Kevin Kietzman Has Issues

  So sorry for the delay, the landscapers cut a trencher right through my fiber about 5 minutes before posting this morning.  But it's worth the wait.
   Conservatives and soccer moms and concerned Americans were heard loud and clear Tuesday that socialism and liberalism are no good.  When elections are about issues and voters know them, Republicans always flourish.
  Locally and nationally, people voted in an off year informed and ready to make a difference from school boards to Governors races.

   Chris Stigall is a good friend and a great conservative broadcaster on KCMO Talk Radio 710.   I spent two segments on his show discussing Patrick Mahomes losing his confidence and the reported research on dogs taking place at Kansas State University.  Thanks to Chris for having me on.

   The Chiefs keep their season alive by beating the Giants... barely.  Stan Weber is about to provide insight you just don't get from other analysts as he believes Patrick Mahomes' confidence is shot and he won't get it back any time this year.
   Also, we talk about a Kansas City kid that is a breakout college football star that could be headed to All America status.
   And I learned Monday that my alma mater is taking part in the sick Anthony Fauci funded "research" that is killing Beagle puppies all over the world.  I'm absolutely heartbroken but I will get find some answers.

   Monday night football against the Giants is a chance to restart the season for the Chiefs as the Chargers lose again and the division seems to be just sitting there for the Chiefs to take.  With 5 of their next 6 at home... and a bye... the Chiefs have no excuses going forward.
    K-State drills TCU and it gets Gary Patterson fired.  That's two weeks in a row the Cats beat a team and fired a coach and it seems like this happens all the time.   In the 31-12 win, KSU fans were treated to the greatest pass rushing performance by a college player of all time.  Debate me.
   Saturday night as a "Let's Go Brandon" banner flew over the World Series in Atlanta, President Trump and Melania were in attendance chanting and doing the chop.  Did you see where they were sitting?  It had to be the worst seat Trump has had for a baseball game in 50 years. 
   And with a Covid outbreak in the west wing, Joe Biden has taken his cue cards to Europe on his way to the climate summit.  He'll literally drive 85 cars to the Summit and there are reports that Biden is sick and can't control his bowels.  This is getting serious. 

   This is one of my favorite podcasts yet.
   Mark Alford spent 23 years waking up Kansas City viewers as the most popular morning host this town has ever seen.  Funny, smart, informed and sometimes unpredictable, Alford wasn't the anchor of Fox 4's morning show, he was the boat.
   A few weeks ago he stunned viewers when he walked away.  Everyone agreed it was amicable, so what the heck was he up to?  Well, we found out.  
   This dyed in the wool conservative has decided to run for Congress in Missouri's 4th District.  Count us in with our full support for Mark, he's uniquely qualified and prepared for this.  Enjoy this fun conversation.

    If you've had the nerve to wager against your teams this year, you've been cleaning up on opponents of Kansas, Kansas State, Mizzou and the Chiefs.  How bad has it been?  Heading into last week, only KU, MU and Clemson hadn't covered this year.  Kansas is now off the list.
   K-State has underperformed and the Chiefs have been a big winner for opponents as they've only covered twice since last November.
   Does it turn around this week?  Lee Sterling is here from www.paramountsports.com with his picks. 

   It's an off year election but there's plenty to pour over.  As Kansas City was stunned to see Fox 4 morning host Mark Alford "retire" from his position of over 20 years, it didn't sound right that he was going into real estate.  He's not.  Alford has announced he's a conservative running for Congress next year.
  In Overland Park, voters have a chance to make a real difference by electing a true conservative Tuesday in Mike Czinege for Mayor.  We chat with him about his early voting lead.   Also, you'll meet Mark Hamill running for JCCC Board of Trustees and Jennifer Gilmore running for Olathe School board.
   We also give you a cheat sheet for non-partisan school board races that could make a real difference.  Grab a pencil. 

   Now that the Chiefs are losing, they are answering questions they should have been asked two years ago and Patrick Mahomes' answers are revealing.
   MLB commissioner Rob Manfred supports the team name Braves and the chop chant because he says native Americans support it.  So why didn't he support the voter ID law in Georgia, which is clearly the will of the people?
   And the DA in New Mexico says there was a massive amount of live ammunition on the set of the movie "Rust."  This is going to be a long a telling investigation into a production gone bad.
 

   We cover all the bases on this episode as we wrap up a nearly perfect long weekend in Nashville that will make you feel a lot better than the Chiefs awful play.
   The tragic, unnecessary death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins really exposes the corruption and hypocrisy in Hollywood as actors dedicate their off screen time to gun control but make millions on screen playing with guns.  There are only two questions to ask of Alec Baldwin, we'll tell you what they are.
   Anthony Fauci is taking another round of heat for torturing and killing Beagle puppies and this time it's sticking a little more.  This is a sick and evil man that should not be collecting our tax dollars.
   And Celtics star Enes Kanter has been blistering the Chinese Communist party for human rights abuses, now he's turned his sights on NIKE.  

Spencer is in for KK on a reaction Monday, joined by Stan Weber breaking down the Chiefs bad loss at Tennessee. Mahomes did not throw a TD pass in a game for the first time in his career, as KC has big issues on both sides of the ball. KU had a second half lead on No. 3 Oklahoma, and QB Jason Bean played well. K-State came back after a slow start to beat Texas Tech in Lubbock.