Kevin Kietzman Has Issues Kevin Kietzman

   The popup ad that started playing in front of this podcast Wednesday was a surprise to me, too.  I'll explain fully what's going on and I'm asking for your input.
   Conservative writer Jack Cashill at www.wnd.com has authored a column asking if the George Floyd era is over after he snapped a picture of a giant mural of Floyd on a building near his office being painted over.  You have to hear this.
   It's too late for many suspended athletes from this past year but the federal government has implemented a new rule for college athletes pertaining to Title IX that will keep the fellas playing.
   George Brett went on MLB Radio and proclaimed what I've been saying for years: It's time for the Royals and Chiefs to split up.
   We'll talk some needs for the Chiefs in next week's draft, the NCAA wants more free agency for athletes and a former Royal gets suspended for something he said.  This could get interesting.

     Former Attorney General  William Barr is no fan of Donald Trump but says he'll vote for him in November.  Barr made the comments as he was speaking truth about the dangers of the Biden administration and weaponizing our justice system.  You gotta hear this.
   The Kansas City Star writes a headline that makes it look like Josh Hawley stole campaign funds to buy himself a car and then explains in the story it was a business move that any Missouri voter would see as brilliant and savvy..... and legal.
   How can it possibly be that millions of dollars worth of merchandise and memorabilia was stolen from Augusta National Golf Club over a 13 year period?  Even worse, it was somebody that worked there that has finally been arrested.  This sounds like a great Netflix movie or documentary.
   Caitlin Clark jerseys are already sold out and not available at major sites until August or October and retailers are blaming Nike.  But, what if Nike is up to something for themselves?
   The Royals get a double header split against the White Sox but its becoming alarming to see how weak their bats are on the road.
   And former Mizzou player Jontay Porter has been booted from the NBA for life.  I've got the details on his gambling scandal.  Then, our Final Final is a famous football coach that has never had coffee.

   It hurts to say this but KCMO Mayor Quentin Lucas inviting illegal aliens unhappy in New York to set up shop in KC will likely get somebody killed.  And he's willing to spend tax dollars to make it happen while presiding over record murder rates he cannot fix.  While Mayor Q is three years behind other big city Mayors that are now changing their minds after failure, this man can't stand the idea of others moving ahead of him in the Democrat party.  So collateral damage be damned, Q is on board now with all the other Dems that simply don't care about your safety.  This will impact everyone in our region.  
   A high school student gets set up during a classroom project to use the word "alien" and gets suspended, defunding NPR gains momentum and baseball pitcher Trevor Bauer is proven right again as a woman that extorted him for $1 million is charged with multiple felonies in Arizona.
   Then, a former GM that's on MLB Network loves the Royals and thinks they could win the division, Patrick Mahomes is on the cover of Time Magazine and a proposed CFB Super League looks very 1985.

   Donald Trump is on trial in New York for a crime not named because if they did name it exactly, it would be a misdemeanor and would be thrown out.  It's the weakest of all the trials and clearly political which makes me ask the question about one person missing from this topic who's sitting on the sidelines.  And it makes me really angry.
   These pro Hamas protesters blocking roads to airports and closing the Golden Gate bridge should have the book thrown at them.  Lock them up and see how they get treated in our prisons.
   The Kansas City Star is clearly transitioning to something less crazy than their far left past few years.  I'll share some examples of how the market place is reeling the whackos in. 
    17 games in and the Royals are the most well rounded team, statistically, since 1977.  That's a team many Royals fans believe was the greatest Royals team of all time.
   Andy Reid comments on Rashee Rice and, of course, it was not Andy's finest moment.  
   And University of Nebraska play by play broadcaster Greg Sharpe makes an emotional announcement on the air.  I met and worked with Greg beginning in 1982 and this one is tough. 

   Greetings from Austin, Texas as we are wrapping up a visit to see my son and get a little sun.  We lock in on the brilliance of Scottie Scheffler's game at Augusta, the Royals falling in New York and a spectacle at Arrowhead Saturday night.
   Then, a new poll show Americans remember the Trump years fondly.

   In our quest to promote Republican officials that drive the KC media absolutely crazy, today we chat with Mike Brown.
   As the new chair of the GOP in Kansas, and his wife leading the Trump campaign in Kansas, this is a family affair.  Mike's just like a lot of us, a real radical that wants to enforce laws already on the books and make sure we have free and fair elections.  
   But what really stirs the dems is Mike just won't back down.  Compromise isn't very high on his list of priorities.