Later in the show, musician Kaylee Caural, a BYU-Idaho student, joins for a live in-studio performance, playing a mashup of Billy Joel’s “Piano Man” and ABBA’s “Mamma Mia.” The hosts also touch on the upcoming performances for Caural and delve into a discussion about the impact of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals and the transfer portal on college athletics.
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