Kevin Kietzman Has Issues – Details, episodes & analysis

 It's time to change the name of ICE to NICE and President Trump seems to be on board to cap off a busy day at the White House.  First, it was the return of the Presidential Fitness test for American kids, then Marco Rubio just crushed it filling in for White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.  All this... and Michelle Obama has a plan for her husband that I'm all in on.

   There's enough signatures in Alberta, Canada to put secession on the ballot in October as that province considers leaving Canada.

   The Royals are the hottest team in the American League winning 5 in a row and 9 of 11 to essentially be tied for first place.  You've got to be kidding me.

   A vice president of the NFL in charge of scheduling makes it sounds like he's going to do a huge favor for the Chiefs early in the season.  A former KU star is now the mayor of a town in Texas.  Fox Sports wants to hire somebody to watch every game in the World Cup, Mark Cuban fesses up to paying millions to football players at Indiana University and the Met Gala is a circus.

   President Trump hosted a small business event at the White House Monday and one of the businesses featured was Slap's BBQ in KCK.  Joe Pearce, the owner, was there with staff.  The president was a little bit interested in the various sauces but mostly just asked the Slap's boys if Patrick Mahomes was going to be ok and start the season in week one.  This is so good.

   A national hotel association says World Cup bookings are a disaster nationwide and KC is the worst of the worst.  Not only are 650k people not coming to KC... regular summer visitors are AVOIDING KC because of the World Cup.  Dang, if only a local podcaster could have warned officials this would happen.

   A pair of drivers at Central Bank in Sugar Creek got quite a scare when the roof collapsed above them.

   The Royals beat the Guardians with another great looking game, 6-2,  and have now won 8 out of 10.

   The Chiefs sign 3 players out of 108 that tried out at Rookie Mini Camp... all at positions of need.  The Dallas Cowboys take an off season wedding photo for the ages and Stephen A Smith welcomes back an old partner this week at ESPN.

   Well, what do you know?  The Royals have a grand plan after all and will reveal it at a news conference Wednesday.  The plan is to build a new stadium at Crown Center and it involves tearing down a bunch of current buildings.  This is not only a great idea to revitalize an important, historic area of KC, it's going to save tax payers billions it would have cost 10-20 years down the road to rebuild the area with a much worse plan than a baseball team.

   The team actually won a game Tuesday night, in the bottom of the 9th, without putting the ball in play.  Crazy. 

   The ceasefire with Iran has been extended and the US negotiators are still in DC.   Trump and Ron DeSantis may be cooking up a plan for the Florida governor's future that will surprise you.

   Virginia dems squeeze one out in a 51-49 vote to change their state from a 6-5 count of congress reps to 10-1.  A current dem in congress quits after getting caught stealing, the UK bans smoking forever and kids sports streaming has become a huge business.

   We lost a piece of a great America Monday when the Dems in charge of everything sent the FBI to raid Donald Trump's house in Florida.  You know what this is all about as they are terrified what he will do to dismantle the Deep State if elected again.

    It's so scummy as the DOJ presumably got ahold of classified documents in the raid while they are defending a lawsuit demanding the DOJ to release documents Trump declassified concerning the Russia Hoax.  This is going to be a wild battle.

   And is there a chance Trump baited them into this?  He's told them he has documents and they are welcome to come see them or get a court order and will turn them over.  If reports are true, the safe the FBI cracked was empty.  Empty as in not a single item in it and it's reportedly fairly new.  That sounds like a prank to me.

   The Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the single most misleading name for a bill I've ever seen. It's all environmental stuff and a doubling of the IRS and it will undoubtedly lead to more inflation.

    Dem mayors like New York's Eric Adams are fed up with busloads of illegal migrants being unloaded in their cities.  So why not send even more?

   The Chiefs have a new safety, Justin Reid, to replace the Honey Badger and Reid has a special skill he showed off Sunday wowing the crowd with a 60 yard kick.

   OU assistant football coach Cale Gundy resigned for reading a word off a player's IPad.  This is a bizarre story, you'll want to hear the details.

   And the Royals had 12 RBI's Sunday... all 12 by rookie hitters.

   The Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the single most misleading name for a bill I've ever seen.  It's all environmental stuff and a doubling of the IRS and it will undoubtedly lead to more inflation.

   Dem mayors like New York's Eric Adams are fed up with busses of illegal migrants being unloaded in their cities.  So why not send even more?

   The Chiefs have a new safety, Justin Reid, to replace the Honey Badger and Reid has a special skill he showed off Sunday wowing the crowd with a 60 yard kick.

  OU assistant football coach Cale Gundy resigned Sunday for reading a word off a player's Ipad.  This is a bizarre story, you'll want to hear the details.

   And the Royals had 12 RBI's Sunday.... all 12 by rookie hitters.  

The Chiefs are in St. Joseph for training camp, and the AFC west is loaded with talent, especially at Quarterback. Stan Weber joins to discuss the difficult task the Chiefs have ahead of them and their path to getting back to the Super Bowl. The Pac 12 is fighting to hold the conference together, which could lead to some additions to the Big 12.

   Baseball is in quite a transition, especially in KC.  With teams like the Yankees now worth over $7 billion, it's obvious the Royals have to play catch up now with most other teams.  A new downtown ballpark will be a big step as the game changes toward pitch clocks and automated strike zones.

  Ryan Lefebvre joins us to talk about the future of the game, and our favorite team, in a rapidly changing landscape. 

  Ryan also shares some thoughts about Buck O'Neil being inducted into the hall of fame.

   Unofficially, it appears an incredible 180,000 people voted on the abortion amendment and NOTHING else on the ballot in Kansas.  Almost 90% of those were NO votes.  Don't be discouraged, GOP turnout was sensational although many voted NO.  This is democracy and it's clear Kansans thought this was about a total ban and very few want that.

   GOP turnout was nuts in Missouri as well and Eric Schmitt just rolls the field of Senate candidates.  We'll go over winners on both sides of the state line and take a peek at Arizona which had insane GOP turnout as well.

   You can't make up the Whit Merrifield story with the Royals the last three weeks... he gets traded to Toronto.  We have details and commentary about the Royals trade deadline moves.

  Eric Hosmer goes to the Red Sox, the Denver Broncos lose two offensive playmakers to season ending injuries and the great Vin Scully dies at the age of 94. 

   It's primary day in Missouri and Kansas with two votes stealing all the headlines.  There's drama in Kansas and a Trump effect in Missouri.  We analyze both.

   The Al Qaeda leader the U.S. killed over the weekend apparently wasn't all that smart.  Living in his "lockdown" safe house that he could never leave, he developed  a stupid habit of hanging out on his deck.  That's how we killed him and hurt nobody else.  What a fool.

   A new restaurant in a Texas town that voted 81% for Trump is open and simply called Trump Burger.  And business is good.

   The media reaction to Patrick Mahomes walking to the sideline with a "possible" ankle injury Monday was hilarious.  Was he trolling the media?

   And the NCAA has circled back and wants more flesh out of Louisville basketball and former coach Rick Pitino for his work with the same Adidas reps as KU.  It proves once again that KU has been an example for every school how to fight the NCAA and drag it out as long as you can.