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It's time to push back.

As we see so many things spiral out of control,

and American traditions and norms thrown by the waist side,

it's time to push back.

There's a bunch of way you and me and all our friends and relatives can do this.

On this episode of KKHI, I have three shining examples of people pushing back and making a real difference.

In Kansas City, 500 homeless union members picketed for housing and got it. That's right, there's a homeless union led by a man calling himself Gaddafi.

But that's not his real name. The 10th cities at City Hall and Westport are now closed,

and these folks are living in hotels, courtesy of the city, via the federal government.

How do you sign into a hotel when you call yourself Gaddafi? And your real name the government knows you by is James Shelby.

This story is much bigger and much more interesting than just providing rooms for the homeless.

In Flint, Michigan, a female post office letter carrier is beaten up by two other women,

and you will not believe why.

And how? In sports, the Royals just keep

falling behind in games, and Ace Brad Keller struggles again. It's got to stop or this team's

going to be in big trouble. Over in the National League, an ace pitcher is being investigated

for doctoring the baseball with sticky stuff and marks on the ball. This man has a target on his back. I'll tell you who

he is and why. The Masters is underway. Did you see those splotchy brown greens? Yuck. Somebody

throws some water on there. And O'C. Obaji from the University of Kansas is testing the NBA waters.

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