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A split-screen graphic titled "The Fight for Oregon's Future." The left side shows a roaring forest wildfire with a sign reading "Dr. Bob Zybach: Federal Mismanagement = Tinderbox." The right side shows a legal team auditing large stacks of voter registration documents with a sign reading "Eric Lee (Judicial Watch): Cleaning 800,000 Inactive Voters."
Oregon’s Future: Forest Mismanagement & Election Integrity | Show 16-20

Oregon’s Future: Forest Mismanagement & Election Integrity | Show 16-20

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Air Dates: May 26 & 17, 2026 | Guests: Dr. Bob Zybach, Lane County commissioner candidate. Plus Eric Lee, Judicial Watch senior attorney (election integrity team)

About This Episode

On Show 16-20, this week, we dive deep into two major fights for Oregon’s future: the mismanagement of our timber landscape and the critical battle over the integrity of our voter rolls.

First, we sit down with Dr. Bob Zybach, who is running for Lane County Commissioner. For decades, Zybach has documented the federal failures that have turned Oregon’s lush forests into tinderboxes. We discuss the real cost of federal forest mismanagement, the status of the National Wildfire Alliance’s work with the Trump administration, and the startling truth about the billions spent on the spotted owl recovery. If you live in Lane County or care about our O&C lands, you need to hear what Zybach says every voter must understand before the May 19th election.

Then, Eric Lee, Senior Attorney for Judicial Watch, joins us to sound the alarm on election integrity. Following a landmark legal victory and settlement against the state of Oregon over its 800,000 inactive voters, Lee breaks down what it takes to actually clean the rolls. And he tells us what’s actually in the settlement agreement that will hold Oregon accountable. We’ll discuss how President Trump’s recent Executive Order and the SAVE Act impact mail-in voting vulnerabilities.

Tune in to hear how demanding accountability for our forests and security at the ballot box will safeguard a promising future for Oregon.

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