Clips and interviews from KFAB's Morning News.
Another week, another dangerously crazy person on the streets of Omaha for no good reason.
Meow, meow. Meow, meow, meow. Meow.
And who (else) is to blame for this? A judge? The laws? Walmart? We also talk today about Trump's turnaround on FISA, jury duty, AI KISS, and more.
We explore several different angles of this story that set off our emotions in Omaha yesterday. It's not the only thing we talked about (Sen. Ernst also joined the show at one point), but it's definitely the main topic.
We also got great news from the DCSO, a reminder for narco-terrorists, the Rock Hall Class of 2026, and more!
And President Trump is posting pictures of him as Jesus. I guess that's how we're starting this week!
Before that conversation with Sec. McMahon and Gov. Pillen about education, we talk about "President TACO," no room at daycare around here, car fires and coming storms, and so much more!
Or, at least, gets two weeks to get their affairs in order. Does this reprieve for Iran mean our gas prices come down as quickly as oil prices are dropping? NOT ON YOUR LIFE, PAL! Also: Why was Lucy gone yesterday? What would the DHHS Regional Director like you to eat for dinner tonight? And what the heck was that deal at UNL the other day about a guy with a gun? All is revealed on today's show!
Gary joins me this morning as we talk about Iran, Ewing's response to Stothert, college basketball (with Kent Pavelka!), "Tough Tony" Davis, and more!
I promise you, when I first saw this post on Easter morning, I thought it was a fake Trump account!
As usual, we covered (or "uncovered") it all today!
We respond to the President's speech last night, take a look at the crazy way the Unicameral filled in the budget deficit (with money we had sitting around -- who would have thought to do that?!?), update you on a controversial immigration case in Nebraska, and much much much mucho more!
Today, we provide you a Trumpdate, ABS assessment in MLB, an answer on whether being at 185% of the poverty line is being in poverty, a 40-years-too-late review of "Caddyshack II," and much more.
On today's show: MAHA vs Maha, Costas supports Olympic trans-ban, Ohio battles data centers, a steakhouse enforces a dress code, and more.
These protesters are amazing! We have a Final Four, we have rain on the way, we have Tiger in another car accident, but we still don't have a King!
Before the basketball game tonight, we have to talk about the social media verdict, the hand vs. train incident here in Omaha, and so much more!
It's going to get Smokey this summer, Lucy gets her "Cake," Creighton fans don't seem to think the sky is falling, ICE thins airport lines by murdering people or whatever Hakeem Jeffries thinks is happening, and much more today!
Big Red is in the Sweet Sixteen, the markets are soaring based on what the President just said about Iran, the weather will be beautiful this week ... so why am I (temporarily) having heartburn?
I hope you like basketball! It's certainly not the ONLY thing we talked about today (there was that enthralling conversation with Lucy about watering the lawn), but it came up a lot!
Important conversations from this morning's show while most of us were waiting for basketball to start: Scott Knudsen from the Patriot Guard Riders preparing for the metro's next military funeral procession next week; Platte Institute CEO Jim Vokal on the state budget shortfall and city wastewater expense controversy, and Nebraska Cattlemen president Craig Uden on how we can help the ag producers impacted by the sandhills wildfires.
Because everything was broken yesterday, our St. Patrick's Day show never posted here! So, I'm posting just our conversations with Sheriff Aaron Hanson (dog abuse case) and Sen. Pete Ricketts (wildfires, Iran, basketball).
A wildfire update, Lucy's "dumb question" about helping out the sandhills, Trump's latest defection, "sacrifice" here at home during the Iran conflict, and -- oh, yeah -- lots of basketball to consume inside with perfect weather outside. THIS is "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year."
Wildfires in the west, ice in the east, wind EVERYWHERE, and Nebraska basketball limping into the bracket. Madness.
Plus, our state budget fight, rumpled journalists admonished, Greg Wagner from NE Game and Parks, and more!
In today's edition of "Scotty Doesn't Know," we also cover the President's 180 on the oil reserves, a guest joining us live from Israel, Omaha falling out of love with a parade, baseball cards, rap battles in the Raising Cane's drive-thru, and more.
Why do we put up with her? Because sometimes she gives us perfect days like Monday! Also today: Another stadium proposed for Omaha, potential for "boots on the ground" in Iran, what is the SAVE America Act, and so much more it will blow your mind!
We get there midway through today's show, which also includes chit-chat about war with Iran, Gov. Pillen's war on ballot initiatives, the death of Boston's "lead singer," and more!
We gained an Ayatollah, lost an hour of sleep, cheered for our Husker seniors, and are taking it in the shorts at the pump and on Wall Street. What a way to start the week!
Noem's no more, Markwayne's up, Mayor's meeting with mad streetcar businesses, Sadlemyer and Wager stop by, Rosie's reducing NU's new QB to an iconic movie character -- there's a lot going on!
Baxter CEO Mickey Anderson played for Coach Holtz on that Notre Dame championship team, and takes us inside the locker room for that "Catholics vs Convicts" game! Later, Senators Joni Ernst and Deb Fischer talk about how we got to this point with Iran, and where we should be going. We also put Jim Rose in charge of Target, ask Lucy about the condition of her liver, discuss politicians' alleged affairs, and more.
And, of course, honoring a fallen soldier from Bellevue. This is where we come to laugh, cry, and get through the day together.
And the sinkhole's filled while Iran's getting pockmarked!
Operation Epic Fury took out the Supreme Leader and probably caused yesterday's earthquake in Nebraska.
Today, we're believing Hillary, explaining MAGA, retiring Mr. Clean, welcoming Greg Wagner from Nebraska Game and Parks, and more!
Also: Not enough babies at UNO, bending the rules for Tom Osborne, Mikel Welch from the Drew Barrymore Show ahead of his appearance at Omaha's Home & Garden Expo this weekend, and Emery Songer stops by from "under the rug!"
Today, we covered (as only we can) "Lost Boys: Lincoln Edition," whether the President will talk until sunrise for the "SOTU," Gov. Newsom reading "Black Like Me," the loss of the top "Nerd," "Bud Crawford's Driving Academy" and a lot of other things I can't put in "quotes."
Also this morning: Trump tariffs, "destroying Nebraska's wetlands," lots of USA! USA! USA! and more.
"KFAB Junior Cub Reporter" Aaron Hanson reports from the snow-packed streets, Jim Flowers called this storm and is already sniffing out the next one, Bob Kerrey's name pops up in the Epstein files, NE Game and Parks' Greg Wagner stops in, and more.
After a quick rant about how you're being lied to regarding the "equal time provision," we welcome former senator Ben Sasse back to the show to check in with him before later having a conversation with Rep. Don Bacon.
We have that Trump-inspired hypocrisy on parade, as well as conversations about a desert full of DNA, pressure on the Huskers, scary ICE lies in the Unicameral, and more.
It turns out it was serendipitous that we started thinking of Rush Limbaugh in the wake of Rev. Jesse Jackson's death. Find out why here, and listen to us also talk about Robert Duvall, Mardi Gras, an Omaha woman who got clocked by a car during a donut session, and more.
And FICTIONAL President's Day! We also accuse Gov. Newsom of "treason light," look at the latest "woke garbage" that has upset Nebraska's governor, and more.
On today's terrifying show: Being Guthrie's neighbor, Lucy busting out of jail, Sheriff Hanson on a 42-yr-old cold case, Greg Wagner from NE Game and Parks, and more!
Our very interesting conversation with former Husker AD Bill Moos starts about 38 minutes into today's podcast, followed by Sen. Pete Ricketts on a variety of topics ahead of the next potential government shutdown. Before that, we address the latest anti-Trump vote by Rep. Don Bacon, the Epstein files impacting Nebraska/Creighton/Dan Osborn, a response from the Bronze Ex-Girlfriend, and more.
Gov. Pillen responds to the accusations about the no-bid contract, his personal life, that comment made last month, the Moos book, and more. And that's just part of today's show, which also featured the latest on the Guthrie story, Jim's impressive Norwegian-to-English translation, and a psychiatrist looking at whether "TDS" is a real thing.
Not for good anyway; not to stay for several weeks. Let it be declared! Also today, we talk about paying good money to bad teachers, another property tax proposal in the legislature (with State Sen. Bob Andersen of Omaha), Olympic controversies, and more.
The game, the halftime show, the other halftime show, the ads, the betting, and even a few things that didn't have anything to do with Super Sunday -- it's all here!
And Gary Sadlemyer stops by! Greg Wagner from NE Game and Parks, too! Lots of reasons to end half-sentences with exclamation points after today's show!
Meow meow meow! We also talked about the Fremont fallout, Atlantic anger, Minneapolis mess, and many other subjects not particularly prone to alliteration.
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