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March 4, 2022

Season 9 Episode 32 | 51m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

Ukranians currently living in Oklahoma react to the Russian invasion of their homeland.

How will the war in Ukraine affect Oklahomans? It may have a big impact on oil and wheat prices. Plus, Taelyr Jackson reports on how Ukrainians living in Oklahoma are reacting to Russia’s invasion of their Homeland. Who will replace Jim Inhofe in the U.S. Senate and what will his legacy be? Jason Doyle reports. Fentanyl is becoming one of the deadliest drugs in America.

03/04/2022

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March 4, 2022

Season 9 Episode 32 | 51m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

How will the war in Ukraine affect Oklahomans? It may have a big impact on oil and wheat prices. Plus, Taelyr Jackson reports on how Ukrainians living in Oklahoma are reacting to Russia’s invasion of their Homeland. Who will replace Jim Inhofe in the U.S. Senate and what will his legacy be? Jason Doyle reports. Fentanyl is becoming one of the deadliest drugs in America.

03/04/2022

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