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Mark Consuelos: Want Mark Ruffalo To Win Performance Of The Year

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March 8, 2024 3:20 pm

3/8/24 - Hour 3

In ‘What’s More Likely’ Rich weighs in on the Patriots NFL Draft options, Jets QB Aaron Rodgers, Bills QB Josh Allen, Russell Wilson, Daniel Jones, the Carolina Panthers, Kansas City Chiefs, Lakers, Miami Heat, and Denver Nuggets.

ABC’s ‘Live with Kelly and Mark’ co-host Mark Consuelos joins Rich in-studio to break down how the top categories in the Academy Awards could shake out, reveals why he bought lower level Campobasso Italian Football League soccer team, why he ( a Notre Dame alum) now roots for the Michigan Wolverines, and more.

Rich ranks the top 5 teams that should pursue free agent RB Saquon Barkley.

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He's bad. He's beautiful. He's crazy. It's Rich Eisen. But we start this program today. This is the Rich Eisen Show with two words.

Question fatigue. Live from the Rich Eisen Show studio in Los Angeles. You got a good Taylor Swift story for me?

She makes a mean homemade pop. Earlier on the show, NFL Network insider Tom Felicero bucks general manager Jason Leitz, Sports Illustrated senior writer Chris Mannix. Coming up, co-host of ABC's Live with Kelly and Mark, Mark Consuelos. And now, it's Rich Eisen. Oh yeah. Hour number three of the Rich Eisen Show is on the air. Yet another fun show we've had already.

Tom Felicero and our number one running through all the free agent possibilities with Russell Wilson going from the Giants as an exploratory chat to Pittsburgh. And as I mentioned at the top of this very program, there is no better way to indicate to prospective employers, by the way, in any business. This goes for any business anywhere. You're looking for a job. You want to show that you're enterprising, that you want a job. There's no better way to show everyone you mean business than by flying anything through Newark Airport.

I mean, that just shows you you're willing to go to every possible length as Russell Wilson did today. There he is in Newark. That's a way to say, listen, I mean business. Look at the golden light of that Newark Airport morning. Look how beautiful that air is all the way from Elizabeth blowing north.

At any rate, I'm a Staten Islander. I know of which I speak. And look at him, he's taking pictures with pilots. Look at Russ. That's him saying, I mean business.

Like Natron, right? Means business. I threw it out there. Over 4,000 votes right now. Oh, I'm going to hit that with a retweet. People are speaking worst New York area airport. People are saying LaGuardia is the worst. 31% JFK. Okay.

33% LaGuardia, 37% Newark. Everybody knows. Everybody knows.

People know. It's too close a vote. It's too close. It's too close. It's so close that the popular vote might not mean anything on electoral votes.

Electoral votes. It's RFK is the airport, right? Wow. Okay. Wow. Long story short. No, it's too early.

Maybe. At any rate, we talked about that. Tommy P joined us and then Jason Light, the general manager of the Buccaneers joined us in our number two. Chris Mannix just left. Just had a nice chat in the commercial break with Mark Consuelos who's in our green room right now.

He and Kelly Ripa, his wife getting set to do the After the Oscars special on ABC. He is an owner, a part owner of an Italian football club located in Campobasso. The Campobasso football club.

And ever since he bought it, it's on the upswing. Hey. His son Joaquin wrestles for the University of Michigan, even though Mark went to Notre Dame. Oh, great. Oh, see, I like Mark a lot. It's all right. It's okay. You're fine with him?

Yeah, better than the other two words he could have said. Okay. Oh. Ohio State. See, you didn't have to say both of them. Okay.

Say Notre Dame. They're harmless. Harmless? Yeah. What? I mean, seriously. If we're talking football?

Yeah, we don't play football. Oh, all right. Please.

1988. I mean, I can't hear back that far. Yeah, they got a lot of champions. Come on.

They're like the Yankees. They got them. So we'll talk about all of that when he joins us, including the Oscars. We're going to preview the Oscars. I like it.

Right? Seen one movie. One movie. I wasn't prepared.

I don't have my list. No, you've seen enough. You've seen enough.

Yeah, most of the movies I like don't get nominated for Oscars. No, it's because you can get those late at night at home. Wow.

Can I be rich? In the 500s? Hold on. I got to drop. I got to find that.

TJ goes so far back in this department. He probably used to have one of those boxes at home. He's watching those things when it was all garbage. I had a black box. I had a black box.

The WHT. I didn't have to pay for any of the Tyson fights because I always used to say if I had to pay for those. Careful. Careful.

There's a statute of limitations that might not be out of you stealing signals. I would have been so upset that I paid for that fight. It ended in one. It started the black box.

But I appreciate it. I think it was Wometco. Wometco WHT, the movie network.

Man, you know, all the movies, all the scrambled channels. And then came the diaries with red shoes. See, you mentioned it a lot.

I don't know what I'm talking about. David Duchovny used to be on that show. Who?

David Duchovny got his start on Red Shoe Diaries. Did he really? Yeah. Well, the truth is out there. I can't find it. I had to drop.

I got rid of it. That scrambled picture. We talked about that before. I don't know about the scramble.

They were trying to catch something. It would descramble for like a second. He'd be like, oh, I saw it. He was on the soft X-Files first. All right. Oh, I mean, listen. Oh, Batman.

Meanwhile, Zen and Jane. Where did the Justice League come from? That's Batman. That's not the Justice League. Batman was part of the Justice League. He's right.

Come on, guy. That's from the television show Batman. That was the music played whenever. Cesar Romero wasn't on the Justice League. Victor Buono wasn't King Tut on the Justice League. Now we're going down a deep, deep pop culture worm.

I could keep going. Vinson Price wasn't Egghead on the Justice League. But Wendy and Burgess Meredith wasn't the Penguin on Justice League. Frank Gorshin wasn't the Riddler on the Justice League. Batman. Oh, my God. What is happening to him?

Are we sure that that candle doesn't have THC in it? We don't like calling out our callers. We don't like calling them out. We like getting calls from them.

But it was one year ago today. Evan from Portland called in and said he would be calling back a year from then to collect on a bet with you that Daniel Jones was going to what? What do you say? What do you say? He said, what do you say? I have a written down.

He said, Daniel Jones, basically, that I was going to have to write him a handwritten note apologizing for your take on my bad take about Daniel Jones, that I thought the contract was stupid. Hold on. Here it is.

We got the sound bite because I called an audible and bringing this up. Hit it. Hit it. Hit it.

Hit it. Here we go. All right. I'm not going to come at you with stats.

I'm not going to come at you with facts or anything like that. All I'm going to say, man, it's right now, Wednesday the 8th, 10 a.m. basically. I'm going to call you back a year from now and you're going to write me an apology letter talking all this smack about Daniel Jones. Absolutely.

I'm going to want a handwritten apology letter too. I'm sorry for my bad opinion. And you were right.

Daniel Jones is a good quarterback and worth the money. And I tell you what, if I'm wrong, I will Venmo you for a steak dinner of your choice. Oh, whoa.

Do I get to pick the restaurant? Yeah. You don't want him to go to Mastro's out here. Please. It's okay. Okay. It's okay.

Evan. Be reasonable. Okay. Of course. Okay. All right, Evan. All right.

Deal. So we haven't heard from him. Where is he? I hope because I said, I hope he's healthy and happy, healthy.

We're hoping for the best happy. He most certainly cannot be as right now. The week one starter is Tommy Cutlets or maybe Russell Wilson because Daniel Jones is not healthy enough. And he did not play well last year.

Someone was like, are you going to give him a mulligan? Cause he got injured. Oh no, no, no. That's the point. No, no, that's not the point. He was terrible before getting hurt.

Yes. Before the neck injury. And then he came back and blew out his knee. So before all of that, and that's why I was saying, I heard at the combine that the giants are done with them and Russell Wilson walking in the door could be one of those things. Hey, we still believe in Daniel.

We'll see what it's like when you come back. And Russ is Russ is not going to come to New York city and well, he just doesn't want to compete for I shouldn't say that he'll compete for a job. That's the way he got his job if he has to, but if he doesn't have to, and he could start week one somewhere, boom, the giant sets a spot more than anyone else. Maybe apparently the Raiders are next on his hit list.

The Raiders. So again, he has shown his true metal by flying commercial through New York. That's the end of that. It's a Friday. Are you ready? Chris Brockman. It's time for what's more likely hit it.

What's more likely never say never, but never. All right. What do you have over there? Chris Brockman.

Some NFL and a couple association ones. How's everybody doing? Happy Friday. Everybody good. Apparently I didn't do that last week.

Someone got people on YouTube notice. What's more likely who's more likely to make the third overall pick the Patriots or anybody else likely to make the third overall pick Patriots or anyone else. I'll go with anyone else. I'll take the field on this one. I'll say the Patriots are just going to have to look at their roster, understand what's going on here and and trade down and start making picks and start getting a lot more young players into the system.

They need it, man. And I know you'll be sitting there third overall on that night as the clock's ticking down, 10 minutes down, nine minutes down, eight minutes down. But I think deep down I'm expecting and we have a trade. I know that. All right. By the way, I don't sound like that. OK, what? And we have a trade.

I was doing Roger Goodell. Oh, he comes out and announces. No, no, no, no, no.

He says he doesn't. Nobody sounds like that. So I'm just saying I'm ready to boo no matter what. OK, that I understand. But if you were if you were trying to imitate me, I take offense.

I was doing OK. Maybe I'm too sensitive. I'll take the field and I'll even call my shot. I'll say the Giants move up from six to three.

That's good, even though they probably don't have the draft picks to just forfeit anyway, too. But put Drake May in there. Hey, if Drake May is the second coming of Philip Rivers, the Giants did draft him once.

But everyone's saying that Drake's got to sit for a year or two. So that's where Russell Wilson comes in handy. Hello. What else, Chris? Interesting.

All right. You talked about this, Rich. You saw the podcast with Aaron Rodgers. I didn't see it. Must apply for more years.

I heard that. How about this? AFC East quarterback to win more playoff games in the next four years. Aaron Rodgers or Josh Allen?

Oh, Josh Allen, what are you talking? What is the matter with you? Because their windows closed. What is the matter with you with the bills?

The windows? What do you think? I'm going to talk. I'm not taking the cheese. You're just Aaron Rodgers and you'd rather have him. And I'm just saying I want nothing but the ultimate of success for Aaron Rodgers. Are you kidding me?

My emotional well-being is in this man's hands. I did this one for you. You know, so I just, you know, but Josh Allen is on a team that's won more and knows how to win.

And he's younger and he's a come on, man. The window, though, there's no way that when there's a window and it's wide, the F open. How about this? I'll rephrase just for you, for Aaron Rodgers.

What's more likely? Rodgers finishes his career in the next four years. Does he have more playoff wins than career MVPs? So he's got three career MVPs right now. Does he have four playoff wins the rest of his career?

What do you think? The Jets are suddenly going to have, as he said, good fortune. Everyone had him as a Super Bowl pick last year. So he's going to have five playoff wins, which means in the next four years, which means at one point he'll have multiple playoff wins in a single place. So the Jets will get to an AFC championship game in the next four years.

They've got the defense for it. Sure. I'll say that just to just, you know, I feel good. I thought you were going to go, what's more likely Aaron wants to play?

Like who would he rather have four years him or RFK? Good. What do you think? What else? What do you think you would choose?

All right. Who's more likely to start more games this year? Like when I do that, start more games in 2024, Russell Wilson or Daniel Jones. I'll go Russell Wilson. I don't know when Daniel Jones is coming back, man. I don't know when he's coming back. So I'll go Russ. I'll go Russ. He'll sign somewhere.

He'll get a job. It'll be the starter week one. Yeah, I think so.

But I have to go with a healthy guy as opposed, you know, to somebody who's not, I don't know if Daniel Jones is coming back. By the way, is that an accurate picture of Daniel Jones on the right side of the screen? Yeah.

Are you talking about next? I mean, my goodness. Well, he's got a neck up right here. Geez. Look at that. That's impressive.

That's a hell of an alimentary canal. I caught you out on that one, right? Okay. How about this?

Just long neck in it. Defensive star who's available here to end up on another team. Who's more likely to end up on another team? Chris Jones or Brian Burns?

Oh, neither are going anywhere, brother. Really? Yeah. I'll just think someone sloops in last minute for one of these guys.

No. Brian Burns is his franchise tagged. Chris Jones is not. And nobody's going to pay Chris Jones like the chiefs will end the story. So I'll say neither. I'm going to go neither and ask you for another one.

Not an option, but okay. I know that. So what's more likely is Chris Jones.

It's Chris Jones. Like somebody's not going to give two ones to the Panthers. Although I guess the Rams did. I guess they were like, take our picks. Yeah.

All right. My youth switch music, a couple of basketball ones here. Who is more likely to make it back to the conference finals, the conference finals, Lakers or heat. I'll go with the heat, man.

Never count the heat out. You know how it works the same way that you talk about the Dodgers. What are they going to do in the playoffs hit? Because they're going to have such a terrific regular season.

It's the exact opposite. The regular season for the heat is always, you know, up and down and nobody thinks about them. And then playoffs hit and then they hit you in the mouth and it's just like, Oh, that's right. And then we'll talk, start talking about the heat way and how Eric Spolstra and Pat Riley are perfect.

And Jeremy Butler is awesome. And you know, and then some idiot will say, don't break up the team for Giannis culture. I'm the idiot. They, uh, I shouldn't say those things.

Cause those can be used as drops or memes. I know. What else? You got one more last one.

Who's more likely to be NBA finals, MVP, finals, MVP, the field. I'll take you. I'll take you. Oh yeah, man. Get ready pal. Come on, man.

Look at this guy. He is going to go 100% diving into the, uh, what the Serbian, uh, racing field, the harness racing. He is going to go, he's going to go Serbian harness racing hung over.

That's the way it's going to work. Which Gordon dunk did you like best last night, TJ, the follow-up one where he caught it way back here or Jokic with the kind of no look hook shot pass dunk. No, that one where he just caught the hammer, bro. They're awesome to watch. So I'll take Jokic rather than the wheat field. And I'm sorry about that. All right, let's take a break. Mark Consuelos is about to join us live on the rich eyes and show set. We'll talk Oscars and so much more with Mark. When we return, welcome to talk about the ultimate small rewatch podcast title transference aired October 27, 2004, director James Marshall, writers, Todd Slatkin, Darren swimmer. I really liked this episode and I'm surprised that you don't like it as much as you thought you did.

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Also on girls on the bus, a recurring character on max in a set to premiere on March 14th, right around next week. Good to see you, Mark Consuelos. How are you sir?

I'm doing great. Great to see you, man. We have, we have friends in common and who is always like, you guys should do this. And now here we are doing the show. He knew that you're a big Michigan guy. And so he knew that my son was going to be at Michigan. He said, you guys should know each other.

Yeah. Jonathan Tucker, who is just, he's such a wallflower. He is he's, you know, he needs to open up a little bit. I was telling you when he came out here, he's been on the show a couple of times. He was on really early that we've been on the air since 2014. He was on the show kingdom, which was on direct TV. I was on it with him.

Yeah. Another recurring character. Jonathan was amazing on that show.

Oh my gosh. Frank Grillo and him. That was a hell of a show and it was on audience, which is what birthed this program. Right, right, right.

So that's why we're on the campus here of direct TV. Did you guys talk about the Patriots when he was on? We did. We talked about them and the Red Sox and he, there was like a Yankee hat that was in our green room and he took a photograph of him faking, like he dropped it in the toilet.

And I'm still wondering if he did in fact drop it in the toilet. Oh, I'm sure he would. You know, I called him during the Falcons Patriots-Super Bowl, could rub it in at halftime. Yeah. But then, but then I'm a Bucks fan.

Okay. I did a few years of high school in Tampa and when Brady came over to the Bucks, he called me. He says, you know, buddy, this is like, I just divorced my wife and she's marrying my best friend.

Not overly dramatic at all. I wish you the best marriage. And we were actually in Vancouver doing separate shows, shooting shows up there. And we sat next to each other during that Super Bowl. And he just, he looked at me at halftime. He goes, you're winning the Super Bowl. There you go.

And sure enough, they did. I've got Mark Consuelos here on the Rich Eisen show in Los Angeles, California, because you and Kelly are doing the After the Oscars special next week from the Dolby Theater, huh? From the Dolby Theater. Jimmy Kimmel gets done. He hands us the baton and we do the show 6 a.m. live, 9 a.m. live in New York. Okay. What's your call time Sunday? What do we have?

4.50, 4.45. Okay. Listen, I used to come with Kelly when she did the show. I would go to all the parties and that would be my responsibility. Not going to any of the parties. When you say responsibility.

I mean, you can put irresponsibility in front of there if you'd like to. So you used to just go and see friends in L.A. Are you going to? I'll go tonight and I'll go tomorrow night, which is Saturday. Yes. And then that's it. So not post Oscars, you're not going to go out so you'll have something to talk about in addition? I mean, we have so much to talk about. You know, we're backstage as the winners come off the stage. We're the first people they see on Sunday night.

So we grab them and we'll have all that to talk about. Okay. So you're so you're working during the award show working damn straight you are. So so okay.

So somebody wins Sunday night. Yeah. They're head over heels, right?

You will get them in their first blush moment. Kelly says people say things and promise you things after they win that they don't remember movie hearts, vacations and they don't remember because they're blacked out. Could you imagine? No, I could not.

I could not win. Imagine you've just won an Academy Award Award and then you look down and you see the Oscar. Right. And and then they look up and then they and that's when they're going to sit down with you and have a little booth. They come in.

There's booze in there. I think we can give them something. They probably need it. Sure. And then we talk and then they and then, you know, we release them and then you'll roll it back and be part of the Monday on Monday morning. Yeah. So that's all the content for Monday. Fantastic. Yeah. That is so cool. Yep. That that you'll get obviously some great stuff. Yeah. Yeah. I'm looking forward to know about.

So so this is the first time you've ever done that. And then when it's over, maybe you do go just a little bit of some maybe vanity fair. I don't know. I'm going to play by your it's an hour earlier this year.

The Oscars. OK, it's on at seven. It starts at seven, not at eight.

OK, there is maybe an hour after I could go scoot somewhere. But why? Clocks aren't moving this weekend. No, no. OK, they are.

They are. Yeah. All right. To tell you, you lose that hour, Mark. Oh, yeah.

The hour gained an hour and I just lost an hour. Just like that. Thank you for reminding me. And there it goes.

All of a sudden, Kelly's sitting there at eight o'clock Eastern like, where the hell is Mark? Fantastic. All right. Let's let's handicap it. We've got which one are we going to call up first?

We've got Mark Consuelos here on The Rich Eisen Show. Just put let's do OK, supporting actor. We've got the the nominees and the nominees.

I get to do this for the moment. Yeah. OK. And the nominees for supporting actor are, I think, Sterling K. Brown.

Sterling K. Brown is in. There we go for American fiction. This is this is a heavyweight. Yeah. De Niro is amazing. Robert Downey Jr. for Oppenheimer. Ryan Gosling for Barbie.

Yes. Mark Ruffalo for Poor Things. Now, I saw all the movies. OK. And I think the favorite is Robert Downey Jr. But did you see Mark Ruffalo and Poor Things?

I have not yet seen Poor Things. I've heard. Trust me, I want to see all this stuff.

I think Mark Ruffalo for me is probably the performance of the year. But that'll be the shocker. It would be a shocker.

Here's the biggest shocker. Keep that up on the screen right here, if you don't mind. I was at the combine recently. And did you run the 40? Not yet. I'm doing that.

By the way, I would love your help in all of this when I do it for April. It's great cause for St. Jude. And so I'm at the combine. I'm at a dinner and an elderly gentleman went up to somebody at my table and said the following. And I overheard it and I couldn't believe it. And I made sure that it was repeated.

Somebody, they were having a bed at the table that they were sitting at, pointing at me, wondering if if that guy, meaning me, was either Rich Eisen or Ryan Gosling. Oh, in fact. Oh, my God. I see it. No, Rich, I see it. No, now you're being too nice. If you squint and go like this.

You squint and go like this. And have a few cocktails. So are you really going to run the 40? Yeah, I'm going to do it. Have you ever done it? Of course. I do it every year.

And that's the that's the logo of the show, right? Me and the suit. What's your fastest time?

Five, nine, six. And I do it for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital charity. And now I do it at the Rose Bowl. Great. That's so great. Yeah. So, yeah, for sure.

You don't pull a hammy or anything like that? Oh, I absolutely have. So, yeah. What do you think that's right there? What do you think?

The split screen is incredible. I mean, it's undeniable, Rich. Thank you. Thank you. Undeniable. I agree. Stand in for sure.

I think it's the same glowing eyes. All right. Next up, supporting actress as well. Let's let's break this down. Mark Consuelos here again after the Oscars special will air live Monday next week.

Nine a.m. Eastern Time. Emily Blunt of Oppenheimer. Daniel Brooks of The Color Purple. America Ferrara of Barbie. Jodie Foster for Naiad and Divine Joy Randolph for The Holdovers.

I think she wins that, right? I agree. Yeah. The Holdovers is an outstanding movie.

I saw that. It's great. Yeah. I love Alexander Payne. I love the setup of the movie.

You know, a bunch of kids get stuck there over Christmas break. Right. It's great. But she is the favorite, right?

She's outstanding. Yeah. OK.

I think she is the favorite. All right. So. I would not bet against her. OK. There we go. Are you betting on this stuff, Chris?

I'm just monitoring the odds. Very good. A lot of big favorites. Robert Downey Jr. and Divine Joy Randolph.

Huge favorites. And what's Ruffalo in that? Mark Ruffalo on Supporting Actor. He is 20 to 1. Where does that rank? He's 30. He's behind Ryan Gosling's 10 to 1. OK.

Mine is 3500. Massive favorite. And De Niro is just like what? We just give him this just as a nod just because he's De Niro and I mean, because at this point in time? Of course. I mean, he's fantastic.

It's a long movie. I know. He got nominated. Leo did not. It's OK. It's OK. All right. Which one are we doing next?

Just put it up on the screen. I'll follow our best actor, everybody. And we've got Bradley Cooper for Maestro.

Coleman Domingo for Rustin. Paul Giamatti for The Holdovers. Cillian Murphy for Oppenheimer.

And Jeffrey Wright, who was here just two weeks ago for American fiction. Gosh, that was that's a he's awesome. Yeah, he's great.

He really is great. Cillian Murphy is going to be definitely the favorite, right? Cillian. Yep. But Paul Giamatti could sneak in there with kind of a he was great in that, too. Yeah.

But Cillian Murphy was I love that movie. The Man. Yeah.

For Oppenheimer, literally. OK, so what? And he's the favorite. Yeah, he's a big favorite minus 1200. Mark, did you hear the story that he was maybe Emily Blunt just kind of threw this out there that he only ate one or two almonds a day.

You kind of look, you know, the gaunt and slim. I did hear that. Also, he speaks Dutch in this movie as well. And he learned his lie.

I mean, he I think he was just showing off. No, but he's not Dutch. The first thing I would learn if I ate two almonds a day.

First thing I would say in Dutch is I'm hungry. Yeah. You can't just eat two.

You got a handful of 20. I measure that. I would I would expand off the almond. Yeah. What I'm saying. Yeah. You got to put a little little berries, you know, dry berries, say pizza, pizza. I'm just you and I are different. Pizza's good. A lot of protein. Yeah. I wrote for the student newspaper in Michigan. I didn't wrestle.

Can you tell with my diet? Yeah. We'll get to that in a second. OK, best actress.

Now there we go. Annette Bening for Naiad. Lily Gladstone, Killers of the Flower Moon.

Sandra Holler for Anatomy of a Fall is a lovely movie. Yeah. Great. It's great as a movie. Yeah. It's one of those where you just get deeper and deeper and deeper into it.

See the kid. He's phenomenal. Phenomenal. How did he not not get nominated? I guess because best supporting actor, which is what that's a deep end to the pools we just established, right?

Right. Carey Mulligan for Maestro. But Emma Stone is the favorite. Lily Gladstone.

This one's a little close. Two person favorite. Lily Gladstone minus 250. Emma Stone plus 165.

Both could win it. Yeah. I saw both movies.

Gladstone's phenomenal. And if you again, you have your homework is to go watch that. Is that? Yeah.

If you can get past the first 12, Rich, get past the first 12 minutes. I can't tell you. Just get past it because you think it's going to be like that for the whole movie. It's not. OK. But it's a little, it's a little. Yeah.

I felt that way with Saltburn, by the way. I mean. I get that.

Straight up. It was one of those things again where Susie and I had a night away. We have three kids, 15, 13 and 10 and my wife who, by the way, you know, you and I have another thing in common. She's she sits in this chair when I'm not. Yeah, she's fantastic.

Yeah. We've never done a show completely together. Like, obviously, what you're doing that we should for sure. But that said, we we we were we had one one movie we could watch.

And the first 30 minutes of Saltburn was so wild. We're like, we just. OK, then maybe poor things. No, we'll do it. No, we're going to lock in. We're going to lock in.

Let me know. Best picture. We have that for the finale here. There it is. American Fiction, Anatomy of a Fall. I'm telling you, that was so damn good.

It was. Barbie, The Holdovers, Killers of the Flower Moon, Maestro Oppenheimer, Past Lives, which we haven't really talked about. Poor things.

The Zone of Interest, which I can't wait to see that, too. Heavy. Yeah, right.

I mean, beyond beyond heavy. But Oppenheimer's Past Lives I saw. And you can watch that with your wife.

OK. And you bring a Kleenex box. Oh, really? It's amazing. It's a beautiful film.

But I think Oppenheimer because just a degree of difficulty for that movie. My wife and I, we saw it in a theater on IMAX. We were blown away, like totally blown away. It's a feat.

It really is. So that's that's the winner, right? That's the favorite.

Yeah, that's the favorite. Massive. Minus five thousand. So what's second? Plus two thousand. So twenty to one.

But I know that whose form is that? Poor things. Poor things. Yeah. And then Zone of Interest, twenty five to one. OK, so.

Zone of Interest is not winning. OK. After the Oscars special, again, you said that's 9 a.m. Eastern Time. 9 a.m. Eastern Time. Live, too, right? Yeah, it's on in different times and different parts of the country. Yes. And be careful.

Again, clocks get set full on Sunday. Let's talk about the Campobasso Football Club. Oh, yes. Walk me through this.

And for folks who might not be familiar with what's Siri? Cydia D, which is the fourth division. OK, so then why why would you buy or get a piece of them in the fifth division? OK, the story's great.

OK, please. I was part of a group that had a piece of a second division Cydia B team called Ascoli. And I was very excited about that. They made the playoffs. They were in the hunt. And my partner in the group said, listen, we have an opportunity to pick up this team. They were in C. They went out of business. They went out of business, went bankrupt. But and the federation has demoted them all the way down to the fifth division. That's where we have to start.

And this was August. And I said, well, do we have a team? He goes, no. I said, do we have a coach?

I said, no, GM, no stadium. Maybe. I said, let's do it. Maybe. Maybe. I said on the stadium.

Yeah, let's do it. He told me about the rich history of this team. They've always been in B, C or B. They've beaten the big giants, Juventus of Italy.

They've they've have such a fierce fan base. And the thing that got me is that they were at the risk of losing their team. They weren't going to have a team.

And that would have been a shame. And I thought there would be a good opportunity for us to go in there. And we won the league our first year, last year, 38 out of 40 games. Congratulations on that. And now we're in first place. Four points up, nine games left. Mm hmm.

Anything can happen. And it's tight. It's how you're enjoying this. Rich, I got to tell you, I played soccer. I went to school, play soccer. You know, that's why I went to college to play soccer. I was not good.

And but to be able to be part of something that the inner workings, the transfer window, let me tell you something to trade, to grab players, you know, to rebuild our team during that time was so much fun. My wife gets annoyed with me because anytime she walks into a room, I'm speaking Italian. She's she knows she needs to walk out of the room because that's my first language is Italian. I was about to say normally it's a language of love. And a wife might look at a man who's fluent in that language and go, oh, this is this.

This is awesome. But she's not so much. You know, the thing is, when we bought a piece of this club, I had a conversation with her. If we could do it, I think she understood.

We're buying a house in Italy. I think that's what she understood. And that's funny.

And so now she's like, wait, I don't have a house. I go, there's a stadium and there's a yard for sure. It's a beautiful yard. So now I think I have to make good.

You have to go there. But it's been one of the big joys of my life to be part of this. That's awesome. And if we win, if we win, knock on wood on wood. Yes.

I think the stats are right. That will be the first American owned group to take an Italian team up to divisions ever. Wow.

That would be amazing. Back to back. Usually you buy a team and you get relegated immediately.

Sure. That's what happens. Now you're going the other way.

And two steps, two steps as well back to see. So what are you, what are you hoping? I'm hoping that I'm hoping that, you know, we get a call that we're going to clinch. I can fly out there and, you know, there'll be 30,000, 40,000 people in the square celebrating that we brought this team from the brink of extinction and giving them back at least a third division team, which is very competitive in Italy. It's extremely competitive because you're playing a lot of teams that had been relegated down. So there's you playing. So you're, you're, you're, you're rubbing elbows with some giants.

I don't know. I think there's the potential is, is, you know, I think, you know, you can have your favorite team. You can love your Rexham's. You can love your Milan's. You can love your man cities, but if you're going to get behind a team, that's really an underdog.

I think you can get behind Capobasso. I think it's, I mean, just, I can only imagine. I don't know that the town, but from where you just describe it, 30,000 people, you know, in the public square. Yes. Uh, what Piazza, fireworks going wine flowing, right?

Sun is set and golden lights hidden, right, man. And then you're, you're eating great food. It's like a movie. It is.

It's a movie. It's like, and I'm sure that's what Kelly thought of when you're, you're getting a house right under the Tuscan sun, right? That's Diane Lane.

Diane Lane walks by. That's what I'm hoping for. That's what my wife would be thinking. 100%. Wow. So that's so cool.

Will you please keep an eye on it? Uh, Mark Consuelos here on the Rich Eisen show. Okay. So your son is a wrestler. Yes. For the university of Michigan. Yep.

Okay. Go blue. How, how did he get involved with Michigan athletics? How did that happen?

You know, it's interesting. Um, his, you know, he's a New York city kid. Um, and his coach throughout club, uh, wrestling, cause it wasn't really a big program in the city.

You'd have to go to New Jersey was a Michigan grad and wrestled there and it's had deep ties to, uh, the, the system there and just put them in the pipeline. And now, so he just finished, right? Did I see you and is he, is he got one more year left or he's, he's a junior. He's a red shirt software. I doubt he's going to do a fifth year.

I think he's going to get out of there and graduate and move on. Cause I was about to say, I thought, didn't I see you and your wife there on a senior night recently or something like that? It just happened.

We go to all the home matches at Chrysler arena, Chrysler arena. Yeah. And uh, we sat next to Sharon Moore and his wife. I saw that too. Yeah.

I saw that you, you posted that. Oh, hell yeah. What a great guy.

Oh, what an amazing guy. I agree. But, um, coach.

Yeah. And you have to meet coach Bormet at, uh, the, uh, that head coach of the, the wrestling, wrestling team. And he's just a quality guy and they've gotten, they've got the big tens this weekend and they got, they could do really well in the big tens and they've got the NCAA in two weeks. So yeah, I, I, my graduation was in Chrysler arena in 1990. I graduated in that building. I have nothing but love and affection for that whole campus, obviously.

And that building as well. What is it like watching, sitting next to your wife, watching your son wrestle? Well, he didn't, he didn't wrestle that time, but it's, you know, I got to tell you, I didn't go to that school.

I went to Notre Dame. I've heard that. And, um, but I have to tell you that I've shed. Yes.

I've shed that off me and I'm all in into this Michigan thing. You can't help when you're walking down main street. Please tell me more when you're walking down main street. Right. And you stop over at the chop house to have a steak and you walk into everybody and you go and you, and you see the, the M den across the street. Um, you can't help, but to be, I think you're, it's like, it's like an infection. What's that show called the last of us. Okay.

You know, I do know it doesn't work out very well. That's what it's like. It's like an infection to be part of the Michigan family.

We're all in. Um, you know, my, we have so much, uh, Michigan swag. Um, I gotta tell you, there's nothing like it. And you can go, we were talking about this. You can go anywhere in the world. I've been in Greece. I've been in a small town in Italy and I'll hear go blue.

We're everywhere. It is a cult. I agree. Were you, and I saw your, I saw your, um, your talk about when you, when the football team won the championship and it got me emotional.

Thanks man. About marking of time, about how, about how, yes, you know, you, you go to a school, you find an identity, you live the identity, you experience the identity. You wonder when you're at the school seeing people who are, you know, coming back after 30 years, why it means so much to them. Now you are one of those people and it's so rare to win. Unless you're Alabama or Georgia, but it's so rare to win. You know, my son's freshman year, they won the big 10.

He's got a big 10 ring. That's so cool. And they were second, the runners up in the NCAA. I said, you understand that this is so rare to have, to have this experience. Well, I mean, it's fitting you went to Notre Dame since you're sitting in Regis's seat, right? Oh yeah.

Oh yeah. You know, I truly believe he said that to Kelly when she first got the job that he knew I went to Notre Dame and that was part of the reason why he wanted her to have the job. He didn't know I only did two years. No, that's okay.

He doesn't need to know. What's your favorite Regis story you can share. Oh gosh.

What do you have for me? You know, he such that he, well, have you, you met Regis, obviously. Once upon a time.

Yeah. And I, and I, and I know his, his daughter because Mike Shor is a friend and JJ, our kids went to school together. They're so talented.

They've done it. Michael and JJ have such great things. I'm such a great storyteller. And he would hold court at a dinner and just, and you'd be locked in. And I, I, I'm so glad that I was able to experience that.

I mean, the stories I imagine you could be able to tell. And he's always the butt of the joke in which I thought it was always great. You know, he'd always make him like something happened to him.

You know what I mean? And he, and he was comfortable doing that. And I thought that, you know, that self-deprecation was, was fantastic. I mean, he was the, he would do that all the time whenever he showed up on Letterman, right?

I mean, whenever he was the guest on Letterman show, it'd always be like, you know, they called him last minute and he would show up, but he'd be Regis Philbin, you know? Yes. It's pretty cool.

You're in his chair right now, man. Yeah. It's pretty cool.

It's not lost on me. That's awesome. And I cannot wait for you to enjoy.

What a great seat for Sunday night. That'll be so cool. Yeah. Got your tux picked out. Got my tux fixed out, you know, and also there's the presenters also walk back.

We grabbed some of those. Okay. So Pacino is presenting. I've never met Pacino. And they don't always come back, the presenters, but I'm going to hopefully try to grab. Pacino's presenting. Yeah. Who else is presenting?

You can give me a name. Am I getting in trouble for this? I don't know. I don't know. I don't think so.

Oh, screw it. What are they going to take you off the air? They're getting a bunch of people together at once. So it's not just going to be one person presenting, right? It's going to be there's a, there's a, I saw three, four people. I saw the list. It's a massive list.

What do you mean? Like for one category, they'll have three or four people out there presenting and each person reads off one name who's nominated. Oh, I love that idea. Yeah.

That's great. And it Lee and, and, you know, I root for Jimmy Kimmel because, well, first of all, I mean, he's Jimmy Kimmel, but secondly, I was outraged years ago when they went without a host because hosts matter. Mark, you're a host right now.

I agree. You understand what I'm saying? Hosts matter. Hosts make differences.

You know what I mean? And who else could have handled that, that debacle at the end? Oh my God.

Lala land. If there was no, who is Jimmy cleaned up on aisle Lala land, man, if he wasn't there, they're going to mess all over the floor. Come on, man. Amazing posts matter. I agree. So Jimmy, I'm glad he's doing it again and great to have you here. Hopefully the first time whenever you're out here, let's have you in here and just chop it up and let's, let's keep an eye on a compo also football club. Thank you.

As they make their run for a let's serious seat, right? Seriously. Fantastic.

You're the man. Thanks for coming in here. Mark Consuelos is here. We'll wrap up the show. Get you ready for NFL free agent weekend. That's how it's happening while the Oscars are going on.

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Why did you choose that one? So far away from me. Is that right? Yeah. I, I, yeah. I, I don't, I, I see that character when I look at the movie. Everything else. I just see me.

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Getting ready for the Oscars, getting ready to sit backstage and interview the winners just as they're coming off. I totally understand what he said. Like you win. You're in such a euphoric state. You not going to really remember it.

I would promise everything to everyone. I got you, man. Yeah.

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Last minute tickets, lowest price guaranteed. I got a top five going out the door because it's free agency starting the next time we speak a windows opening. You can start talking to free agents two days before the new league year begins.

You can start talking and it's entirely possible that Saquon Barkley will be able to have anybody talk to him the next time you and I speak. So I've got the top five destinations for Saquon Barkley hitting. High five.

One, two, three, four, five five. All right, number five on this list because Saquon Barkley doesn't just bring his abilities to your team. He doesn't just bring his Walter Payton man of the year goodness to your community.

He sends a jolt through your season ticket, fan base, anybody, whether they have season tickets or not, he sends a jolt straight through your community, as well as the locker room to say, okay, the front office thinks we're this close or we're that good. How about if after that first season with CJ Stroud at quarterback, the Houston Texans decide to go get Saquon Barkley and put him right next to CJ Stroud and shotgun formation or right behind him. What about Saquon Barkley on the Houston Texans? I know they have a nice, you know, running back room already. What if Saquon comes to the Houston Texans? I kind of dig that.

That's a way to just serve notice. Okay, AFC, we've added him to this mix. Number four, I don't know what's up with Aaron Jones in Green Bay and AJ Dylan in Green Bay.

Something seems wonky there. We love Aaron Jones. If Aaron Jones and for some reason, the Packers don't stay put with him.

What about Saquon Barkley in Green Bay and stick him next to Jordan Love? That's fun. This sounds off.

I'm not going to lie. This sounds like maybe out of everything I'm talking about, some of the most far-fetched, but I put him there. Number three is, listen, I understand they've got a running game and a blocking scheme and a concept about running the football where you can plug in a lot of guys and they can be really productive. I'm just saying certainly if we saw in the playoffs, in the AFC championship game, the lack of running at all, you wouldn't forget about running the football if Saquon Barkley's right next to Lamar Jackson.

Oh wow. Put him in Baltimore. See what happens.

Lamar and Saquon at the mesh point. Good luck and see what goes down there. I understand the Gus Buss is there and I mean Justice Hill and what have you, but that would be really interesting to me. Number two, I keep mentioning this. You want to show up and show out here in Los Angeles? Put stars on the field. You want a running game, Greg Roman? See what, oh gosh, what Justin Herbert would look like with a running game? How about the Los Angeles Chargers? Jim Harbaugh serving notice.

The sound of the, that you heard a couple weeks ago was the, the Spanos family Velcro wallet opening up for Jim. Keep it going for Saquon. Number one on the list is let's stop messing around, man. All in means Saquon Barkley next to Dak Prescott. That's what it means. And you take him from the team that has him in your division. And you say, oh yeah, everything that we've been running an Okie doke, Dak's resigned.

He's extended. We now have cap space. We're giving it to Saquon and it's CD Lamb and it's Dak and it's Saquon. And he's not on the Giants.

He's on the Dallas Cowboys who was, we all know have been kicking the Giants ass in games in the season. Let's do it in the off season. That's number one. Do you think we need one? I'll do one more as we go out the door.

I liked that first one. How about staying put? How about the Giants actually resigned Saquon Barkley because the Giants fans love him. He deserves to stay in New York. He deserves to not be sent anywhere else.

He's your guy, Giants. Figure it out. So I ran the Okie doke on you. Top five destinations for Saquon Barkley.

The one more is the destination to stay in put. That'll wrap up this edition of the Rich Eisen Show. We'll finish it up on the Roku channel in a sec. And really anything you could need to smash your league into deliciously tiny pieces. Catch the Fantasy NBA Today podcast, part of the Believe Network on YouTube or wherever you listen.
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