Host Scott Hennen returns from a listener trip to Washington D.C. , sharing stories from the Capitol, the National Archives, and the Holocaust Museum. The show covers a heavy news cycle, including the tragic event in Australia, the bizarre Rob Reiner situation , and a controversial letter from an Edina High School principal threatening suspension for students who mention ICE in a way that causes "fear or humiliation".
Standout Moments:
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DC Trip Highlights & White House Briefing: 08:00:00
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Scott shares details from his listener trip, including a briefing at the White House faith office and a special session at the National Archives.
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Controversial Edina School Policy: 08:12:57
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Discussion on an Edina High School principal's letter that threatens students with suspension if they reference ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in a way that causes "fear or humiliation".
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Flag Family Media Programming Changes Announcement: 08:17:09
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Flag Family Media President Steve Hallstrom announces that The Charlie Kirk Show is ending, and to fill the hole, The Need-to-Know Morning Show will extend to 9 a.m., and What's On Your Mind will move to 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Supertalk 1270.
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Charlie Kirk on Immigration and Assimilation: 08:34:00
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A long clip from Charlie Kirk is played, arguing that "Immigration without assimilation is an invasion" and discussing the perceived lack of assimilation among certain immigrant groups.
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Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak on Regulatory Wins: 08:57:00
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Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak discusses President Trump signing the Congressional Review Act to revoke a devastating BLM management plan that targeted North Dakota's energy industry.
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New Legislation for Grid Reliability: 09:02:58
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Fedorchak details her "Base Load Reliability Act" to prevent the retirement of essential power generation resources and the "FAIR Act" to require that states with aggressive renewable mandates pay for the necessary power grid transmission upgrades.
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