REPLAY: AMY ACTON INCIDENT | DATA CENTER REVOLT | WHY AMERICANS MUST QUESTION GOVERNMENT

REPLAY — THE JAKE UNDERWOOD SHOW What really happened at the Canfield Fair involving Amy Acton? We break down the incident involving an armed man who forced his way through the crowd toward Acton, what authorities have established, what remains unknown and why facts matter before a political narrative takes over. PLUS, Ohio’s fight over massive data centers is getting bigger. Sen. Bernie Moreno is calling for an end to taxpayer subsidies for data centers as communities across Ohio raise questions about electric bills, water, infrastructure, tax incentives and whether residents should have a greater say in what gets built in their communities. And we tackle a bigger question: Why must Americans be willing to criticize and question their own government? Supporting your country doesn’t mean blindly supporting every decision made by the people running it. Free speech, dissent and the ability to hold elected officials accountable are fundamental parts of the American system — regardless of which party is in power. GUESTS: Jim Renacci joins us to discuss the Amy Acton incident, Ohio’s tightening political races, warning signs for Republicans heading into November and the growing data-center debate. Rob Dintaman, attorney and Republican candidate for Ohio Senate District 23, joins us to discuss citizen challenges to major data-center developments and the question at the center of the debate: Who gets a say when a data center comes to your community? THE JAKE UNDERWOOD SHOW Live. Local. Cleveland to the Nation. Weekdays 9 AM–12 PM ET AM 1420 The Answer | FM 102.9 Watch on Rumble, YouTube and X, and AM 1420 The Answer on Facebook JakeUnderwoodShow.com