Cal Elections Misleading, 60 Minutes Star Fired, Argentinians are Awesome, China Owns Steph Curry, Black Crowes Bomb, Erceg Needs Break, NBA/NHL Finals Begin

Kevin Kietzman Has Issues

Kevin Kietzman

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🗓️ 3 June 2026

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Watching a couple great Republican candidates have success in the primaries in California is fun and it does signal something significant. But don't buy into the hype that Spencer Pratt or Steve Hilton will win their general elections. California is locked down by the dems in every way imaginable. 60 Minutes lead anchor Scott Pelley threw a giant hissy fit at the office Monday in front of the whole staff trashing his new boss. So the new boss wasn't the same as the old boss and fired Pelley. This is so good. Three Argentinian soccer fans on bicycles traveled over 10,000 miles the past 10 months to get to Kansas City. What we saw upon their arrival Tuesday was just great. NBA superstar Steph Curry is taking over $1 billion from a Chinese shoe and sportswear company that has long been known for inhumane conditions for workers... and so far there has been zero backlash because of Curry's liberal privilege. The Black Crowes get boo'd and have fans walk out of their concert in Florida after a USA chant breaks out. Royals closer Lucas Erceg is not the man for the job. Time for Daniel Lynch in that role. The Women's College World Series is set and Texas Tech is supposedly the team to hate. The NBA and NHL finals are underway, this will be a fun few days. And our Final Final is an incredibly ambitious plan for 50,000 people to permanantly live on a ship. You have to hear this.

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0:00.0	Sports, politics, life.
0:05.6	Roberts Robinson Chevrolet GMC presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.
0:11.0	Online at Roberts Robinson.com.
0:14.5	Today's podcast is going to be a little different than most.
0:16.8	Do not expect this to be an organized, neat, packaged, easy flowing, easy to comprehend podcast.
0:24.7	I'm going to be all over the place today.
0:26.2	This is going to be a mess.
0:27.3	My sheet in front of me has so much stuff on it, and it is so jumbled and out of order.
0:33.0	I'm not sure where I will go next and how this will work, but that's okay.
0:36.6	I know you're in for the ride
0:38.4	or along for the ride with me on today's episode of Kevin Keatsman has issues. Hope your day is off
0:43.9	to a great start. Thanks as always for hitting the play button. It is great to have you with us.
0:48.2	And we will begin with elections in California, which a lot of folks, especially on the right,
0:52.9	were hyped up for. And the news is good, but not
0:56.2	great out of California. It appears that Spencer Pratt is making it to the runoff, as is Steve
1:03.3	Hilton in the gubernatorial race. So how this works, a little refresher course, a whole bunch of people
1:08.9	run in primaries. If nobody gets 51% of the vote or over 50% of the vote,
1:13.7	then the top two candidates, nonpartisan, nobody declares their party, nothing.
1:19.5	The top two candidates go to the runoff in November,
1:22.3	which is actually the general election.
1:24.5	And so that's where it appears we are going to be in Los Angeles for mayor,
1:27.6	where Spencer Pratt has shown every Republican on the planet how to run a campaign. He is currently,
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