On the Neal Larson Show, the hosts lead in with President Trump’s recent cabinet meeting. They highlight several key moments, including Trump’s surprisingly positive reaction to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement, his announcement of auto manufacturing jobs returning to the U.S. from companies like GM, and a hint from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about potentially renaming the Department of Defense to the “Department of War.” The show also features a clip of RFK Jr. teasing a major announcement in September regarding the causes of autism. This segment is interrupted by breaking news of a tragic mass shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, with the hosts providing the preliminary details of at least two fatalities and over a dozen injuries.
The discussion then shifts to other national and local issues. The hosts critique the current system for public notices, arguing that requiring them to be published in newspapers is an outdated subsidy and that a centralized online database would be more efficient and accessible for tracking things like local election filings. They also delve into the complex debate over the U.S. government taking a 10% ownership stake in Intel, presenting both the argument that taxpayers should benefit from government subsidies and the counterargument that it represents “creeping socialism.” Finally, they touch on a viral clip of Snoop Dogg complaining about LGBTQ themes in the children’s movie “Lightyear,” and the news that Apple’s next iOS update will filter texts from unknown numbers, a feature the hosts support despite its potential to block political campaign messages.
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