Okay, okay, okay, quiet down.

In this Fox Across America radio locker room, the game is over.

And it is time, as you know, as we do every Saturday.

We give out the game ball for the interview I enjoyed the most.

The interview, I think, made the biggest impact.

The interview, the guest performance that I think reflected the spirit of this show better

than all others.

And I got to tell you, it's a crowded field this week.

Chris Bedford was on the show, senior editor at the Federalist, and I love him because he has a drinking problem. And he's a

fun guy to talk to on the air because he's one of those functioning alcoholics in media that

he would confess to that openly. You know, Kennedy was on. She's amazing. She's my favorite

person to talk to anyway, if I could speak English for a second. Emily Campano broke down the

particulars in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and what the jury was up against, what the burden was

for the prosecution, what the defense was, you know, calling BS on and everything in between. It was

brilliant legal analysis. But I'm giving a game ball to a Dallas Cowboys fan by the name of Will Kane,

who joined us from the Patriot Awards. He was down in Florida with Fox Nation. If you didn't see

the Patriot Awards, go to Fox Nation.com. But Will Kane, who came by, we had a real good

state of the union about not only America, not only the media and the role they play in

shaping America, but there was a lot of good sports banter. And this one thing I really love

talking about on this show besides politics is definitely sports because there's so many

parallels between the two. You know, I say this all the time. We've gotten so

hyper-partisan that it is a team sport now. You're like a Republican or a Democrat. And it's like

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