Albuquerque Journal

The thirty-one pages accompanying the DNM response were limited to A, a list of seventeen follow-up questions to ask if New Mexico is mentioned during a victim interview at ten.

B, a copy of public news articles from the Albuquerque Journal's website.

C, a public press release from former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson.

Copies of correspondence between NMDOJ and US DOJ dating from May fourteenth, two thousand nineteen, to October fifteenth, two thousand nineteen, at sixteen through eighteen.

I got a lot of football information.

In fact, what I'm gonna get into, uh, in just a couple of minutes, uh, from the Albuquerque Journal, there is an article about Hawaii football and some interesting thoughts from the New Mexico perspective, first of all, but also some of the numbers that are out there about Hawaii.

Not exactly encouraging, uh, most of them on the offensive side.

Before I go to break and, uh, continue with some football talk, and I will get to your texts, for the soccer team, as I mentioned, they win last night.

Just having a little fun there.

Okay, I'm gonna go to the text line, and, um, I will get into UH football a little bit more in depth, but I apologize in advance.

I had this article out of the Albuquerque Journal.

I, I mentioned it before the break, and it had some really, uh, interesting things to say about the University of Hawaii.

I made a big mistake in my I was only in my thirties, my mid thirties when I served.

And I was quoted in the newspaper, the Albuquerque Journal, saying, right now, the only people in the state legislature are rich, retired, or corrupt.

That did not ingratiate me to my Democratic leadership.

And in fact, they ran somebody against me in three straight Democratic primaries who I beat.

Sean Rider will be there.

He is the beat writer covering Lobo football for the Albuquerque Journal.

He joins us this morning on the Sports Animal.

Good morning, Sean.

So I'm curious to see how they kind of approach the challenge of tackling this kind of really pass-heavy, spread-heavy offense.

It's Ryder on the radio.

Sean Rider's with us, the Lobo beat writer covering New Mexico football for the Albuquerque Journal.

Sean, what happened at Hawaii? This was supposed to be this high-octane offense, the offensive player of the year preseason, and Micah Alejado, first team, at least the first team quarterback.

episode given that we're here under a month out from the general election and that is a huge driver of the news cycle as we sit here right now.

I think it's probably the most newsworthy item to talk about the we're talking about the latest polling, and there's other polls that we want to talk about, but specifically there's been a few polls, one from KOB TV, and then the most recent from the Albuquerque Journal, very similar results, ultimately a six or seven points deficit by Greg Hull in the governor's race.

So it does seem like we're solidifying around that particular number.

What's your broad take on that as we get started?

Well, I

want to dig into that a little bit there, Wally.

So James Bennett, he is listed as the Albuquerque Journal's managing editor, and he had a piece published.

on Sunday, in which he described the fact that, well, the headline is, Hall Campaign Leaves Opportunities on the Table.

So is it all BS though? They are saying all these races are tighter than we thought.

So with CD2, the Albuquerque Journal poll has, uh, them only four points apart, which sounds very similar to what they were talking about with our, uh, Haaland, Haaland race.

Yeah.

So they're saying, uh, Gabe Vasquez is polling at 48%, Greg Cunningham at 44%.