The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL, power rankings, and Walter Payton Man of the Year award. Andrew Whitworth joins the show to talk about the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions, and the teams' chances in the NFC South and AFC divisions. The show also covers the upcoming games and the current state of the league. [... more]

The New York Knicks' epic collapse against the Indiana Pacers has left fans reeling, with Tyrese Halliburton's buzzer-beating shot reminiscent of Kawhi Leonard's iconic moment. The loss has sparked debate about whether the Knicks choked or simply ran out of time. Meanwhile, NFL announcer Jim Nantz discusses the upcoming season, including a highly anticipated matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day. [... more]

President Trump's administration is pushing for a merit-based system, sparking controversy over the end of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's efforts to reform the US fiscal system are met with resistance, and California's response to the executive order on trans athletes in girls' sports is seen as defiant. In Los Angeles, the issue of homelessness continues to plague the city, with many residents struggling to find affordable housing. [... more]

President Trump's efforts to implement a meritocracy in the US government are met with resistance from the left, who argue that it's a return to white dominance. Meanwhile, the president's executive order on women's sports sparks controversy, with some states ignoring the order and continuing to allow trans athletes to compete in girls' sports. Tony Robbins discusses the importance of fiscal integrity and the need for a private sector mindset in government. [... more]

Kamala Harris is telling her allies to keep her political options open A Texas father who tried for years to stop his ex-wife from allowing his pre-teen child who now identifies as 'Luna ' to be chemically castrated has been dealt a blow in California court Dana explains how the US is setting their military up for failure including outdated technology low morale and high costs due to too much government bureaucracy Major companies including Walmart Ford and John Deere announce they are ENDING their DEI policies Dana still isn't over Jaguar's new woke ad and pink EV car Kamala [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concerns of the AG pick, Pam Bondi, and her stance on red flag laws and due process. The host, Dana Lash, expresses her worries about the potential impact on gun rights and the importance of due process. Ken Paxton, the Attorney General of Texas, joins the show to discuss the issue and his thoughts on the matter. Additionally, the conversation touches on the FCC, media bias, and tech censorship, with Brendan Carr, the new chairman of the FCC, joining the show to discuss his priorities and plans for the future. [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard's nomination to Director of National Intelligence is met with opposition from the left, with AOC calling her the most dangerous nomination so far. Meanwhile, President Trump's administration is facing confirmation battles, and the ACLJ is working to support their efforts, including a faith and freedom drive to equip them with the resources they need for the battles ahead. [... more]

March Madness brings record viewership for the opening weekend l Kevin Sweeney Sports Illustrated college basketball reporter l Mike Greenberg thinks UConn can make the NBA playoffs [... more]

The most watched sporting event in history is the Super Bowl, with 123.7 million viewers tuning in on average. The Kansas City Chiefs' victory has sparked discussion about the team's chances next year, with some experts predicting they could win three Super Bowls in a row. Meanwhile, the NFL draft is looming, with teams looking to upgrade their quarterback positions. The difficulty of playing quarterback is a topic of debate, with some arguing it's the most important position in sports, while others claim it's the most physically demanding position, like being a catcher in baseball. [... more]

The Super Bowl saw a record-breaking 202 million viewers, with two-thirds of the nation's population tuning in. The event's massive viewership and the NFL's continued growth were discussed on CBS Sports Radio, with host Amy Lawrence sharing her experiences in Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam, and asking listeners about their next big thing in sports. [... more]

The NFL's viewership numbers skyrocketed with the presence of Taylor Swift at a recent game, sparking a discussion about her influence on the sport and the impact of her fame on players like Travis Kelce, who is rumored to be dating the pop star. [... more]