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A Michigan restaurant owner defying shutdown orders from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) administration told The Kyle Olson Show this week that she is facing $30,000 in fines and legal fees as a result. Amy Heikkinen, owner of Cafe Rosetta in Calumet, was recently taken to court by the state after she kept open her business. She said could not survive the ongoing coronavirus lockdown mandates. “Sales were down 25-30 percent already,” she said, and with only take-out orders allowed, there was another 30 percent decline. Her margin for profit, she said, was 10 to 15 percent, and “It was ei...

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Attorney Robert Norton told The Kyle Olson Show this week that election investigations and reform must continue, despite the riot that occurred at the Capitol on Wednesday. That was the moment when evidence could have been aired during congressional debate, only for it to be dashed when agitators filled the building and disrupted the session. Norton, a vice president of Hillsdale College who appeared in his personal capacity as a Michigan resident, said, “In Michigan’s case, there’s a long list of questions that have never been answered.” He said Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson nee...

Sport, critics claim they're a band-aid on what is really a junior version of the brutal ufc. >> take a deep breath. yeah! no pain, right? all right, i think you're good to go. all right, have fun. be safe. >> head referee kyle olson wants to set the record straight. so how different is this from adult mma? >> it's probably the biggest difference that you can't hit to the head at all. >> no strikes to the head, no strikes behind the rib cage. >> you can't slam. very illegal. >> even though striking to the head is not permitted, kids can still get struck and there are critics who say that kids ...

Problem on our hands and students themselves, 11 of them come forward and say i'm not getting the education i deserve. their parents have a union called the new york parents union. kyle, what do you think about this move on their part? >> i think it's a good move. unfortunately, in states like california, in new york, parents and students have to turn to the courts because the politicians aren't doing anything about this problem. what this comes down to is you have the politicians putting in place these policies like tenure and seniority where teachers are kept based on how long they have been...