Nevada

Yeah.

The last time, the last time I checked, a lot of pro athletes like to make their residence in Florida, Texas, or Nevada for a very specific-

Yes

... reason.

Uh, what they call a black site requires Q clearance, um, and it was also known-- it was also the area or the facility that served as the Naval Space Fleet Command Center.

And they said it was located inside of the Melton J. Anderson Flight and Test Center in Nevada in a small set of hills at the south end of Groom Dry Lake.

And this gentleman in the story was brought to this facility, and he thought it was interesting that in the center of this facility underground was this statue of this Mayan ruler, and the whole, the whole facility was basically built around this statue.

And it was explained to him that this was the first known recorded time traveler in history.

But with, uh, John Forrest, Carlos Sampson, I'm Ron Futrell.

Here we go, talking about underground Nevada here and all the various things that are underneath this state and the tunnels that have been dug for various reasons.

Yucca Mountain for energy.

You had the, the, what was known as the Test Site for years, where there were nuclear explosions.

And then the premise for this segment was Barack Obama talking about, well, there are no underground...

W- when asked about aliens, there are no underground areas or facilities that he was aware of in Area 51.

Um, and, and it sort of, it brought this up, 'cause I know you've done a lot of stories on underground Nevada.

Yeah, Obama's remarks, kinda joking, saying, "There's no underground facility at Area 51.

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There was no interference.

But by that time, Nevada McNally had tied up Edwards long enough to where there was no chance to defeat the Trotter fight.

And they got to the run of the first with that second.

So the throw went down the first to Richardson's second base on coverage.

high.

Anything up in

Nevada's eyes, they can really see.

The fifth pitch for the Orioles, the first off Hamilton.

Anything up in

Nevada's eyes, they can really see.

The fifth pick for the Orioles, the first off Hamilton, here's Steven, who walks and holds it deep into the right field bleacher.

On deck is Johnny Orsino.

I mean, if you go back and you look at AAP versus Connecticut, you know, it explained this just in terms of of interstate pollution.

So if you have interstate pollution claims, you know, if Colorado wanted to sue somebody, you know, an entity in you know, in Nevada for pollution, they would have to sue under the source state's rule, like law.

They don't get to sue under their law, say what happened in Nevada is unlawful.

They have to say, did you break Nevada law? And did you violate Nevada law in causing harm to us here in Colorado? And so, and if you go, one of the things that the, in AEP that the other side points to all the time, and ad nauseum, is the line at the very end where it says, the availability, vel non, of a state lawsuit depends in geralia on the preemptive effect of the federal act.

And they say, see, you could apply state law.

But what they never do is continue reading.

You got Western Kentucky at Georgia.

Western Kentucky got gutted on the ground by Nevada last week.

I think Georgia's comfortable there.

I'll be on Delaware at Vanderbilt.

The checks will not go to customers in every state.

Consumers in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Washington, D.C. will get no money.

Those states manage their own insurance marketplaces and insurers there do not pay fees to the federal government.

The expiration of the extra subsidies also increased insurance costs for people with lower incomes who buy their own insurance.