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"He hasn't had any successes. None of these bills have passed, he's gone over seas. He's come up short, time and time again."
In the first hour of the show, Vince discusses a groundbreaking way to diagnose Alzheimer's. He also talks about the battle over Joe Biden's infrastructure bill as the future of COVID being an election talking point.
Charlotte City Councilman Tariq Bokhari (District 6) joins Bo Thompson with good news about some needed sidewalk improvements being implemented, an update on last week's city council retreat to Winston Salem, and his take on tomorrow's Virginia gubernatorial election.
WBT afternoon host Brett Winterble joins Bo Thompson talking about a new wrinkle in the supply chain gridlock, some banned terminologies courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh, and the Atlanta Braves as America's team - but not in 3 states.
Beth Troutman joins Bo Thompson and Jim Szoke in studio for a very special taste test of peanuts that are still in the shell and takes calls from listeners who are talking about the one pre-Covid-19 thing that they will never do again.
WBT afternoon show host Brett Winterble joins Bo Thompson and Brett Jensen with reaction to Condoleezza Rice's comments regarding Critical Race Theory on The View, and President Trump's new social media platform Truth Social.
Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman take listener calls and reflect on a survey that sums up in four words the main reason that so many people are leaving their jobs in the wake of the pandemic.
Congressman Dr. Greg Murphy joins Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman to clarify the somewhat confusing topic of Covid-19 booster shots - when to get them, how many to get, and whether or not the vaccine booster manufacturer needs to match the original vaccine manufacturer.
Does vaccination status indicate one's level of patriotism?
The heated debate over Covid-19 vaccine mandates is escalating, and concerns about the legalities of government and corporate force versus the civil liberties of American citizens are leading to hard choices, and lawsuits.
