DOGE & KC in Focus, Trump Meeting CEO's, Illegals Leaving in Droves, KU Runner Wins Boston Marathon, Chiefs Draft Prowess, Photo of Year

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Kevin Kietzman

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4.2 • 741 Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2025

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

A local story has gone national and maybe global and it's about KC. It seems we are some sort of huge federal government hub and didn't know it. Worse yet, DOGE is apparently destroying our city. Only one problem, the facts don't back any of this up yet. Still, people in other places will believe we are getting crushed. You have to hear this. President Trump is holding meetings at the White House with big retail CEO's. The president is obviously concerned his tariff policy is about to hurt the American economy. This is going to be one tough needle to thread. Two liberal newspapers in LA and Atlanta report the same thing after extensive interviews with experts... illegal aliens are leaving America in droves and if they haven't left yet, they are trying to find their way out. A former track star at KU wins the Boston Marathon and sets the course record. The Chiefs are pretty good at the NFL draft, we have the proof. A Sporting KC star wins a big award and a photographer in KC takes the best sports photo on the planet for 2024.

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0:00.0	Sports, politics, life, Cross Kitchens, Kansas City's home remodeling presents Kevin Keatsman has issues online at cross kitchens kC.com.
0:14.0	Not surprisingly, the media continue to root against America at every possible turn here as Donald Trump is now the president and most people
0:21.7	in the media locally, regionally and nationwide want America to fail.
0:26.5	They want America to fail because they believe that will make Republicans fail or Trumpism fail
0:31.5	or MAGA fail, however you want to describe it. We're seeing it everywhere.
0:36.2	On Monday, Pete Mundo on KCMO Talk Radio, was talking briefly about this story and what's
0:41.4	happening here at a local level from the Associated Press.
0:44.3	The Associated Press is a name that you've probably heard of.
0:47.2	Most people hear it and think of it as a national or worldly organization, which it is.
0:53.2	It is largely a collection of media outlets around the world
0:56.7	that subscribed basically to one, what used to be called a wire service. They would all put
1:03.2	stories on there and they would share it from one place to another. So if you wrote a story in Kansas
1:07.2	City at the Kansas City Star or if you worked at a television station and you put a story up,
1:11.8	the written part of it, the written copy of the story, you could post to the Associated Press and
1:16.6	hit the wire, again, either regional wire, national wire, or international wire, and everybody
1:23.6	would pick it up. Well, that has happened with the story in Kansas City by the Associated Press. I will assume, although I'm not an expert on the AP anymore, they used to have
1:32.1	multiple people working in Kansas City at the Associated Press. Some worked specifically for the
1:37.2	Associated Press. You may remember if you followed sports for a long period of time, a sports
1:41.9	writer named Doug Tucker, who worked in Kansas
1:45.2	City forever and ever and ever. And he just covered all the sports in the region. He would
1:49.5	cover the Big Eight back in those days, the chiefs, the royals, anything going on related to
1:53.1	sports. And he would weave and share some stories with me about what it was like to work there
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