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Coming up just a few minutes on this episode of KKHIA,

Smackdown by Tucker Carlson against fellow conservative Ted Cruz.

And this is what we do to ourselves when we allow the left to define events and create

terms that drive everyone into a frenzy. It's over a description that Ted Cruz used of January

6th that terrorists came into the Capitol building and Tucker wasn't having it. And this is epic.

I will play it for you in just a few minutes.

But we start this episode with sports as the Kansas City Chiefs are going to play a rare

Saturday game against the Denver Broncos to close out the regular season and head off to

the playoffs. And what we don't know is if the Chiefs will have next week off and the easy

road to the Super Bowl is they've had the last couple of years,

or if they will have to, if they win and become the two seed,

or if they lose and it becomes something worse,

there's a lot of things in play here for the Chiefs.

The most obvious thing in play is that the Chiefs would win this game over Denver.

We believe the Chargers

will beat the Raiders, although there's no guarantee. The Raiders have played a little bit better

of late. They had a good road win last week. If that happens, of course, the Chiefs will play the

Chargers. The Chargers become the two-seed and the Chargers come to Kansas City. I'm not really

interested in that matchup. I'd kind of like to see anything but that matchup in the first game. But again, if you're going to win the Super Bowl, it all comes down to who has what left in the tank, who's healthy, who's best prepared and best coached, and the Chiefs, of course, would be playing at home. There would be no excuses. Even if you're the two-seed and you play the Chargers next week and you lose to the Chargers at Arrowhead, there are no excuses. You

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