KU's Big Week, Salvy (again), Dem Gov Wants Credit for Being Wrong, Utah Buried Treasure Hunt

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🗓️ 7 July 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

One week into college players having the ability to make money endorsing businesses and KU basketball is an early winner. Three outstanding players have decided to make money by staying at KU and living the good life instead of going pro. This is a huge win for Bill Self. Salvy does it again with his third walk of hit of the season, this might have been the most unlikely comeback of the year for KC. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, a Democrat, signed a veto of the Republican tax cuts but was overridden by the House and Senate. She screamed from a mountaintop that the state couldn't afford the new legislation, and she was wrong. Big time wrong. Now she wants credit for the huge surplus in her state. And a new tradition seems to have started in Utah because of the pandemic. For the second year in a row, there was an actual buried treasure hunt for $10,000. A 33 year old man found it after 17 days, this is a great story.

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0:00.0	Window World is proud to present Kevin Keatsman has issues, simply the best for less at Windowscansa City.com.
0:08.8	Just one week into new rules that college athletes can cash in by endorsing companies,
0:13.6	and we've got an early winner in our area. Kansas basketball. Remarkably, O'Chiabaji, Jalen Wilson,
0:20.8	and now stud transfer Remi Martin have all
0:23.3	decided not to play professionally elsewhere. They're going to play professionally at Kansas.
0:28.2	Hey, maybe they would have stayed anyway, but probably not all of them, especially Martin.
0:32.5	Now, it should be no trouble for these players to make big money endorsing companies and
0:36.5	living the five-star
0:37.5	good life as a KU basketball player. Salvi does it again, but was anybody watching?
0:43.7	I mean, I gave up on the Royals last night when they were down six one in the eighth inning.
0:47.6	I was watching golf and the NBA finals. I just never even flipped back. I thought it was hopeless.
0:53.3	My loss, as Salvador Perez continues to
0:56.7	amaze us all, he got his third walk-off hit this year. The state of Kansas has a record tax
1:04.0	hall and a huge surplus after Republicans implemented an income tax cut and shifted it to other
1:09.8	things like an online sales tax. Democrat
1:12.3	Governor Kelly was on record as saying Kansas cannot afford this tax cut. And she was so wrong.
1:19.0	Now she's trying to take credit for the windfall. Pathetic. And our guy Joe Biden wants to knock on
1:25.2	your door and convince you to take the vaccine. I'll tell you what, I've got a deal for Joe. You give up your little note cards at all your press events, and I'll get the shot. Fair enough. It's KKHI, and it's brought you by Back Nine Development. The Solheim condominiums at Grandmere in Manhattan are on the Colbertills golf course. Great for a second home investment property for college kids or just a place to go enjoy college
1:47.1	football on the weekends, fishing, hunting in the area, and play a spectacular golf course
1:51.6	like Colbert Hills.
1:52.8	If you would like to speak with T.J. Vilcanskis, he's the owner of Back 9 Development,
1:56.8	and he'd give you a personal tour of the condos.
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