The party is just getting started as Alex and Kev kick off a Tuesday morning with eyes on Las Vegas. With the big "Valentine’s in Vegas" giveaway tonight at Kingpin’s, the crew discusses the latest qualifiers and the chance to see The Wizard of Oz at the legendary Sphere.
But it’s not all glitz and glamour. We dive deep into the fallout from the Grammys, specifically Billie Eillish’s "stolen land" comments and the celebrity obsession with "ICE Out" pins. The team breaks down the hypocrisy of high-walled mansions built on burial grounds and shifts to heavy-hitting news: the FBI’s massive document seizure in Fulton County, Georgia, and the growing donor crisis facing the Democratic party. Plus, we check in with Churches United to discuss the homelessness crisis and preview a "sunshine" filled event for the community.
Standout Moments & Timestamps
[00:03:00] The Grammy Hypocrisy Laura Ingraham and the team take aim at Billie Eillish’s "no one is illegal on stolen land" speech, pointing out the irony of a $14 million mansion surrounded by eight-foot walls and built on Tongva tribal burial grounds.
[00:06:50] The Day the Music Died A somber look back at the anniversary of the 1959 plane crash that took the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper, and how Waylon Jennings narrowly missed the flight.
[00:10:44] Vogue’s Newsom Obsession The crew laughs through a glossy Vogue profile of California Governor Gavin Newsom, mocking the "embarrassingly handsome" descriptions while ignoring the state’s massive debt and homelessness issues.
[00:28:00] Sanctuary City Standoff Senator Markwayne Mullin joins the show to discuss Lindsey Graham’s new bill aimed at defunding sanctuary cities and pulling federal TSA agents from non-compliant airports.
[00:33:55] Beyond the Shelter: Churches United Steph Ressler from Churches United joins the studio to talk about "Silver Lining" apartments for seniors and their $1 million goal for Giving Hearts Day to combat chronic homelessness.
[00:41:30] Winter Golfing and Acoustic Fests Nick and Lucas from Sweet Shots drop by to talk about keeping the bays warm in February and their upcoming eight-week audience-participation singing competition.
[00:43:00] The Fulton County Seizure David Spunt reports on the FBI executing a search warrant in Georgia, seizing 700 boxes of election records as Tulsi Gabbard makes a surprise appearance on the scene.
[00:49:15] The 17-Inch Snow Rumor Meteorologist Dean Wysocki addresses a "drunk" computer model forecasting 17 inches of snow, while promising a much more realistic mid-30s thaw for later in the week.