Welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network, it's Liz Kelly. This week we launched a new show on the

network called the Ringer Fantasy Football Show. Coming from the guys who brought you the

Danisee Football Podcast, Danny Hyffitz, Danny Kelly and Craig Coralbeck will guide you through

the fantasy football season, providing analysis on big picture conversations like weekly matchups,

trades and daily fantasy. The show will run every Monday and Wednesday throughout the rest of the

summer and we'll be helping you through the regular season as well. So follow and listen to the

first episode of the Ringer Fantasy Football Podcast out now for free on Spotify.

Hello media consumers, you've got the press box Brian Curtis and David Schumaker of the Ringer

here. We got a lot of great stuff for you today. We'll answer a mega dose of listener mail,

including the question, what happens when you dream about the press box? We'll be joined by one of

our favorite Ringer teammates, Jordan Ritter Khan, who will tell us about his new book and reporting

at the Turkey Syria border. All that plus David guesses a strain pun headline in the overworked

Twitter joke of the week. But David, let's begin here. We're in one of those times in American life

when we are surrounded by conspiracy theories. You sent me a list earlier in the week and I think we

actually had to trim it considerably just so it would, it wouldn't flow over one segment.

The reasons are pretty obvious. You have the instigators Donald Trump and his social media pals

and then you have the subjects, coronavirus, the protests, the Jeffrey Epstein case, Russians,

the elections. The biggest of these at least in November, third terms is QAnon.

If you don't know what the QAnon conspiracy is, the New York Times describes it as a

convoluted pro-Trump conspiracy theory about a deep state of child molesting,

Satanist traders plotting against the president. Now remember, that is the conservative New York Times

description. Would you say David that QAnon is the biggest thing that people like our parents

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