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Spencer Kietzman is back for the weekend edition of KKHI. It wasn't that long ago we were asking the question if the Chiefs would even make the playoffs. Now, the one seed and first round bye is in play for KC. K-State has a stand-alone bowl game right before the College Football National Championship game, and MU's Tyler Badie earns unanimous All-SEC honors. Riley Gates of 24/7 Sports joins. 

   Enes Kanter's escape to freedom has been known for awhile but it is just now registering with people how dangerous his journey has been.  The Boston Celtics star is now America's biggest critic of China and real oppression and social injustice around the world.  As we watch Jussie Smollett convicted of faking hate crimes in an America that is as close to perfect as it gets on this planet, Kanter reminds us there is big trouble outside our borders. 

   Patrick Mahomes is no longer an elite quarterback and somebody had to say it.  He can regain it and it could be spectacular, but right now, he looks like the sloppy college quarterback 11 teams passed on.  It's unthinkable he is the 18th rated passer this year among starters in the NFL.  We preview the Chiefs and Raiders and two struggling quarterbacks.

  And Lee Sterling is here from www.paramountsports.com with our weekend picks and a holiday special for you.

   One has to feel bad that Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas has worked  hard to climb the ladder in DC and become well known for future elections, only to get disrespected.  So you'll have to excuse me if I feel a little sorry for this hard working opportunist when the President forgot his name during a bumbling speech about nothing in KC on Wednesday.

   Some incredible new polling has been released that shows Hispanic voters are now evenly split between Republicans and Democrats.  While another poll shows college students that are Democrats are nearly 8 times more biased than their fellow students that are Republicans.

   And even liberal Bob Costas is piling on the NBA for it's hypocrisy supporting the America sucks crowd and it's silence on China.

   It may not be a great game Saturday at Allen Field House but the listening to KU and MU fans climb all over each other this week is a blast.  I've got an email from a Mizzou fan... and a suggestion... that is off the charts fantastic.

   The "female" swimmer at Penn wins an event by 38 seconds because she's a biological male.  This is the worst discrimination against women in America that I've ever seen.

   A Ryder Cup champion golfer pees his pants and passes out on a British Airways flight after allegedly fondling a stranger's breasts and is arrested on arrival.  Uh oh.

   A new tv series is coming to Paramount Plus called "Kansas City" and you won't believe who it stars.  It's going to be a massive hit.

   And Clint Switzer from www.starcademedia.com is here to talk Chiefs and Border War on KKHI.

    A listener has tipped me off that the new KCI is going to be the "most inclusive airport in the world" according to developers.  That means giant 'all gender' restrooms are going to be featured prominently, where ladies can sit right next to drunk uncle Frank doing his business.  Such progress.

   Joe Biden has a high stakes conference call with Vladimir Putin Tuesday, so we ask the obvious question.  Who's handling that call for the United States?

   There's a Let's Go Brandon store just in time for Christmas and it drawing quite a crowd in a blue state.  We have the details.

   Bill Belichick is some sort of freaky wizard or Jedi mind trick master or something.  What he did Monday night in the Patriots win over the Bills is just incredible.

   You'll have to excuse me if I'm getting a little too excited about the Chiefs but I'm just thrilled to see them playing elite defense.  Sure, we can pick at some scabs this team has, but if they play defense like this, who's going to beat them?

   Unfortunately, Stan Weber is not on today's podcast and I explain why.  And I'm really sorry.

   Kansas State and Mizzou have their bowl assignments, Brent Venables is the new coach at OU and the College Football Playoff is set.

   Joe Biden is coming to KC.  Oh, goodie.

    And one of the greatest people I ever met is going into the Hall of Fame... the legendary and wonderful Buck O'Neil.

   If you could stand to watch our ill president fumble through a teleprompter speech on Friday, you were left wondering how in the world is he still on the job.

   A national Democrat committee has tweeted out thanks to the president because the price of gas dropped from $3.40 to $3.38.  That is not a joke.

   The Chiefs are wearing masks at work again and the NFL has suspended a player for three games for lying about getting the shot.  But players with multiple off season arrests just keep suiting up.

  And an NBA team set a record for largest margin of victory ever.   A whopping 152-79 beatdown.

   What more could you want than an episode with an invitation attached?  Here it is.... we're having a listener party for everyone on December 9 at 5:00pm at the Brass Rail in the Northland.  BR is located at 152 Highway and North Brighton road and we would love to see you there.  

   Also, my preview of the matchup between the Chiefs and Broncos as KC has won 11 straight in this series.

   And Lee Sterling from www.paramountsports.com has your college football title game picks and his NFL faves.

   All polling shows that America misses Donald Trump very much and it's easy to understand why.  Yes, Biden is failing, but it's even simpler than that and many American's don't even know this is the reason why. I'll explain.

   Alec Baldwin breaks down in an interview with ABC News.  Now we get to decide if we think he's just acting.

   Chris Cuomo says he's "embarrassed" by his suspension and journalism scandal at CNN.  But he's pushing forward and not talking about it any more.  

   MLB owners have locked out the players, we'll give you the simple reason why and how quickly this could be resolved.  Norman, Oklahoma is melting down in Lincoln Riley's wake.  And Lebron James tweets out that he may be a vax skeptic now.  Uh oh. 

   A huge Supreme Court case regarding laws on Abortion in Mississippi is about to dominate headlines but what's really on trial is whether the federal government should be in charge of all our lives or if states should have more rights for its people.

    Dr. Oz is rich, famous and  a heart surgeon.  He's also from a family of grateful legal immigrants and he says the government has tried to kill our spirit and dignity through Covid.  He's right... and now he's running for Senate.

   The College Football Playoff is shaping up to be four teams not named Ohio State, Clemson or Alabama and that makes this really fun.

   The Chiefs activate veteran lineman Kyle Long and it's more than a roster move.  It signals the Chiefs are flipping a switch as the calendar switches to December.

   And everyone, including OU fans, are making fun of OU president Joe Harroz as he just continues to step in piles of manure. 

    It's a simple slogan that's probably meant to be snarky, but when I saw a post from a reader of a story that simply said, "The final variant is Communism," it really stood out to me.  Today, we compare what Dems want to do with government through the lens of what they've done with a virus.

   Another week, another judge hammering away at Joe Biden's illegal mandates.  Ten states, including Missouri and Kansas, won't be losing healthcare workers to Biden's rule.  He loses these things at every turn.

   New USC coach Lincoln Riley is getting $110 million at his new gig, but it's the bonuses and perks that will make you shake your head.  It would take a lot of nerve to ask for the things he got... but he did it.

   And there's a new king of college football on television... and it isn't close.  SEC on CBS?  Nope.  ESPN, right?  Nah.  Fox Sports is the new king of the sport with it's Big 12/Big Ten combo.

   With Lincoln Riley giving Oklahoma the shaft that OU gave to the Big 12, it's time for the Sooners to consider crawling back on their hands and knees.  Stan Weber discusses the disaster in Norman and it's effect on college football across the country.

   Also, we break down the playoff picture for Chiefs in the AFC and identify a strong favorite in the NFC.

   Hey, there's a new Covid variant and the doctor that discovered it calls it "extremely mild."  So of course, Dr. Fauci is hitting the panic and calling it "extremely contagious."  So are colds.  Liberal pols are lining up to lock us down.

K-State and Mizzou lose their regular season closers, as they await their bowl game matchups, it's time to ask the question as to what K-State's future looks like at QB in the post Skylar Thompson era. Also, MU has some key players returning next year, do they scare anyone in the SEC east?

The Titans play at New England, The Chargers play at Denver, the Browns play at the Ravens, plus Indianapolis has their biggest test thus far as they host Brady and the Bucs, all while the Chiefs are on a bye week. Seems like this Sunday we may get some clarity on who the pretenders and contenders are in the AFC.

Riley Gates of 24/7 Sports joins.

   Happy Thanksgiving to all and if you're like us, you're mixing in plenty of sports the next few days.  Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com has his Turkey Shootout for us this weekend.

   Also, we remember the fiercely quiet competitor Wade Davis.  Davis has hung up the cleats but will always be remembered for transitioning from starter to closer and winning a trophy with the Royals.

  And the Kansas Jayhawks open play in a basketball tournament at Disneyworld... it's a tourney they are heavily favored to win.

   Its sad we have to ignore two days worth of reports about stories like the tragedy in Wisconsin where 6 people were killed and 47 injured, before we learn the real facts.  The truth here is this never should have happened and an elected Democrat is responsible.

   NBC News has some suggestions on how to beat Bidenflation on Thanksgiving Day.... Just eat Spaghetti.  You have to hear this.

   T-Mobile Center is dirty and could be a bigger health risk for you than some virus.

   Sporting KC hosts Salt Lake this Sunday in the MLS playoffs in an intriguing matchup.  We explain why this match is different.

   And a man bet $50 to win $1.1 million hitting the great sports bet in the history of sports betting. You will be astonished how this happened.

   In a sure sign the election year has started, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has conceded to Republican lawmakers and will sign the Kansas "freedom" bill which means an employee in Kansas does NOT have to get the jab.  It's really a state law that backs up federal law and Kelly knows it.  But it's an election year for her now, she had no choice.

   The CDC, as quietly as the Chiefs report settlements, released some stunning numbers of how many Americans have had Covid.  This alone should be the stats that mean the pandemic is over.

   Joe Biden is releasing 50 million barrels of oil which isn't nearly enough to bring prices down much.  But it's yet another sign the election year is on and Dems are really feeling the heat.

   Fox Sports has announced the formation of the new USFL football league and they will start play in the spring of 2022.  We discuss if it has a chance.

   Nobody's asking the important question about the Chiefs financial payments to little Ariel Young and her family.  This was announced, as all murky news is announced, late on a Friday afternoon.

   Why did the Chiefs pay all this money?  The low level, addict employee that got drunk and injured the girl has been fired and is likely headed to jail.  What do the Chiefs have to do with this?

   You know how mad this stuff makes me and this is as ugly as it gets.  I'll share the column I wrote for our Patrons on Saturday and play my guest appearance on The Chris Stigall Show concerning this topic.  It's not for everyone, but it's real and it's truthful.

   Also, I'm never going back to my long time vet clinic with my dog.  Wait until you hear how nutty Covid  made these whackos and I'm naming names.  Bye Bye never felt so good. 

   It's impossible to remember an NFL defense improving this much "in season."  We've never seen anything like it as Chris Jones is back in the middle blowing everything up, the corners are settling in and the rush ends seem to know their roles.  This is amazing as the Chiefs beat Dallas 19-9 and have sent a message to every team in the AFC that they can beat you with something other than 400 yards by Patrick Mahomes.

  Stan Weber joins us to analyze the Chiefs, Mizzou's complete season turnaround the last two weeks and job openings at LSU, USC and Florida and how they make dramatically change the Big 12. 

   There are families and children in need in our community this holiday season and we are blessed to have people like Brigette Chirpich and everyone at Catholic Charities to do God's work.  In fact, there are dozens of organizations that step up year round and you may already be affiliated with one or have your own family tradition to help others.

  If you do, we still think you'll be enlightened hearing about Christmas Shining Star and what the program does for kids in Kansas City and St. Joseph.  If you don't, we'd love for you to join the effort.  And if you'll indulge me just a little, this episode is quite personal and emotional.

   It's been almost two months since Beth Reams lost her job at Pembroke Hill for posting about the vax on her personal Facebook page.  We discuss her comments about how she believes she's a victim of bias that liberal teachers don't endure.

   Also, we have special message about our upcoming podcast on Friday.

   And Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com has his Chiefs/Cowboys pick and our favorite college selections.

   The Rittenhouse trial is showing all Americans, no matter what you think of the case, that getting a fair trial is folly in America today.  Jurors are threatened and they can hear protesters outside the building.  The prosecution appears to have withheld evidence and the judge has made comments this whole thing is a mess.  So, how do we fix it?

   New polling shows Americans, in a dramatic way, are learning that BLM isn't a slogan, it's a Marxist political movement.  We have the numbers.

   KKHI honors a local  start up  company www.finchknifeco.com and their fabulous pocket knives.  I've known the co-founder for years and it's a collection of products to consider this holiday season if you want to support our local economy. 

   Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is already in Missouri in advance of the Chiefs/Cowboys game.  It shouldn't be a surprise as he's basically a Missouri native.  We'll share his history.

    And the Pittsburg State football team's MVP last week was the long snapper.  He earned the honor on the bus before the game.

   It's hard to say whether its a great thing about KC or an embarrassing thing, but the Lee's Summit police are working overtime to re-route traffic jams around Patrick Mahomes first Whataburger in the KC area.  Really?

   More importantly, we break down a really sexy matchup between the high flying Cowboy and Chiefs.  

   Everyone is still buzzing about KU's stunning win over Texas, we hear from www.dannyclinkscale.com about what this means for the program.

   And Republicans seem to finally be serious about defunding PBS and NPR as the liberal, government run propaganda machines have turned Sesame Street into woke training for toddlers.

   As we watch the president stammer and stumble, reports are surfacing there is chaos behind the scenes.  This is not a surprise at any White House, but the president has a duty to all Americans to fire, accept resignations or demote staff that are causing problems.  And he hasn't.

   The Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial is about as close to a slam dunk self defense case as you'll find.  So what's being tested here?  A scared jury.  Will these people fear violence and perhaps personal problems if they acquit Rittenhouse?

   Missouri Senator Josh Hawley is introducing a "parents rights" bill as it pertains to public schooling.  It's so great there are no words and I dare a democrat to speak out against it.

   The Kansas City Kangaroos beat the Missouri Tigers 80-66.  Does that headline sound like a Ted Lasso episode?  Well, KC's coach has a lot of things in common with the fictional character... and a local football coach.

   Sunday was an epic showdown for television networks as the Chiefs played the Raiders, Yellowstone episode two aired and Adele and Oprah has big interview and music event.  I've got the ratings for you.

   What incredible weekend of football as the Chiefs rout the Raiders and take over first place in the AFC West.  But even that paled in comparison to the thrilling drama of KU winning 57-56 at Texas on a two point conversion.  It was a game... and a win... for the ages.

   Kansas State is on a roll, make it four in a row for the suddenly surging Wildcats.  And Mizzou's Tyler Badie carries the Tigers to victory over South Carolina.  Stan Weber is here to break it all down. 

The Chiefs have 8 remaining games, and five of them are against their division. Sunday night in Las Vegas is very crucial for the Chiefs playoff hopes. K-State has their season back on track, but can they snap their 5-game losing streak to West Virginia? KU plays Texas for the last time in the for seeable future, and they are 31 point underdogs. If Missouri wants a chance at playing in a Bowl Game, they must beat South Carolina at home. Riley Gates of 24/7 Sports joins Spencer Kietzman to talk football. 

   The CDC comes clean as a truly shocking and under reported fact is out about Americans that have had covid but didn't get the jab.  You won't believe this when you hear it.

   Judge Bruce Schroeder is the judge in the Rittenhouse trial and we here at KKHI nominate him as America's best judge.  Of course, the left is unhinged by his tie, his phone ringer and his salute to veterans.  This could only be controversial if you hate America.

   We'll talk about the Chiefs game plan this week against the Raiders and talk a little Wildcats, Tigers and Jayhawks, too.

   And a Pizzeria in Florida has a line out the door selling dirty pizzas.  You'll hear the rest of the story on KKHI.

   Let's call this the greatest hits edition of KKHI as we play for you a clip of Anthony Fauci predicting thousands of kids will die in American homes if they live with somebody that has AIDS.  He was wrong then and, incredibly, still wrong about kids today.

   We have a Fauci parody song that's outstanding and getting a ton of views on Youtube, a listener tipped me off.  You'll like "Pure Blooded" the parody of Foreigner's "Hot Blooded" as it just rips Fauci and the vaccine booster madness.

  And of course Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com shares his thoughts on the Chiefs/Raiders,  MU/USC and KSU/WV along with plenty of other pro and college picks.

   We have a salute to veterans theme on this episode featuring a terrific song at the end written for vets called, "Mr. Red, White and Blue."  We know you will like it.

   A second grader in Tampa appears before the school board for a second time after being suspended 38 times for not wearing a mask.  She crushes them, we'll play it for you.

  LIBron James is wrong again after some really stupid comments on social media about the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

  Every day now, more and more libs are speaking out that the vaccine isn't all that it's cracked up to be, Bill Gates now calls it a failure.  Ouch, this is really falling about for the Rona Freaks.

   Are the Chiefs really pursuing Odell Beckham jr?  It's impossible to tell from comments by Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes.  And the "Mexicutioner" Joakim Soria retires after 14 incredible years in MLB.

   There's a bunch of theories in the media and in conversations with your friends why Patrick Mahomes is playing so poorly and I reject all of them.  We've discussed the possibility there is behind the scenes chaos at Arrowhead, but nobody knows that.  There can only be one other thing and it's scary as heck for Chiefs fans.

   The Kansas Jayhawks dismantled Michigan State to start the college basketball season as Ochai Agbaji shreds Sparty for 29.  Remy Martin and the rest of the vets impressed too, but the scary part for opponents is a trio of freshman sprinkled in to provide a spark.

    New inflation numbers are out and everything is up 6.2% from Donald Trump's last month in office.  That officially means most Americans are worse off than a year ago.  How dumb is this country to not know this would happen with Dems in charge of everything.

   And Covid 19 fear is fading everywhere, so liberals are pushing back with more on climate change.  It's their permanent scare to voters as weather will never end.

   The 5th Circuit Court slams Joe Biden's mandate that businesses with 100 employees or more must require the vax or fire the employees.  Another week, another loss for this wobbly president.

   There's  a movement to re-name Johnson County, Kansas.  You have to hear the ridiculous solution they have come up with to strip the honor away from a man that died 155 years ago.

   Number 3 Kansas starts the college basketball season against an unranked Michigan State team.  On paper, this looks like a mismatch.  But the first game of the season, ask any coach, is a wildcard even if you're loaded with veteran studs like KU.

   SKC's Peter Vermes had an epic rant after MLS officials just blew the worst call of the year in Sunday's loss to Salt Lake.   Typically of the brilliant Vermes, this is not whining over a missed call... no.. he says this type of thing is why the NFL is America's favorite sport and not soccer.  You have to hear it.

   And we remember Christa Patrick, who was the board operator and engineer of "Between the Lines" for over three years.  She sadly died of cancer at the far too young age of 51.

   The Chiefs have a face only a mother could love... they are that ugly.  But they catch the biggest break of any team in the NFL this year by getting the Packers without Aaron Rodgers.  Take the win, keep grinding, figure out who and what you are and play your best ball in January.  That's the plan and Stan Weber is here to let us know if they can pull it off.

   Meanwhile, the rest of the league was bonkers Sunday.  The Bills, Cowboys, Bengals, Saints and Raiders all getting undressed.  Such fun.

   And K-State manhandles KU Saturday and don't look now but the Cats are suddenly on a roll.

   Now we are seeing local school board races flip in the days after polls close and the whole way we vote in America has become a joke.  Mail-in voting needs to be complete and counted well before election day to restore confidence in the system.

   Dems actually think they lost elections this week because they didn't spend $5 trillion on a bunch of useless crap when the truth is Americans are sending a strong signal they want the government to do nothing.

   Reporters that predicted the Chiefs would be 15-2 this year are writing crazy stuff all over the country about a conspiracy that Patrick Mahomes is hurt.  The truth is, the only thing holding him back is between his ears.

   And the week of the Sunflower Showdown, we have a recruiting story between KU and K-State that has to be the first of its kind, ever. 

   We begin with the story of what many thought was my demise on Wednesday as a trencher ripped through our fiber at the house and the podcast was delayed four hours.  Even my mom was scared for me.  Of course, the liberals were hoping it was anything but a technical issue.  I'll share.

  And Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com has his picks for KU/KSU, MU/UGA, the Chiefs/Packers and more as the football weekend is almost here.

   For a team everyone in counting out, the Chiefs sure seem to be living a charmed existence.  The latest gifts to KC have Aaron Rodgers out this week and Henry Ruggs booted from the Raiders.  If... if they could just improve a little, this could still be a fun season.

   KU Hoops gets started with a win over Emporia State, but the early season story is how Bill Self is handling a veteran team that has everything on the roster you could hope for.  I love the way this coach whips his team into shape.

   I heard back from the VP of Marketing and Communications at K-State and it isn't pretty.   I'll read you the letter than basically says they are choosing to keep killing Beagles with your tax dollars.

   And Jennifer Gilmore was declared the winner Tuesday night swinging the Olathe School Board to conservative control.  But then the sun came up Wednesday and they found 1,143 more votes.  You have to hear this story. 

  So sorry for the delay, the landscapers cut a trencher right through my fiber about 5 minutes before posting this morning.  But it's worth the wait.

   Conservatives and soccer moms and concerned Americans were heard loud and clear Tuesday that socialism and liberalism are no good.  When elections are about issues and voters know them, Republicans always flourish.

  Locally and nationally, people voted in an off year informed and ready to make a difference from school boards to Governors races.

   Chris Stigall is a good friend and a great conservative broadcaster on KCMO Talk Radio 710.   I spent two segments on his show discussing Patrick Mahomes losing his confidence and the reported research on dogs taking place at Kansas State University.  Thanks to Chris for having me on.

   The Chiefs keep their season alive by beating the Giants... barely.  Stan Weber is about to provide insight you just don't get from other analysts as he believes Patrick Mahomes' confidence is shot and he won't get it back any time this year.

   Also, we talk about a Kansas City kid that is a breakout college football star that could be headed to All America status.

   And I learned Monday that my alma mater is taking part in the sick Anthony Fauci funded "research" that is killing Beagle puppies all over the world.  I'm absolutely heartbroken but I will get find some answers.

   Monday night football against the Giants is a chance to restart the season for the Chiefs as the Chargers lose again and the division seems to be just sitting there for the Chiefs to take.  With 5 of their next 6 at home... and a bye... the Chiefs have no excuses going forward.

    K-State drills TCU and it gets Gary Patterson fired.  That's two weeks in a row the Cats beat a team and fired a coach and it seems like this happens all the time.   In the 31-12 win, KSU fans were treated to the greatest pass rushing performance by a college player of all time.  Debate me.

   Saturday night as a "Let's Go Brandon" banner flew over the World Series in Atlanta, President Trump and Melania were in attendance chanting and doing the chop.  Did you see where they were sitting?  It had to be the worst seat Trump has had for a baseball game in 50 years. 

   And with a Covid outbreak in the west wing, Joe Biden has taken his cue cards to Europe on his way to the climate summit.  He'll literally drive 85 cars to the Summit and there are reports that Biden is sick and can't control his bowels.  This is getting serious. 

   This is one of my favorite podcasts yet.

   Mark Alford spent 23 years waking up Kansas City viewers as the most popular morning host this town has ever seen.  Funny, smart, informed and sometimes unpredictable, Alford wasn't the anchor of Fox 4's morning show, he was the boat.

   A few weeks ago he stunned viewers when he walked away.  Everyone agreed it was amicable, so what the heck was he up to?  Well, we found out.  

   This dyed in the wool conservative has decided to run for Congress in Missouri's 4th District.  Count us in with our full support for Mark, he's uniquely qualified and prepared for this.  Enjoy this fun conversation.

    If you've had the nerve to wager against your teams this year, you've been cleaning up on opponents of Kansas, Kansas State, Mizzou and the Chiefs.  How bad has it been?  Heading into last week, only KU, MU and Clemson hadn't covered this year.  Kansas is now off the list.

   K-State has underperformed and the Chiefs have been a big winner for opponents as they've only covered twice since last November.

   Does it turn around this week?  Lee Sterling is here from www.paramountsports.com with his picks. 

   It's an off year election but there's plenty to pour over.  As Kansas City was stunned to see Fox 4 morning host Mark Alford "retire" from his position of over 20 years, it didn't sound right that he was going into real estate.  He's not.  Alford has announced he's a conservative running for Congress next year.

  In Overland Park, voters have a chance to make a real difference by electing a true conservative Tuesday in Mike Czinege for Mayor.  We chat with him about his early voting lead.   Also, you'll meet Mark Hamill running for JCCC Board of Trustees and Jennifer Gilmore running for Olathe School board.

   We also give you a cheat sheet for non-partisan school board races that could make a real difference.  Grab a pencil. 

   Now that the Chiefs are losing, they are answering questions they should have been asked two years ago and Patrick Mahomes' answers are revealing.

   MLB commissioner Rob Manfred supports the team name Braves and the chop chant because he says native Americans support it.  So why didn't he support the voter ID law in Georgia, which is clearly the will of the people?

   And the DA in New Mexico says there was a massive amount of live ammunition on the set of the movie "Rust."  This is going to be a long a telling investigation into a production gone bad.

   We cover all the bases on this episode as we wrap up a nearly perfect long weekend in Nashville that will make you feel a lot better than the Chiefs awful play.

   The tragic, unnecessary death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins really exposes the corruption and hypocrisy in Hollywood as actors dedicate their off screen time to gun control but make millions on screen playing with guns.  There are only two questions to ask of Alec Baldwin, we'll tell you what they are.

   Anthony Fauci is taking another round of heat for torturing and killing Beagle puppies and this time it's sticking a little more.  This is a sick and evil man that should not be collecting our tax dollars.

   And Celtics star Enes Kanter has been blistering the Chinese Communist party for human rights abuses, now he's turned his sights on NIKE.  

Spencer is in for KK on a reaction Monday, joined by Stan Weber breaking down the Chiefs bad loss at Tennessee. Mahomes did not throw a TD pass in a game for the first time in his career, as KC has big issues on both sides of the ball. KU had a second half lead on No. 3 Oklahoma, and QB Jason Bean played well. K-State came back after a slow start to beat Texas Tech in Lubbock. 

The Chiefs still haven't shown us the "Chiefs" of the past three years, and the Titans have the best running back in the NFL, which will cause problems for the Chiefs D. Dave Chappelle is being criticized by the LGBT community after his final Netflix special, who paid him $60 million dollars over the last four years. All this and a week 7 NFL preview on a football friday!

   With so many people worried about getting fired over the federal vaccine mandate, we have some information that could make you feel better.  There's millions of Americans worried about their jobs and careers but I heard from a local businessman that has an idea and an offer you can't refuse if you're in that position.

    Bob Huggins is never short on words and he generally has good ideas for college basketball.  At Big 12 media days, Huggins is now proposing to blow up the NCAA Tourney to make more money for the bigger schools.

   And a big NFL week is ahead.  Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com is here with his free picks and they best subscription offer yet.  Five sports, ten days, $100.  It's time to give him a try.

   It's official, Donald Trump has gone social with a brand new platform cleverly called "Trump Social."  Of course it can help him if he runs for president but nobody knows exactly how successful it may be.  We'll discuss the possibilities.

   A scientist at the National Institute of Health has provided a letter to congress that the U.S. funded gain of function research in Wuhan and that Anthony Fauci and NIH Director Collins both knew about it an lied under oath.

   Enes Kanter of the Boston Celtics knows more about international politics and persecution than you and I and it's getting him and his team in some trouble.  The Celtics are now banned in China along with the 76ers, because of a pair of shoes Kanter wore.  This is an incredible story.

   Andy Reid said what we've all been thinking... it's time for the Chiefs to stop talking and start playing.  We preview the Chiefs and Titans game.

   Amanda Wohletz owns Rae's Cafe and she isn't taking any crap from anybody.  After Jackson County shut her business down for refusing to follow the stupid mask mandate in restaurants, she has up and moved.  A few miles down the road in Independence, there are no silly mandates and she plans to open the new store in two weeks.

   Normally, the folks in DC are accused of "spinning" the news but we've entered a whole new era.  There's no spinning the border or the prices of everything you buy and the result is the curtain has been pulled down to show us all that these people are just completely out of touch.

   Eliah Drinkwitz is having a bad year at Mizzou but he just got a whole lot of fans off his back when he got a commitment from East St. Louis wide receiver Luther Burden.  This is a big deal.

   And the Chiefs have an eye on acquiring LB/DE Whitney Mercilus after Houston waves goodbye.  This could be a good pickup.

   Lawsuits are getting filed all over the place challenging the Federal mandate to get the vaccine.  Health care workers, railroad and union employees, even football coaches are losing their jobs for not getting a shot.  But we are starting to fight back and we should.

   In Russia, they aren't fighting back because not even Vladimir Putin is mandating his citizens to get the shot.  Russia, in the age of Covid, protects more freedoms for its people than the USA.  How sad.

   The coach at Washington State and four of his assistant football coaches are toast after they failed to get the shot prior to the October 18 deadline.  This is just wrong.

  And legendary college basketball coach and announcer Dick Vitale has spent decades raising money to fight cancer.  Now he has his own fight ahead.

   The Chiefs stay alive with a 31-13 win over Washington that was not nearly as easy as the final score indicates.  Stan Weber separates the good from the bad.

   And it was a beautiful day on campus in Lawrence, Columbia in Manhattan but the football teams were total disasters.

   Also, SEC football is blood sport as LSU has fired its national title winning coach right after he beats a ranked rival.  This is nuts.