In today’s high-energy Friday edition, Kevin and Alex dive deep into the political storm brewing in Chappaqua. With Hillary Clinton fresh off a deposition and Bill Clinton heading under oath today, the team soundtracks the morning with "liar" requests from listeners—from Queen to the Arctic Monkeys. Between the political fireworks, we get a crucial weather update on a "toupee-blowing" cold front, a warning from the Cass County Sheriff about sophisticated new scams, and a look at the sports-heavy weekend ahead.
Standout Moments
[00:11] The Temperature Tease Dino delivers the "good news, bad news" forecast. We’re hitting a pleasant 37°F this morning, but hold onto your hats—an arctic front hits at lunchtime, sending temperatures plummeting toward zero tonight.
[00:26] Chappequa depositions The team breaks down Hillary Clinton’s testimony regarding Jeffrey Epstein. Kevin and Alex discuss the "I don't recall" strategy and the mystery of how a "casual acquaintance" like Ghislaine Maxwell ended up with a prime seat at Chelsea Clinton’s wedding.
[01:05] The Pope vs. ChatGPT A strange but true report: Pope Leo is reportedly demanding that priests stop using AI to write their sermons. The hosts debate whether a "no-brainer" day should include letting a bot do your soul-searching for you.
[02:22] Sheriff Jahner’s Scam Alert Cass County Sheriff Jesse Jahner joins the show to warn about "Authority Scams." Scammers are now using computer-generated voices to pose as deputies, claiming family members are in jail or that you’ve missed jury duty to solicit Bitcoin payments.
[02:42] The Epstein File "Target" A deep dive into Will Cain’s analysis of why Trump’s name appears in the Epstein files. The team discusses the difference between "hearsay tips" and the documented flight logs associated with the Clintons.
[03:57] Spud Hockey & Dragon Hoops Big Game James gives the weekend sports rundown, including the MSUM Dragons' quarterfinal matchups and the upcoming state tournament seeding for the Moorhead Spuds.
[04:22] Iran’s "Fake" Space Program Senator Tom Cotton weighs in on the rising tensions in Iran, arguing that their space program is merely a front for developing intercontinental ballistic missiles.