Sen. Tom Cotton has encouraged people to forcibly remove protesters who block traffic and Bryan is sympathetic to his viewpoint. A Seattle teacher is on paid administrative leave for his awful statements about what happened in Israel on Oct. 7. NPR's CEO is in the spotlight for her anti-conservative rhetoric and the scrutiny is well-deserved. // UK prepares for vote to permanently ban smoking and Bryan calls it 'government overreach'. // Senate will convene an impeachment trial for DHS Secretary Mayorkas. 

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Grizzlies are officially coming back to the north Cascades and farmers aren't happy about it. Boeing Starliner gears up for historic space mission after a series of problems. // A checking of the texting. // Fake pandas in China fascinate Bryan. WSJ and Politico have stories about elites that are funding campus unrest. Bryan continues to defend Israel's prosecution of the war in Gaza.

Hour 3: Fake pandas

Which one of Trump's potential VP picks won the weekend? Political analyst Anthony Russo joins the show to talk about who the frontrunner is for Trump's running mate. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Zebra found! 2) China buying gold like there's no tomorrow. 3) A business in Chinatown was told they need to remove graffiti from their business or be fined. // Creative ways celebrities relieve themselves while making their way to the Met Gala. Bryan tells a folsky historical anecdote about the leadup to D-Day. // Is there buzz around Sen. John Fetterman as a potential VP pick for Trump? 

Hour 2: Zebra found

Chatter about the weekend. The VP sweepstakes took place over the weekend and Bryan notes the top contenders. Gov. Kristi Noem continues to defend her killing of an unruly dog. Israel tells residents of eastern Rafah to 'evacuate immediately'. Bryan predicts that a lot of the hostages that are unaccounted for in Gaza are already dead. // The Mariners' pitching staff continues to dominate. We're approaching the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Some obnoxious students are disrupting commencement speeches at graduations to protest Israel. // 3 bodies in Mexico are identified as missing Australians and American. An early pass at the checking of the texting.

Hour 1: VP sweepstakes

Rep. Pramila Jayapal ridiculously says the GOP is trying to weaponize anti-semitism. Bryan decries Rep. Rashida Tlaib who made a speech on the House floor defending pro-terrorist activists on college campuses. // A checking of the texting. // All signs point to protests and demonstrations on college campuses getting worse, not better. Trump says his fraud case in NY is going 'fine'. 

Hour 3: This is fine

Why is the murder case involving college students in Idaho taking so long? Trump says no one is going to gag him. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Rep. Nancy Mace is encouraging terrorist sympathizing students to go to Gaza. 2) Bryan predicts things on campus will take a turn for the worse in the coming days. 3) Kristi Noem defended her killing of a dog some years ago. // A sleep expert joins the show to talk about a new Gallup poll that shows Americans aren't getting enough shut-eye. //  Will Pop Tarts work as the main subject of a new movie by Seinfeld?

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