"I have 126,000 subscribers on the newsletter. All those people don't work in sports. A lot of them obviously are people who just like sports and want to learn at a deeper level what's going on in the business side."
"People keep saying she said no. I said I would have a conversation with her like a human being. That's all I want to do. That's literally all I want to do."
After the YouTube link was made public, the more than three-hour conversation between the comedian and Republican nominee garnered north of 33 million views on the platform.
The new afternoon show titled “Matt, Gabe & Captain Ron” marks McAllister’s return to Phoenix. He previously hosted the mornings at iHeartMedia Country 102.5 KNIX from 2008 to 2016.
"I have 126,000 subscribers on the newsletter. All those people don't work in sports. A lot of them obviously are people who just like sports and want to learn at a deeper level what's going on in the business side."
"People keep saying she said no. I said I would have a conversation with her like a human being. That's all I want to do. That's literally all I want to do."
After the YouTube link was made public, the more than three-hour conversation between the comedian and Republican nominee garnered north of 33 million views on the platform.
The new afternoon show titled “Matt, Gabe & Captain Ron” marks McAllister’s return to Phoenix. He previously hosted the mornings at iHeartMedia Country 102.5 KNIX from 2008 to 2016.
"It's a huge relief and a huge release, because nobody hates you for your opinion on if you're taking the Vikings -3.5 against the Bears. People aren't enraged about you. You don't get hate mail about it."
"I have 126,000 subscribers on the newsletter. All those people don't work in sports. A lot of them obviously are people who just like sports and want to learn at a deeper level what's going on in the business side."