35 Burst results for "Omaha"
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Rep. Michael McCaul: Chinese Spy Balloon Was an Act of Espionage
"Here's the chairman of the House foreign affairs committee, congressman Michael McCall, with Maria bartiromo yesterday on Fox News. He says, 5 balloons have great capability to gather and collect intelligence. I would argue more so than even satellites in the sense that they're flying it say 40 to 60,000 feet above the earth, the imagery that they can capture and other intelligence data that I can't be specific about can be captured and then transmitted back to the mothership in Beijing. They have control over these balloons. This was an act of espionage and plain sight plain view of the American people. I know there have been reports of prior ones, but none quite like this. And the reason why this one is so damaging is I do a damage assessment about what really happened that day, this balloon went over three of our most sensitive nuclear sites. One being in Montana that runs the triad that's air land and sea nuclear strikes and counter strikes that went over our strategic command in Omaha, Nebraska, where our biggest stockpile of nuclear weapons exist I mean, don't you think that Biden should be addressing the American people about a blatant act of espionage? From the communist Chinese party?
AP News Radio
No. 5 Kansas opens with 89-64 rout of Omaha without Self
"Kansas head coach Bill south began the first of a four game suspension so it was norm Roberts who got at the jayhawks to an 89 64 win over the Omaha mavericks There had to be a voice that had to be the one voice which was mine and it kind of rekindled that of running your own shoot rounds in those things So it was fun in that way It's the first time Roberts has served in a role as a head coach since his final year at St. John's in 2010 Ku's self imposed penalties come as the jayhawks wait a final decision by an independent panel over alleged recruiting violations Greg eklund Lawrence Kansas
The Dan Bongino Show
Your Vote Does Matter
"We've got a generation of kids I heard last night a generation of kids here and China the next generation of some report on 60 minutes about social media from that social dilemma of course it was meant to imply that right wingers are all it's all crap It's always an agenda there But it was interesting one part the social dilemma guy He said at one point he said you know they took a poll of some younger kids in China and then career they all wanted was astronaut Then they took the same poll here in the career they wanted was influencer The influencer you had our grandparents again storming Omaha beach fighting Nazis at 18 and 20 We've got a bunch of kids on TikTok watching dog videos man or worse You want this No you don't No no you don't Many of you are out there running many of you are out there waving signs you're running yourself you're knocking on doors there are going to be races all over the country at the county level At the state level there are going to be races all over the country I promise you decided by a thousand votes or less Don't tell me your vote doesn't matter Your country doesn't Yes your vote does matter Your vote does matter Folks you can't let this happen
AP News Radio
Man who held fake shooting drill at Nebraska charity charged
"A man hired last spring to carry out what appeared to be an act of shooting at an Omaha charity complete with actors smeared with fake blood is facing criminal charges John channels of Omaha was arrested and charged with 5 counts of making terroristic threats and one weapons count Police say he showed up at Omaha Catholic charities on May 19th firing blanks from a semi-automatic handgun and staging victims who appear to have been wounded or killed Police say the charity paid channels $2500 to carry out the mock shooting and went along with his request not to inform employees It was a drill Police say they weren't informed about the drill leading officers to respond to panicked employees calls with guns drawn I'm Walter ratliff
AP News Radio
Armed man approaches FBI office, exchanges gunfire with cops
"In armed man in body armor tried to breach a security check point at an FBI office amid increased threats against federal agents after the FBI searched Donald Trump's Florida home Authorities say agents at the Cincinnati field office confronted the man who fled and later exchanged gunfire with police There have been growing threats against FBI agents and offices nationwide after the Mar-a-Lago search Violence against law enforcement is not the answer no matter what anybody is upset about or who they're upset with As he visited the bureau's Omaha Nebraska office yesterday FBI chief Chris ray said in remarks carried on WOW T the threats are deplorable The FBI's warning agents to avoid protesters and to put away their security key cards while outside the office Sagar Meghani Washington
AP News Radio
Your Wednesday Briefing: The F.B.I. Searches Donald Trump’s Home
"Online threats against the FBI and Justice Department following the search of former president Donald Trump's estate in Florida draw a sharp response from the head of the FBI FBI director Christopher wray during a visit to Omaha Nebraska calls the threats of violence against the Justice Department and FBI agents because of Monday search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago deplorable and dangerous He adds the threats come at a time when law enforcement across the country is being hit by a wave of violence not seen in more than 20 years Last year
AP News Radio
Four people are found dead in two burning homes in Nebraska
"I'm Mike Gracia reporting the Nebraska state patrol says four people were found dead in two burning homes The Nebraska state patrol says four people were found dead Thursday in two burning homes in Laurel Nebraska At a news conference Nebraska state patrol colonel John boldak said firefighters responding to a call about an explosion and fire at a home found a body inside A short time later firefighters responding to a second burning home found three bodies inside Baldock said witnesses reported seeing a man driving away from Laurel and authorities want to talk to the man Authorities did not release the names of the dead or say how they died Laurel a town of fewer than 1000 people is about 100 miles northwest of Omaha
Gambling With an Edge
"omaha" Discussed on Gambling With an Edge
"And we're running typically we run games Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays and eventually we'll be adding them back to 5 days a week, but some incredible action. Everything from we'll play games as low, which is still a high stakes as low as 25 50 binds. And as high as nosebleed, you know, stakes will go. We've got some games coming down the pike where we'll be having 1002 thousand blinds and ridiculously high no limit stakes. Is it all no limit hold them or is there are there other games some nights? Right now we're doing all no limit hold them because that's what the fans want to see. A lot of players, you know, would love to do Omaha and we're set up to do it with our, you know, we have these streams use a special RFID table that eliminates the whole card cameras. So you have RFID chips in the cards that are placed in front of the players and that allows our graphic software to put the graphics on the screen. So we can see that happening in real time. And then we will do a delay right now we're doing a delay. So for protection purposes, so the show is broadcast. And for two reasons too, also with the delay, the commentary comes in live, the commentator will be commenting live to speak live with the chat room. But usually the game would have started.
AP News Radio
Residents evacuate as fire rages at Omaha chemical company
"A fire has been raging through a chemical company just southwest of downtown Omaha Nebraska I'm Ben Thomas with the latest Footage from ketb shows flames burning into the night after the first call from the Knox Crete facility around 7 Monday evening battalion chief Scott Fitzpatrick says firefighters initially struggle to access the fire then realized it was bigger than first thought and had to pull back knowing there were chemicals and propane bottles on site Explosions could be seen as part of the building collapsed People living nearby were told to evacuate and about 2500 were without power but potawatomi county emergency management says the smoke poses no toxicity risks Knox Crete makes form coding and deactivator liquid floor hardeners joint fillers curing and ceiling compounds and water repellents I'm Ben Thomas
ExtraTime
"omaha" Discussed on ExtraTime
"When Daniel Shaw plays just like Johnny Russell, but in a slightly different way, he's an absolute game changer. He's just extremely hard for defenders to deal with. I think this is the last year of his contract. Charlie, you should know that because we talked about this on the last show and I brought it up. Oh my God. So I said, I said they should trade him and money for Jackson Mendes because he's interested. But I dismissed that because it was so absurd. Yeah. Why is it upset? That's absurd. They can't lose they can't lose, shall we? We have talked about the tanking. I know, but that was like that was year when Allen polito is healthy and Gotti kind is healthy, would they be better if they had Daniel shallowly or Jackson Mendez and their team? Well, first of all, those first two healthy things are big ifs. Second of all, more productive, better player than either of those two guys in MLS over the last two seasons. If they're not healthy and they're on this roster, they're not wearing why are you on why are you so on Jackson Mendez? I think it's a fit for both teams. I think I love him. He's an Ecuadorian full international going to a World Cup. They have 97 defensive mids. It could be Andres Pereira, I'm not as high on him, but fine. And the other thing is Orlando needs, I think. Another option out wide unless you want pot to run your attack for longer. So I thought it was a fit for all teams. That's all. We didn't even know shallow was in the final year of his deal. I was just trying to create a little conversation. He's going to go to Europe. He's going to go. That's the deal. He's going? What would you do if you're in Kansas City? What would you do if you're a Daniel show? Well, there's nothing you can do anymore if you're Kansas City. Well, you could offer him a contract, a bigger. The point is he's now in this space where he can sign a pre contract, right? Entering this summer window, which means for Kansas City they should have done their work already. And I think that's something we probably need to dig in on more of like why they haven't. It's dangerous to let a player like this of this quality and this importance. Get into this situation. My guess is, as you know from riding the salary tray and up and down, two years ago, it wasn't great. That's normally when you make the decision, last year it was great and I wonder if shallow he said, I'll trust myself, then because I'm already coming into my contract here. Yeah, and then he can get signed and loaned back to MLS. Charlie just loves to have that one debate. We'll get there, Charlie. Just up where I just look it up with the email list players salaries over at the players union shall always guaranteed comp is in the 500 K range. So if you're Daniel Shaw, you would think asking for a good bit more than that. He can be a freed free agent nonetheless, right? He's over 24. Okay. You know, I'm not good with agents. That's a big win for sporting kids city. They stay alive. They got union Omaha coming up. We didn't really talk about Sacramento. Should we quickly hit that as well? They won the helicopter to nothing. All I have here is it's a pitiful performance from the quakes. Rodrigo Lopez, awesome to see him score a goal. What loose Felipe I think is a former quakes guy..
ExtraTime
"omaha" Discussed on ExtraTime
"Yeah, I think ownership groups taking their club seriously, creating an environment players want to come to. At that level, you've seen players give up some money to be in some markets because the fan base, the way the club manages themselves, like players want to be a part of that. You didn't Omaha's building that. Some of these other clubs are building that. So I think that really matters. I'd also say, I think that I can't remember his name now. I was scored the game winner came out of the revs academy. I know the starting goalkeeper came through Red Bull two and right to dream academy. I still think we will always miss some of the best players in this region because it's so.
ExtraTime
"omaha" Discussed on ExtraTime
"At home, yes. It is embarrassing. I think if you're playing at home and you have some of these players who knew, I think his overall salary is more than what union Omaha plays there. I mean it's the complete team. The complete team, that's probably their budget for multiple seasons. Yeah. It is embarrassing. Multiple seasons looks like I don't want to get one or two. I'm saying multiple seasons probably because I think he makes like 2.5 or 6. 2.5255. I will say I will say that I don't want to disrespect you, you know, 'cause they're balling. They're playing with belief. They're making the most of what they have. And they're playing with a lot of just inspiration. But for Minnesota United, how many times do we have to get after them? What they have, the stadium that they have, the culture that's around the team, the talent that they have within the team, this is below average, and that's putting it politely for Minnesota United. Across the board, no consistency, when you have players just saying there's just a number of guys who are just in it who don't want it. The player selection has been so poor at times. The results so poor, up and down, up and down. You have Emmanuel reynoso star. We know that. But what have you done to give him a real opportunity to win the league to win MLS cup? Ah, I'm just, I get so frustrated when I talk about Minnesota United because they should be winning things. The stadium's incredible, the fans are incredible. Or barring winning thing takes competing. Can I just competing to win things? Yeah, but they should be winning things. Even bass competing. And they're losing a union Omaha at home. Can I ask do you think his comments, Michael boxhall were pointed at teammates or at management?.
Mark Levin
Josh Mandel: America First Is a Governing Philosophy
"Listen facts are facts and the fact is in this race for U.S. Senate in Ohio The election is a week from tomorrow And so if your listeners want to make an impact and elect someone who's going to be like a Ted Cruz or a Jim Jordan in Washington there's only one candidate like that in this race It's me Josh mandel And you go on my website Josh mandel dot com And it says very clearly pro God pro gun pro liberty pro Trump And let me break those down if I could real quick pro God meaning protecting life from conception to natural death protecting the judeo Christian bedrock of America protecting our religious liberty Pro gun meaning that the Second Amendment shall not be infringed period our right to bear arms was given to us from God and we will use it to protect our families and our constitution Pro liberty meaning that the liberty of us as individuals is something for which brave men fought for With blood on their feet marching through the snow in 1776 and brave men and women have fought for for many generations And centuries in this country Pay the ultimate sacrifice in places like Iwo Jima Normandy Omaha beach And we now are generation Mark We have to defend that liberty And pro Trump meaning that I'm for the America first agenda and listen the left and the media they think America first is a slogan It's not a slogan It's a governing philosophy It means putting the American people first when it comes to protecting our jobs and making sure we bring jobs back from Shanghai jobs back from Mexico City jobs back from Delhi It means securing our border not because we hate foreigners but because we love America We love our family and our friends and our communities And so if you like what you're hearing wherever you are in America wherever you are in the world listening I appreciate you going on my website Josh mandel dot
AP News Radio
Buffett to auction off one last private lunch for charity
"Billionaire billionaire billionaire billionaire Warren Warren Warren Warren Buffett Buffett Buffett Buffett is is is is promising promising promising promising he'll he'll he'll he'll hold hold hold hold one one one one more more more more luncheon luncheon luncheon luncheon to to to to raise raise raise raise money money money money for for for for a a a a California California California California homeless homeless homeless homeless charity charity charity charity the the the the famous famous famous famous fundraiser fundraiser fundraiser fundraiser that that that that benefits benefits benefits benefits the the the the glide glide glide glide foundation foundation foundation foundation has has has has been been been been on on on on hold hold hold hold for for for for two two two two years years years years because because because because of of of of the the the the pandemic pandemic pandemic pandemic but but but but coming coming coming coming back back back back later later later later this this this this spring spring spring spring with with with with bids bids bids bids being being being being accepted accepted accepted accepted until until until until June June June June seventeenth seventeenth seventeenth seventeenth the the the the last last last last luncheon luncheon luncheon luncheon with with with with Warren Warren Warren Warren Buffett Buffett Buffett Buffett in in in in twenty twenty twenty twenty nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen went went went went for for for for four four four four point point point point five five five five million million million million dollars dollars dollars dollars organizers organizers organizers organizers say say say say this this this this will will will will be be be be the the the the final final final final luncheon luncheon luncheon luncheon offered offered offered offered with with with with the the the the ninety ninety ninety ninety one one one one year year year year old old old old Berkshire Berkshire Berkshire Berkshire Hathaway Hathaway Hathaway Hathaway executive executive executive executive who's who's who's who's dubbed dubbed dubbed dubbed the the the the oracle oracle oracle oracle of of of of Omaha Omaha Omaha Omaha because because because because of of of of his his his his investing investing investing investing prowess prowess prowess prowess the the the the one one one one question question question question that's that's that's that's off off off off limits limits limits limits will will will will be be be be which which which which stocks stocks stocks stocks Buffett Buffett Buffett Buffett might might might might buy buy buy buy next next next next I'm I'm I'm I'm Jackie Jackie Jackie Jackie Quinn Quinn Quinn Quinn
The Dan Bongino Show
Kurt Schlichter: It's Not Worth the U.S. Getting Into War in Ukraine
"I'm getting tired as you are I'm actually tired of being tired of this simplistic nonsensical left wing gaslighting media narratives where if guys like you and I try to do exactly what you just did which is the smart thing Get in Putin's head and try to see tactically what your enemy sees so you understand the terrain features of the fight that when you do that oh you're a Putin stooge If you don't want World War three and a 100,000 U.S. soldiers and marines on Ukrainian soil tomorrow you're a stooge Kurt it's tiresome it's old it's sickening And I'm glad you pointed that out because this is just garbage but typical of the whole media pravda outlet We've been dealing with for the last 6 years but longer than that even worse since the Trump era Well I've noticed that a lot of folks including the kind of the bulwark staffer demographic bring a lot of mouth running but very little running to the local recruiting station Right Go and list Go and list You can do that right They're right there behind us every step of the way And Look just because I was a military doesn't make me special But it does make me experienced and it does make me aware of the human cost of this Here's my test Dan For an American vital national interest can I go to the home of the mother of a 82nd airborne paratrooper killed in action in Omaha Nebraska and explain to her why her son died I could do that for someone who died at Iwo Jima I could do that for someone who died in desert storm where I was 30 years ago right now or 31 years ago right now I don't know how to do that for Ukraine It doesn't mean I don't care about Ukraine It doesn't mean I don't think that there are things we can do in that It doesn't mean I don't think this impacts American interests but I don't believe that getting in a war over Ukraine is worth
AP News Radio
Strained US hospitals seek foreign nurses amid visa windfall
"American American American American hospitals hospitals hospitals hospitals are are are are facing facing facing facing a a a a dire dire dire dire shortage shortage shortage shortage of of of of nurses nurses nurses nurses and and and and many many many many are are are are looking looking looking looking abroad abroad abroad abroad the the the the US US US US has has has has been been been been struggling struggling struggling struggling with with with with a a a a shortage shortage shortage shortage of of of of nurses nurses nurses nurses that that that that worsened worsened worsened worsened during during during during the the the the pandemic pandemic pandemic pandemic not not not not not not not not for for for for graduating graduating graduating graduating from from from from U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. schools schools schools schools each each each each year year year year to to to to meet meet meet meet the the the the demand demand demand demand Amy Amy Amy Amy Urbach Urbach Urbach Urbach or or or or Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson is is is is an an an an immigration immigration immigration immigration attorney attorney attorney attorney in in in in Omaha Omaha Omaha Omaha Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska she she she she tells tells tells tells the the the the AP AP AP AP she's she's she's she's seeing seeing seeing seeing more more more more demand demand demand demand for for for for foreign foreign foreign foreign nurses nurses nurses nurses in in in in the the the the last last last last two two two two years years years years in in in in the the the the respirator respirator respirator respirator in in in in your your your your career career career career there's there's there's there's also also also also twice twice twice twice as as as as many many many many green green green green cars cars cars cars perform perform perform perform professionals professionals professionals professionals available available available available this this this this year year year year as as as as usual usual usual usual that's that's that's that's because because because because U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. consulates consulates consulates consulates that that that that shut shut shut shut down down down down during during during during the the the the pandemic pandemic pandemic pandemic weren't weren't weren't weren't issuing issuing issuing issuing visas visas visas visas to to to to relatives relatives relatives relatives of of of of American American American American citizens citizens citizens citizens by by by by law law law law those those those those unused unused unused unused slots slots slots slots now now now now get get get get transferred transferred transferred transferred to to to to eligible eligible eligible eligible workers workers workers workers recruiters recruiters recruiters recruiters hope hope hope hope that that that that some some some some of of of of the the the the extras extras extras extras can can can can be be be be snapped snapped snapped snapped up up up up by by by by nurses nurses nurses nurses for for for for short short short short staffed staffed staffed staffed hospitals hospitals hospitals hospitals looking looking looking looking to to to to hire hire hire hire I'm I'm I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer king king king king
Dennis Prager Podcasts
America, Still the Freest Country in the World
"What is happening in Canada, Austria, Holland, let's see, where else did I put Germany, France, New Zealand, Australia? We're actually the freest major industrialized democracy on earth. Yep. And Florida is freer, just Florida, Nebraska, whole host of places. My good friend in Nebraska, who works out as I do, work out at a gym. My gym's been closed. I'm now work out at home. My Jim has been closed. I have not been able to attend it except for a couple of months for now on nearly two years. He hasn't missed his gym once not a day. In Omaha Nebraska. Why isn't he dead? Why wasn't he sick? Because he lives in a state governed by people who are rational. Republicans. You get the lie at college that conservatives are irrational and progressives are rational. But it's a lie, it's completely the opposite. Florida is a free state, then a seed is a free state. Mississippi is a free state, Alabama. Whoever is governed almost always accept Massachusetts, which is a state of mostly foolish people. And people are people are freer in those places. We are freer in America, Canada. You can't get together indoors. You could not have Christmas with more than three other people. Because your neighbors will snitch on you because they were tilted to snitch on you. As I wrote in my column, Canada should replace the maple leaf on its flag with a sheep.
Mark Levin
MSNBC Won't Report on Liberal Cities With Mandates Still Failing to Contain COVID
"Look at Boston's mayor You're not welcome in that city right now unless you're vaccinated You're not allowed to go out you're not allowed to do things or even if you're 12 years old If you're unvaccinated and don't show your passports right Don't show your card again insert World War II Got named Hitler in Germany You're not welcome among us You hear MSNBC joy Reed saying that she's setting it up perfectly We all know it's the unvaccinated Again explain to me this then MSNBC explained to me how you guys following all your rules have still not been able to get this thing under control and then therefore you demand that you have more control over squats still not working Explain to me why places that have not had mass mandates and shutdowns and all the other crap that you want to mandate us actually have lower death rates Lower hospitalization rates than liberal cities do You guys act like you have a plan for success but even where you've implemented it's still been a failure Look at the rate the cases of Omaha New York Look at the cases in San Francisco Looking LA looking entire states where you have liberal governors that have shut down and destroyed economies like Michigan and it still didn't work Look at states that have a very high vaccination rate and it's still not working
AP News Radio
WATCH: Semitruck is blown over by high winds in Nebraska
"The the Great Great Plains Plains and and Midwest Midwest are are recovering recovering from from a a powerful powerful storm storm system system that that spawned spawned tornadoes tornadoes the the National National Weather Weather Service Service says says there've there've been been thirteen thirteen tornado tornado reports reports in in the the plains plains states states scattered scattered through through eastern eastern Nebraska Nebraska and and Iowa Iowa meteorologist meteorologist Cory Cory Mead Mead says says at at least least two two have have been been confirmed confirmed but but that that number number is is likely likely to to increase increase as as crews crews survey survey the the damage damage including including whether whether or or not not it it was was a a tornado tornado and and if if so so what what the the intensity intensity of of the the tornado tornado was was Meade Meade says says temperatures temperatures were were in in the the seventies seventies Wednesday Wednesday in in Omaha Omaha and and Lincoln Lincoln and and the the unusually unusually mild mild weather weather contributed contributed to to the the storms storms storms storms interacted interacted with with very very strong strong winds winds aloft aloft to to
A New Direction
Leadership Lessons from a US Army General Maj Gen John Gronski (retd) - burst 11
"A gunnery. Sergeant michael burkhart was the who was the explosive ordinance disposal team leader went down to that site with two young marines and they were going to conduct a post blast analysis to determine a tactics techniques procedures insurgents. Were using so we could try to prevent these attacks from happening again in the future and when gunny burkhardt got down there with two young rains was chaotic. The soldiers were cisterna. Seen the ad that a chaos there were two reporters from the omaha world herald newspaper there there were embedded reporter so anyway going burkhard gets down. There sees the destroyed up. Armored humvee sees a crater near that up armored humvee bow four feet in diameter a couple of feet deep makes an assumption that that's for that roadside bomb that destroyed that humvee was placed jumps down into crater. Take a closer look as soon as he did that. He realized he made a mistake because he could see in the dirt in front of him to artillery shells. Red detonation cord running in the nose was a roadside bomb. That an insurgent have placed their so. He took his k bar knife. Cut the red debt. Detonation cord to neutralize that roadside bomb. He didn't see a third artillery shell into dirt behind him in that crater. An insurgent was off in the distance. Hit a button. On a that nation device that artillery shell exploded not going burkhardt about fifteen feet into the air lands on the dirt road unconscious pants soaked with blood. Our soldiers call a medevac helicopter. Ride away go up tomb start. Cut his pants off. Start tending to his boons after few minutes burkhart regains consciousness. The soldiers couldn't believe that and and he's laying there and he asked the soldiers if he has both of his legs because they had no no sensation from the waist down. They sure to me had both of his legs. They continue to work on 'em couple minutes later. He gets a tingling sensation in his legs. He tells the soldiers he wants to stand up. Soldiers couldn't believe that this guy had just gotten blown up and so we struggles to his feet. He standing there to soldiers around him. The medevac helicopter comes in lands on the ground behind them. The soldiers point to the stretcher On the ground in front of the misogony. We've got you know. Gotta put you on a stretcher and carry you to that helicopter. He looks at the soldiers and he says i'm not going to have you carry me that helicopter on a stretcher. I'm going to walk there under my own power. Because i don't want the insurgents of the pleasure of seeing me being carried that helicopter and easy. He says that he raises his hand into the air and gives the insurgents which i will call a one finger salute reporter reported from the omaha world heritage takes a picture of him standing there Groin protector. you know. In in front of his private area there. No pants on finger thrown up into the air soldiers around him. You'd say the helicopter the background. That picture became an iconic picture of the iraq war but what is deleted Point of the story. And the reason i tell this story and the reason. I think it's important. The leadership point of this story is member told you. He had two young marines with them that day. He knew he was going to have to recover from his wounds. He knew what all the roadside bomb attacks were getting that those two young marines were going to have to be out there probably later on that day routes realizing roadside bombs. The reason he wanted to walk to that helicopter instead of being carried there had nothing at all to do with what he thought and surgeons for thinking. He wanted to walk to that helicopter so we would not shatter the confidence of those too young marines. Pseudo leadership point is even after getting blown up ten minutes earlier. His main concern was not with his own wounds. His bank concern was with those two young marines. Who he was leading an isn't that what leadership is all about. And we talked about that looking out for the welfare of those you lead rather than your own welfare and that's exactly what gandhi burkhardt exemplified that day. And that's why. I like to tell that story that i read read that story. I had to read it again. Because i was laughing because i could just see i. I have friends who are marines right by the way. There's no such thing as an ex marine okay. the just doesn't exist. I've been told that countless times by my friend there's just no such thing they they may be quote unquote have retired at the end of their name. But they're still all. And and and i just thinking about them go. That's exactly what jimmy would. That's exactly what he would have done. That's what bob would have done. He would have done the same thing. I i can. Just see it. I just great story but it was truly the surprise in that lesson was not. I thought it was going to be resiliency. It is but the point is that he cared so much about making sure that those other two young marines were their that their mental emotional state was not shaken. Yeah and you know jay that think about this as leaders we face adversity almost every day in whatever organization were leading the some degree and and sometimes things get tough honest and the point is as a leader. You can't be thinking. I'm an figuratively. I'll use this. You know you can't be thinking. I'm cold i i'm hungry. You know i. I'm shivering right. No you you've got to show those you're leading that you know what i've got the resiliency to overcome this. And because i do you have the resiliency to overcome. They might be called. I might be hungry. I might be weak. But i'm going to take care of you before i take care of myself. And that's the essence of leadership. We underestimate the modeling of behavior. Don't we when it comes to leadership absolutely. Yeah and you know what the other thing i learned in my forty years of leading soldiers also leading teams in the business sector. Is the people you lead are always watching you practice. You know you could. You could put down in writing. What your leadership philosophy is or you could verbally give some guidance about behaviors. You're looking for but those you lead are going to be watching to see you. Know how do you adhere your own guidance. Behaviors that you're looking for you. Exemplify those behaviors and your followers are always watching and your actions speak so much larger than larger louder than your words. Do
AP News Radio
Judge won't block Creighton University's vaccine mandate
"A judge won't block a Nebraska university's vaccine mandate a judge refused to block Creighton university's requirement that all students get vaccinated against Kobe in nineteen despite the objections of a handful of students who said getting the shots would violate their religious beliefs against abortion in August the Catholic University in Omaha Nebraska mandated that all students get vaccinated the lawsuit says the students object because vaccines were developed or tested using cells from aborted fetuses the Vatican has declared that such vaccines are morally acceptable when others aren't available the university says it believes the students have a moral responsibility to get the coronavirus vaccine to protect the community I'm Walter Ratliff
AP News Radio
4 Anti-Abortion Students Sue Creighton Over Vaccine Mandate
"For anti abortion students to Creighton University over a vaccine mandate for students are suing Creighton University over its requirement to get vaccinated against Kobe in nineteen to remain enrolled at the Catholic University in Omaha Nebraska mandated vaccines among all students in August the students argue that some of them feel pushed to violate their religious beliefs against abortion the lawsuit filed this week says the students object because vaccines were developed or tested using cells from aborted fetuses the Vatican has declared that such vaccines are morally acceptable when others aren't available I'm Walter Ratliff
The Jeff Gross Flow Show
"omaha" Discussed on The Jeff Gross Flow Show
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The Jeff Gross Flow Show
"omaha" Discussed on The Jeff Gross Flow Show
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The Playbook
"omaha" Discussed on The Playbook
"So i appreciate you sharing your love during a very difficult time last question post pandemic you and your family have probably more experience In the dining at home eating out delivery been than anyone else in our country What are your expectations in that realm of dining at home eating out in delivery so one of the things that we saw during the pandemic and i think you mentioned in your lead into the question is that many families either discovered or rediscovered the joy of cooking at home with their family. And i know that. That was true for me. Because i was able to get my kids involved in grilling as an example which they hadn't really taken much of an interest before but there wasn't that much else to do and so you know they were. They were willing to engage with their dad. You know how to cook a steak and that was really fun and so I believe that what we're gonna see a going forward. And we've already got some indications of this from some research we've done is that is that consumers are going to continue to cook at home They're gonna start expanding the footprint and having larger gatherings while some consumers are anxious to get out myself included They're gonna be. They're going to be getting out But they're also going to be entertaining at home maybe for larger groups because even now when you get out you know you can't it's hard to show up at a restaurant with eight or ten people. You don't have a really great experience but that's really easy to do at home. It's very controlled is really fun and and people learn during the pandemic that there's a lot that's super convenient about being home. You don't have to get ready. You've already got the omaha steaks in your freezer. You've got a grill. Your friends can walk over. I mean all of that stuff sort of combined makes it makes for a very rewarding experience. The kids can play together and run around and not have to worry about the the confines of of a restaurant..
The Playbook
"omaha" Discussed on The Playbook
"One hundred percent guarantee be articulate quantitative value more than which are asking for and then actually stand by it and i think it's a great marketing lesson That nordstroms obviously picked up on But omaha steaks was the first story that i learned Through my education about the value of a customer in the value of your word and the quality of your product continuing on obviously a announced the you and everyone else in the world. We have this pandemic and i can't think of a better business that was situated for the pandemic The company that you know since the fifties have been delivering food to your door with high quality How did you navigate the pandemic and what types of things did you know. That occurred that i may not be thinking of that. Actually weren't voting in your favor right so we were humbled and honored to be able to serve so many of our customers during the pandemic. Obviously when when when two things happen you know food. Supplies became scarce and people were in many times required to stay home. That was obviously a perfect place for us to be. We also Just it was really kind of a coincidence. We happen to have a fair amount of inventory on hand at that moment because we basically manufacturer as we buy as we get opportunities to buy a great raw materials so we had. We had good inventory as we went into the end of march of last year So all of that combined to be very helpful and and put us in a position to be there for american families who you needed us at that moment and one of the best ways we responded was to make was to take the guesswork out of it and to give our customers what they wanted which was a quick stock of their freezer so that they just had one less thing to worry about and i think taking that sort of mental overhead away from our customers is one of the things. I'm most proud of a during the pandemic because you know people had so many things to think about whether it's where my kids going to school however my parents and maybe somebody's sick you know and just. It was like super stressful time. I mean i..
The Playbook
"omaha" Discussed on The Playbook
"Our deliveries and one of the things that was always super important to us and my dad realized early on when we first started the business or the mail order. Business was that in order to get people over the hump to actually buy it We needed offer a one hundred percent satisfaction guarantee and that became kind of the touchstone because not only was it amazing of a claim to make to our customers. Hey look you're going to be thrilled. If you're not thrilled we're going to give you your money back to simple as that but it was also rallying cry internally really motivated our team both in producing the stakes and also shipping them on that we knew that our customers always had the ability to put that product back to us and we always had to make sure that the product exceeded their expectations. So that wouldn't happen and so it really was a great motivator internally for us to say we stand behind this but the name of the family behind it and that was a way to get consumers over the hump and of course since that time food deliveries become ubiquitous. Absolutely not not ubiquitous in the mid fifties and really not even ubiquitous in the mid nineties. So you know when the internet started come along you know. We were faced with another challenge of how to make sure that we're talking to that online customer and And convincing them that taking a chance with hostage was a good idea. I use a i do a lot of speeches to nba schools and entrepreneurial schools ports bandaged schools. But i use omaha steaks. The story that i heard about the best eight hundred dollars a company could spend and it was about a story that i heard from omaha steaks that somebody's freezer went out. No fault of yours at all..
The Playbook
"omaha" Discussed on The Playbook
"And onto pools to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success in what made them champions on the field and in the boardroom. I'm your host david meltzer. I am so excited. Because i am the band of the ceo and chairman of omaha steaks. And of course anyone. That's tried to know mahal in their products has to be a fan todd. Simon ceo and chairman of omaha steaks. Welcome to the playbook great to with you you know todd. It's so interesting. Because i have met some of your family over the years in through my corporate experience have utilized the incredible solution that has evolved over the years. But you know. I've always wondered what it's like to work with my family and you're blessed. I had one of my brothers go to work with you. brad meltzer and. I've always been jealous..
Veterans Chronicles
"omaha" Discussed on Veterans Chronicles
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Veterans Chronicles
"omaha" Discussed on Veterans Chronicles
"Begun coming up on veterans. Chronicles will detail the rest of davita service much of it half a world away against a different enemy. This is veterans chronicles. I'm greg columbus. This week we're sharing the story of frank devito. A coast guard veteran of world war. Two who served in both the european and pacific theaters and crew a higgins boat at omaha beach in the early hours of june sixth nineteen forty after taking allied troops ashore on d day frank davita and the crew of the uss samuel chase shipped out to the mediterranean in august of nineteen forty. Four davita helped bring troops ashore in the much lesser known invasion of southern france. Code-named operation dragoon. These landings were much less brutal than d. Day as the majority of the german troops in france had been moved north to hold off the allies in normandy on one beach. Allied troops were greeted not by gunfire but by an old frenchman who is giving out bottles of fresh wine to the soldiers after operation. Dragoon davita thought he was going home but the military had other plans after all are of the to invasions in france. We we were going on then. The and also watt speakers. Get your gear in order. We're going to the pacific. And i didn't make the actual invasion of the philippine islands. Bring replacement juice into the philippine. So we got credit for them in october of nineteen forty four general douglas macarthur and the american sixth army landed on later in the philippines as part of the pacific island hopping campaign as american forces. Inched closer and closer to japan. The fighting grew and brutality both on land and at sea where the japanese deployed new weapon the kamikaze and then from there. We live to okinawa. And i was in okinawa when the kamikazes came over the kamikazes seek a boat after they didn't want my both my boys only transport They wanted this choice. And the aircraft carriers while the brutal fighting on okinawa raged for nearly three months from april until june nineteen forty. Five kamikazes inflicted huge casualties on the supporting fleet. Four thousand nine hundred seven. American sailors were killed during the okinawa campaign..
Veterans Chronicles
"omaha" Discussed on Veterans Chronicles
"We ran out of troops them do something else. Instead of going to the beach we started to take the dead and the wounded off the really get the water. I wait hundred twenty five five. I couldn't the from these guys up so to travis begun and we put them in the boat. We started going back to my ship. I don't know how many wounded we took the my ship. But i do know that'd be took three hundred and eight dead bodies. Why do i know that. Because i had a good friend of mine. John was quartermaster at his job was to put the bodies in body bags and he dispense fusion the dead body bags the battle for omaha ultimately claimed the lives of more than twenty four hundred american servicemen but by the end of the day more than thirty four thousand troops had landed on the beach and advanced inland securing. The omaha beach had proved vital to the ultimate success of d day. And it was like frank. Devito who brought the soldiers ashore after the landings were complete. Davita and his boat returned to their ship. They my boat. I don't remember border. Let's go the twenty eight gun. They brought my boat up. And i looked at that apple. It looked like swiss cheese. The machines are investigated. Say to myself. I i of anybody live off that move so i got aboard ship aboard the ship. I'm waiting waiting waiting. A captain was so good for name. Is captain fish understood why we gone through so after we took these bodies and the the wounds that i don't know how many wounded were when i'm aboard the ship and we go to southampton i'm more by myself. They announced over the loudspeaker. This cheese sandwiches and coffee for the crews that went to the beach. Everybody went out that missile. I didn't want to go. First of all i stunk and i have more to see if i wanted to fire so i walked back to my twenty millimeter guns and i sat down and reflecting and they said i saw what the hell just happened. And how come how come. I'm still alive. So it was. A website is probably sent. Eleven o'clock i forget the time and alone and i looked around to see if any of my mesa with me. Nobody was there when i turned around. All the dead bodies Dead bodies like a quarter. Would i start to cry. Cry myself to sleep the next morning movie into southampton somebody tapped on the shoulder..
Veterans Chronicles
"omaha" Discussed on Veterans Chronicles
"Beyond the beach. Thousands of men from the first twenty ninth infantry divisions were pinned to the ground behind a small sand embankment called the shingle if the german guns atop the ridge could not be silenced. None of the men taking cover behind the shingle would make it off omaha. Beach alive davita and the men on board. The ships offshore looked on at the carnage unable to help until one brave skipper of destroyer hatched a plan it was five destroys but the was the frankford and then one of the others shows the sadly within the mcgurk so the three of them came in at the same time. When you take an enemy attack is knows. Because as the smallest silhouette he did that and he came so close to shore. You all both can go on a beach. Destroy has a keel. They can't get too close. He was saying so then he is something i've never seen done before. This guy was willing to sacrifice his life and his boat and all his men because they want to help these guys on the beach so we took his boat that was facing this way and he turned his sideways exposing his beam to the. It's the reason he did that. Destroy us for five inch guns. He wanted to find these five inch guns at one time. The guys up on the hill they were facing us machine eighty s because they were the grass formulas and stuff like that so we put around of his gun for the time. Took out those guys on the on the slope and right in there about started changing one by one. The german guns began to fall silent however the battle for omaha beach was not yet one. Small groups of american troops began scaling. The bluffs all the while dodging a torrent of german machine gun and rifle fire after hours of brutal combat. The german beach defenses gradually fell to the american forces as the battle on shore began to move away from the beach. Davita and the coast guardsmen. Had even more difficult work to do the way we ran out of troops so we started thinking twenty ninth division because the twenty ninth division was a new and you thought that time was clean so they swung over to help the first division. That's the first five..
KFAB's Morning News with Gary Sadlemyer
"omaha" Discussed on KFAB's Morning News with Gary Sadlemyer
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KFAB's Morning News with Gary Sadlemyer
"omaha" Discussed on KFAB's Morning News with Gary Sadlemyer
"Care about what's happened to the american public care about our health because the first thing you wanna do and think about dr fao choose will but He served this country for many years. But do you have trust and the number one thing you need in that position is trust and i just think the number of positions he has taken. He's locked the trust of the american public. And we have a real challenge where we did not invite this virus to this to america but we go to defeat it with the ingenuity of american warp speed regardless of what president biden says vaccine was created long before he was in office And what we should do is get to the truth. The american public deserve the truth. And i think dr fauci should come four. And why was he saying. One thing when you look at the fda commissioner godly what why would he say one thing those in government and another to the public. I mean it's almost like the world health organization. Can you imagine the first action of this new administration under bike was to give money to the world. health organization. don't hold them accountable for. Don't hold them accountable. For ps in china and making thousands of americans die. I believe it. a What what is the role in your view. leader mccarthy of donald trump. Going forward in the republican party. Donald trump is a major voice in our party. I've just talked to him the other day. I think you look across this country if you have a listener to the disagrees with personality. I don't disagree with his policies. And i think there's no greater contrast kids policies and aware where america was three point. Five percent unemployment. Everybody lifting above america being stronger. You've got the middle east having peace accords. You've got iran. Put back to the position. You've got china Not expanding but worried about where america's growing before you got russia and you gotta america energy independent i think that's all stems. From the policies of donald trump and donald trump is going to continue to be a voice of this and donald. Trump's gonna help us win the majority policies outstanding before we run. Do you have any public events. Here.
The Erick Erickson Show
"omaha" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
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