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are doing it on Thursday and not on Sunday. Has been that, as has been the norm the last couple of weeks. So I just want to let folks know that's all of our housekeeping announcements right there. Let's get into the big news, because if you listen to Morning Coffee this morning, you heard me talk about how the House voted to release the Epstein files. This is a

huge move that you know. I was skeptical if we'd actually see a true release, but we are because the Senate passed overwhelmingly to allow the files to be released. I want to say I saw that it was a unanimous vote, and I'm trying to find that. I apologize for not having that right there in front of me because I wanted to see exactly if they were unanimous

in their decision. And President Trump has already signed this bill, so it is going to be passed, and that is a huge, huge announcement for those of us that have been seeking transparency on this. President Trump wrote in a lengthy message on the Truth social platform. He says, I have just signed the bill to release the Epstein filess As everyone knows, I asked Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune to pass this

bill in the House and Senate respectively. Because of this request, the votes were almost unanimous in favor of passage. At my direction. The Department of Justice is all ready turned over close to fifty thousand pages of documents to Congress. Do not forget the Biden administration did not turn over a single file or page related to Democrat Epstein, nor did they ever even speak about him. Trump, of course, is some He's been tried to be tied to Jeffrey

Epstein by the Democrats. They for whatever reason, thought that this was going to be a smoking gun for them, And it looks like now that he has said that he has nothing to hide, and that's the reason why yesterday the House voted to release the files in a vote of four hundred and twenty one to one margin. Of course, there was a lot of folks pressuring. Besides the public and the Democrats, there were Republicans like Thomas Massey, who had jumped in trying to push for this on

the morning coffee. I had not read through enough to see who the no vote was, but the no vote

was Republican Clay Higgins from Louisiana. He was the only House member to vote against the release and said he didn't back the measure because this bill reveals and injures thousands of innocent people, witnesses, people who have provided alibis, family members, etc. Again, he chose to be the lone nay vote, and I'm sorry, but I think that was a true mistake on his part, and I hope the voters there in Louisiana remember that he thought he was

standing on some type of principle. But the Epstein Files Transparency Act it is specifically directing the Department of Justice to release all classified records and investigative materials related to Epstein and Maxwell, as well as files related to individuals who were referenced in Epstein's previous legal case or case is, details surrounding trafficking allegations, internal DOJ communications as they relates to Epstein, in any details surrounding the investigation into it

Epstein's death. Files that include victims' names, sex child's sex abuse materials, classified materials, or other materials that could threaten an active investigation may still be withheld or redacted by the Department of Justice, which makes our friend from Louisiana, Representative Higgins look even more foolish for his decision to not vote yes with the rest of the House. Again, I think that's an inexcusable vote. If I live in this district, I would certainly not vote for him. Again.

I saw somebody trying to defend him on a social media post saying, well, he was a You've got to lay off of him because he was a very decorated law enforcement officer. So what's that got to do with him at putting forth a bad vote? Nothing. I mean, I'm sure he was great in his job when he was in law enforcement. That doesn't mean he's a great congressman, and it doesn't mean he should get a pass when

he makes a mistake. That's my opinion. So if you're one of those knuckleheads that wants to defend this guy based on him being a good person, I'm not here

for that. I'm not here for that. The DOJ and the FBI said in a joint memo that was obtained by Fox News in July that the two agencies had no further information to share with the public about the Epstein case and suicide in twenty nineteen, and of course, this sparked a lot of outrage and a lot of maga supporters and myself because we wanted the full transparency we wanted to see because again, if they're people, high ranking people who were involved with Epstein, we want to know.

We would love to see some of those people be pursued for prosecution. So it's going to be interesting and we're finally going to get to see a little bit more about exactly what happened. They've found documents that are emails between Epstein and his longtime associate Justsell Maxwell, and correspondence with author Michael Wolfe, former President Barack Obama's White House counsel Kathy Rumahler, among others, where Epstein mentions Trump.

But some of that stuff we had seen before, but they tried to pretend it was brand new emails and didn't really have much dirt in them, like the way that the Democrats wanted us to believe. But there is a couple of folks who have been tied to Epstein that are already feeling the pain, one including ex Harvard

president Larry Summers. He's now stepped down from teaching at Harvard following growing outrage over messages between him and Epstein, University confirmed Wednesday evening, making a turn in Summer's decade long association with the Ivy League college. According to the Harvard Crimson, the change came as the university began investigating

Summer's ties to the late disgraced financier. The move also came after students at the college in Summer's economic class released a video Wednesday that showed the professor on stage saying he felt shame over his ties with Epstein. New details of his ties with Epstein had come to light when a White House committee released a trove of emails of personal messages between the two Summers. It's being reported turned to Epstein for romantic advice. So now Summers is

out of a job. So we've already seen a domino fall right there with Summers being out of his teaching job at Harvard because of his association with Jeffrey Epstein. It's crazy when you sit back and you think about and there's going to be others. There's going to be others we're going to find out about, or we believe that we're going to find out about, once we finally start to see everything get put on the table from this Epstein files. Now, do I think there's going to

be the explosive list. Maybe not, but there are flight logs, there are things that they can pull from. There are certainly things that they'll be able to find and share with the American people, and we can maybe finally, finally start to get some answers here as far as who was actually involved with Jeffrey Epstein. And as I've said before, I fully expect that there's going to be people on both sides of the aisle that are going to pop

up in these files. And there may even be some folks that you like that pop up in the file. Some of them may be innocent mentions, some of them may be completely guilty, and you'll see. But in the sake of transparency, the fact that so many of us had so many lingering questions about this, this is a good day. This is something that I think was needed. It was and again, if you remember talking with Trump,

he wanted to have transparency. He wants that at least he ran on that, and now we're starting to see campaign promise being kept. So I mean, again, that's a uh, that's one of those things that as we watch this, we're going to see a lot more things come out.

And of course we've already seen at least one Democrat facing scrutiny, as House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries faced scrutiny on Tuesday after Republicans released newly obtained docum showing that a political firm working to boost his early congressional career allegedly once invited sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to a Democrat fundraising event. Apparently, Newsweek reached out to Jeffries's office via email on Tuesday night for a comment, and I don't

think that at this time he's responded. It is a huge question because it raises the question about the influence of wealthy donors on US politics and the extent of Epstein's connections to high ranking officials. And it's also interesting because because Rakeem Jeffries was one of the ones grandstanding against Trump and claiming Trump had ties to Jeffrey Epstein and tried to make it look like he was hiding something. Well, now you see that Epstein did have contact with a

Kim Jeffries. These were materials that were disclosed by the House Oversight Committee Chairperson James Commer, include the twenty thirteen email to the Grace to the disgraced financer promoting Effreys as a rising figure in the party and calling him Brooklyn's Baroque. So again, some of these folks that were grandstanding, it looks like we're starting to find maybe they weren't as clean impure as they wanted to try to put

out there when it comes to this Epstein mess. The Washington Times first reported on the email exchange on Tuesday, emphasizing that Epstein had already been convicted as a sex offender in twenty eight and was facing mounting lawsuits by twenty thirteen, So again, he was already known to have these issues at the time that Jeffrey's people reached out.

Separate documents from Epstein's estate also revealed tex exchanges in twenty nineteen between Epstein and US House Delegate Stacy Plasket of the Virginia Islands, and it was made during the House Oversight Committee hearings featuring Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney. The text show Epstein offering Plasket unsolicited advice, highlighting remarks by Cohen, and providing real time comments areas she prepared

to question witnesses. The exchanges do not show evidence of any wrongdoing by Plastic, but have drawn attention due to the context of Epstein's notorious criminal record and influence and efforts to influence powerful figures. Plaski's office repeatedly reportedly said that she received numerous texts during the hearing from staff, constituents, and members of the public, including from Epstein. Plask had also previously returned campaign donations once linked to Epstein after

public outcry. So again, a lot of stuff is getting interesting, and we haven't even gotten to the meat of these files yet. It's one of those things that we will have to keep a close eye on and I really look forward to when there's some deep dimes on these files as they're released and exactly what's in them. Are

we going to see what we hope to see? And if we do, are we actually going to see people brought to justice that were part of a sex trafficking ring or we're bought off by Jeffrey Epstein in the first place. I don't know. I don't know yet. It's very very interesting while we're sitting back and watching this and seeing exactly Of course, Plaskett has said that you know on texting Epstein that you get information from people where you can, so she is trying to defend it.

And like I said, no wrongdoing has been found in what they saw in there with her, but it does raise questions the same way HACKEM Jeffries correspondence raises questions. If nothing else, King Jeffries in his camp were at least trying to make sure that they got more money, they were at least trying to make sure that Jeffrey Epstein knew that it was okay to send him a check. He was not, and he knew because he's solicited Jeffrey Epstein for donations and he tried to get him to

attend a dinner with then President Barack Obama. So yeah, T Kim Jeffries needs to maybe before he starts casting stones, maybe needs to go back and look at some of the things that he already had that were not a good look for him himself. So yeah, we're going to sit back and we're going to keep close eyes on these Epstein files as we continue to get more and more information, because now it's going to be released to

the public. And if there are folks that you can point to and say wrongdoing, I don't care if it's somebody that I like, I say you prosecute them if you had them in the files and you see that they had wrongdoing, that they were in cahoots with Epstein, even though it was just utilizing some of the women that he for lack of a better term, prostituted out, you need to see them based justice. It's interesting, people,

because again, this is a huge, major story. It's a story that again go back and listen to morning Coffee this morning. You'll hear me say it right there. I did not think this would happen. I thought for sure that this Epstein files would be one of those things the House will vote on, the Senate would try to change it with an amendment, and it would get tied up and tossed back and forth. We wouldn't have seen this moment come to life. But here we are. Here

we are. We have finally started to see some type of transparency. The real question now is will we see justice once we get past this point. It's anybody's guests. But like I said, that, the hard part's already passed because we are going to have files released. We are going to see some names of people and how they were involved with Jeffrey Epstein, and it's going to end I think that's a good thing for the country. I think that's a good thing for the American people because

we need to know this. And if you see a politician on that list and you know that they were doing something wrong, to guess what vote amount, don't continue to support those type of people. It's that simple Republican Democrat. I don't care vote amount. Wow, such an interesting day. I just I don't know what. My head's still spinning

because we haven't seen within the files yet. We've got a couple of taste from what I already went over, but there's going to be a lot more to dive into, and this will be an ongoing story for weeks to come. And kudos to President Trump for deciding, because I don't think he was originally for releasing the Epstein files. I

think he was originally not necessarily pushing for that. But I think where the Democrats overplayed their hand is when they decided that, hey, we'll just attack President Trump and say that he's acting this way because he's on the

Epstein list himself. That backfired on the Democrats in this sense, because I don't think they honestly thought it was going to pass, and at that point, they had no choice but to vote for it because they'd been so vocal in getting this released that they had to vote for it. At this point, not a single Democrat could have sat back and voted against this and been able to stare back at their stituents, because again, they were the ones pushing for it. They were the ones that were saying,

we need to see it now. Let's not forget this is after they were the ones who were initially one hundred percent of posed for it. Because they could have released these files at any point in time during the Biden administration. They did not do that. They did not want to do that. They were adamant that they weren't going to do that by the sheer nature of not

even talking about it. The Epstein files only became a talking point for the Democrats when they thought it was going to be a smoking gun against Donald Trump, and Donald Trump called their bluff, and when that happened, they were stuck. And I guarantee you they know they're going to be some prominent names. They're going to come out with ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Maybe they're banking on the fact that the files won't be that bad and won't be so incriminating to the point that they might be

sending some of their own to face prosecution. But this is a good, good day, and I'm excited to see what we can find. I'm excited to see you exactly what this mess is all about. Maybe maybe we can finally start to put some of this to bed when we start to see it with our own eyes. There's still a growing there's still a large number of us that do not believe Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide. We believe that there were folks that may have assisted Epstein in

his life being ended. And I'll say it in that careful manner. I don't know if we'll find out the full details on that. I think even if they release something, unless they release a video of Jeffrey Epstein hanging himself, which I don't think they'd ever do that even if they have it. But even if they showed that, you know, that's the only way that you're going to have people fully accept that, yes, he committed suicide, because there's so

many questions. So I don't know what they can release to fully put people at ease or fully make folks believe if they're sticking to that official story that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. I don't know what they're going to release that might sell people on that. Who knows. We'll see. We got a lot of stuff to get into before we wrap this show up. We've got a story on a Democrat congresswoman who has been indicted because it's alleged

that she stole FEMA funds for campaign use. There's also a story out there that the Bush family is plotting a comeback to retake the GOP from Donald Trump. So a couple of good stories right there. Coming up after this quick commercial break. This is the right Side Radio Show. We'll be right back. The Midnight Ride, the home of

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Radio Show. Moving right along, We've got a Democrat congresswoman who was entided indicted for using or stealing millions of dollars in disaster relief funds to make illegal campaign contributions. A Miami grand jury indicted represented of Sheila Goodness. She's got a hyphenated name in the first one. There's hard to say. Share Flice McCormick, a Democrat from Florida, on charges of stealing millions of dollars in disaster relief to

make illegal campaign contributions. According to the indictment, the Florida Democrat allegedly conspired to steal five million in federal Emergency Management Agency funds alongside her brother Edwin, and numerous code defendants.

Prosecutors alleged that defendants routed the funds through multiple accounts to disguise their source, and that a significant portion of the misappropriated funds were used as candidate contributions to her twenty twenty one congressional campaign or for their personal benefit. If convicted, she could be facing fifty three years in prison. Pambondi released a statement saying using disaster relief funds for

self enrichment is particularly selfish cynical crime. No one is above the law, least of all powerful people who rob the taxpayers for personal gain. We will follow the facts in this case and deliver justice. Both McCormick and her brother worked through their family's healthcare company on FEMA funded COVID nineteen vaccination staffing contract in twenty twenty one. According to the indictment, the company received an overpayment of five million in FEMA funds in July twenty twenty one. This

is what the prosecution is alleging. FBI Director Cash Battel immediately posted on X that McCormick and her family allegedly stole money from FEMA and then launder it threw their friends towards her own personal benefit, including her campaign accounts. The indictment also states that McCormick and goodness, there's some

fun names in this one. Nagee Lebec allegedly fixed contributions using straw donors and channeled funds from a FEMA funded COVID nineteen contract to their associates who used it to make the campaign donations. Representative Greg Staboo from Florida, I know I'm not saying your name, right, I apologize, He posts on X that he will be filing emotion to Senencor McCormick and remove her from all committees. He said that this is one of the most egregious abuses of

public trust he's ever seen. The Republican Party of Florida, in an ex post, immediately called her out as well and asked for her to resign, saying that it is absolutely disgusting and she must step down now. McCormick's office did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Again, this is extremely interesting because again she was also hit by a probe in twenty twenty three by the House Ethnic Committee when investigated allegations of campaign finance violations tied to

her twenty twenty two election. She was recently re elected to a third term four and she currently serves on the House Committee of Veterans Affairs and House Committee on Foreign Affairs. So here you have again a Democrat that completely betrayed the trust of the people in her area. Look,

we all remember the COVID issues of twenty twenty. We remember the mountains upon mountains of ridiculous amounts of money that were rushed out the dwarf for whether it was COVID vaccines that may or may not have been worth it, darn it may or may not have created health problems with people that took the vaccine. We'll never know for sure exactly what happened. But again, these funds were supposed to go to help people, and she took advantage of the system and was using it to help her reelection.

Bid it's crazy as crazy as we continue to monitor exactly what she did, how much she took. What's the whole story here, and that I think that's what we're really mostly outraged about. When you see this and you sit back and you watch, I guarantee you she's not the only what up there in Congress that has done it. Because we sit back all the time and we ask questions, how did this guy go to Congress but little to no money, win their congressional seat and you look up

in a couple of years they're millionaires. How did they go up there broke and become as rich. There's always been something extremely shady about how these people go to Washington with next to nothing and come back insanely rich. I would love to see more people looked at. But she obviously, if it goes on like I believe that it does, she obviously was extremely careless in the sense

that she was able to be caught. It's disgusting, and again I'm going to say another thing here, I don't I don't think it's just going to be Democrats that are using the system. I think there's several Republicans who've been there far too long who are doing something similar. They just haven't been called yet. But I hope that this is an age where we will start to see more of these people pay the price for betraying the

trust of the people that elected them. And whether or not you are a Democrat or Republican, you should want you should want everyone to be held accountable if they're doing this type of thing. I've said it before because again here in Mississippi we had that big welfare scandal that I want to see more about the politicians that were involved, and I want to see them pay the

price as well. I don't think it'll happen, because the problem with politics, you can usually surround yourself with the people that you want to surround yourself with to make sure that this type of stuff gets swept away, or that there are certain fall people in place to make sure that you are never the one caught was not able to find the right fall person, and now she is facing the heat for what she did, and I'm happy to see it I hope she's not the last,

because I guarantee you there are others up there doing it. Maybe it's not disaster relief funds, maybe it's not that exact scam, but there are folks that have cheated the system on both sides of the aisle, and they need to be caught, and they need to be punished, and they need to be prosecuted. Look when you're going when you're elected to go to Washington, whether it's a senator or a congress person, you're going up there with the

trust of the people. You're going up there because the people of your district, of your state believe you to be someone that they can try us in to represent them. You're not going up there to lead. You're not going up there to enrich yourself, at least you're not supposed to be. You're going up there to be a representative. We don't see that enough. Quite frankly, I personally think that we need people here in We need Congress, the

federal government to not be in session year round. That's one of the biggest problems in our federal government today is that it's a year round system. If you go look at a lot of state governments. We'll take the one I'm most familiar with, my home state, Mississippi. They go to Jackson, to the state capitol for three to four months. Sure, they might get called back for a special session, but session is typically three to four months, and then they come home and they go back to

their real jobs. They go home. They don't get to stay up there. Now. I know there's some that game the system and just show up at the capitol even when it's not in session so they can claim a higher per diem and make sure that they are okay to not have to have another job. I know that happens.

I'm not naive. But it's still a better system. It's still a better system to have them not be there all the time, because guess what, if you're not expected to be a twelve month a year legislature, you do have to come home and face your constituents.

want to face you. They want to face you, they don't want to answer difficult questions. They just won't your vote. And if you can't see them lie to you face to face, maybe they believe that you're more likely to vote for them. Again. Let's Paul's right here for our final commercial break of the show. Goodness, I've got this story and I may save it for Chris McDaniel's America

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back here to the Right Side Radio Show. Here we are in the home stretch of the radio show. The final segment of the program today. Ah goodness, Yes, I think I am going to save. The Bush Family attempts to take back the GOP story for tomorrow and Chris McDaniel's America Again. It's a report that is coming out where former President George W. Bush and his family are reportedly planning to retake the Republican Party from President Donald

Trump once he's out of office. We'll tease that one right here and tell you to tune in to Chris McDaniel's America tomorrow and we'll come back into that story. If you know, if you've listened to the show, you know that I am not a fan of the Bushes, and I do not want to see their brand of moderate Republicans brought back to the Republican Party because I just they king George the first. You know, George Herbert

Walker Bush. He was a moderate who was able to hitch his wagon Ronald Reagan to be elected to that one term that he served, and he only served one term because he did not continue the Reagan legacy. He ventured off into some of his own past, and because such, he was voted out. But then his son came in, and yeah, his son was a mixed bag. You can praise him for the way that he led us after nine to eleven, but there was a lot of things he did that was not very conservative, and that's why

I'm not a huge fan. But we'll save that one tomorrow's show. I do want to talk about this one where we're finding out because the security the head of security at Charlie Kirk's fatal event at Utah Valley University, he is now talking about how the strategy exposed preventable

flaws and how the event was coordinated. Brian Harpaul, a veteran law enforcement officer and founder of Integrity Security Solutions, was on the Sean Ryan Show, and he said that his team repeatedly raised concerns about rooftop exposure, drone restriction, and staffing gaps in days before the September ten event. He said that we were told the roof was covered. He said, the chief said, I got you covered. I took him at his word. We can't break the law to do what needs to be done, so we relied

on the police and no one was up there. Harpaul said that he had asked for additional security based on previous high risk events. He recalled a Turning Point USA appearance in San Francisco where protesters breached barriers and his team had to fight its way out with little help from law enforcement. He said, we've seen it before in San Francisco. We had a street takeover, people climbing fences or exit routes compromised. We knew how fast things could

go bad, he said. Because of those experiences, he shaped his request for extra officers and aerial support in Utah. He said, we told them this one was open air, surrounded by elevated ground. We needed more eyes, more coverage, but we were told it was handled.

student buildings. That's law enforcement's job. He said that the orm Police Department, which operates a drone and a swat unit, was never asked to assist despite a mutual aid agreement. He said Harpole said that they were told later that they were never asked to come. So again, why wasn't the police more willing to do what needed to be done to protect Charlie Kirk at this event, especially when you know that there had been threats? Why were they

unwilling to make sure that Charlie Kirk was protected? You know, it's a question that I hope we see answers. I hope it's one of those things that we get answers from a really really im frustrated by hearing about this and seeing these reports that the security Charlie Kirk's security team asked for additional security and were led to believe

that it was there. And if that's the case too, then I I would love to see that police department punished, maybe even a lawsuit filed, because again, it's sad because now we know it could have been prevented if the assurances that had been given to this security team had been upheld. And it's beyond frustrating to find out that they were not. Two children don't have their father anymore, a wife is now a widow, all because you said I have them covered and then you didn't do it.

Frustrating and ultimately tragedy is what fell upon them. Harpa went on and said that this is a textbook example of what happens when lines of authority aren't clear. We couldn't act outside of our jurisdiction, and the people who could didn't. Wow. I'm sure more will come out about this as well in the coming weeks and months. Before

we signed off. I'm gonna go a little lighter after that because i want to talk about a story that is really running wild in my home state and one that has grabbed national attention in the sports world, and that's this whole Lane Kiffen saga. If you're not a sports fan, you may not know who Lane Kiffen is. But Lane Kiffen is the coach of the ole Miss

football team. Blaine Kiffen has All Miss on the verge of going to the playoffs and having their best season in like sixty years, a team that has a shot at national championship. And Kiffen is being courted by two other schools, not just any two other schools, but two schools in the same conference that all misplays in. And meanwhile, Kiffen is not giving a clear answer if he's going to take one of those other jobs, or if he's going to sign an extension and stay at all Miss.

All Miss is off this week. Next week is the annual egg Ball contest where they play Raval Mississippi State. It's in Starkville, the home of Mississippi State. Well Miss should win that game. But distrecching distractions like this or recipe for this disaster. And if Kevin takes a job at LSU or Florida, should he be allowed to coach that team moving forward? I say no. I think the university will say no because again, it's not like he's leaving to go to Michigan. It's not like he's leaving

to go to Florida State. Now he's going to leave and go to a team in your conference, Lank, Kevin hasn't made there at all Miss. Look, I'm not an o Miss fan, but I am somebody who sees right and wrong. And to me, I think Lane kiffn owes the kids on his team and on his answer, he owes the fan base an honest answer. He needs to decide what he's going to do and let them know. And if he's leaving, he needs to just go ahead. And pack his office up and leave today. But if

he's staying, let's just go ahead and tell everybody. I get it's a difficult decision, But how much money do you really need at this point? How much money do you need? You can go to a Florida. You can go to an LSU, and if you're not successful, you'll be out of a job before you know it. But it'll miss you keep maintaining what you've been doing. There. They're going to put a statue of you up. They're going to put a statue of you up. But if you leave and go to look if you think Florida

has been a train wreck. So I don't even understand why you consider Florida based on how they've treated their last couple of coaches. LSU is a much better position, don't get me wrong. But the first sign of danger, they will fire you. Less miles one LSU and national championship he got fired at Ogeron one LSU and national championship he got fired. Their measuring stick is so much more. It's not just win US a championship, it's win US

a championship every year. That's not sustainable. Therefore, your job is not sustainable. But if you were to stay at ole miss ride out this magical season, see where it takes you, and you stay there, and that's where your

legacy is. But it brings us to a bigger problem in today's day and age of college athletics, where the days of having a Bobby Bowden, a Joe Paterno, a Tom Osborne, the coaches that stayed at one place for the bulk of their careers, those days are gone, not just because there's no loyalty from the coaches, but also because the schools. They don't necessarily show loyalty either, because, like I said, the first sign of trouble, they kick

you to the curb. Just this season, Penn State fired James Franklin, who took them to the playoffs last year, but they fired It's crazy people, it's crazy, and they need to figure something out because the current state of college football is not sustainable. And if they don't figure it out, people that enjoy it are gonna wake up and they're not going to want to watch because again, you've got players that jump from team to team year after year. Now every off season now is free agency,

and it's so absurd. By the time a kid has used up his four years of eligibility. He might have been on four different teams. That's just beyond stupid and shouldn't be allowed. Nora should talking to another team's coach until the season ends, But all of them want to get their new coach in place right away so that way they can hit the recruiting trail full blast. And that creates the scenario that we're looking at. They're at all miss and it's frustrating, it's ridiculous, and it's ruining

the sport. Oh my goodness, Lane, My advice to you is stay put. Don't run to somewhere where you think is going to be a better situation. Look at what you've built. Stick around and maybe, like I said, you'll get that statue, maybe you'll get something on campus named after you, But you have to stay there. You're never going to get that at LSU or Flord. This isn't going to happen anyway. Folks, this has been the Right

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