American Power Grids Vulnerable to Attack - The Kim Monson Show

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American Power Grids Vulnerable to Attack

John Spence and Mike Young of the Colorado Electromagnetic Pulse Task Force explain America's vulnerability to attack on its power grids and other critical infrastructure. Deb Flora presents her new movie, Whose Children Are they? Bill of the day is HB22-1282, The Innovative Housing Incentive Program.

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America’s Enemies Could Cripple Power Grids

The Russian war in Ukraine is a stark reminder that energy sources are prime targets. Russia’s attacks on nuclear reactors and other power generation sources are by design. Russia’s tactics are a reminder of America’s power-grid vulnerabilities. Bad actors have a number of options to disable American power grids. Cyber attacks, sabotage, and electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks are three of the primary methods that could be deployed. How long will the candles in your kitchen drawer last if enemy actions shut down or destroy your power supply? John Spence, State Director of the Colorado Electromagnetic Pulse Task Force, and Deputy Director Mike Young explain just how serious the situation is and what must be done to correct it.

Deb Flora Presents Whose Children Are They?

Deb Flora, conservative radio personality U.S. Senate Candidate, introduces her new movie, Whose Children Are They?

From the website:

WHOSE CHILDREN ARE THEY? is the groundbreaking and powerfully persuasive documentary featuring brave teachers, empowered parents, and front-line experts who pull back the curtain about what is truly happening in our public schools today.

This film will be the starting point for a full cultural conversation about the need to return to the original intent of education, not indoctrination. “Whose Children Are They?” will inform and equip parents, teachers, grandparents and concerned citizens, to partner together for the innocence and well-being of our children. It will also educate all education stakeholders on the corrupting influence of teachers’ unions, and the vital importance of removing them from our schools, in addition to educating parents on the need to stand with good teachers, and empower teachers to stage a mass Union Exit.

The movie is in theaters Monday, March 14th. Go here to purchase tickets.

Bill of the Day HB22-1282, The Innovative Housing Incentive Program

Bill summary:

The bill creates the innovative housing incentive program (program) within the office of economic development (office). A business located in Colorado that manufactures certain types of housing may apply for funding through the program. Funding may be awarded through grants for capital operating expenses and for incentives for units manufactured based on criteria established by the office, such as affordability, location where the unit is installed in the state, or meeting energy efficiency standards. Or, funding may be awarded through loans for the purpose of funding a manufacturing factory. The bill creates the innovative housing incentive program fund, requires a $40 million transfer to the fund, and continuously appropriates all money in the fund to the office to fund the program.

HB22-1282, The Innovative Housing Incentive Program is sponsored by Representatives Kyle Mullica (D) and Mike Lynch (R) and Senators Jeff Bridges (D) and Rob Woodward (R).

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