Rick Worthington joins Mike Kasper to talk about a large chunk of the Chicago Police force having their policing powers stripped due to lack of vaccination, 'The Housing Crash that Boise is currently in', and the Oregon's Marijuana troubles.

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Police, Housing, and Marijuana

Rick Worthington joins Mike Kasper to discuss reports of a dangerous hazing out in Fruitland between some students and Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin's newly released email that does not prove what she said it proved in regard to her request for additional funds from the state.

McGeachin and hazing

Rick Worthington joins Mike Kasper to talk about Colin Powell's death, the line up for the Superbowl halftime show, and new laws in California that might drive more of its denizens toward us.

Californians in Idaho, the Superbowl halftime show, and the death of Colin Powell

Rick Worthington joins Mike Kasper to talk about an investigation launch on Dr. Ryan Cole of Boise concerning his prescribing of Ivermectin to treat COVID 19 despite its lack of clinical testing in this regard.

Dr. Ryan Cole and Ivermectin

Rick Worthington joins Mike Kasper to talk about vaccinations and the possible appearance of tiny homes in the treasure valley. Garden City Mayoral candidate Hannah Ball joins them in the 8am hours to talk about her proposal for tiny homes in Garden City.

Tiny Homes, Toy Drives, and Vaccinations

Rick Worthington joins Kasper to discuss the IRS proposal to monitor all accounts with 600$ or more, William Shatner's journey to the edge of space, and the racist, misogynistic, and homophobic comments made by Raider's coach Jon Gruden.

Gruden, Shatner, and the IRS

Mike Kasper and Rick Worthington discuss the massive amount of flight cancellations coming from Southwest airlines for elusive or conflicting reasons. They also talk about COVID vaccinations and the formation of variants.

Southwest cancellations and COVID

Kasper and Rick Worthington team up to talk about the Boise State win against BYU over the weekend as well as discussing thousands of flights being cancelled by the airline Southwest due to some contesting reasons.

Boise State Win and Airline issues

Kasper and Chris explore a wide variety of topics on this Open Phones Friday. From Covid rates, to lottery winners, to suing psychics, to home assessments, Kasper and Chris cover it all right here on 670 KBOI.

Covid, Psychics, and taxes.

Kasper and Chris reengage the discussion on Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin's recent executive order in light of the fact that Gov. Brad Little overturned it before he even returned to the state. They also tackle the IRS proposal to monitor all transactions over 600$ and he possibility of new Covid treatment pills.

Janice McGeachin, the IRS, and possible covid pills

Kasper and Chris are joined by Idaho State Treasurer Julie Ellsworth to discuss ongoing controversy surrounding the recent proposal that banks should report all transactions greater than 600$ to the IRS. For more information check out sto.idaho.gov.

Idaho State Treasurer Julie Ellsworth

Kasper and Chris discuss the executive order that Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin signed while Gov. Brad Little was out of town. They are also joined by Idaho State treasurer Julie Ellsworth to talk about controversy surrounding a proposal that banks should report transactions more than 600$ to the IRS, quintessentially, perpetually auditing most of America. For more information check out sto.idaho.gov.

Janice McGeachin and the IRS proposal

Kasper and Chris dive into the Facebook whistleblower testimony, asking 'do you care, or is this a case of user beware?' They also talk about some space ravel opportunities and the possibility of the IRS monitoring your bank accounts.

Facebook, Space travel, and the IRS

Rick Worthington and Chris Walton ask an interesting question this morning: should Idaho Lt. Gov Janice McGeachin be compensated for her legal fees incurred through her refusal to produce clear documents relating to her education task force, by the state of Idaho?

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Rick Worthington and Chris Walton talk about the presence of the national guard in hospitals, helping the staff accommodate the high demand of service. They take calls talking about anything from Covid fears to questioning whether or not the hospitals should be paying the state for the national guards' help.

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