Bruce Pearl

Bruce Pearl, the dynamic head coach of the Auburn Tigers and National Coach of the Year, shares his thoughts on the intersection of sports and politics. He passionately discusses the recent surge in egg prices, linking it to broader economic issues and the responsibilities of political leaders. The conversation shifts to the unique challenges of coaching basketball, especially in Kentucky's competitive landscape. Pearl emphasizes the importance of perseverance for young athletes in a politically charged environment, blending his insights on sports ethics and community values.

Bruce Pearl, the head coach of the Auburn Tigers, shares insights on the changing dynamics of NCAA basketball, emphasizing how NIL deals are reshaping team competitiveness and diminishing Cinderella stories. Bill Simmons, founder of The Ringer, analyzes the impact of player analytics on the NBA and reflects on the legacy of franchises like the Celtics. They dive into the evolving landscape of college basketball and discuss the strategic missteps of franchises like the New York Giants, all while blending humor and nostalgia.

Matt Walsh, a filmmaker known for his provocative documentaries, discusses his latest work, 'Am I Racist?', examining the complexities of race discourse. Senator Ron Johnson shares insights on Wisconsin's competitive Senate race and critiques FEMA's financial mismanagement. Bruce Pearl, the head coach of the Auburn Tigers, reflects on the anniversary of the terror attack in Israel and the nuances of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation highlights the intersection of politics, sports, and societal challenges with an engaging mix of humor and serious critique.

March Madness insights, war in Gaza, quirky liberal beliefs, sabotage in congress, touching tribute to Dan's mom

Dinesh D'Souza discusses the upcoming project 'Police State'. Bruce Pearl defends Israel against Hamas attacks. Chuck Marino gives vital information to prepare for terror attacks. Dan warns against supporting or being savages.