Idaho

Quit.

You cannot imi- mimic somebody else." And yes, the, the whole thing is when I was younger, and, you know, I started in Yuma, Arizona, and then went to Boise, Idaho, and then to Las Vegas, and then to Florida, and then to Chi- you know.

So I've done the rounds just like you have, and everywhere there's somebody in that market that you look up to, and you, you know, you try to emulate, and it's, it's fine to emulate people, but you can't mimic them.

You cannot try to be them, and so it's very good advice to say you have to be you.

Great fans

... and race in Michigan or Idaho, and all the Canadians that will come down not only to watch the races, but to participate in, in the races.

So definitely a place we need to be.

Yes.

Okay.

Um, so, so we hung out with him there, had dinner with him and, uh, I've actually, and then I ran into him last fall, um, it happened to be deer hunting down in Idaho and they were in town at the same time.

So I had a couple of beers then, but they'd always, Phil had said, you know, if you ever want to come, come hunting in Austria, you know, we'd love to, we'd love to show you what it is we do here.

And I'm the kind of guy, if you give me that offer and, you better be careful what you ask for.

From my guy, Damian Woody, and...

Idiot twins from Idaho, ladies and gentlemen.

Mark Schlereth and Merrill

Hodge.

What's up everyone and welcome back to the program.

The court documents that have been uploaded by the state of Idaho have provided us with a bit of a glimpse as to what's going on behind the scenes in the investigation.

And some of those warrants that have been uploaded under seal are very interesting to take a look at.

Now, obviously, there's not too much information you can get from those warrants, considering that they're sealed and redacted.

So let's dive into this article from Inside Edition and let's see what Chris Spargo has for us.

Headline, Brian Koberger investigation.

Is this the murder weapon used to kill University of Idaho students? Over 60 search warrant applications filed by the Moscow Police Department have been unsealed over the past week and obtained by Inside Edition Digital, including six seeking information about the sale of a K-Bar knife.

Now, it might turn up nothing, but it certainly got my interest when I was going through the documents that were uploaded and saw the warrants pertaining to a K-Bar knife.

This article was authored by Sean O'Driscoll.

They were found lifeless together on the bed, Kelly Gonsalves and her best friend, Madison Maddy-Mogan, both 21, and on another floor of the Moscow, Idaho house, police found the bodies of two other students, Zanna Kernodle, 20, and Kernodle's boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, Now, an expert told Newsweek there is one piece of evidence missing that could make or break the trial.

Mogan was leaning on Gonsalves' shoulder.

Gonsalves had been having a sleepover in Mogan's third-floor room on the night of November 13, 2022, when an unknown killer stabbed both women to death.

There's not that much traffic to blend into.

When they put all the video together, a picture began to emerge.

The car had no front number plate, which is required by law in Idaho, but not in some other states such as Pennsylvania.

The police took the video footage to an FBI officer who specializes in identifying vehicles.

the equivalent of an American graduate from Harvard.

Instead of saying forget Google, send me to a county office beside the potato fields of Idaho.

I want to lead a government position somewhere in the Department of Agriculture or Department of Labor rather than the Department of Treasury.

I'm not saying farming is a bad thing, but just the opportunities and everything else, that's probably the closest analogy I can give.

That's the linebacker from

Idaho.

I love those.

That was freaking awesome.

He passed a little church.

I think it was Idaho.

And he told me, showed me the notes that he took when the angels were talking to him.

They were out of this world.