Sporlitiks

Congress presses military leaders over Afghanistan withdrawal; Stephen will discuss NASCAR and the Las Vegas cup results; “House votes to suspend debt ceiling again though unlikely to pass the Senate”; “former Olympic swimmer pleads guilty to felony in Jan. 6 case; “Pfizer Kids’ Covid Vaccine May Not Be Authorized Before November”; “College football polls: Updated AP Top 25, Coaches Poll rankings after Week 4”; “a record number of cargo ships off the California coast shows a crack in the supply chain; NFL and week 3; “mandates are boosting vaccination rates, but not without a tradeoff”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

The Trump coup was real; Stephen will discuss NASCAR and the brief problem at bristow; President Biden addressed the UN; NFL week 2; Pfizer has promising news for COVID vaccines for children; college football week 3; Mississippi's Reeves responds to Covid crisis in a post-policy way; the French & the European Union have a problem with our selling nuclear submarines to Australia;  UN chief warns China, US to avoid Cold War; Haitians immigrants being whipped at US border in Texas; Police reform bill negotiation crumbles today; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

Martin Truex Jr. wins cup playoff race at Richmond-Stephen will discuss NASCAR; President Biden Sweeping new vaccine mandates for 100 million Americans; the all-teenager tennis final we won't soon forget-Todd will talk about; capitol hill police officers arrest man with bayonet & machete near the U.S. Capitol ahead of the justice for J6 rally; review of NFL week 1 games and more; California’s Governor Newsom survives recall election; states sound alarm over Covid-19 outbreaks among children in schools as a Governor activates national guard to drive school buses and the school district of Philadelphia offers to pay parents $300 a month to get their children to school; winners and losers from week 2 in college football; honoring the fallen 9/11; why the Supreme Court upheld Texas' abortion ban and how Merrick Garland-US Attorney General and the Department of Justice are dealing with this; “McKayla Maroney: FBI made 'entirely false claims about what I said” and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

ReBroadcast

COVID-19 is becoming worst for children as the supply of Oxygen goes down in hospitals; NASCAR with Stephen; CDC asks the unvaccinated not to travel this weekend and says even vaccinated need to weigh the risk; Cam Newton released from the NE Patriots-was his COVID-19 vaccination status the reason?; “Trump-supporting GOP candidate in northampton county says he’ll bring ‘strong men’ to confront pro-mask school board”; “states making up the SEC have low vaccination rates, but stadiums will be at 100% capacity as college football kicks off this weekend”; “the Supreme Court will allow evictions to resume. it could affect millions of tenants”; Todd and tennis-the U.S. Open; “3 officers, 2 paramedics charged in connection with death of Elijah McClain”; Texas abortion law may overturn Roe vs. Wade; “Florida's GOP strongholds buck DeSantis on virus measures” and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

COVID-19 is becoming worst for children as the supply of Oxygen goes down in hospitals; NASCAR with Stephen; CDC asks the unvaccinated not to travel this weekend and says even vaccinated need to weigh the risk; Cam Newton released from the NE Patriots-was his COVID-19 vaccination status the reason?; “Trump-supporting GOP candidate in northampton county says he’ll bring ‘strong men’ to confront pro-mask school board”; “states making up the SEC have low vaccination rates, but stadiums will be at 100% capacity as college football kicks off this weekend”; “the Supreme Court will allow evictions to resume. it could affect millions of tenants”; Todd and tennis-the U.S. Open; “3 officers, 2 paramedics charged in connection with death of Elijah McClain”; Texas abortion law may overturn Roe vs. Wade; “Florida's GOP strongholds buck DeSantis on virus measures” and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

At NASCAR chaos unfolds after late-race restart in Michigan, our own Stephen reports; the House of Representatives pass, along party lines, two bills- the bolstering landmark voting law-the John Lewis voting rights bill and the approval of a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, the basis of President Joe Biden’s infrastructure deal; Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel tests positive for COVID-19 while NFL teams are below 89 percent COVID-vaccination rate; penalties for not taking the COVID-19 vaccine are now in place-question is, how will they be enforced?; Manny Pacquiao’s boxing career may be over after loss to Yordenis Ugás; GOP governors, school districts battle over mask mandates as ICU beds fill to capacity in Alabama and Mississippi; NFL will only allow vaccinated personnel in locker rooms, cuts reporters  “Non-club-affiliated media will not be permitted in the locker room,”; Texas lieutenant governor falsely implies Black people to blame for COVID surge; U.K., French, German leaders blast President Biden over Afghanistan: 'We Thought America Was Back'; Was Biden handcuffed by Trump’s Taliban deal in Doha?; Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi denounces two congressmen’s surprise visit to Kabul; supreme court requires Biden to revive former President Trump's 'remain in Mexico' immigration policy; and more, that and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

"A. J." Allmendinger wins NASCAR, our own Stephen reports; President Biden stands by his decision for American military withdrawal from Afghanistan; Roger Federer needs a third knee surgery, will be out 'many months'; CDC Director warns COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness has DECREASED; Brett Favre calls for no tackle football for children under 14; congresswoman Liz Cheney faces backlash after blaming Trump and Biden for Afghan collapse; as Martha's Vineyard, MA reports increases in coronavirus cases, former President Barack Obama has a large outdoor 60th birthday party that is criticized by those on the “right;” food stamps-the President has approved a record permanent jump in food stamp benefits; the governor of Texas tests positive for COVID-19 after receiving three (3) vaccines, yet bans those who may not have taken the vaccine, from wearing masks in public places; the U.S. military cannot ensure safe passage to the airport from those cities throughout Afghanistan American’s and those who helped Americans that are seeking to leave Afghanistan; President Biden will tell nursing homes have their staffs vaccinated or risk losing federal funding; and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

NASCAR with Stephen; Senate Democrats approve budget resolution, teeing up $3.5T spending plan and Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi says no congressional vote on infrastructure will occur in before the August recess; the Olympics have ended, did you watch?; the U.S. Secretary of Education says he would support vaccine mandate for teachers as California prepares for the new school year by requiring school staff to get vaccinated or tested regularly; New York Governor Andrew Cuomo resigns and Lt. governor Kathy Hochul speaks to New Yorker’s as she prepares to take over as the first female Governor of New York; Mac Jones or Cam Newton as starting QB for the Patriots?; the Taliban are set to seize Afghanistan in six short weeks after American troop withdrawal; Lionel Messi was removed from the Barcelona stadium mural after signing with France; Florida county asks residents to use 911 "sparingly" as COVID hospitalizations surge; and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

President Biden and Speaker of the House Pelosi call for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s resignation for sexual harassment; how many medals has the United States won in the 2020 Olympics; unvaccinated Covid-19 patients are filling up hospitals, putting the care of others at risk, doctors say; did your NBA team get an awesome player in the draft?; the national eviction moratorium was extended by President Biden and brought needed time for those facing being put out of their homes; Simone Biles, mental health, and sports-there is a reason she took a short break; Florida counties hold off on adding more COVID-19 testing despite the surge of the delta variant; Mensah-Stock first black woman to win Olympic wrestling gold; is a democratic message reboot-needed? democrats fear losing House as party leaders push to sharpen message as shown in the Ohio special election-Nina Turner and Shantel Brown, 11th district-does this show the political direction of the country-no more DRAMA?; athletes-Naomi Osaka- and mental health; New York City yesterday became the first city in the U.S. to require proof of coronavirus vaccination for indoor dining and other leisure activities-is your city next?; Tampa teen phenom Erriyon Knighton eyes gold in Tokyo; and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

Whistle blowers allege that migrant children were mistreated and hundreds contracted COVID-19 in Ft. Bliss, TX; NASCAR with Stephen; four police officers testified at the first Jan. 6 committee hearing; U.S. gymnast, Simone Biles withdraws from certain Olympic events for mental health; unvaccinated Americans are causing a surge in COVID-19 infections; The House of Representatives attending Physician issued a new mandate requiring mask wearing in the U.S. Capitol; U.S. Women’s swimmer Katie Ledecky wins the gold; Tokyo set new COVID-19 record days after the Olympics began; the national eviction moratorium is about to end, yet federal relief funds largely remain unspent as some are saying, "do not evict," one Mississippi official cautioned landlords saying please wait, the money is coming:” U.S. takes the gold medal in women’s 3-on-3 basketball-a new competition; inflation fears and politics shape views of Biden economy; CDC says vaccinated people in COVID hotspots should resume wearing masks; “it’s the last Wednesday of July, and Congress has not passed a police reform bill, a budget resolution, an appropriations bill, an infrastructure bill, a voting rights bill or a gun control bill”-according to punchbowl news am; Republican Jake Ellzey beat fellow GOP’er Susan Wright-who was endorsed by former President Trump; theBiden administration today will be talking about a new proposed rule aimed at forcing the federal government to buy more American made goods; Google, President Biden and other major companies plan to require that those working for them be vaccinated or regularly tested for COVID-19, and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.