Thanks Kris. I didn’t want to be accused of job hopping!

Wow Patrick! You’ve elevated me to be the level of Welsh royalty. Thanks for the kind words.

Now what?

That’s impressive.

When I first came to the United States in 1987, I turned on the TV in my New York hotel room & the first image that popped on the screen was Richard Simmons. 10 years later, I’d randomly bump in to him at The Eldridge Hotel in Lawrence. He was charming & larger-than-life. RIP.

Wow. The weather has changed. It’s snowing at Wyandotte County Lake. #ChristmasinJuly

The decision is in…

Doesn’t time fly?

Good memory. I also remember you telling me after the debate that you didn’t like how we used “undecided voters” to ask the questions. A big difference from 24 years ago & today is it’s now hard to find undecided voters. And even if we did, the candidates wouldn’t believe us.

So sometimes people buy big screen TV’s and install them on their covered decks, not just to watch the Chiefs… but to feed their public TV addiction. I love it. Thanks Wes.

There’s a lot that can be said about 2024. I shared some thoughts recently with Kansas City PBS about the year that was in Kansas City. Thanks, as always, for your engagement. Looking forward to more progress for Kansas City in the year ahead.

See you tonight at 7:30. Week in Review is back. And there’s a lot of talk about. Kansas City PBS

Former Missouri U.S. Senator Kit Bond has died. He was 86.

Kicking the can down the road again on stadiums.

I’m not complaining.

Even better!

So there will be no other news to report on in Kansas City for the next three weeks.

Missouri going special session Sept 3 for redistricting and initiative petition reform.

Last night I was hosting the Frank White Recall Debate KCMO Public Library. Tonight, we’re decompressing with The Book of Mormon at the Music Hall. What a great way to spend a Tuesday night in KC. Theater League THE BOOK OF MORMON