Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we'll catch up with Michael Wilbon, about Northwestern's

bowl winning, about the Bears very close, really exciting loss to the 49ers last night.

We will talk with Ryan McGee about what has surprised him so far in the college football

playoffs and about Michigan's new head coach. But first, let's keep the sales weasels happy.

Previously on the Tony Kornizer show.

The obvious problem here is that there's been such a conversion to electronic mail, to email, such a conversion to it by so many, many hundreds of millions of people that it's gone. The ability to say

no, to say no to Apple, no, it's gone. Don't have it. You have to play the game their way. You know,

that's big brother. That's what people in the 40s and 50s were afraid of. I guess nobody's afraid anymore.

I am. I am. I think with good reason.

The Tony Cornheiser show is on now.

So I should say, to begin with, that I take back nothing on that.

You know, I'm afraid of this and I think it's terrible.

I'll give you just another example.

The United States government has decided that no taxes will be paid.

I heard this from my accountant.

No taxes will be paid by check.

Everything has to be done on electronic mail.

What?

So, like, okay, so in other words, you're changing the rules in the middle of the game.

If I had, and I did, and I do, have four different vouchers to prepaid taxes for the tax year of 2025, which is just going to conclude in a couple of days.

You have, you know, you have to send in money beforehand. So the first three vouchers I sent in

with checks. Now I'm told by my account and I can't send the fourth one in, which is due January

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