Coming up at 4 pm today on the Rod Arquette Show on Talk Radio 105.9 KNRS, Keep My Voice founder Dave Bateman has accused backers of Count My Vote, and specifically Senator Todd Weiler, of plotting to have a woman in Bateman’s employ falsely accuse him of sexual harassment and both men join the show to discuss the situation. Plus, Chad Blythe, the father of a boy with Down syndrome, joins Rod to discuss how the Boy Scouts of America have voided his sons Eagle Scout Project and taken away many of his merit badges claiming he did not fully meet the requirements to earn them. See below for a full rundown of today’s program.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Monday, March 19, 2018
4:20 pm: Dave Bateman, CEO of Entrata and founder of the Keep My Voice ballot initiative, joins the program to discuss the allegations he has made that a woman in his employ was offered money to make false accusations of sexual harassment against him, and has hinted that people involved with Count My Vote may be behind the plot
4:35 pm: Utah Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to respond to accusations from Entrata CEO and Keep My Voice founder Dave Bateman that Weiler is behind what Bateman calls a plot to make false accusations of sexual harassment against him
5:05 pm: Bryan Melchior, owner of Utah Gun Exchange, joins Rod to discuss the counter-protest planned at the same time as the March for Our Lives protest advocating for gun control
6:05 pm: Chad Blythe, the father of a boy with Down syndrome, joins Rod to discuss how the Boy Scouts of America have voided his sons Eagle Scout Project and taken away many of his merit badges claiming he did not fully meet the requirements to earn them
6:20 pm: Will Flanders, Research Director of the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, joins the program to discuss his piece in the New York Daily News about the negative effects of President Obama’s “positive” school discipline policies
6:35 pm: Podcaster and writer Donna Carol Voss joins the show to discuss why she says California is steamrolling the rights of its citizens by appointing an illegal immigrant to a statewide post