Documentary Crushes Podboy, Gillis Stuns ESPY's, Trey Smith & Dad Impress, Senate Defunds PBS/NPR, Oregon Protesters Trolled, Bondi Fires Comey, Hootie Can't Sing

Kevin Kietzman Has Issues

Kevin Kietzman

Politics, News:sports News, Sports News, News

4.2 • 741 Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2025

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

I guess 16 years is enough time to pass to make a sports documentary about something historic. In the case of "Underdogs: the 2009 Open Championship" aired on Golf Channel, it didn't take long for this one to reduce yours truly to a whimpering little pup filled with horrible memories of Tom Watson not finishing off perhaps the greatest individual feat in sports history. Shane Gillis stuns the audience as the host of the ESPY's. It's Disney corporation apologizing for all the woke as the conservative free speech comedian offended just about everyone, without foul language. We have the deets. Trey Smith is not only the highest paid guard in history he's a heckuva man. This was on display as he signed his deal with the Chiefs and then called his dad on speaker phone. What happened was just the best. The Senate passes a $9 billion clawback at 2:30 am that will defund NPR and PBS if the House approves by Friday. We may need a parade. In Oregon, the feds are trolling protesters in the best way ever... this is hilarious. Pam Bondi fires James Comey's daughter and a popular singer loses his instrument on stage at a concert.

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0:00.0	Sports, politics, life.
0:05.0	Roberts Robinson Chevrolet GMC presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.
0:11.0	Online at Roberts Robinson.com.
0:14.0	Well, we start today addressing the epic and unbelievable storms that we've endured in the Kansas City area over the last, I don't know,
0:21.9	by the time I'm recording this, maybe the last 12 hours or so, where we have reports in some
0:26.6	parts of town as much as six inches of rain have just dumped all over the city.
0:31.0	It looked for a while like it would miss most of the city, and then it just grew and grew and grew,
0:35.8	and pretty much pounded everyone.
0:37.9	And we've got flooding everywhere.
0:39.5	We've got interstates closed.
0:40.8	We've got people with trees down, high winds, all kinds of storm damage.
0:44.7	And we hope you're okay.
0:46.3	While we have our fingers crossed here today because I had a couple of power outages at the house,
0:50.8	that everything will work okay with the podcast technically.
0:56.4	I never really know that until I record it and try to post it and find out that everything is okay. But I suspect you're getting
1:01.3	this message just fine. And if you are and if you've had some damage as a public service here
1:04.9	at the very start, let me remind you of some of the great sponsors we have that can help you out
1:08.2	today or this week if you've been affected by these
1:11.4	storms in a really strong way. The first, of course, would be grade A tree service.
1:17.2	Johnny Trubeloader at grade A does emergency work. And if you get a hold of him, go to
1:22.1	grade A tree.com. Go ahead and I give permission to hit the pause button. Go to grade a tree.com and give them a call.
1:29.9	They're going to be very, very busy after these storms, but they would love to work in KKHI listeners. They might even put you toward the front of the list. They're very happy with the sponsorship and the folks that listen to this podcast. so we appreciate the great work that Johnny does.
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