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I care that some schmo in somewhere in Minot, North Dakota is sitting in his mother's basement and is writing that the Jews control everything? Who cares? So we do.

We do.

I'll always remember that guy, Ben Benkis, the comedian, who said that he went down south and the guy said to him, he doesn't like Jews.

And we're already starting to see this.

We're starting to see the repercussions of people who don't fly very often and haven't spent most of their time understanding aviation, understanding the concept of what we used to do in Minot, and that is 45 knot day.

Those were great days.

When the wind was blowing 45 knots, it was amazing because we'd take the 152s up and we had the 45 degree flap 152s.

One thing I want to make sure that our viewers and guests know is maybe a little bit of your background to be like, what led you to this position? mindset to have these more strict, these severely strict qualifications for pilots.

So tell me a little bit about your background, what led you to this mindset?

I was working on my master's degree when she got stationed at Minot, North Dakota, and I was trying to get a job.

I went in for an interview and they said, we'll pay you half of what you were getting paid in Texas.

This one will be at 5.30 p.m. at Main Street Books on Main Street.

So if you are in the Minot area, come downtown on those two nights, November 13th and December 4th, and experience some Shakespeare in a different way.

a fun way with just individual monologues or sets going on.

Like I said, Friday the 13th at Prairie Sky Breads, it will be villain and supernatural monologues.

December 4th at Main Street Books, we're doing comedic duets.

So pairs of people getting up and having fun and doing Shakespeare in a way that you will be able to understand it and approach.

And then, of course, we already mentioned our performances of Twelfth Night coming in January on the 8th and 9th, that Friday and Saturday at 7.30 p.m. at Minot State University.

If you are not in the Minot area, come to Minot

Yeah, I'm an extension livestock management specialist and I work out of the North central research extension center for NDSU.

So that's in Minot, North Dakota.

Uh, and so the, the role of extension in general is to, um, take, take research and, and what we've learned from research at, at land grant universities and, um, really extend that knowledge to our producers, right? And so in the case of my position, that's anything and everything livestock related.

And based on our backgrounds, right, we have different niches we'd like to be in, but that's the gist of my job.

Lacey, thank you.

Now knowing I have yet one more person I can talk to as a livestock specialist, I appreciate that very, very much.

Thanks for taking the time to join us from out at the North Central Research Station in Minot.

You bet.

In my experience, those minds lines typically move pretty quickly.

Cause sometimes I'll, I, and I voted the, uh, at the auditorium here in Minot usually.

And, um, you know, we go and a lot of times they go roll up and there'll be like a line out the door.

It's like, holy cow, this is going to take forever.

if I can ask?

So I lived in Fargo and I lived in Minot, North Dakota.

I went to school in Minot.

And through, yeah...

Strange series of events.

He is the majority leader in the North Dakota State Senate.

Senator Hogue from Minot, good to have you on News & Views again.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you, Joel.

The pitch at the session was to make it harder.

Now the pitch to the people is that the out-of-state money is the problem when the legislature has refused to do anything about it.

We're talking about Measure 1, ladies and gentlemen, with Senator David Hogue from Minot.

He is the Senate Majority Leader.

We started here in Grand Forks in 2019.

We got a chapter in Minot.

We got a chapter 42-3 down in Fargo.

And we got a chapter starting up in Bismarck.