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I'm going to ask a favor of you on this episode of KKHI.

Please just hang with me.

As implausible as it sounds, the ABC television show The Bachelor is actually educational.

I think that's a stretch. Sure sounds like one to me,

but I've learned something from Chris Harrison's firing that I really didn't know before.

I'll explain it. COVID cases are dropping everywhere, but the same people that push all the

race stuff are going to keep pushing masks. A woman is tackled in a bank. A man is arrested

going to court for not wearing a mask.

This, while a listener of this podcast, who's a doctor, says he's been testing patients for COVID

the past two months without a single positive test. Wow, where's that? Jalen Wilson doesn't make

the trip to Indianapolis with the Kansas Jayhawks for the NCAA tournament,

we'll talk some tourney hoops. Six officials get sent home from Indy with COVID, including John Higgins, who's the most famous ref in America. What does this mean for the tournament?

We'll break that down. Nobody fights like UFC chairman Dana White. He's announced a packed house

16,000 fans sellout in Jacksonville,

Florida on April 24th. The other sports should be watching and follow his lead.

The Kansas City Chiefs set a record for most money spent on a guard by signing Joe Thuney for

80 million bucks. I'm okay with the signing, but it seems a little bit like

an overreaction to me. Drew Brees, the Hall of Fame quarterback, former quarterback of the Saints,

signs with NBC Sports as an analyst. That's not exactly what you think. And Royal Starter,

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