On this episode of Our American Stories at just years old Taylor Dooley became a familiar face to millions of children when she starred as Lava Girl in The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl But behind the excitement of Hollywood came an endless cycle of auditions rejection and the mounting pressures of growing up in the movie business Watching their daughter struggle Taylor's parents made a decision she couldn't understand at the time They pulled her out of acting and sent her back to an ordinary high school bringing her Hollywood career to an abrupt halt Fifteen years later Taylor [... more]

Everything is better under trump from gas prices all the way to our military Are flock cameras legally unconstitutional See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

WWE Legend former Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs Kane and Tyrus join Brian Kilmeade in-studio for a lively unfiltered discussion The panel tackles what it takes to win tough midterm races whether Jacobs would step into a U S Senate seat if called upon the constitutional privacy concerns with Flock surveillance cameras and their hilarious reactions to Kamala Harris' latest viral podcast comments Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

North Carolina election officials are welcoming a U S Supreme Court decision allowing the state to continue using the federal SAVE database to verify the citizenship status of registered voters while officials say voters will not be automatically removed based on database results Meanwhile a new Wake County school library policy is drawing criticism from House Majority Leader Brenden Jones who is promising a legislative response Andrew Pomeranz of Carolina Journal joins the program to discuss scrutiny facing Democratic state House candidate Evonne Hopkins after she said she had used Flock camera data in her work as a family law [... more]

Shatonia Wallace has been indicted for aggravated child abuse She is accused of burning a two-year-old child with boiling water The child suffered burns over percent of her body and had to be airlifted to Vanderbilt Wallace is in jail on a bond See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

thu hr Ernie and Hal talk about flock cameras sates Democrats always take the side of the criminal and have no values or morals Claims George Floyd Stole People election fraud Only republicans are riotous so you should vote for them Claims NPR directly opposed the bible persecutors are always either Muslim or communist See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

North Carolina's Hurricane Helene recovery efforts are increasingly focused on addressing affordable housing needs in western communities still rebuilding from the storm Meanwhile the Greenville Police Department has scrapped plans to roll out Flock license plate reader cameras The program also covers the U S House vote to censure North Carolina Congressman Chuck Edwards following a House Ethics Committee report including Edwards' remarks from the House floor Plus the State Board of Elections is considering new absentee ballot guidance after implementation of updated rules was delayed See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

A retired nurse faces years in prison for allegedly intimidating Clancy jurors as she was videoing the jurors in a restricted area The diarrhea parasite investigation expands to more states as cases grow Dana has a theory Hunter Biden says he's a little bit gay The Clancy Trial is still unable to reach a unanimous verdict A new story recounts how a US Airways employee regretted notifying police about the perpetrators over fears of being called racist Townhall compiles a list of all tweets Abdul El-Sayed didn't want you to see Dana explains why we don't actually need flock cameras [... more]

tue hr Pastor Sanders says Trump never has false claims and that all the news stations that criticize him are wrong Sanders and Kathy try to figure out who Hassan Piker is and chalk him up to being a democrat spokesman despite the democrats not favoring him either they read an article about flock cameras advocates for praying for the death of legislatures Pastor Hal talks about the Muslims moon god See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories John Ford was at the top of Hollywood The director of Stagecoach The Grapes of Wrath and How Green Was My Valley had money fame power and back-to-back Academy Awards for Best Director Then at forty-seven he walked away from Hollywood and went on active duty with the U S Navy For our Hollywood Goes to War series historian and Wild West expert Roger McGrath shares why Ford decided to take his cameras into the thick of World War II filming under fire at Midway parachuting behind enemy lines in Burma and going [... more]

There is growing outrage across America over Flock cameras and the surveillance of law-abiding American citizens A more pressing question is why Congress has not outlawed kill switches in cars The American people have a right to privacy What say you See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

HR Pastor starts off with Prayer request for Kevin and tonight's message why does the world hate Israel Pastor also talks about doing a convoy against these Flock Cameras See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Rich and the guys weigh in on the plethora of joint practices taking place around NFL training camps including the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints brawling at times a possible season-ending injury to Chargers C Tyler Biadasz against the ers and more Seahawks WR Cooper Kupp and Rich discuss this preseason's version of HBO's 'Hard Knocks' and what he and teammates do when they want to have a more private conversation amid all the video cameras Seattle's mindset as they go for back-to-back Super Bowl wins reveals what intrigues him so much about the strategic mind games aspect of [... more]

The discussion revolves around Hassan Piker, a Democrat Party spokesperson, and his controversial statements, including calling for American women to be raped. The conversation also touches on cyber attacks, Iran, China, and national security. Additionally, the topic of women's sports and trans women is discussed, as well as women's hormones and menopause. [... more]

The use of Flock cameras and license plate readers has raised concerns about surveillance and privacy. While some argue that these tools can help solve crimes, others believe that they infringe on individual rights and can be misused. The debate surrounding these technologies highlights the tension between the need for public safety and the importance of protecting personal freedom. [... more]

The story of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, a secret city built during World War II to develop the atomic bomb, and the photographer Ed Westcott who captured its history through thousands of photographs, revealing the lives of the workers and the town's transformation from a rural community to a bustling industrial complex. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Charlie Kirk assassination trial, with speculation about the involvement of the Red-Green Alliance and the media's handling of the case. The hosts also touch on gun control, identity theft, and surveillance, including the European Union's Advanced Driver Distraction Warning system and the potential for AI-powered cameras to track drivers' gaze and facial recognition. [... more]

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis, Beavis Shock and Eastwood, took on the city's red light camera program, arguing that it was an abuse of power and a threat to the rule of law. They won three cases in the Missouri Supreme Court, forcing the city to shut down the program and paving the way for other cities to re-examine their own red light camera systems. [... more]

Senator James Lankford discusses the State of the Union address, focusing on the president's emphasis on Iran's nuclear program and terrorism in the Middle East. He highlights the regime's destructive philosophy and its impact on the region, as well as the importance of diplomacy in addressing these issues. [... more]

Colonel Robert Gould Shaw led the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment, one of the first black regiments to serve during the American Civil War. Shaw's historic mission was to spearhead a charge on Fort Wagner, a heavily armed Confederate fortification in South Carolina. Despite the dangers and skepticism, Shaw and his men fought bravely, with Shaw ultimately giving his life in the battle. His story is a testament to the courage and sacrifice of those who fought for the Union cause. [... more]