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A Kansas City schoolteacher is out after sharing opinions on a Facebook page

about conservative policies and a conservative way of life in America.

What's strange about this story?

Not a public school.

It's a private school.

And this teacher was in charge of the conservative club at the private high school in Kansas City.

This is a crazy national story that's reached all the way to the daily wire and could grow bigger.

I've got the details for you coming right up. Also, Lee Sterling of Paramountsports.com will join us with our weekend

picks, including the big Chiefs game against the Dallas Cowboys. You'll hear about his Missouri

pick, his Kansas State pick, and much more with Lee Sterling from Paramount Sports and this weekend's picks. And a reminder,

our Friday podcast, it's going to be a very special holiday podcast with a special guest.

I would ask you to please give it a listen. This one is important. It's a great local charity

doing great things for the holidays. and I hope you will find their mission

to be worthy of your interest, at least your interest, and perhaps even your participation.

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