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On the show today, Neal Larson kicked things off while Julie Mason is out for the Thanksgiving holiday. We jumped right into the political fray, discussing the ongoing “mutiny gate” controversy where Democrats are encouraging the military to defy a potential President Trump, and we examined their attempts to clean up those comments over the weekend. We also touched on Marjorie Taylor Greene’s decision to step down from Congress. But it wasn’t all national politics; we had a lot to celebrate on the local sports front, congratulating Rigby on their dominant state championship win and the Idaho State Bengals for bringing home the potato trophy for the first time since 1981.

We also took a deeper look at some compelling local and social issues. Following BYU’s weekend win, we had a serious conversation about the religious bigotry seen in post-game chants and explored why certain groups refuse to adopt a victim identity in the face of it. Closer to home, we dove into the heated mayoral run-off races, specifically calling out the rampant and illegal theft of campaign signs—we even made an offer to publicize any video evidence sent our way to help stop it. To cap it off, we were joined in-studio by State Senator Kevin Cook for a fascinating discussion about Idaho’s long-term water strategy, including plans for new reservoirs and infrastructure projects stretching decades into the future.

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