Grading the World

The Supreme Court decides to decide Donald Trump's fate, and Chris Christie, Nick Saban, and Bill Belichik drop out.

We start by discussing Donald Trump's exclusion from the Maine Republican Primary ballot, and everything goes rapidly sideways from there.

Deja Taylor gets two more years, Chat GPT goes on vacation and the NYT sues, Texas and Colorado taunt the Supreme Court, and a glimmer of hope for the 2024 election.

A tiger gets a very fresh meal, Artificial Intelligence in the military and music industry, the Rolling Stones brought to you by the AARP, and the mess that is college football.

Massachusetts' Blue Envelope Law, a Texas Mom sneaks into middle school, Mark Cuban quits, and are you bettter off than you were four years ago?

Hacking with Mr. Cooper, Patrick Beverley stands up for the WNBA, the SAG strike ends, and reality and other TV matters.

Adam Johnson's gruesome on-ice death, the James Harden Trade, the crisis in NJ schools, and Clay Travis' idiotic challenge to the Las Vegas Aces.

A teacher fired for flatulence and other misdeeds, a football uses an inappropriate line call, Elon Musk is a man-child, and the SAG makes a unique offer.

A rehash of last week's Kevin Hart debate, the WNBA finals, a Pew Research poll indicating a declining interest in sports, Kim Ng's resignation, and Caleb Williams possibly blowing off the NFL draft.

Hamas' brutal attack on Israel and the Republican candidates' reaction to it, Louisiana student Kaylee Timonet loses a scholarship for dancing, a NJ judge issues a ruling on discrimination in public schools, student loan semi-forgiveness, and more.