Show Notes for Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Wednesday, June 3, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

HCA Destin-Fort Walton Hospital Nurses Protest On Tuesday

WEAR TV3— Nurses at HCA Fort Walton-Destin Hospital held an informational picket to raise concerns about patient safety and staffing levels. They say ongoing short-staffing and workplace safety issues are making it harder to provide quality care. The demonstration comes as nurses continue negotiating their first union contract with the hospital. Hospital leaders maintain that staffing levels are safe and say they remain committed to reaching an agreement.

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Human Remains Found On Eglin AFB Property

Get The Coast— Human remains found on Eglin Air Force Base property have been identified as those of John “JT” Watson, a DeFuniak Springs man who disappeared in 2015. DNA testing confirmed his identity nearly a decade after he went missing. The discovery brings long-awaited answers to his family and investigators. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.

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Brooks Bridge Replacement Project Completion Now Delayed

Get The Coast— The new Brooks Bridge is now expected to be completed in early 2029, nearly two years later than the original timeline. Major traffic shifts are planned for this fall as construction moves into its next phase. Drivers can expect lane changes and temporary disruptions during the work. The finished bridge will improve traffic flow and provide better pedestrian and bicycle access.

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California Primary Election Shows A Shift To The Right

LA Times— Calif. Governor » Leading candidates Steve Hilton 26.9% Xavier Becerra 25.6. Tom Steyer19.8 Chad Bianco11.2 50.5% of expected vote in Los Angeles mayor » Leading candidates Karen Bass Runoff 36.5% Spencer Pratt 29.5 Nithya Raman. 21.0 49.1% of expected vote in NEW: With votes still being counted, Pratt holds a sizeable lead for 2nd place and appears on track to advance to a runoff against Mayor .

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Dr. Oz Says 35% Of Obamacare Enrollments Are Fraud

X.com - Dr. Oz CMS— Dr. Mehmet Oz said as many as 35% of Affordable Care Act enrollments may be improper or ineligible. He noted that enrollment has grown from about 9 million people a decade ago to more than 20 million today. Oz argued that oversight measures were loosened, making it easier for people to join the program. He said stronger verification processes are needed to ensure only eligible individuals receive coverage.

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Ask Uncle Bobby

Bad advice for good people.

As heard on the B-Team Morning Show

Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.

June 3 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I am thinking about joining a voluntary neighborhood clean-up, but I am not sure my effort will really make a difference. Should I do it?

Drowning In Useless Cleanup Effort
Captain Trashgrab McGee

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

Repeat Day

<p data-id="855d6fad-b58c-4353-9c54-e6405165c844" id="855d6fad-b58c-4353-9c54-e6405165c844">Repeat Day is that glorious little calendar prank where you wake up and decide yesterday wasn’t embarrassing enough, so you run it back like a busted highlight reel. Same routines, same conversations, same “can you believe it’s already” nonsense—only now you’re doing it on purpose, which is the most honest thing most people will do all year. The rules are simple: repeat what you did, pretend it’s tradition, and act surprised when your brain starts filing a restraining order. It’s not here to fix your life, sweetheart—it’s here to show you the parts you keep rewatching, whether you meant to or not.</p>

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