Sports, politics, life.

Buck Roofing presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

As we've watched so many stories recently involve either some sort of politics or news and the world of sports,

from the Trump dance to many things that we've seen crossing over with biological men playing in women's sports and so many other

things. I mentioned to Jessica a couple of nights ago. We were just talking and I said, you know,

we noticed this many years ago when Colin Kaepernick took a knee. And my radio show, my sports radio show,

became a little more political in nature because I found those topics to be more interesting

than third string tight ends. And I really enjoyed talking about those things. And I kind of knew

that sports and news were headed together on a collision course and it would never go back.

Well, I said to her the other night, can you believe how closely related all these things are?

We watched three consecutive guests on Fox News that were from sports.

It was like Hulk Hogan and Brett Fav and then I think Brian Erlacker was on.

They were all talking about something in the world of politics or news that were related to them playing in sports.

These things are completely intertwined now.

And we certainly have a major story now in Kansas City after an ABC News report on Wednesday.

This is big ABC News, not locally, ABC News, with a report that investigators in multiple states after Travis Kelsey and

Patrick Mahomes' houses were burglarized while they played football, authorities in multiple states

now are investigating and believe this is a South American crime ring

that is in the United States. It is basically referred to as burglary tourists. They can sneak

into the country. You don't even know they're here. They can steal stuff, send it home,

wire money, do all kinds of things, never get caught,

and they're targeting high profile, really wealthy people.

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