Primary Day Drama, Zawahiri Killed on His Deck, Trump Burgers, Mahomes Overreaction, NCAA Circles Back on Adidas Scandal

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Kevin Kietzman

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🗓️ 2 August 2022

⏱️ 54 minutes

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It's primary day in Missouri and Kansas with two votes stealing all the headlines. There's drama in Kansas and a Trump effect in Missouri. We analyze both. The Al Qaeda leader the U.S. killed over the weekend apparently wasn't all that smart. Living in his "lockdown" safe house that he could never leave, he developed a stupid habit of hanging out on his deck. That's how we killed him and hurt nobody else. What a fool. A new restaurant in a Texas town that voted 81% for Trump is open and simply called Trump Burger. And business is good. The media reaction to Patrick Mahomes walking to the sideline with a "possible" ankle injury Monday was hilarious. Was he trolling the media? And the NCAA has circled back and wants more flesh out of Louisville basketball and former coach Rick Pitino for his work with the same Adidas reps as KU. It proves once again that KU has been an example for every school how to fight the NCAA and drag it out as long as you can.

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0:00.0	Roberts Robinson Chevrolet Buick GMC presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.
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0:13.0	It's primary election day and I couldn't be more excited to go vote after we do the podcast here at KKHI.
0:20.9	Great to have you with us on this Tuesday, a hot one nearly 100 degrees today, as so many of us will head to the polls and vote in our respective parties.
0:30.8	Well, I'm going to assume it's a pretty heavy percentage listening to this podcast voting for one party today with the two main votes,
0:37.2	simply being
0:38.0	the Senate race in Missouri and the constitutional amendment vote concerning abortion in Kansas.
0:46.6	And this is pretty simple. You're going to go vote for a Senate candidate in Missouri.
0:50.9	There will be all kinds of other stuff on the ballot that will be there. But this is the
0:54.4	big one that everybody's been talking about. It has real ramifications over what the Senate
0:58.6	makeup will be after November's general election. And then, of course, in Kansas, yes, there's
1:05.3	primaries for Derek Schmidt, who's running for governor and other candidates running for governor
1:10.2	and some of the offices in Kansas, including Congress. But the big one is the constitutional amendment that says
1:18.1	there is nothing in the Kansas Constitution that says you have a right to an abortion.
1:23.6	That's all this vote is. It says lawmakers can make laws about this, but it is not in the Constitution.
1:29.0	The vote is yes. You want to vote yes. And while I've not really endorsed candidates or anything,
1:34.0	it's very important to say on this podcast, you want to vote yes, because I think we all believe
1:38.2	the same thing. Most of us don't like abortion. See it as some sort of a last resort, inhumane, immoral against your
1:47.0	religion. There's a lot of different, the scale of one to a hundred on where everybody
1:51.8	stands with abortion varies, but most people that listen to this podcast would love to see
1:57.6	fewer and fewer, if no abortions at all. I think we'd love to see fewer and fewer, if no abortions at all. That's what we, I think we'd love to see that.
2:05.1	So the vote is yes, which puts it into the hands of the lawmakers and the voters in the state of
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