Feds to announce indictments in 'significant criminal matter'

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[JP1201]

Federal authorities are expected to announce indictments in a "significant criminal matter" on Thursday.

U.S. Attorney Don Cochran will be holding a news conference at noon at the Federal Courthouse annex.

Senior leadership from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies will also be in attendance.

News 4 will be live streaming the news conference.

[KC Burke]

They do barbecue in Kansas City. Everywhere else has sort-of-like-barbecue.

Sing it brother.

[OKSooner]

...and I sure am glad, I got a chance to say a word about the music and the mothers of Nashville.

Where were you in 1966?

[Steely Tom]

They are going to indict all the bro-country singers for fraud and impersonating musical artist...

Perhaps the FTC will announce an indictment against 322 drummers for calling themselves "musicians."

ducking and running...

[Songcraft]

"Life In Prison" - Merle Haggard

[DoodleDawg]

Sing it brother.

Sister.

[Steely Tom]

“Nashville Cats”

Get work before they’re two.

[T-Bone Texan]

Seth Rich, atheistic leftist Jew who is now a folk hero to the right.

He was assassinated.

It’s a crazy world we live in.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Busted an illegal Carrie Underwood song downloading ring?

[sevlex]

In all seriousness, I expect this to be about illegal aliens & ms-13.

[KC Burke]

Lived there a long time. Ate in probably 40 different barbecue joints. Each with their own tiny distinctions. Knew Ollie Gates, met Arthur Bryant in the 60s.

Had a lumber yard we used to do business with at my dad’s. That lumber yard would buy about 100 opening day tickets to the Kansas City Athletics at the old stadium. They would put a bunch of picnic benches they would nail together on the back of all their lumber trucks and take us all down to the game on the back of these lumber trucks eating Bryant’s Barbecue.

And you are right, dear lady, last month someone in Michigan tried to serve me pulled pork cooked in vinegar sauce and tell me it was KC barbecue. I told them that such a thing would never be made in a Kansas City barbecue.

[DoodleDawg]

Ate in probably 40 different barbecue joints.

There are 90 to 100 barbecue places in the KC area right now and I'm maybe a quarter of the way through. One of the joys of living here.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Bttt

[DungeonMaster]

The POTUS said a bad word!

[Salvavida]

They do barbecue in Kansas City. Everywhere else has sort-of-like-barbecue.

And all of God's people said, "Amen."

[outpostinmass2]

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[MMaschin]

They do barbecue in Kansas City. Everywhere else has sort-of-like-barbecue.

In KC, the cover it with so much sauce, you can't even taste the meat!

Real BBQ is dry rub, and found in Texas. In a 'real' BBQ restaurant, they don't offer any sauce, or utensils. You get your BBQ wrapped in paper, and eat it with your hands.

[Thibodeaux]

We went to KC and hunted up the Number two rated bar b que house. It was suitably low key and had facilities for many diners.

Compared to Tennessee or north Carolina or especially to Texas, the much touted KC BBQ was at best mediocre. they just didn’t know how

[outpostinmass2]

well i did

[outpostinmass2]

[MMaschin]

We went to KC and hunted up the Number two rated bar b que house. It was suitably low key and had facilities for many diners.

Compared to Tennessee or north Carolina or especially to Texas, the much touted KC BBQ was at best mediocre. they just didn’t know how

Agreed. If someone simply likes tender meat, covered in a sweet sauce, they love KC BBQ. But you can get that by boiling a rack of ribs for an hour, and pouring some sauce on it. BBQ is NOT supposed to 'fall off the bone', if it does that, it's well past overdone, but every time I've tried KC BBQ, that's the way it has come out.

For good BBQ you have to be able to taste the smoke, and you should be able to bite through the meat, and take a bite, without the meat pulling from the bone. If the meat falls off the bone, it's simply protein mush in sweet sauce.