Coming this hour, the news of Corgi in about 15 minutes at 820, and that includes the robot

uprising report.

And unfortunately for Zuck, things didn't go so well yesterday when he was trying to demo

the Borg-powered smart glasses, which Wiggy has an issue with. And I think it's a pretty good, brought it up

earlier, I think it's a pretty good question about people who are walking around filming you at all

times with smart glasses on. So we'll get to that during the news. 845, the weekly wrap up with

acrobatic. And then we're going to play your Hill Notes back during the 9 o'clock hour.

But we were smack dab in the middle of They Said It, Shine.

What is next this morning?

Well, Greg, Antonio Pierce, the former head coach of the Vegas Raiders, joined Adam Shine,

and was asked about Tom Brady and kind of his impact on the organization

and that possible conflict of interests of him doing games for Fox while also being a minority

owner.

Here was Antonio Pierce.

Yeah, I kind of look at it like this.

Michael Jordan was the owner for a long time of NBA, too.

And then just recently, I believe he was announced to be with NBC, correct? Yep. As, you know, helping him out. That didn't happen while he was the owner. So this is unprecedented what we're seeing. I think I would be uncomfortable if there's the other way around, to be honest with you. Because you're not dealing with just a normal person. Tom Brady is the elite of elite, one of the greatest quarterbacks, one of the greatest players in the game. He played against them, obviously, student of the game. It's not hard for him to watch a few things on a Friday practice or hear things in the production season and be like, hmm, and have tidbit. And you'd be foolish enough to think that he does not want to share that with the Raiders. Because we had those conversations about certain things, right? And he was very informative about things that he knew or he felt. And that's why you bring in a guy like Tom Brady into your organization to be a minority order. Because he gives you those aspects and different insights that some people can't give you. So how I would take it, I would be, I would be nervous. I think I'll be tight-lipped, which I think most head coaches are when they go on production meetings.

They watch it. I think on Friday, if he happens to be there on a Friday practice, you might want to limit some things. I just think that's the fact. I think everybody's going to give you the political answer and say, oh, there's no big deal. I'm calling BS on that. My God, the fact that these people have their tidy whitties in a bunch over this is ridiculous.

I told you.

And it feels like it's getting even louder and louder every week.

At the same time, they're talking out of both sides of their mouth because he goes on to talk about how most coaches are going to be tight-lipped around him. Yes, of course they are. Yeah. That solves the problem. Yeah. So what's the issue? It's fake outrage. I said this yesterday. It's jealousy. Yeah. I think it's lingering jealousy. Yep. By how successful Tom Brady was. And you just have to follow the clicks. People are getting clicks for having this take. So then other – I think that's why it's getting louder and louder because people just want to jump on board and hate on Todd Brady. It is amazing to me. It keeps getting crazier. Up until today, abhorrent was the leader in the clubhouse for most psychotic overreaction to Tom Brady talking to coaches on Zoom. This morning, awful announcing, which is just a horrible website, says, do we think

Brady wouldn't use inside information he gleaned from his Fox role to help benefit his

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