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Slack.com slash DHQ. Well, I hope you had a great weekend. I know that I did because I

am emotionally dysfunctional and codependent. And that means that my mood is determined

by the fate of my favorite football team, which is really strange when you think about

it and kind of sad and pathetic. But the Ravens dominated yet again yesterday, so I'm

feeling pretty good. In fact, I'm feeling even better because I get to spend the first

part of this show discussing a football-related topic, which I always enjoy. And that's the

one thing that I will thank Colin Kaepernick for is that he gives me an excuse every once

in a while to talk about football in the show. So I do like that. Yes, Kaepernick, over

the weekend, exposed who he has been all along, who I think he has plainly been all along,

which is that he is a con man. He's not interested in playing football. He's interested

in PR stunts. This shouldn't be news to anyone, but I think maybe it is. And so we'll get

into that. We'll talk about it. Along with several other topics, including speaking of

people being exposed, Prince Andrew was interviewed by the BBC in regards to rape allegations

against him and in regards to his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein, who

by the way, didn't kill himself. And Prince Andrew offers what I honestly think is the

worst alibi I have ever heard in my life. And I'm not exaggerating. It's not hyperbole.

I think it really is the worst alibi anyone has ever given for anything. And we'll talk

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