Bruce opens the show talking about the sorry state of affairs here in Columbus. You've got the teachers threatening to walk out over insane increases to their insurance premiums, the municipal court shutting down over judges being mad at Mayor Ginther and the COTA bus system missing over 32,000 trips.

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Bruce talks at length in this segment about the constant targeting of the public by the democrats with their alarmism. They drum up fear over things like covid, AI, data centers, flock cameras and all kinds of things that they don't like.

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Bruce has his weekly conversation with Matt Mayer, they discuss the impotence of Governor DeWine and the hot air coming from Ramaswamy's campaign. We need someone to get things done and those things need to have impactful benefits to the people of Ohio.

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Bruce opens the show talking about an oversight from the Columbus board of education that has led to over spending on insurance by $40 million. Now they want the teachers to pay for it with an extra $600 per month. This is something the teachers shouldn't be paying for.

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Bruce plays audio from Al-Sayed, the muslim who is running for office in Michigan. He downplays the importance of breast cancer research and his referring to pregnant women as carrying vehicles is not going to win him much female support.

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Bruce goes into more detail about the goings on with data centers, what benefits they provide and why we shouldn't immediately reject them.

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Bruce gets into a conversation about what we could be doing with our oil reserves in America, he plays audio clips that suggest we need to stay away from following in the footsteps of Russia or China in relation to what they've been doing with their oil and gas.

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Bruce opens the show talking about a fire station here in Columbus that has had a partial roof collapse go untended to by the city for almost four months. When asked about it when it happened, Mayor Ginther said it was a top priority and they would get right on fixing it. When asked again this week he gave nearly the same answer.

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