Mike Schultz

And to have this come directly from the Utah Attorney General's office means everyone knew this was coming.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, Mike Schultz, who, you know, I'm sure is a bit embarrassed today, having endorsed Trevor Lee for reelection over his challenger who won the or who lost in the first, not this most recent time, two years ago.

Trevor was in a primary at that time around, too, with a woman named Danielle Schultz, I believe.

Something like that.

And Speaker of the House Mike Schultz endorsed Trevor Lee over her.

People were pretty critical of that because Trevor Lee had already had some, you know, not so great looking scandals around his political career already at the time.

But Schultz endorsed him.

In fact, we actually dug in more.

So today's fresh hill is that Utah Speaker of the House Mike Schultz owns 600 acres near the Stratos Project site.

As one normally does, we were scrolling around looking at the parcels of land that are right around the proposed data center.

And wouldn't you know it, we happened upon a little parcel of land with the owner name being labeled as Mike Schultz Inc.

And it doesn't take a investigative journalist to find that it is in fact owned by the Utah Speaker of the House, Mike Schultz.

If you are not aware of the issues with this data center, that's a whole other separate topic in video.

Everyone should be very concerned about these AI data centers and their impact on the environment and the people of America.

There's everything from political operatives that it saw a moment to capitalize, and that absolutely happened.

Um, I was answering mostly questions just as a state representative just around town, people that don't normally ask me questions about politics, asking me why Mike Schultz, how he owned the property underneath the data center, and I'm like, "That's not true," and then things that just weren't true about water and air and everything else.

And again, I have no interest in data centers.

Like, I have, other than I carry these stupid things around.

Governor Cox and Senator John Curtis breaking with the White House today, disagreeing with the president's remarks yesterday.

The president yesterday said that, and this was also echoed by Speaker of the House Mike Schultz, said that we should just let AI companies self-regulate for now, that we're in an arms race figuratively with China on this AI stuff, as the president called it.

And that regulation will just slow things down.

Senator John Curtis first with a statement this morning and then later on statement from Governor Spencer Cox saying absolutely disagree.

And even then, they came up with defensive stops.

They intercepted Mikey Maloney twice in that quarter alone and five times on the game.

The Wolverines were maybe one more first down away from putting the game away for good before Maloney led the game-winning drive and threw a touchdown pass to Mason Ashby with 12 seconds left.

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I think that some of those guys end up in Division III and can be difference makers at this level, and then not all of them will go back to D1 at the end of their career, although some of them certainly will.

Matt, thanks for the question.

Question from Mike Schultz at Mikey underscore Schultz asking, what did Pat and Greg do with Warburg in their ballot? What was the range of results received from voters on Warburg? And then, yeah, there's a second question.

DePauw's close win against a lesser team in week one showed potential cracks in a top 25 caliber team.

Were you in KC at that point?

No, I was here for the beginning of the Mike Schultz era.

The 2019 season is when I went back to KC, when they went to the NLCS.

Yeah,