It’s April Fool’s Day, but the forecast is no joke. Kevin Flynn and Alex Taylor navigate a Wednesday loaded with historic news, from the Supreme Court’s monumental hearing on birthright citizenship to NASA’s ambitious Artemis II mission to the far side of the moon. While the markets are soaring following hints of a resolution in Iran, the local outlook is turning white as a two-part "Easter Storm" prepares to dump up to a foot of snow on Lakes Country.
The duo also dives into the "Trump Accounts" for newborns, the ethics of "disposable bees" in agriculture with Bridget Riedel, and a bizarre controversy involving local media protests at The Forum. Plus, money man Brien Krank breaks down why you should never step to the sidelines during a market correction.
Standout Moments & Timestamps
[00:03:30] Conflict in Iran: The Home Stretch? With President Trump set to address the nation, the guys discuss the rapid developments in the Middle East, including massive bunker-buster strikes in Isfahan and the potential extraction of 1,000 pounds of Iranian uranium.
[00:11:30] SCOTUS & The 14th Amendment A deep dive into the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship cases. Legal analysts Greg Jarrett and Jonathan Turley weigh in on the six crucial words—"subject to the jurisdiction thereof"—and what they mean for the future of "birth tourism."
[00:18:25] The Buzz About "Disposable Bees" Ag expert Bridgette Readel introduces the concept of lab-grown "Forage Bees" designed to pollinate crops and die before they can bring pathogens back to the hive—a potential $15 billion solution for the food industry.
[00:22:15] Storm Round 1 vs. Round 2 Dean Wysocki breaks down the "two-piece" storm. Round one brings 3–5 inches Thursday, followed by a stronger second wave Friday night that could push totals to 12 inches in South Dakota and Minnesota.
[00:25:15] The "Trump Accounts" Strategy Financial advisor Brien Krank discusses the brilliance of the new $1,000 newborn investment accounts, explaining how starting a tax-free growth engine at infancy can create a new generation of millionaires.
[00:37:45] Protesting the Press Kevin and Alex react to a planned protest at The Forum in Fargo following the firing of three columnists, sparking a conversation about the business of media and the difference between a republic and a democracy.
[00:43:25] Artemis II: To the Dark Side NASA geek-out session: The team previews tonight’s launch of the Orion capsule, the first manned loop around the moon in over 50 years, featuring state-of-the-art mapping of the lunar far side.