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Brad Little

Governor of IdahoWikipedia

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Oct 16, 2026

Neal LarsonHOST
61:43
Like, I'm looking at all the prognosticators.
Neal LarsonHOST
61:45
There's nobody out there Who does this for a living, who does it scientifically, who, who spends lots of resources looking at this, that actually believes that Brad Little's gonna get beaten by Terry Pickens.
Julie MasonHOST
61:57
No.
Neal LarsonHOST
61:57
Nobody thinks that except, uh, her core group, you know?

17 MINS LATER

Neal LarsonHOST
79:29
This is how the IRS views it when it comes to 501[c][3] organizations, including churches.
Neal LarsonHOST
79:34
Churches generally cannot donate to a candidate's campaign.
Neal LarsonHOST
79:38
Like, they can't donate to Brad Little or Jim Risch, okay? You can't donate to a, a human candidate.
Neal LarsonHOST
79:45
Churches generally cannot e- endorse a candidate for office on behalf of the church.
Deeb EidGUEST
21:22
Governors had to issue executive orders, and it took so long that folks missed out on that potential access, you know, where they could step into a pharmacy and be able to see someone, uh, quickly, you know, where, where they were maybe struggling or their family member was struggling.
Deeb EidGUEST
21:38
And, uh, Governor Brad Little out in Idaho actually had a, a really interesting quote.
Deeb EidGUEST
21:44
He said, "If emergency waivers were needed, it's presumed those rules are unnecessary." Right? If you had to waive something-
Mike Van BeekHOST
21:51
Yeah
Daniel HorowitzHOST
34:32
They white pill us into just the GOP, like the generic thing.
Daniel HorowitzHOST
34:38
So whether it's in a state like Oregon where the GOP's not even gonna win, and if they did, wouldn't do anything, or whether it's in a deeper red state but without any reform-minded strategies, it's just electing the same Brad Little's for the fifth time.
Daniel HorowitzHOST
34:52
And they might have the power to do good stuff, but they won't, 'cause of special interests.
Daniel HorowitzHOST
34:58
They wind up black pilling because that's hopeless, 'cause you're not changing.
Neal LarsonHOST
7:46
She'll be joining us in studio here in about 20 minutes, and we'll talk with her about her campaign.
Neal LarsonHOST
7:52
Obviously, there's a fair amount of philosophical daylight between her and Governor Brad Little.
Neal LarsonHOST
7:59
This race is complicated because you have Stegner, who's running as an independent, and it appears to me, uh, and I interviewed Terri Pickens probably two months ago.
Neal LarsonHOST
8:10
You were, I think you were out of town.
Julie MasonHOST
8:18
... yeah, you, you handled that interview.
Neal LarsonHOST
8:20
I, I did, and, I mean, we had a good conversation.
Neal LarsonHOST
8:23
We didn't, obviously, agree on, on everything, but I, I had asked her, you know, "Do you feel like Stegner's taking votes away from you?" And at that point in time, she felt like j- that he would actually be taking more votes away from Brad Little than away from her.
Neal LarsonHOST
8:39
And so I'm, I'm curious to do a follow-up question this time around and see, because I feel like Stegner's campaign, based on his rhetoric that I've seen, is more resonant with the left side of the aisle.
Bobby CapucciHOST
31:05
To this date, investigators collected 113 pieces of physical evidence and sent it to the Idaho State Police Crime Lab.
Bobby CapucciHOST
31:14
Idaho Governor Brad Little has directed up to $1 million in funds for the ongoing investigation.
Bobby CapucciHOST
31:21
November 30th, 2022.
Bobby CapucciHOST
31:24
Vigil for the students.
Bobby CapucciHOST
30:31
To this date, investigators collected 113 pieces of physical evidence and sent it to the Idaho State Police Crime Lab.
Bobby CapucciHOST
30:40
Idaho Governor Brad Little has directed up to $1 million in funds for the ongoing investigation.
Bobby CapucciHOST
30:47
November 30th, 2022, vigil for the students.
Bobby CapucciHOST
30:53
The University of Idaho holds a vigil in honor of the murdered students.
JonesyHOST
5:56
That would be sweet.
JonesyHOST
5:57
It says here that Idaho voters will choose an official state gun this November after Governor Brad Little signed legislation placing a non-binding advisory question on the general election ballot.
JonesyHOST
6:09
Well, this is how you get mouth-breathers out to vote, you know? [laughs] Put something fun on the ba- on the ballot.
JonesyHOST
6:14
Oh, I'm gonna go...
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:09
Law remains free on $5,000 bail and is scheduled to be sentenced coming up November 18th.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:16
Turning to other news, Idaho Governor Brad Little has temporarily suspended state inspections involving dyed diesel fuel during the fall harvest.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:26
Little signed the executive order on Friday directing Idaho State Police and the Idaho Transportation Department to halt inspections under the state's dyed fuel laws for 30 days.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:38
During that time, the agencies will review Idaho's inspection procedures, compare them with policies in other states, and recommend possible changes.
Troy OppieHOST
0:57
Tax revenue in Idaho's general fund is outpacing expectations through the first quarter of this fiscal year.
Troy OppieHOST
1:03
Governor Brad Little's office Friday announced the state has taken in $90.3 million more in the first three months of the year than expected.
Troy OppieHOST
1:11
More people withholding more out of their paychecks for income taxes is what's driving that excess revenue, according to the governor's office.
Troy OppieHOST
1:19
Personal income tax withholding is up 20% from the same period a year ago.
Jim RischGUEST
3:41
It, it doesn't make sense.
Jim RischGUEST
3:42
I mean, why would I do that? Uh, oh, and that Brad Little was gonna appoint himself to be the senator.
Julie MasonHOST
3:47
[laughs]
Neal LarsonHOST
3:48
[laughs]
Jim RischGUEST
3:48
So, uh, I mean, you know, if...
Jim RischGUEST
3:50
The, you don't need a conspiracy for this.
Jim RischGUEST
3:53
If [laughs] if that was, uh, a fact, I'd, I wouldn't have run, and Brad could've run, and Brad's very popular and would've probably been elected to the US Senate seat.
Jim RischGUEST
4:01
But, you know, this stuff gets going, and they, they try to give it legs, and, and they should, uh, show something ugly about the campaign when it isn't true, and, uh, it, it's fake.

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