KMZQ 670AM, Kevin Wall Radio 6/12/2026 – Hour 2 Part 1

Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire after SpaceX's IPO, with the company aiming to make space travel accessible to anyone—not just astronauts. Meanwhile, a gunman's deadly attack in Midland, Texas, and a controversial vandalism incident on the National Mall—where the numbers 8647 were carved into the grass—have sparked national concern. The episode also highlights growing frustration with healthcare costs, spotlighting MediShare and Fixed Health Benefits as alternatives to traditional insurance. In Las Vegas, the construction of a new Athletics ballpark is progressing ahead of schedule, with Ron Futrell of 8 News Now praising its design and potential impact on the city. The Golden Knights' Stanley Cup final struggles are dissected, with criticism over goaltending decisions and lineup changes. The conversation turns sharply to election integrity, with Ron Futrell arguing that California’s mail-in ballot system is inherently vulnerable to fraud, citing homeless individuals admitting to being paid to vote and unverifiable ballot counts. He asserts that the fraud is 'baked into the cake,' challenging the idea that lack of proof equals lack of fraud. The episode closes with a heated debate on election security, community engagement, and the future of sports and governance in America.