Friday morning news montage. Democrat Gov. Whitmer admits we need more enforcement at the border. The government released a new ad about human trafficking and Bryan thought it looked like a conservative made the commercial. Widow of a man who died driving off a collapsed bridge sues Google for directing him there. // Sen. John Fetterman cried while talking about his stroke at a Senate hearing. Asteroid nears earth. White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre unsuccessful touts accomplishments of the Biden administration at the border. // Bryan is not surprised that Democrat Senator Robert Menendez was indicted in New York. Senators decry Schumer for lowering dress code standards on Capitol Hill. Former Colts QB appeared on Thursday Night Football in a Civil War outfit to appease meme lovers everywhere. 

Thursday news montage. CNN's Jake Tapper made a funny quip about Sen. Schumer getting rid of the dress code for the Senate. Portland-area mom gets 30 days for waterboarding a child. Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia interviewed on Fox news. // A checking of the texting. // Bryan criticizes Merrick Garland for having to be publicly browbeaten before appointing a special counsel. No camping ordinance in Bremerton. Sen. Schumer files cloture to advance three stalled military appointments. 

Rupert Murdoch steps down from his role as chairman at Fox and News Corps. Will Fox News look different now that Murdoch is out of the picture? KNOW IT ALL: 1) The Saudi prince chimed in on a multi-billion dollar deal with Jared Kushner. 2) City council guy out of Burien says cleaning up homeless camps is 'white supremacy'. 3) 2-year-old ingested fentanyl and died in Pierce County. // Roman Empire trend explained. CBS anchors flabbergasted that Unions are on the decline in America.  // Internet remixes worth playing. 

Practice Friday morning news montage. Sen. John Kennedy read some explicit excerpts from a book found in a school library to show how inappropriate it is for kids.  Homelessness authority has failed the city of Seattle and Mayor Bruce Harrell knows it.  Mariners continue their playoff push. Brett Baier sat down for a great interview with Saudi prince MBS. // WSJ ran an editorial about how bad Seattle has gotten. Saudi prince says if Iran gets a nuke, then his nation will do the same. // Bryan highlights a NY Times author who says liberals are ignoring the 'privilege' of an intact family. Rupert Murdoch steps down as Fox and News Corps chairman.  

Radio Hall of Fame worthy Wednesday morning news montage. Theories abound as to what happened to that F-35 plane that went down. India is telling their citizens not to go to Canada as tensions rise between the two nations. Some activists are upset that the Seattle City Council has made drug possession illegal. // A checking of the texting. // Gavin Newsom's disingenuous claim that he believes Kamala Harris would be a worthy successor to Joe Biden as president. 

Seattle City Council finally voted to make drug possession illegal. AG Merrick Garland testifies before GOP-led House judiciary committee on the politicization of the DOJ. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Critics of drug possession laws also insist on demonizing police. 2) Some critics of China are ignoring where their economy might be strong. 3) Biden's obsession with climate change has led to no real changes in temperatures around the world. 4) Kamala Harris promotes 'equity'. 5) Biden rebuked Russia at the U.N., yesterday. // Eyewitness hilariously describes the sound of an F-35 jet. Pot shop owner has had it up to here with the Seattle City Council. John Fetterman tried to rip car company CEOs and failed at articulating his point. // Bryan recommends the show 'Lioness' on Paramount+. Actor Bob Odenkirk praised his conservative doctor and warned against mixing health and politics.

Wednesday morning news montage. F-35 witness describes what he heard shortly before the military aircraft crashed near him. Gavin Newsom doing lots of interviews, but insists he's not running for President. Biden had a hard time with words at the U.N., yesterday. // Bryan highlights a cannabis shop owner who confronted the Seattle City Council ahead of drug vote. // Colorado Buffalo coach Deion Sanders defends opposing team's hit on one of his players and urges people online to stop villainizing him. Author and economist Thomas Sowell brilliantly defines the 'social justice agenda' and decries the notion of 'equal outcomes'.  

So-called 'harm reduction' is failing the city of Seattle. Hot conservative sports takes. Money unfrozen for Iran is fungible. // A checking of the texting. // Seattle is giving residents free snow shovels for the winter. Actor and podcaster Russell Brand denies sexual misconduct allegations against him. 

White House delivers talking points that Americans freed from Iran were not 'hostages', but 'prisoners'. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Trump asked if he worries about going to jail. 2) Trudeau accused the Indian government of assassinating Sikh leader in Canada. 3) Biden speaks at the U.N. and says we are at an 'inflection point'. 4) Fireworks show befuddles Bainbridge residents. // Biden's speech at the U.N. highlights coups in Africa and threats to democracy around the world. China is eating our lunch when it comes to EVs. Tesla pledges to not 'knowingly' accept products from organizations using forced labor. // Cognitive dissonance in Biden's speech at the United Nations. China bullies neighbors when it wants their resources.  

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accuses agents of the government of India of killing a Sikh leader back in June, here's why it matters. Rep. Lauren Boebert blames partisan politics in light of scandalous date night. Bryan gives a history lesson of neanderthals after the news that severe covid cases are linked to the neanderthal gene. Actor and podcaster Russell Brand accused of sexual misconduct. // Bryan reveals what could've happened with that F-35 in South Carolina. Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb suffered a terrible injury on Monday Night Football. // Sequim man terrorized kids in truck. UAW strike has a direct correlation to the government strong-arming car companies to go electric.