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Good afternoon, everybody.
Todd Alba along with Mr. Aaron Zommers on the board.
It is six minutes past the hour of three o'clock.
Welcome into hour number two of the big program here on Thursday, November 6th, 2025.
It is a great day.
to be in Wisconsin.
I'm glad to have you along here.
Intersection of state and fair child downtown Madison.
Look outside.
Zomers.
It seems getting cloudy.
I guess it's actually cloudy here.
It's getting darker.
By the way, we failed to mention yesterday was the big beaver moon.
Did you know that?
I did not.
It was a full moon and they this they always named this was the beaver
See?
See, I just, I weave that in there.
You gotta do the weave.
You gotta weave it in there.
Jeff Perry, our ongoing contributor and friend, he's changed over from Facebook to YouTube.
This is big news in and of itself.
He says, I used to dance under the name Beaver Moon.
I did not know that.
I'll
Now, all these years, I thought when he was going to work on Water Street in Platteville, I thought he was like working at Steve's Pizza, but no, he was dancing.
Good for him.
I have no judgment on it, you understand.
from that kind of dancing.
Yes, absolutely.
Many thanks to Dan Schaefer, our political editor here at Civic Media and founder of the Recombobulation area for being with us here at Out of the One.
How about that guy?
I mean, he always, he makes you feel better for having to have him on the show and being around him.
That's just who Dan Schaefer is.
He really does.
If you have not subscribed,
Please do so at the recombobulationarea.news.
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And the recombobulation area is one of them.
So check it out.
Uh, he along with Angela Lang and all kinds of other great people, they write some thoughtful things, things.
Yeah.
Look, you might not always agree, but it's written smartly.
And anybody who listens to this show knows I have an appreciation for anything that's written well.
and the Recobobulation Area, numerous award winner because it's written well.
So check them out at therecobobulationarea.news.
Always a good read over there at the Recobobulation Area.
So thanks to Dan for being here.
Gonna do it once worse here in a minute.
Before we get to Wisconsin, fun fact, I just wanted to thank all of our listeners and viewers in hour number one.
As we talked about these new changes being proposed on the University of Wisconsin system,
And look, people always use time, you're a conspiracy theorist, okay?
Well, present me evidence that what I want, these questions that I ask about the UW system, I can't find answers to.
So what else are you left to conclude that there is some sort of thing going on that people don't want us to see?
Case in point, these new changes on general ed requirements for all UW institutions as well as
the core curriculum is going to be brought up and talked about in a Board of Regents meeting on November 19th.
And you can't find this anywhere except buried in a University of Wisconsin memo.
Way down under the question that says what is the role of the regions in this process and buried in there?
It says it has anticipated that the Board of Regions will consider RPD 4-X at a special meeting on November 19th and there's soliciting comment and feedback So there's a meeting coming up on the 19th the Board of Regions, which they don't want you to know about but I'm telling you
And the part of the public comment period already ended.
There is another part that goes until this Sunday.
So if you have feelings on this, it might be easier just to call your state legislator, your senator or your assembly person, or call Governor Tony Evers office.
Because remember, he is nominated the majority of the Board of Regents now.
I would tell you to call the president of the Board of Regents, but I honest to God, don't know who that is anymore.
When they were the president of the Board of Regents, that was a big job.
And that person would hold press conferences, and everybody knew him.
I can't tell you who that person is right now because you never hear him, you never see him.
They're silent.
And what they're doing, in my opinion, based on reporting, we're still gonna work, we're gonna follow up with this next Monday, or next week.
as I dig into this further.
You know, Yogi Barrow, you guys know one of my favorite Yogi Barrow sayings is, you can see a lot just by looking around.
That's kind of the way I do things.
You can see a lot just by looking around.
Just talk to people.
Go have coffee with them.
I've told this story before.
My former boss, Dale Schultz, when he was majority leader, he'd call the office and he'd say, I got to talk to Todd.
And everybody, he's out.
Where is he at?
having coffee with a reporter, whoever.
And he'd be furious, absolutely furious.
I got back to the office one day and I called him back and he calmly picked up the phone because he saw the caller ID and he knew it was me.
And he said, I want you to make a list of everybody in your life who is more important than me and we're gonna go over it.
And years later, he said, uh, he said, you know, and now I realized why you went and had coffee with all those people.
Because if you go into so much of life, right?
It's about relationships.
You, you get to know someone and you build trust, not through press releases and, and emails.
You just listen and talk.
And sometimes you find out things, you know, by just talking about hunting or travel.
And then people start talking about other things.
And
Exactly.
And if
Exactly right.
So we're going to keep on this story.
I'm a huge believer in the Wisconsin idea because I would not be where I'm at without the Wisconsin idea.
without going to a two-year college without going into Plattville and It irritates me that people who are put in positions of power like Jay Rothman the president of the UW system and legislators quite frankly and even the governor who I voted for the governor when he was school superintendent and every time we ran for governor But this lack of transparency on this issue.
I don't understand it
And I don't understand why they're not involved in the public.
If they want to close all the, all the two year campuses, which is, looks like where it's headed, they should just say it and not blame it on low enrollment because that is totally bogus.
Yes, that's, that's real.
The enrollment of these two years is low, but they don't want to talk about what I know to be factually true that they are undercutting the two years by not providing adequate resources for recruitment anymore.
And the same thing as some of the four years.
So let's just be honest, Robin Voss and Devon Lemmehew on the Republican side.
Let's be honest, Governor Tony Evers on the Democratic side.
Let's be honest, President Jay Rothman and border regions.
Let's have an open public discussion on the future of the Wisconsin idea.
It at least deserves to die in the light of day.
Instead of darkness it's coming up on 15 past the hour of three o'clock time once again for a Wisconsin fun fact
That's right time
once again for Wisconsin fun fact hither to unknown fact on November 6th 1837
Burlington, Iowa was chosen as a temporary capital for the Wisconsin Territory.
Construction had begun in Madison on a permanent capital building, and legislators first convened there in 1838.
Since that time, no one from Wisconsin has ever set foot in Iowa again.
How we play Wisconsin Fun Fact.
I did not know that.
All right, very good.
Sunny Purdue, Atlanta, Georgia.
You're on Larry King Live.
Uh, Jane in Madison, listening on WMDX says, as a recent retiree from the UW system here, I've been watching the quote unquote reorganizing and dismantling of the UW system from inside since about 2011.
And it is anything but transparent.
Thank you for the topic.
The public needs to be the decider here and decision decisions need to be made in the public interest.
That hasn't been the process so far.
Thank you.
I appreciate that, Jane, in Madison on WM DX.
Let's see here.
Mary Mount Horib asking on WM DX says, be the former superintendent of schools.
Why is Governor Evers supporting this, meaning these cutting of schools?
I don't want to put words in his mouth, Mary.
A is a good question, but I'm not suggesting he necessarily supports it, but you heard it in his own words there.
He's not actively working to stop it or to quell it.
At least he hasn't given us any evidence of that.
Off the, let's get to Casper's comment here, one of our great engineers, because I thought this was really good.
Casper on YouTube says, let's see here, what if the cure for cancer is locked inside the head of someone who can't afford to go to college?
Another good point.
And look, there are all kinds of debates whether basic public education or basic higher ed, like community colleges or the two-year colleges, whether that should be free or not.
You know, I think Casper says here me out.
We could do what nearly every other all other countries do and offer a free public college education.
Yes, that's certainly possible.
That gets into how you fund it.
Of course, one of the ways people have come on this network, patriotic millionaires start by taxing the one percenters.
As our guest said, it was earlier this week or last week from patriotic millionaires, Chuck Collins.
We're talking about the people that are making.
40, 40, 40 million dollars plus.
We're not talking about your local farmer or your local small business person.
We're talking about the 40 million plus category.
100 million, 500 million.
That was last
helps everybody.
There's an option there too.
All right, coming up on 19 past the hour.
Let's do this quick.
Open it up.
Time once again for what's worse.
Let's go.
Time once again for what's worse.
Nothing to give away.
No prize money involved.
Just a chance to have your voice heard on all 10 news talk sports stations.
The Civic Media Network.
Timely, timely indeed.
Times are tough.
But the cheap, one of the cheap things out there to have dinner.
Eggs.
Eggs.
Today's category.
What's worse, scrambled eggs or over easy eggs?
Scrambled eggs or over easy eggs?
8-5-5-7-5-2-4-8-4-2, 8-5-5-7-5-2-4-8-4-2, or text us on the Civic Media app, scrambled eggs or over easy eggs.
Tom in New Berlin says, hey, went to work early this morning at 4.30, the moon was cool looking, which wish I would have snapped a picture.
It was cool.
Look at that beaver
moon rising over Wisconsin.
Come on back as the tunnel balls show at the Civic Media Radio.
Welcome back to the town of all show on the civic media radio network 22 now past the hour of three o'clock themed or my favorite all-time television shows the iconic Frazier Frazier, how about good show good tune great show.
Yeah, really really great show Good tune talking about scrambled eggs are what's worse for today?
Zombers on the board glad to have him along always pick of the great tunes there to move this show along and
And the category today scrambled eggs are over easy eggs.
What's worse, eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, eight, four, two, eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, eight, four, two.
What's worse scrambled eggs or over easy eggs.
PJ watching us on YouTube.
We appreciate that PJ welcome in says I enjoy both styles of eggs.
It depends on how I'm feeling.
Omelettes are also a good choice.
I do like me a well done.
Like if you go to a hotel, a nicer hotel, and they've got the breakfast buffet or you go to a brunch in a nice place, and they've got the chef will make you a, to order omelette.
Those are fantastic, right?
and
delicious.
Fantastic.
What's worse?
Scrambled scrambled eggs or over easy eggs?
8557524842 8557524842 Heather on Facebook up at Eau Claire WCFW the tap our great station in the Chippewa Valley.
Heather says depends on who's making them over easy eggs are more risky.
Higher chance of underdone whites.
So I guess they are worse.
but moms are the best.
I would agree with that, this happens to be my little sister.
Our mom, particularly, my favorite is, I know it's not healthy, but I don't care.
You get yourself some, like Newskies bacon, some nice thick bacon, and you fry that, and then you use the bacon grease, and you fry your eggs in that.
Bacon grease makes anything taste delicious.
Our grandpa, our grandpa Wallace, my grandmother would make this breakfast, and she'd fry the bacon, and then she'd make.
Eggs in bacon grease and then grandpa would like he made her eat that she make pancakes He didn't like syrup on his pancakes as much as he just wanted like about four tablespoons of bacon grease on his pancakes
very delicious Very
know
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Steve in Mount Horror, listening on WMDX here in Madison.
Steve, scrambled eggs or over easy eggs, what's worse?
I would have to say over easy.
Except for the fact that I love a good breakfast burger, and that's the only time I like an over-easy egg
is when
that yolk is cascading over my burger.
Right?
Other than that, I want to eat the over-easy eggs.
All right, but you make a good point.
There's always a time and place for everything, right?
That's right.
Thank you, Steve.
Appreciate your listenership out there in beautiful Mount Horrib 8 5 5 7 5 2 4 8 4 2.
What's worse?
Scrambled eggs are over easy eggs.
Let's see here on a little quicker than Jack and Merrimack.
Jack is calling in listening to the MDX out of Madison.
Jack scrambled eggs are over easy eggs.
What's worse?
Over easy.
Definitely.
By the way, my apologies for calling in a second time.
I never do that.
You're always
welcome,
Jack.
Why
are
you
anti over easy?
Well, the way I like my eggs is what I call eggs with stuff.
I kind of open up the fridge and find out what kind of stuff I'm going to put in the eggs.
Bell peppers, they go in.
If I've got mushrooms, they go in.
If I've got onions, that goes in.
Bacon bits, if I've made bacon, I'll crush up one of the bacon.
I'll put in a nice mild cheese.
So,
definitely prefer the scrambled.
All right, that's good.
Shop the fridge.
Instead of shop the pig, Jack shops the fridge, right?
Thanks, Jack.
Appreciate you out there, beautiful Merrimack.
Casper on the YouTube says scrambled eggs are worse.
My parents used to make them in the microwave, and that completely ruined them for me.
Give me that liquid chicken.
I've had them.
If they cook long enough, it's not terrible, but it's not great.
Uh, Sean on the old civic media app listening to us on W R C E in Richland center is that's where we will broadcast the show from tomorrow.
Sean, one of our great UPS drivers there on what's worse says we're going to get to it in a second.
It disappears.
We go, uh, both are great.
But when I mess up making an over-easy egg, it gets scrambled.
By the way, growing up, we had bacon and eggs for dinner on occasion.
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Breakfast for dinner is one of my favorite things.
It's fantastic.
No, it's absolutely fantastic.
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What's worse, scrambled eggs or over-easy eggs?
Uh, Chris in Beautiful Sun Prairie on WMDX says, over easy is what I usually prefer, but the best eggs I ever had were scrambled eggs done with butter and lobster chunks at a now closed hiding house in Green Lake.
Absolutely delicious.
Now that does sound really good.
I've never had lobster in any form.
Really?
No form at all?
No, that's good.
Michael on WMDX listing out of Tosa says, I love over easy eggs, but I cannot cook them very well.
So I will say over easy unless someone else makes them.
All right, fair enough.
Zomers, what's worse?
You'll counter quote.
I'm going to say scrambled are worse because if you do them right, it's hard to beat a good over easy egg.
All right, come on back.
We'll talk about the airport closures and which ones are open and who will not be affected.
Don't miss it.
Welcome back to the Tunnelville Show on the Civic Media Radio Network.
35 minutes now past the hour of 3 o'clock on this Thursday, November 6th.
Aaron Zommer is on the board.
Glad to be with you here behind the mic for another great Thursday across the state of Wisconsin.
Gonna get into just a minute here reporting on what's going on at these airports.
Sean Duffy, former MTV star from Wisconsin.
Now it's the Secretary of Transportation.
and talking about the FAA preliminary list for cut reductions amid this shutdown.
And we're gonna give you a little news you can use, because this, in a way, obviously, Sean Duffy is goofy, in my opinion, but the ramifications are very, very serious because a lot of this are traveling and even more so as Thanksgiving holiday looms, and we're being told that it's scheduled to be one of the busiest holidays on record in terms of flight.
and nothing funny at all about trying to get to see loved ones or whatever during Thanksgiving.
So I'll give you some tips on if your flight gets delayed or canceled.
Also, a little Marjorie Taylor Greene cut and Zomers is like, what?
Because I have not said it to him yet.
But she had said something.
Nancy Pelosi announced today, former Speaker of the House, that she is not going to seek reelection.
Nancy Pelosi can retire after this term out there in California and will well here at Marjorie Taylor Green is is saying about her here in a minute as well and also there is a certain percentage of people that are not going to be affected by these airport cutbacks Abigail Disney will tell us in just a minute who that is but first a little breaking news here if I could find it it's all over my phone this off of the Associated Press
Moments ago a federal judge in Rhode Island ordered the Trump administration at this afternoon to find the money to fully fund snap benefits For this month for November the ruling by US district district judge John J. McConnell Jr.
This afternoon was in response to a challenge from cities and nonprofits Complaining that the administration was only offering to cover 65% of the maximum benefit
The government said it will rely on 4.65 billion in the emergency funding quote the Defendant this is from the judge quote the defendants failed to consider the practical consequences Associated with this decision to only partially fund snap judge McConnell wrote
They knew that there would be a long delay in paying partial SNAP benefits and failed to consider the harms individuals who rely on those SNAP benefits, how they would suffer, unquote.
The Trump administration said last month that it would not pay benefits for all of November because of the federal shutdown.
Last week, two judges ordered the government to pay at least partial benefits using that emergency fund.
And initially said it would cover half, but now says it will cover 65%.
The plaintiffs want the benefits to be fully funded.
The USDA said last month that benefits for November would not be paid because of the federal government shutdown.
That set off.
a scramble by food banks, state governments, and the nearly 42 million Americans, including 700,000 Wisconsinites, I might add, who receive the aid to find other ways to ensure access to groceries.
The program serves about one in eight Americans and is a major piece of the nation's social safety net.
It costs more than $8 billion per month nationally.
This is a breaking news of course a lot more on this this afternoon as warrants But right now again the headline a federal judge in Rhode Island has ordered the Trump administration this afternoon to find the money to fully fund snap benefits for November this will set up as we talked to our friend Matt Flynn earlier this week an attorney himself This is going to set up a real I don't want to call the dilemma
But a potential I guess the right word a potential for a constitutional crisis because now a federal judge has ordered the administration to fund all these snap benefits So now the ball gets put back in Trump's court is he going to go along and follow a federal judge's orders or will he defy the courts and if that happens We're in constitutional crisis time
So stay tuned for that back.
Let's wrap this up quick on our because I appreciate the listeners I appreciate when you guys take the time to call in or text in I Get like you don't have to do that and if you're participating I feel I have the Responsibility to say thank you and to bring you into the show Our question today on what's worse and the food ones bombers the food ones always get people involved and I love it
turns out turns out they do sorry I've what's worse question today was what's worse scrambled eggs or over easy eggs and Don in Madison on WM DX a newer listener says outrageous question Both are great, especially in huevos rancheros.
I agree.
I love me some good huevos rancheros.
I preferred over easy
with my Wavels, Red and Sheryls.
Oh, me too.
But to each their own.
Thank you, Don and Madison on MDX.
I appreciate that.
And a brand new caller, by the way, Jill in Oshkosh, listening on WISS.
Jill, thanks for finding us and tuning us in.
We greatly appreciate that.
Jill in Oshkosh says, over easy, snotty eggs are gross.
So she's saying a scrambled egg could be not done enough.
All right.
the guy that we
talk about this is Luke Mathers
He hates eggs.
He's a wonderful talented guy, but the guy just he doesn't like eggs But here here a quick fun.
We're gonna give you a two for one in Wisconsin fun facts.
It's not particularly about Wisconsin, but I learned years ago
the right way to scramble an egg.
And I learned it from Bobby Flay.
He and I were hanging out.
I only wish big.
He used to have breakfast with Bobby Flay and the food work.
And so this is real, not making this up.
You take your nonstick pan, low, slow and low, just like barbecue, slow and low, like a medium low heat, put a bunch of butter.
So maybe for like, if you're scrambling two eggs,
A good tablespoon of butter.
All right.
Let that just melt.
Then take your two eggs and, and just adapt, put, put like a, a pencil stream of water out of your tap and then just put the bowl underneath it.
Like just, just like a second, just like that much water.
So I don't know.
Maybe like a teaspoon of water, maybe a teaspoon and a half, not a bunch of water.
It'll get runny, but just a little bit of water scrambled up real well.
Get some air in there.
with a fork or a whisk.
Salt and pepper to taste, as they say.
And then as you're whisking it, put that into your pan with the butter melted and let it sit there for about 15, 20 seconds.
Then take a rubber spatula and make a circle eight in the pan.
And then let it sit, slow and low until you start to see the curdles of the first egg cooking.
Then do another figure eight and kind of
Turn the pan around so the rest of the liquid gets dispersed.
Let it sit.
Then when you just are seeing the eggs start, you want to take them off the heat when they look wet.
And that's where people go wrong.
Oh, I got to cook these until, no, no, no.
Because just like meat, eggs will continue to cook after you take them off the heat.
So when it still looks wet, take the eggs off the heat.
Give them a couple of swirls again or whatever and let them sit for, you know, whatever 30 seconds.
Perfect scrambled eggs.
scrambled eggs and velveted chicken.
See, look at that.
A little, uh, cookie news that, uh, that you could use.
Uh, Chris in Madison on WMDX says, Oh, well, this is fantastic.
I'm with Luke.
I don't like eggs and everyone, everyone I know thinks I'm crazy for that.
I don't think you're crazy, Chris.
We all have our things.
In my world, I don't know a lot of people that don't like eggs, but I know it's a thing.
What else are Chris and some prairie over E?
Do we read that one already?
Yes.
Yeah, we already did that.
So I think we're caught up.
So I appreciate everybody.
Oh, Michael and Tosa.
Yeah, we did that one as well.
All right, I think we're all caught up.
All right, let's go to this at 44 minutes past the hour of three o'clock.
According to the Hill,
This afternoon, many of the largest airports across the country will see a noticeable reduction in flight offerings starting tomorrow, as the Federal Aviation Administration, better known as the FAA, implements new steps to maintain air safety amid the ongoing government shutdown.
The preliminary list of 40 airports operating at reduced capacity obtained by the Hill's sister network
News Nation.
I see their own, but I'm not even going to get into this.
This is actual news got to have verified to other places.
The FAA is expected to announce the full list sometime later Thursday.
That's today.
But the list also verified by the Washington Post, CBS News, ABC News includes virtually all major air travel hubs.
Going to go through these because I know a lot of people fly.
But to Dan Schaefer's earlier point, so far.
We have not heard that any airports in Wisconsin are being directly affected.
Now, we all know that living in Wisconsin, unless you're in Milwaukee and a few in, uh, in Madison, maybe a couple out of Green Bay as well.
But most of our airports in Wisconsin, you have to go into a hub.
So you're going from, you know, point A in Wisconsin into either the Twin Cities or Chicago or Detroit.
Maybe Dallas Fort Worth and then you're getting on another plane to go to your final destination Although we've gotten more direct flights here in Wisconsin So I want to read these for you.
You can find this at the Hill or other sources as well, but Anchorage, Alaska Jackson Atlanta Airport basically Boston Logan Baltimore Washington BWI Charlotte Airport there
Also in Kentucky Dallas Love Airport Reagan National Airport in Washington Denver Dallas Fort Worth Detroit Newark Fort Lauderdale Whereas Los Angeles Las Vegas New York Kennedy Airport Orlando Chicago Midway
Interestingly enough, I don't oh, yeah, here's Chicago hair as well.
So Chicago Midway and O'Hare Memphis Miami Minnesota, St.
Paul Oakland Ontario Portland Philadelphia Phoenix San Diego Louisville Tacoma Seattle or Seattle Tacoma San Francisco Salt Lake City Teterboro and Tampa International So Milwaukee not on the list.
No, no Wisconsin airports on that list so far
Gonna tell you a couple of tips here according to professionals what to do if you Get cancelled or delayed at your flight But first and this is both great and terrible all at the same time Abigail Disney of the Disney family.
Yes, the Walt Disney family.
She is one of the patriotic millionaires She's been at my hometown Richland Center as part of the patriotic millionaires project.
She's been on this network talking about
People like her billionaires or multi-million we're talking 40 50 million plus need to be tax more Abigail Disney gave up many of her privileges as a Disney family member and she had this observation this morning or this afternoon about who is not being affected by the FAA airport throttle
back
He's gonna be shut down 10% of air traffic, my goodness.
That's really hot.
But he could even more easily shut down 12% of air traffic by just grounding private planes.
Yes.
I'm a little hard
to hear because she was doing this in an airport as it turned out.
But Abigail Dinsley points out that 12% of all flights are on private jets.
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want to finish up right before the break there
Was playing this cut from Abigail Disney kind of hard to hear because she was filming her shooting this whatever you want to say posting it at an airport and She knows this because she's from the Disney family and she gave up a lot of her wealth as a part of patriotic millionaires and she pointed out that of Sean Duffy and the Trump administration really wanted to ease air traffic during this time that They could start by demanding that no private jets
be taken off that people have to go, oh, shutter the thought first class.
Because I didn't know this until Abigail Disney pointed it out.
Private jets take up 12 percent of American airspace.
So right there.
That's that's a
flights.
It's a lot of flights.
So, you know, Taylor Swift.
I did believe me.
I'm not hating on Taylor Swift Swifties.
I love me some Taylor Swift, but you know, maybe for a little while For I'm not saying coach.
I'm not saying spirit airlines I'm just saying, you know first class on Delta or something.
I don't think there's anything wrong with that to use ours.
don't
I want to be remiss if we didn't note that former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, current Congresswoman from California announced this morning that she will not seek reelection.
Arguably, one of the most powerful political figures were the most powerful speakers of the House in American history.
First woman, only woman so far to hold that job.
And this was interesting on CNN.
This I think was this morning.
Marjorie Taylor Greene from Trump World.
And I wanna play this, let you hear it, and then I'll give you my commentary.
Here's Marjorie Taylor Greene on Nancy Pelosi from CNN.
I will praise Nancy Pelosi.
She had an incredible career for her party.
I served under her speakership in my first term of Congress, and I'm very impressed at her ability to get things done.
I wish we could get things done for our party, like Nancy Pelosi was able to deliver for her party.
So I wish her well in her retirement, but I would like to see people exit Washington a lot sooner rather than wait until their
80s.
on the announcement that Nancy Pelosi will not seek reelection in 2026.
I know a lot of Democrats are like, oh geez, why are you giving Marjorie Taylor Greene a platform?
She's an election denier and conspiracy theorist.
All true.
All right.
And Trivia Olson from the Lincoln Project has pointed it out on this show.
It's significant for two reasons.
A, it's one woman complimenting another woman in Washington and
I don't believe there's enough diversity in Congress as it is.
And I think Marjorie Taylor Greene, despite being very politically different than Nancy Pelosi, at least, admires the fact that a strong woman made it in D.C.
And she accomplished things.
Nobody's stronger in D.C.
than Nancy Pelosi, all right?
And I think Marjorie Taylor Greene respects that.
And also, say what about Marjorie Taylor Greene's policies or beliefs and everything else.
She's smart politically in terms of reading the political tea leaves seeing where things are going in this country politically and she has been on whether it's Real or fake or acted or disingenuous.
I don't know All I'm saying is that Marjorie Taylor Greene has read the political tea leaves and sees where this is going and She's changed her tune.
What all that means how that
It's just gonna bring, is this a sign that Republicans after Tuesday election results are looking at all this and say, look, we gotta do something to bend here a little bit to bring a resolution to this government shutdown?
This ain't gonna end well for us, Republicans might be thinking, if we don't find a solution.
So I just thought it was interesting that, you know, Marjorie Taylor Greene had something nice to say.
And isn't it about, I mean,
Can't we just say nice things about what forget the politics for a minute?
right Yeah, I mean when you have that when you have the debates and and and you know the for moderator for governor for president Whatever is so we'll say you know tell us something say something nice about your opponent and some people struggle with that
It's like, geez, is it really that difficult just to say something nice once in a while?
So anyway, but many congrats to Nancy Pelosi on a wonderful career.
And she'll be remembered as helping break the glass ceiling for women in this country.
And she will also be remembered for her strength, both politically and otherwise.
And also, she is a doer, Nancy Pelosi.
She got stuff done.
And for that, we should all admire her and give her our thanks.
Great show today.
Many thanks to Dan Schaefer, the Reconbobulation Area for being on the show today.
Aaron Zammer is for doing young ones work, all of you for listening and for tuning in.
We couldn't do it without you.
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Come on back, as they say on the Beverly Hill Billings.
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For now, this is Todd Stade.
Whatever you're fighting for, whatever you believe in, do not give up.
Keep banging your drum.
We'll see you at the Richland Center tomorrow.
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