Welcome in podcast listeners. Appreciate all of you guys out there, spending your time with us on Thursday morning. We got a fun show for you in earthquake hits L.A. Halfway, halfway through the show this morning. We got loaded guest Frank, I solo and we'll talk with Dr David Chow as well as Shannon,

Spake plus animal Thunderdome and we're discussing the three big stories of the day. The NBA's ridiculous hypocrisy when it comes to taking billions of dollars from Nazis in China, the ACC decision to add Notre Dame and play 10 conference games and what it means for college football and how in the world did Joe Kelly of the Dodgers get an eight game suspension for not even hitting anyone when no one from the Houston Astros was suspended for the cheating scandal at all. We were

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Or stream us live every morning on the I hard radio app by searching FSR. Your listening to Fox Sports Radio. So let's get right to it. First of all, the NBA is coming back after a prolonged absence ever since Rudy Go Bear tested positive in the league shutdown back in March. But the league is returning in an interesting time as ESPN.

Drop a neutron bomb on the NBA over their relationship with China. If you haven't read the story that came out yesterday evening afternoon time from ESPN props to ESPN for running it. I'm curious how much talking about it there will be, but essentially after a very long time of people like me pointing out the abject hypocrisy of NBA players teams.

The organization the commissioner claiming to be voices for social justice while overlooking human rights violations that are akin to Nazi Germany inside of China and taking billions of dollars from them.

So the NBA today and we'll talk about this. I'm sure tomorrow is going to make a big statement. They're going to get a ton of attention to do whatever they can to disrespect American institutions before the game start.

I believe that's what's likely to happen. They've already got statements on the back of their jerseys that are going to be made. But if you mentioned the fact that China is basically Nazi Germany and the NBA has no issues taking billions of dollars from them.

Then you are a small minority of the overall American sports fan who is willing to actually hold the feet to the fire of the NBA to speak truth to their lying power.

And so far, Adam Silver to my knowledge has not addressed the NBA's relationship with China at all. That article is incredibly devastating to the NBA's message of human rights support of all of the social justice warrior that they have continued to advance and try to make money off of an America while turning a blind eye toward it in China.

So ESPN again finally jumped on and wrote about this entire mess that the NBA is in the hypocrisy that's around the league. I believe it's the NBA's decision to be outspoken politically that has opened this up as a major issue for them.

Frankly, if you are in any way concerned about issues of human rights anywhere in America, I don't know how you can support the NBA when they are effectively taking money from Nazi Germany in China. And just go read that article of all of the abuses that are out there and remind yourself that Adam Silver said the NBA has mutual respect for Chinese values Chinese values such as creating concentration camps.

Blocking religious minorities in sterilization programs, pulling books off of the shelves, if they reference democracy in Hong Kong, and taking away the basic human rights of billions of people around the world, China is a modern day Nazi government.

This is the only thing that we have to Nazis in our life today, and the NBA is taking billions of dollars from them, while ridiculing American institutions here in our country.

They are against American values, and in favor of Chinese values, it's shameful.

The NBA season returns, hopefully someone in the media will actually hold Adam Silver accountable for his leagues, transgressions against basic human rights.

The NBA, what they should do, is turn their back entirely on China and say, we're not willing to take Nazi blood money from China.

So the NBA is back hypocritical as ever, congratulations to ESPN for dropping that neutron bomb on the NBA and China's relationship.

Maybe they felt pressured to do it after Adrian Wojcinarowski responded to FU to a sitting Republican senator who pointed out all of these hypocrisies.

It's an interesting and fascinating question as to why this story came out when it did the day before the NBA season begins, but it's a significant story that will continue to unpack on this program.

That is, I would say, the most serious story that is out there.

The second most interesting story to me, I stayed up last night late and watched the Dodger game against the Astros.

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