Topic: Gonzales Canon

Mike Hanson encourages listeners to visit the Gonzales Canon and Gonzales Inquirer websites to comment on the new livestock ordinances and engage in local activism. Reflecting on his family legacy, Hanson mentions living in his grandparents' home in Gonzales and emphasizes the importance of fighting for the freedoms of future generations. The segment concludes with a call for residents to document any potential horse seizures by authorities as the 120-day grace period expires.

Nikki, a reporter for the Gonzales Canon, describes an investigation into election tampering involving City Councilman Russell Grant. The scheme involved marking approximately 100 mail-in ballot applications as "disabled" without the voters' knowledge to trigger automatic ballot delivery. Out of 100 applications reviewed, 83 voters were found to be able-bodied individuals who were unaware of their fraudulent status.

The Gonzales Canon newspaper was established approximately 18 months ago following the reporter's termination from another local publication due to her voter fraud investigation. The hosts praise this "old-fashioned" investigative journalism as a rare alternative to mainstream media that typically relies on press releases. The segment concludes with a call for listeners to visit the newspaper's website to review the full findings of the election tampering case.