Dexter Pitts is an Iraq War veteran, a former US Border Patrol Agent, current police officer, podcaster, author and father who is teaming up with former cop Eric Tansey to talk the rising tension on the border-- Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared an invasion and has called President Biden criminally derelict in his duty to protect the states from invasion. Now, Texas is going to defend itself from the influx of criminal aliens coming in from Mexico in greater numbers than ever. Biden has sued to stop Texas from enforcing the law, and SCOTUS seems to be on his side. But Texas has other states supporting them. It's a states-rights / nullification crisis that has not been seen since 1832-- and we now how that turned out: Civil War.

Pitts is here to talk the reality of the porous border, of federal law enforcement having their hands tied by executive policy, and the dangers to the peace and the republic. Do not miss this one.

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Jon and Jake reflect on the Bills falling short and Patrick Mahomes' meteoric rendezvous with football history-- Tom Brady says he's almost as good as Tom Brady, but only time will tell. What if Andy Reid retires? What if the Bills get their poop in a group after all these years of near misses? Lions fans are closer than history than ever-- only one game stands between them and their first Super Bowl appearance-- but with Clete Blakeman, their most hated ref calling the game, will the power brokers at the NFL's highest levels sabotage their game before it starts? 

This is Illegal Shift, first responder sports. 

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Former cop Eric breaks down all the news. In New Hampshire, Donald Trump continues to outgain Haley in the primaries. When will she throw in the towel? Biden's border crisis continues unabated-- the National Guard and the Feds are having a Fort Sumter- Style standoff down south-- and the Supreme Court is messin' with Texas to boot. The SEALs have been been listed as KIA, and the J6 investigation continues-- were the bombs planted by the Feds? New evidence has leaked.

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Failed nurse anesthetist Grant Amato came home on January 24, 2019 with a solution to his problems: a gun. His mom, his dad and his brother had crossed a line. Nothing was going to keep Grant from the the love of his life:-- Bulgarian cam girl "Silviya 'Sylvie' Ventsislavova"-- a woman he had never met in real life. Grant had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of his family's money on her, and he was being cut off and held to account at last.

What's to blame? His family infantilizing him and letting him evade consequences for all 30 years of his life? Grant's psychopathic behavior? Or the chemical addiction to endorphins a woman a world away gave him every night through the internet? Former cop Kendra Jrama has her takes.  

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Eric and Margaret talk the latest news about the star of the "Roots" 1987 miniseries and Enterprise chief engineer Levar Burton. Pauly Shore is playing Richard Simmons in upcoming biopic to the aerobics guru's chagrin; Alec Baldwin is indicted for manslaughter; Kanye West is being indiscrete about his wife, but why? Lastly Snoop Dogg is turning down a $100 million OnlyFans request.-- that's about half his net worth, but it looks like he's choosing deep cover-- young wild and free is a bad decision.

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Plainclothes San Francisco Police Officers were making a difficult warrant service arrest on a male suspect. A second male, Ryant Bluford-- who was not at all involved in what was happening-- confronted the Officers demanded that the police stop the arrest. He refused to comply and deadly force was used by officers.

Former police officer Eric Tansey, a street cop for almost 9 years, takes you through the bodycam footage for reaction and breakdown on what went right and wrong.

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Jon and Chief Kief talk the Cowboys latest disastrous defeat, The Chiefs and Dolphins played in historic cold-- and KC Fire Department had to save idiots from freezing to death. A resurgent Baker Mayfield and the Bucs reface the Lions, while the Eagles implosion is complete. Finally, what's the deal with baseball? Jon brings in someone who knows-- his best friend from first grade.

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America's favorite son is combining his passions-- his gun tested positive for cocaine. Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn is changing his story and video of Special Agent David Lazarus implicates both men are guilty of perjury in their testimony about J6; Two U.S. Navy SEALs missing on a risky mission the Gulf of Aden off Somalia have gone missing in the water-- Iranian-made ballistic and cruise missile components headed to Houthi militants in Yemen have been seized. Is a war with Iran heating up? Tansey and Deadleg are on this case-- all this and more.

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An unsolved quadruple homicide took place at an frozen yogurt shop in Austin, on December 6, 1991. The victims were four teenage girls: 13-year-old Amy Ayers, 17-year-old Eliza Thomas, 17-year-old Jennifer Harbison and Jennifer's 15-year-old sister Sarah. Jennifer and Eliza were employees of the shop, while Sarah and her friend Amy were in the shop to get a ride home with Jennifer after it closed at 11:00 pm. Two men stayed late in the shop, although their horrific actions would some come to light, their identities have remained uncertain for more than 30 years. 

Former Sheriff's Deputy Kendra Jrama and dispatcher Jon talk the case.

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Two former cops turned comedians, Jay Derrell and Eric Tansey and comedian Margaret Owens, dive into society and culture’s top news to keep you well rounded and laughing this week.

Delta Airlines boasts its all-female women of color crew while not even making it in the top 25 safest airlines category-- are they putting people at risk to appear progressive? And will Michelle Obama make a surprise run for president? Has Toronto become the city of no fun? They've put a ban on tobogganing--another example of out of control government.

Should kids be called "kids" or "children"? Big surprise, some people found some offense in that. We will make fun of them for it.

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