Bomani Jones: How Does No One at WLW Try to Save Bob Huggins or Themselves?

"The internet really made that job a bit more of a high-wire act than it was before."

Bill Handel: Tucker Carlson’s ‘Breach of Contract’ Claim is ‘A Crock’

"All things considered, Carlson doesn't have much of a case. That's my take on it."

Ben Shapiro: Likely Twitter Was Tucker Carlson’s Only Option

"I'm assuming that there is one area of Tucker's life that is sort of unbound, and that presumably would be Twitter."

Howie Carr Returning to Show Wednesday

"I'm here with Roscoe the Pug, he's a good nurse, and we're just laying on the couch together."

Jonathan Hood: National Media Setting Justin Fields Up to Fail

“If the Bears have seven wins and Justin’s okay, [they’ll say], ‘Oh, Justin sucks.’ There’s no middle ground with this.”

John Kincade: ‘I Hope Matt Araiza Goes After People in Sports Radio’

“He was considered guilty. He was defamed"

Buck Sexton: Each Tucker Carlson Leak Makes Him Look More Relatable

"Everything they release about him I'm like 'Oh yeah, this is Tucker being Tucker'."

Duane Kuiper: ‘I Don’t Think it Would be Appropriate’ To Discuss Glen Kuiper Suspension

On Tuesday, Duane Kuiper appeared with Murph & Mac on KNBR in San Francisco, Calif. for his weekly guest spot to discuss the San Francisco Giants. Before beginning the segment though, the show offered Kuiper an opportunity to make a statement on the situation involving his brother, Glen.

Gregg Giannotti: Why Would Pat McAfee Want To Go To ‘Content-Controlling’ ESPN?

"I try to put myself in his shoes – I’ve got this great deal, I’ve got this creative control, I can say whatever I want, but now I’m going to go over to [Disney], who [is laying] off 7,000 employees and is probably going to have their hands in everything that I do?”

Vince Coglianese: White House Altering Credential Process Isn’t A Coincidence

"They didn't want a real question and they knew that Steven was primed to ask questions, potentially about one of the biggest stories in the country..."

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