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09/05/2026

THE PAT WHITE SHOW
Season IV Volume # 37
1. In memory of Dolly Parton
2. Lindsay Clancy: Guilty or Innocent?
3. SNAP benefits: Nothing is Free.
4. Getting fake CDL's off the road.
5. The NCAA ans the courts collide over eligibility
6. Miniature nuclear power plants are coming
7. New LOCUST anti-drone lasers work
8. What's the prediction for Winter 2026?

09/05/2026

Something new is on the horizon in technology: portable nuclear power centers. That’s right—Executive Order 14-299 launched the Janus Program, a portable nuclear power plant designed to supply energy to five Army facilities: Fort Bragg, Fort Campbell, Fort Hood, Fort Benning, and Fort Drum. Unlike traditional nuclear plants, these microreactors are compact, factory-built, and transportable. They can deliver reliable baseload electricity for years while cutting dependence on potentially vulnerable external power grids.

09/05/2026

The administration and state governors are finally cracking down on truckers with falsely issued Commercial Drivers Licenses (CDL). Hundreds of illigitimate driving schools have been closed as well as hundreds of drivers have been taken off the roads around America. But that is just the start of an industry that was started because certain santuary states have been giving drivers licenses to illiegals who cannot speak or read english. They attend fake CDL driving schools and obtain their license from fradulent testing agents. The result has been numerous accidents resulting in the loss of many innocent lives. There are legitimate driving schools offering training that leads to career safe professional drivers. Hopefully the crackdown will end a scheme that has been killing American drivers.

09/04/2026

Lindsay Clancy is on trial for killing her three young children. She admits to the act, but her defense attorney argues she was suffering from extreme psychosis due to postpartum depression and couldn’t get the help she needed. She was prescribed several medications but apparently didn’t take them. The jury, made up of nine women and three men, is hopelessly deadlocked, with one juror refusing to join the unanimous 12-0 vote required for conviction. The judge has sent them back to deliberate multiple times, but nothing has changed. Her attorney now wants the state Supreme Court to review the case before a mistrial is declared. No decision has been reached yet, but if she’s found innocent based on hormones and postpartum depression, it could set back women’s efforts to gain power by reinforcing the belief that hormones can impact decision-making, creating a difficult situation for their cause.

09/03/2026

The Trump administration wants to cut down of the Waste, Fraud and Abuse that has been taking place in the SNAP program, and to accomplish that, they want SNAP recipients to work 20-hours per week, undergo job training or perform community service and undergo drug testing to continue to receive SNAP benefits. Those who are truly disabled will not be affected. American taxpayers are becoming frustrated that their taxes are paying for many who can work but don't. Will Congress approve? In this case it's all about counting potential re-election votes and this is an issue that will worry most of them.

09/01/2026

September is here, and for meteorologists, it marks the first day of fall. For most of us, fall begins on September 21st. But what will the winter of 2026 be like? That depends on how much you trust El Niño and its influence on the weather. This year, forecasts suggest a very strong El Niño, likely bringing more moisture to the southern half of the U.S., less moisture to the northern half, and warmer temperatures overall. Is that a sure thing? Not at all—Mother Nature will always have the final say. Still, you can always check the Farmers’ Almanac for their take on the prediction.

08/31/2026

In the war with Iran, slow-moving drones costing $30,000 each have been deployed, while we’ve been taking them down with anti-drone missiles priced at $3 million apiece. The massive cost gap quickly caught the military’s attention, prompting the search for a cheaper way to eliminate drones. American company AeroVironment came up with the LOCUST, a directed-energy laser weapon mounted on a mobile Infantry Squad Vehicle, allowing it to move with frontline troops and protect them wherever they go. Recently, it was used in El Paso, Texas, to shoot down three Mexican cartel drones crossing the border. It’s a clear example of how the United States keeps turning science fiction into reality, equipping service members with some of the most advanced tools on the planet.

08/29/2026

It all began when the NCAA announced that student-athletes had five years of eligibility. A few former athletes left college after four years to join the NFL but were cut, so they wanted to return for a fifth year. The SEC and Big Ten conferences prohibited this, warning that any coach who brought them back would be suspended for half the season and lose 50% of their budget. However, a judge in Louisiana struck down the new conference rules. The conferences held their ground until another judge in Texas issued the same ruling and ordered them to appear in his court if they disagreed. Now, it seems the SEC is backing down, and the Texas court has extended its ruling to include NCAA women’s basketball players. The situation is turning into a major lawsuit that could go federal and ultimately reach the U.S. Supreme Court.

08/28/2026

Linda Jackson arrived in the Fort Wayne market after graduating from Indiana University with a journalism degree and began her career in the newsroom at WKJG33. In just a few years, she rose to the role of news anchor, earning numerous broadcasting and service awards, including an Emmy in 2018. Growing up in Peru, Indiana, where she was a gymnast in the Peru Circus, Linda always pushed herself to be the best. After 35 years of broadcasting excellence, she will retire in October. While many in the industry move on from Fort Wayne, a mid-market city, Linda chose to stay, marry, and raise her family in the place she loves. Broadcasting won’t be the same without her on the air each weeknight, but she will be fondly remembered by the entire community.

08/27/2026

Dolly Parton may be gone, but her songs and movies will live on forever. In addition to her unforgettable music, she shined in entertaining films like 9 to 5, The Best Little Wh******se in Texas, Steel Magnolias, Straight Talk, and Joyful Noise, to name a few. Some fans even want to name a day in September after her first movie, 9 to 5. The biggest push, though, comes from the 80,000 signatures on a petition to rename Nashville International Airport as The Dolly Parton International, complete with the tagline “Departin’ with Dolly.” Her legacy will endure, but having an airport named in her honor would be a true crowning achievement.

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