Tom Hauser

To the credit of the media coverage on this, I will say I was there at the debate, the candidate forum at the endorsing convention in Duluth at the end of May for Republicans.

Tom Hauser from Channel 5, I think he was the moderator, posted the, maybe it was somebody else, whatever it was, they posted the question.

Is there any policy of Donald Trump's that you would not support? Well, if any of them said anything, guess what? Trump's machine would have pounded on them.

None of them really at that time could really think of any policies.

We'll see.

But kind of the latest on that, we have Tom Holman, I think, talking about that, too.

And other analysts have been saying, you know, there's a lot of court activity going on right now.

There's a lot of actual, you know, what are the statute of limitations, the five-year statute, but then there's a civil lawsuit.

If she violated law, then she'd be held accountable.

Well, well, well.

Tom Holman has spoken.

This could happen.

Yep.

It is going to be, I don't know if it's live or not, but Tom Hauser from Channel 5, I believe.

From one of the Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Is he WCCO? No, he's not WCCO.

If you need, the federal government will come to your rescue.

I was on CCO Radio this morning with Hauser and he kind of asked me, is this something that helps Republicans? And if I'm Michelle Tafoya or if I'm Lisa Damoth, I'm just screaming into a pillow that he did this.

There is nothing that stunts any political momentum that they might have.

And I think it's icky and gross to say that the fraud and then the gang violence can turn into positive momentum.

Either Amy or I are on every other Friday.

Excuse me.

This morning I was on WCCO radio with Tom Hauser.

And then on Saturday at one o'clock, I'm going to be on the Shaletta show also on WCCO radio.

You have to be a pro-choice, anti-2A, anti mass deportations.

And what does Tom Hauser do? He wheels her out on primetime local television, and sh- her, her entire platform is, "Yeah, I'm running as a Republican.

I believe in a closed border, but I don't like the rollout of ICE.

I didn't like the rollout of ICE.

mostly the typical platitudes and verbal diarrhea, typical of someone who thinks way too highly of themselves and spends way too much time on Twitter.

But in the archive, I did notice a recurring appearance of her now-husband Tom Weber in her mentions, which sent me down a tangential Google rabbit hole regarding Flanagan and Weber's relationship.

Many prescribe to the notion that in politics, families should for some reason be off limits.

But I believe, considering that Flanagan has only agreed to debate Michelle Tavoya on NPR News, that this relationship should get a bit more scrutiny.

Though he seems to keep a relatively low profile compared to Flanagan, your listeners may have seen Weber sporadically on the news with Flanagan, either standing beside Peggy at First Avenue the night she won the primary, arms raised in triumph with a beaded medallion around his neck, or in tow behind Peggy at the Somalian market in the infamous hijab video while they were doing some shopping on Christmas Day.

Tom Weber was with NPR News for 10 years, starting in 2008 as a reporter, before being elevated first to co-host of the Daily Circuit and then landing his own show, NPR News, with Tom Weber.

After revealing his romantic relationship with the second-on-the-walls Flanagan ticket to the brass at NPR, Weber left his show either by choice or by fiat.

In their announcement that he was stepping down from the Daily Circuit, NPR News said that it was committed to the highest ethical standards to always maintain the trust of our audience.

This will be held by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, and it will take place at a Brainerd Area Resort.

The debate is scheduled to run from 9 to 10.30 a.m. and will be moderated by KSTP-TV's political reporter, Tom Hauser.

The discussions in that debate will center around Minnesota's economic future.

and the issues impacting business, including growth, workforce, taxes, regulations, and competitiveness.