We Speak Frankly

Today we discuss who would be MVP if it were decided now. We also react to the players in the All Star Game and whether Kobe Bryant should be the new NBA logo.

Join us as we discuss this year’s CPAC event and a deep dive on how special interest groups work.

The 2021 NBA All Star Game is approaching, and the league has announced who’s in the reserves and how the game will be played. Join us as we discuss the good decisions and the bad.

We are one month into the Biden Administration, and we assess how they are doing for the country and with the press so far. Plus, everyone is talking about Senator Ted Cruz and Governor Andrew Cuomo, and for good reason.

Today we talk about how the NBA teams are standing today and brainstorm what could and should happen for Andre Drummond and Blake Griffin.

Instead of the media's new narrative about the political parties splitting into pro-Trump and anti-Trump, we go back to the real differences between Republicans and Democrats, which may not be what you think.

On today's episode we passionately debate whether the NBA should hold the All Star Game, and where we land may shock you. We also react to Super Bowl LV and discuss why it turned out the way it did.

Today President Trump's second impeachment trial begins, and we discuss the constitutionality of the exercise. Plus the strange events around the coronavirus relief package that President Biden and Senators negotiated last week and the politics surrounding the slow reopening of public schools.

While ESPN has LeBron James as the favorite for MVP, we discuss some of the other players who might be giving him a run for his money. Plus a talk on quarterbacks, the Cardinals, and more.

This week’s political episode covers Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s comments on “the enemy within,” thoughts on Dr. Fauci, and how the Biden Administration is going so far.

This week, we talk about the state of basketball and which teams are heading to the superbowl.

Today we discuss the Inauguration of President Joe Biden and VP Kamala Harris, but first we pay tribute to two icons that Congressman Franks has met - Larry King and Hank Aaron.

After an update on sports as they stand today, we salute Drew Brees, discuss the latest basketball trades, and analyze how sports contracts can be reformed for the better.

Today we discuss the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the impeachment of Donald Trump, and the upcoming inauguration of Joe Biden.

We discuss Tom Brady v. The Washington Team, whatever is going on with those Washington Wizards, and the power of a good manager.

Between the Senate race in Georgia, the deadly attack on the US Capitol, and renewed calls for President Trump’s impeachment, this 2021 is already an unprecedented year in politics.

We discuss how the NBA teams have surprised us for better or for worse, LeBron James’ new record, and why players have skipped some of their games.

We are back from Christmas break with an assessment on politics today, include Pressing Trump’s election challenges, and how the media can improve going into the new year.

Have a Very Merry Christmas!

We discuss the best current NBA player, what it means to be the face of the league, who the next face may be, and the news on Giannis staying with the Bucks.

We cover this week's most pressing topics including the electoral college certification for President-Elect Joe Biden, the electoral challenges from President Trump, and the vaccine that is being distributed to America's essential workers.

We dive deep on our #2 best NBA player of today and on where we think James Harden should go next.

A return to our political episodes with the top stories of the past few weeks - President Trump's legal challenges to the 2020 presidential election and the upcoming COVID-19 vaccine. 

Our thoughts on the John Wall and Russell Westbrook trade, Steph Curry v. Kawhi Leonard, and the third best NBA player of today!

We share our fourth best NBA player of today and talk about what to expect when the NBA returns!