12.5.2025 - Tim Walz's Hypocrisy, Stephen A. vs The View, Tapper's Pipe Bomber Gaffe, S4C: Piper Jackson

Send us Fan MailOn their Friday morning show, hosts Neal Larson and Julie Mason dive into a range of contentious political topics, starting with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz&apos;s outrage over being called the &quot;R word&quot; by Donald Trump, which the hosts dismiss as hypocritical. They also analyze Stephen A. Smith&apos;s recent appearance on *The View*, praising his willingness to challenge the show&apos;s hosts and resist liberal groupthink. The conversation turns to internal conservative conflicts, with Neal and Julie expressing concern that commentators like Candace Owens are creating division that could harm the Republican party.The episode also breaks from heavy politics with a festive in-studio performance from 10-year-old singer and performer Piper Jackson, who sings &quot;Run Run Rudolph.&quot; Later, the hosts shift focus to local issues, sharing their frustration and disappointment over the recent Idaho Falls mayoral race, which they feel was torn apart by out-of-state money and divisive campaign tactics. Throughout the show, Neal and Julie engage with callers on these topics, critique a factually incorrect media report from Jake Tapper, and discuss the resurgence of controversial language among younger generations.Highlights:*   **Stephen A. Smith vs. The View:** The hosts play clips of Stephen A. Smith clashing with the hosts of *The View*, praising him for his independent thinking and refusal to back down under pressure.*   **A Festive Performance:** 10-year-old singer Piper Jackson joins the show for a live in-studio performance of &quot;Run Run Rudolph&quot; and talks about her acting and figure skating.*   **Local Election Fallout:** Neal and Julie express their disappointment with the divisive Idaho Falls mayoral race, criticizing the influence of outside money and endorsements on the local election.*   **The &quot;R word&quot; Controversy:** The hosts critique Minnesota Governor Tim Walz&apos;s outrage over being called the &quot;R word,&quot; arguing he sacrificed his right to be upset after making his own controversial comments.Let’s talk advertising. When you want to advertise on the radio, you call the station, right? But what about Facebook, Instagram, Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, and other streaming platforms?You could try clicking around, reading books, or taking online courses to figure it out—or you can let us handle it. At Sandhill Media Group, we’re your local experts in both radio and digital marketing.Visit SandhillMediaGroup.com today.<a href="https://www.sandhillmediagrou