Morton Salt
Since 1848, we’ve been enhancing everyday life – at home, at work, and everywhere in between. Today we are a global leader in salt, trusted by millions and recognized for our iconic Morton Salt Girl. Our success is driven by the people behind our products who are dedicated to excellence, innovation, and making a meaningful impact. For generations, our products have been staples in households across America, grounded in a simple belief that there’s purpose in every grain.www.mortonsalt.com
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Oct 30, 2026
Don TracyGUEST
Even the Bears are thinking about leaving Illinois for Indiana.
Don TracyGUEST
Morton Salt, Tyson Foods, and it's because of the Pritzker-Stratton administration has raised taxes and fees over 70 times, and they're anti-business.
Don TracyGUEST
Maybe I'm going to the wrong places, but What I just don't you know, and they say it's a terrible time to run for Congress as a Republican.
Don TracyGUEST
I don't feel that in Illinois, because I think in Illinois, they've seen what what what extreme Democrat governance does to to a state.
Don TracyGUEST
Even the Bears are thinking about leaving Illinois for Indiana.
Don TracyGUEST
Morton Salt, Tyson Foods, and it's because of the Pritzker-Stratton administration has raised taxes and fees over 70 times, and they're anti-business.
Don TracyGUEST
So maybe I'm going to the wrong places, but I just don't, and they say it's a terrible time to run for Congress as a Republican.
Don TracyGUEST
I don't feel that in Illinois.
Don TracyGUEST
Even the Bears are thinking about leaving Illinois for Indiana.
Don TracyGUEST
Morton Salt, Tyson Foods, and it's because of the Pritzker-Stratton administration has raised taxes and fees over 70 times, and they're anti-business.
Don TracyGUEST
Maybe I'm going to the wrong places, but What I just don't you know, and they say it's a terrible time to run for Congress as a Republican.
Don TracyGUEST
I don't feel that in Illinois, because I think in Illinois, they've seen whatever what what extreme Democrat governance does to to a state.
Brendan PorathHOST
This is from Patrick Jr., Dress up as Salt Bae, sprinkling everywhere and shushing the crowd.
Brendan PorathHOST
You're Nico Echevarria and you're Morton Salt.
Brendan PorathHOST
This one I like.
Brendan PorathHOST
Dress as a golfer with two mules in tow and you're Brooks Koepka.
Chris QuinnHOST
Is this a natural disaster about to explode into our consciousness, or is it just a strange happening? Lisa, what do we know about the intrusion of massive amounts of water into the Fairport Harbor salt mine below Lake Erie?
Lisa GarvinPANELIST
Yeah, so the Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration is investigating the cause of that October 23rd breach of the Morton salt mine in Fairport Harbor.
Lisa GarvinPANELIST
The source of the water and how much water involved is still unknown.
Lisa GarvinPANELIST
They did find significant water inflow into the salt mine, so they evacuated all miners and then shut down operations until further notice.
Chris QuinnHOST
It was the biggest salt mine in the country.
Chris QuinnHOST
And all of a sudden, water got into it.
Chris QuinnHOST
They did the same thing they did with the Morton Salt Mine here.
Chris QuinnHOST
They shut it down.
Mamie LeeHOST
How can salt change its flavor? I think that's a verse in the Bible.
Justin CkezepisHOST
Lake Erie water is leaking into Morton Salt's mine tunnels.
Mamie LeeHOST
Oh.
Justin CkezepisHOST
Deep under the lake in Ohio.
Justin CkezepisHOST
Now, and up north, you know, it snows.
Mamie LeeHOST
Yeah, it does.
Justin CkezepisHOST
Also, I didn't know that Morton Salt handled the road salt, too.
Justin CkezepisHOST
But I guess there's probably big salt.
Alan CoxHOST
Wow.
Alan CoxHOST
Well, no sooner did they announce the goings on over there at the Morton salt mines, they're laying off a bunch of people.
Alan CoxHOST
You know, you always think of these things in terms of the companies that run things these days.
Alan CoxHOST
Boy, they're looking for a reason to cut people.
Alan CoxHOST
sense, right? Because of a lake breach.
Alan CoxHOST
Yeah, no, that's what's going to happen when you're down there in the mines.
Alan CoxHOST
Out there in Fairport Harbor, Morton Salt notified the state that it's going to lay off 77 workers, which includes eight salaried workers and 69 hourly workers.
Alan CoxHOST
Ah!
Don TracyGUEST
We're driving jobs out of the state.
Don TracyGUEST
Iconic corporations like Morton Salt, Citadel, True Value, Boeing, Caterpillar, Tyson Foods are leaving.
Don TracyGUEST
And the bears are thinking about leaving.
Don TracyGUEST
They're driving jobs out.
Dennis RodkinGUEST
Nearly a century later, because there have only been three owners, there were the Palmers.
Dennis RodkinGUEST
Then there was a member of the Morton Salt family, Suzette Morton Davidson.
Dennis RodkinGUEST
She buys it from them.
Dennis RodkinGUEST
So they had had a three-story unit.
Sean ThompsonHOST
... is a staggering reality, because if you could, you love...
Sean ThompsonHOST
And when you take a look at some of the major, major companies that left Illinois, Boeing, Caterpillar, Citadel, Morton Salt, Tyson Foods, uh, a- a- among others, I, I, I...
Sean ThompsonHOST
Didn't State Farm, did State Farm leave? How many insurance companies left? And when you start to look at the onus, how it's put on the bad corporations, every time I hear, uh, uh, Brandon Johnson say corporations, I chuckle to myself.
Sean ThompsonHOST
I don't think he understands what it, one is.
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