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Oct 17, 2026

Nikki GronliGUEST
35:14
It is going to be challenging, but I do think that there are some key things we can address that are going to help people.
Jonathan EllisHOST
35:22
Well, when I was at the Argus Leader shortly after the f- Donald Trump was first elected, so this would've been 2017 probably, I wrote a column about how the Democratic Party, it will take a Republican, b- a bad Republican president to screw up the ag economy and do some th- you know, to help revive the Democratic Party in not just South Dakota, but the Midwest.
Jonathan EllisHOST
35:43
Um, that day may have come.
Joe SneveHOST
35:45
Yeah.
Johnny CirucciGUEST
17:53
Okay, here's another one.
Johnny CirucciGUEST
17:54
The Argus Leader.
Johnny CirucciGUEST
17:57
This is absolutely insane.
Johnny CirucciGUEST
17:58
Are you kidding me? I, the way I believe the source.
Johnny CirucciGUEST
18:05
I think it's absolutely insane to say, "Oh, it never happened." The, are, are you...
Johnny CirucciGUEST
18:10
Tell the, tell the parents it never happened.
Johnny CirucciGUEST
18:13
So Argus Leader, Native American victims of sex abuse Catho- at Catholic boarding school fight for justice, 17 May, 2019.
Johnny CirucciGUEST
18:24
Okay?
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:01
The Quad City Business Journal reports Davenport-based newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises has acquired four newspapers in South Dakota and Montana from USA Today.
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:12
The acquired publications are Sioux Falls Argus Leader, the Aberdeen American News, the Watertown Public Opinion, and the Great Falls Tribune.
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:22
USA Today will also assume ownership and operations of the Arizona Daily Star from Lee Enterprises.
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:27
Lee Enterprises publishes more than 500 publications, including the Quad City Times and the Muscatine Journal.
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:21
The Quad City Business Journal reports Davenport, Davenport-based newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises has acquired four newspapers in South Dakota and Montana from USA Today.
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:31
The acquired publications are Sioux Falls' Argus Leader, the Aberdeen American News, the Watertown Public Opinion, and the Great Falls Tribune.
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:41
USA Today will also assume ownership and operations of the Arizona Daily Star from Lee.
Chris ConetzkeyHOST
6:46
Lee Enterprises publishes more than 500 publications, including the Quad City Times and the Muscatine Journal.

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