The seven degrees of Sam Elliot includes Sam buying Philip's brother beer and a decade later, Mr. Skip buying Sam a bottle of wine. Update on the coronoavirus and air travel being suspended to the region. One school district in Ohio has shut down for a few days after 600 kids call in sick. In response to Nancy's pen shenanigans with the Articles of Impeachment, President Trump offers his response while signing the USMCA.

Super Bowl talk continues. Would you drop the money to see your team play? There is a whole lot of money being spent on ads Sunday. Should advertisers post them online ahead of the game? Philip makes his submission for the best Super Bowl ad ever.

Almost to the weekend! The Super Bowl is on Sunday... who will win? Philip and Skip explain their logic in picking winners. Skip was wrong so we introduce a new bit and search for an appropriate name. The Democratic field just narrowed by one. The resale market of Super Bowl tickets is about $9k for a cheap seat. Would you spend that kind of money if it was your team? Have you ever been to The Big Game?

Thanks to an astute listener, we've got updated news on the Kobe story from the 2p hour and TMZ is saying that they DID have permission to report the deaths from "Kobe's people." As a result, Skip demonstrates magic on air. A report finds that your Ring app is sharing your personal data with Facebook and others. Should you care? Proposal in the works to ban "emotional support animals" from planes... finally.

"The Clovis Castle" is up for sale and can be yours for about $26k/month. Florida is back in the news and it's not for iguanas. A childcare worker has been fired for writing on an infant that his mom needed to bring diapers. Philip is on mom's side, Skip's with the daycare (mostly).

Conversation continues on the TMZ argument. Following so many scares this week related to school safety, how do you talk to your kids about this stuff? Callers respond to the Bullard Active Shooter hoax.

Starting the show with a sigh of relief. The lock down at Bullard High School was not an active shooter. It was a hoax sent by text. Details as we get them. A Change.org petition has 100K+ signatures to cancel TMZ following reports that they broke the Kobe news before next of kin was notified. Philip and Skip are on opposite sides of the argument.

A Vietnam veteran finds out that his Rolex he's never worn is worth way more than he could have ever expected and we discuss unique Fresno finds with similar stories. Warren Buffet is bailing on newspapers... what does this mean if you're a print journalist? The latest "challenge" on social media suggests a terrible use of pennies.

Madera County Board of Supervisors candidate Eddie Brock was arrested on DUI charges after crashing his truck into a house. Does this end his bid for the seat? Joe Biden outlines his requirements for a VP candidate and admits he's old and could die. Did he put his foot in his mouth? Or just state the obvious? Fox News takes aim at CNN's Don Lemon for comments against Trump supporters? Is it a valid complaint or are they all just bickering? A billboard for a Midwestern pizza place reading "Fat people are harder to kidnap" has left them in hot water, but it's not the heavy folks that are mad.

A would be rapist picks the wrong mark. A new California bill would make it so that only 20 year olds and up could be automatically tried as adults.