Left of Center Show Thomas McDermott, Jr. and Kevin Smith

Tom goes fishing and catches a shark; 72-year-old Bill Belichick is dating a 24-year-old; Tom and Kevin discuss the IndyStar’s three-part report on “the rise and fall of Indiana’s Casino King” Rod Radcliff; will Indiana ever elect a female governor; Mike Braun’s handpicked candidate to be his lieutenant governor loses at the Indiana GOP convention; did IN Attorney General Todd Rokita get his campaign boxing gloves idea from Tom?

The one and only John Cantrell fills in for Tom; did a bunch of Pizza Huts just close; Cantrell discusses the outcome of a recent high profile case of his; Kevin Spacey says he is now homeless; the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest just got interesting; Russian warships arrive in Cuba.

Sphere in Las Vegas rescinds ban on concertgoer who smoked a bong inside the venue; Trump talks about what would be worse, electrocution from a sinking boat or being eaten by a shark; Tom is having trouble seeing a path to victory for President Biden and also takes exception to the Democratic National Committee’s recent investment in Indiana races; Caitlin Clark doesn’t make the Olympic team; an attack on a couple walking in Chicago results in a miscarriage.

Tom predicts the future at a recent Chicago Cubs game; Illinois Governor J. B. Pritzker weighs in on the controversies surrounding Dolton, IL Mayor Tiffany Henyard; Trump’s response when asked about his relationship with God; remote Amazon tribe ends up addicted to pornography and social media after they received internet from Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites; Kevin’s brother Matt “Money” Smith talks with Tom and Kevin about how it feels to be asked to give this year’s commencement speech at Morgan Park Academy, knowing Jim Harbaugh, his plans to check out Sphere in Las Vegas, and more.

Evangelist Franklin Graham writes a letter of support to Donald Trump; Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene loses her cool with a reporter after yesterday’s House hearing with Dr. Anthony Fauci; Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita goes after sanctuary cities; chaos erupts at a recent Dolton, Illinois board meeting; is Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis dating someone too young for his age; brief technical issue causes Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway stock to drop 99%.

Former U.S. Senator from Indiana Joe Donnelly to step down as U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican; Trump found guilty; Marshmello to perform at Hammond, Indiana’s Festival of the Lakes on Saturday, July 20th; charges against golfer Scottie Scheffler dropped; a posted sign in front of the Laurel, Mississippi City Hall sparks discussion.