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Windows, Kansas City.com. Memorial Day weekend is known by so many as the unofficial start of summer,

and just like everything else, we tend to forget what the holidays are really about. We explore

the origins of this great American holiday and recognize it as a day every American should cherish.

Mayor Q worked a flea flicker last week in defunding the police in just two hours in a very sneaky way.

But this week has been a bad week for the mayor.

He's getting major backlash from citizens and fair local media.

But what's worse, he didn't get the national

attention he wanted, and the mayor of St. Louis that copied him did. Oh, this is rich. The Rush Limbaugh show

is gone, and conservative talk radio is in a free fall. The latest, Clay Travis and Buck Henry

are going to be syndicated in the 11 to 2 time slot in the Midwest.

Dan Von Gino's already got that time slot in all the big markets.

And if Limbaugh's syndicators think Clay Travis's Rush Limbaugh, well, they're obviously either cheap or clueless.

I don't think conservative talk radio is ever going to be the same, but I will predict who

wins this battle shortly. Patrick Mahomes missed the last day of OTAs for a charity golf tournament.

Okay. But in his absence, Andy Reid says when Patrick's been on the field, he's been full go.

This is unexpectedly great news for the Chiefs early this summer. The Royal start a series against the surging Minnesota Twins. Chris Bubich gets the start in game one. He's been the Royals best. Whit Merrifield has some surprisingly optimistic words that I like hearing, but I don't like Witt hitting 251. What's going on there? This series is more important than it feels. We'll talk some royals.

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