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It's the weekend.  

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This is the worst mistake that average people are making in record numbers.

Probably the best radio show of all time. 12 Minute mark we have a conversation with Jeremy Kudon.  Jeremy is the biggest lobbyist in America on behalf of online sports gaming.  We will do a full interview with him over the summer. 36 minutes we talk about dale washburn and his quest for civil liberties.

Jeremy Kudon is the country's most preeminent lobbyist with respect to online sports gaming.  Jeremy grew up in Atlanta and organizes the continued efforts for online sports gaming. Jeremy has clients that includes Draft Kings, BetMGM, Fan Duel, and many others. Jeremy talks about the early days of Draft Kings and Fan Duel and the ongoing efforts to protect children from gambling and the initiatives around increasing funding to Georgia's Pre-K Program.

It's the weekend radio show. We talk about delta planes Senator McConnell and winning

Cohosted the AM show with Tug today.  Always good to be joined with the former Butts County Water and Sewer Commissioner, Burt Jones.

Minute 1: We talk about Secretary Rubio and his impressive nature and what the America First agenda looks like. Minute 13: We talk about Elon, mistakes, DOGE, and how it's new to see somebody mean waste, fraud, and abuse. Minute 35: We talk about Big Balls and how the this is not how we do things crowd hates the challenge of the status quo.

This weekend we talk about DEI-B and the continued virtue signaling. We talk about the worlds largest hedge fund manager and his thoughts on the economy. And we talk about the biggest corporate giant waste of money.

Today we talk about the people that are the best to be around.

Today we talk about accidents and the economy We talk about confirmation process And we talk how good it is to be me.

Today we talk about: Tik Tok Bans Walmart and the changing workforce Why do you believe what you believe?

Today's Episode is about traveling the world. Because it's bigger than you think.

Minute 1: Preview of the Trump Administration Minute 12: Don Bolia and Laura Norton from Peachtree Government Relations talk about a Georgia General Assembly Preview. Minute 35: The greatest stock trader of all time.

Minute 1: California and Greenland Minute 12: Don Bolia and Laura Norton from Peachtree Government Relations to talk about the upcoming legislative preview. Minute 36: Rod Blagojevich and his problem with his party.  

This week we talk about the sneaky Republicans who let the Gaetz ethics investigation out.   At 35 minutes we talk about current NCAA President and former Republican Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker's testimony in front of congress about transgender sports

This weekend we talk about continuing resolutions and various other interesting topics.

We are headed to Memphis this evening. Thanks to Tug, Rhino, Los, and Joe for having me on this morning.  Monday-Friday 6-10 on @xtra1063

Today we talk about Luigi whatever his name is and how you never know what people are thinking. 12 Minutes we talk about John Tester and John Fetterman as two people who have seen the light.  We also talk about Fossil Fuels and how you need to start watching landman. 36:00 we talk about how the 2028 race for the white house has already started.

Today we talk about how the world has gone crazy in a week that should otherwise be pretty boring. 36:00 David Perdue

Hunter Biden gets a pardon from the big guy.

Today we talk about pitfalls and shortsightedness with giving up on the Ukraine. 12:00 Minutes we talk about a single Macy's employee hiding $154M in shipping charges 14:00 We talk about Yellowstone killing off John Dutton and why lawyers ruin everything 19:00 We talk about Chris Carr announcing he's running for Governor. 36:00 we talk about Senator Ossoff siding with the squishy liberals over Israel.

Here's the first segment from the weekend.  We spend a few minutes talking about Doug Collins, who remains one of my favorite people.

Today's Show is for everyone. We talk about everything that has happened and why it is how it is.   I love all of you. I love you the most.

Today we talk about the people behind the scenes that make me really right.   We talk about how things have changed corporately and how they have to change politically.

The gentlemen at the Peach Pundit had me on Friday.  We talk about growing and monetizing and audience.  What makes things successful. We talk extensively about the last four years of politics, and what's going to happen on Tuesday. Thanks to Scot for offering up the audio.  You can find them on youtube, apple, spotify, and everywhere else.

Today on "The Ben Burnett Show," the final stretch of the 2024 Presidential election is here, and Ben has some opinions on why it's looking rosy in the Trump camp but desperate in the Kamala camp, why Vegas laying heavy odds on a Trump victory is more reliable than polling, and why campaigns built on distortions rarely go anywhere.

Today we talk about Joe Rogan and the song and dance Kamala Harris is giving him.  And why she is dead wrong.

Today we talk about polling data and what else is at stake on your ballot on 2024.

Today Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones plays a road game.  We talk about football, President Trump, school safety, NIL, running for governor, gambling, Adele, Parades, the USO, and his relationship with the AJC. He's a great balance of regular guy and high profile politician that comes on the show.

Today we talk about the Presidential election.  The answers to the Israel Conflict and the awful VP Harris Interview

Houston Gaines has been born and raised in Athens, Georgia.  He was the student body President at the University of Georgia.  He sits in the State House of Representatives.   Seeking his fourth term, he talks about a region of the state that is near and dear to a lot of my listening audience.

Sharon Cooper lives in East Cobb.  She is a native of Longview, Texas. Sharon is one of the leading voices around healthcare in the Georgia General Assembly.

Today we talk about the biggest changes coming before 2025 regardless of politics and we talk about how each Presidential candidate can pull off a win on election night.

Jan Jones is the Speaker Pro Tempore of the Georgia House of Representatives.  She originally was guest #2 on the show.  300+ epiosdes later she returns

Sandy Donatucci is a mom, businesswoman, military spouse, and community leader. Sandy has called Gwinnett home for 23 years and cares deeply about our community. She is running for State House to keep this the very best place to live, work, and raise a family. Sandy currently serves as a Planning Commissioner where she has served as a voice for citizens in zoning decisions. She is ready to take her commitment to our community and a common-sense approach to the State House to stand up for our families. She has seen that there is too much talk in politics today and not enough action to solve real problems. High prices caused by disastrous policies in D.C. continue to crush our family budgets, schools continue to focus more on political agendas than education, crime continues to rise, and out-of-control traffic and growth are real issues impacting our families. Sandy is ready to tackle these issues with a common-sense approach to keep Georgia and our community moving in the right direction. She will put politics aside, listen to us, and stand up for our families to deliver meaningful results to keep our community, Gwinnett County, and all of Georgia the very best place to live.

Today we talk about the changing winds of the Presidential race.  And how the message that is getting cast nationally doesn't resonate everywhere.... and why.

Devan started a career in healthcare as a Paramedic working for 10 years as street medic including five years for Grady EMS. Devan was there for patients in their toughest hour and many lived to see another day because he responded when they needed him most. As a business executive with MetroAtlanta Ambulance, he has helped grow a startup company from 10 employees to more than 1,400 professionals. His background in healthcare and public safety gives him a unique perspective on how to keep our communities safe. Seabaugh supports maintaining full funding of Georgia’s public schools and protecting the HOPE Scholarship and has fought for incentives and other polices that support Cobb County's economic engines such as Cobb International Airport, Lockheed Martin, WellStar Kennestone Regional Hospital and the many small businesses in the district. Seabaugh is a recognized leader with clear vision and a cooperative spirit. He’s a familiar face in the 34th District, and a proud family man with five children whom all attended Kennesaw Mountain High School. He and his wife Beth have been married 32 years and are members of First United Methodist Church in Marietta.

Today we talk about current events. We talk to Devan Seabaugh and we talk how most things don't work out!

Deborah Silcox has served as Chairman of the MARTA Oversight Committee, Vice Chairman of the Health and Human Services Committee, and as a committee member on the Judiciary and Non-Civil Judiciary Committees, among other committees. She has also served as Deputy Whip. A Riverwood graduate, Deborah received her college degree from UGA and her law degree from Emory. She serves as one of two State Representatives on the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust.

Today we talk about Taxes, Tips, and capping credit card payments. Don't let yourself be lied to.

This weekend we talk about Donald Trump's second assassination attempt.  We talk about picking up seats in the United States Senate. We also talk to Georgia State House member Debra Silcox.  She is in Georgia's most hotly contested race in 2024. And we talk about immigration with respect to the European countries that have said they don't want to accept any more refugees.

This week meet Don Parsons.  Don sits in the Georgia General Assembly's, House of Representatives.  We talk about his education.  His time working for various internet service providers, and his desire to get into public service.   Don represents Cobb and Cherokee County.

Today we talk about the debate, cats, and why I know that migrants are eating our pets.

Matt Reeves is a state house member from Gwinnett County.  Matt went to the famed Bolles School in Jacksonville, Florida.  We talk about his time at Mercer University for undergraduate studies and his law school experience at the University of Georgia. Matt's tenure in the legislature has centered around reducing property and income takes.  He believes in strengthening communities, and protecting healthcare workers.

Diane Jackson is a 25-year resident of Smryna who's hoping to get elected as Georgia House District 42 Representative. Find out where she stands on the issues affecting Cobb residents in and around Smyrna and her take on her opponent's policy ideas. "I am running for Georgia State House because the people of HD 42 deserve to be represented by someone who will advance public safety, provide inflation relief to families, and empower parents with educational options for their children – not a self-proclaimed socialist." - Diane Jackson

This weekend we talk about VP Harris's trip to Georgia and Linkedin.