Wake-Up Call With Bill Lundun & Gerry Snyder

Pet of the Week - Lucky Paws

I'm big and I'm beautiful!!  Meet Ali!!  This 5 year old, 120 pound St. Bernard girl came to us after being dumped in the desert near Fresno.  She absolutely loves people.  All people!!   Ali is very dog selective and would do best with a calm confident male that is similar in size or as an only dog.  She is very typical of the breed and is a giant goofball with no idea what personal space is.  We have been working on leash walking and some basics, but Ali still has a long way to go.  She will truly bring you hours of joy and more love then you can imagine. Let us know if you're interested in meeting Ali.  She is currently available for private meet and greets.
 
Dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, flea treated & dewormed.
 
Adoption Fee: $495 (2.7% charge if using card)
 
https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2250610&_gl=1%2A1ud46sp%2A_ga%2AMTI3MzQ4ODk3OC4xNzM4Nzk3MTM0%2A_ga_1DNRBRFZMR%2AMTc0MDQ5OTg0Ny4yMS4xLjE3NDA1MDA0MjIuNjAuMC4w&name=Ali&fbclid=IwY2xjawIq0DxleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHXZ0R_IOwzUsNrZyJjAO9_CJMS5gQIX0IIpMOeCLKKeYXRB3DArwctMOoA_aem_sA_6PF07QtbaINehfbd4NA
 

Marcie Gutierrez - Lane County Diaper Bank

Chris Lane - Israel Delays

ISRAEL DELAYS PALESTINIAN PRISONER RELEASE AFTER HAMAS' 'HUMILIATING' TREATMENT OF HOSTAGES, NETANYAHU SAYSNetanyahu condemned Hamas' 'repeated violations'.  Israel will delay the seventh hostage-prisoner exchange in protest of Hamas' "humiliating" treatment of hostages, according to Israeli officials.  The release of 620 Palestinian prisoners, which was scheduled for Saturday, has been postponed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. On Sunday morning, Netanyahu's office issued a statement condemning Hamas propaganda generated during the exchange.  "In light of Hamas’s repeated violations, including the ceremonies that humiliate our hostages and the cynical exploitation of our hostages for propaganda purposes, it has been decided to delay the release of terrorists that was planned for yesterday until the release of the next hostages has been assured, and without the humiliating ceremonies," the office's statement said.Pollster and director of client strategy CHRIS LANE

Brittney Quick - Fire Fee

Dan Snell - Empty Fed Buildings

FEDERAL DEPARTMENT CAFETERIA EMPTY FOR YEARS UNDER BIDEN: SOURCE
The Department of Interior cafeteria was reportedly closed under the Biden administration.  The cafeteria in a top federal department resembles a ghost town after remaining empty and closed for years under the Biden administration, Fox News Digital has learned. B "You have federal workers showing up to protest President Trump’s plan to make government work for the people on a federal holiday, but they refuse to show up to work when they are collecting a paycheck courtesy of American taxpayers. It’s just nuts," a source close to the situation told Fox News Digital.  The Department of Interior (DOI) cafeteria was initially closed during the coronavirus pandemic, but the lunchroom remained shut down for several years because the Biden administration did not require federal employees to work in person.  A photo taken on Feb. 20, 2025, reveals that five years after the pandemic, the lunchroom remains empty and unmanned, which "shows you exactly what’s wrong with the mindset of far too many federal workers," the source tells Fox.
An expert on politics and leadership // He's held elected office 5 times and is a fan of the leadership styles of Reagan and JFK DAN SNELL

Alesong Brewing

John Kruse - NW/American Outdoors Radio

Jayme Dumford - Oregon Logging Conference

Anthony Labruna - DOGE Rebate

TRUMP FLOATING RETURNING 20% OF DOGE SAVINGS TO AMERICAN PEOPLE
President Donald Trump floated the idea of delivering 20% of savings from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) directly to the American people. Trump said 20% of the savings could be delivered to U.S. citizens in personal checks to taxpaying households, while another 20% would be used to pay down the national debt. Users on X, formerly Twitter, first pitched the idea of a "DOGE dividend" to Elon Musk earlier this week, suggesting payouts of $5,000. The billionaire Tesla owner said he would "check with the president" about the plan. "I love it," Trump said. "A 20% dividend, so to speak, for the money that we're saving by going after the waste, fraud and abuse and all of the other things that are happening. I think it's a great idea." Trump went on to suggest that the dividend could serve as an incentive for Americans to report government waste on their own.
 Executive Director at American Principles Project, ANTHONY LABRUNA

Gary Conley - Conley Capitol