“Tailgating with James Carville”

The Tony Kornheiser Show

This Show Stinks Productions, LLC

Sports, News

4.8 • 10.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2025

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Tony opens the show by talking about Kyle Schwarber hitting 4 home runs in a game, the Micah Parsons trade, and he also talks about Keegan Bradley’s Captain picks for the Ryder Cup. James Carville calls in to talk about the return of college football and how tailgating at LSU compares to the rest of the SEC, tennis writer Chris Clay calls in to talk about what’s stood out to him so far in the US Open, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Song : Gavin Grimes “Whew!” To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we will celebrate the return of college football with James Carville,
0:04.0	and we will check in with Chris Clary about what's going on at the U.S. Open. But first, commerce.
0:12.2	Previously on the Tony Cornhousel show.
0:15.8	I think their work is great, so I was really happy. I got to sit with them, sit with the sports editor,
0:21.6	sit with Reni, sit with Verlugo. That was, I, I liked it. You welcomed people, but you didn't
0:28.1	make a speech. Did you think of making a speech? Other people made speeches. You did not.
0:34.9	I made a little speech. You, you know, I, yeah.
0:38.4	Well, it wasn't about me.
0:39.7	I wanted it to give me.
0:40.6	It was about you.
0:43.6	This is General George Washington, and you're listening to the Tony Cornheiser show.
0:50.4	All right, we're doing an extra show.
0:51.9	This is the last day of the contract year.
1:12.3	And we didn't even contract for 150. I just said, let's do 150. And then I got to 150, and I had this week off, and I can't be off. I can't, unless I'm away. And I'm never away. And you don't want to go away. I don't want to go away. So I can't be off. So we did 151 and now this is 152.
1:14.2	Um, yeah.
1:47.0	Uh, And you don't want to go away. I don't want to go away. So I can't be off. So we did 151 and now this is 152. Yeah. What can I say? Your spared Nats stuff. The Nats went to the Yankees, got crushed. Gave up 6,000 home runs. They got crushed. I mean, it's, you know, one team is a good team and one team is a bad team. And the entire three games were boom, boom, boom. It's okay, you know. But speaking of boom, boom, boom, boom, former Nat, it wasn't there long. Was there like, I don't know, three months, four months? It was an impactful four months. Yeah, Kyle Schwabber, who has become the greatest leadoff hitter in baseball, which is remarkable.
1:48.4	Well, maybe not.
1:51.3	If Otani's hitting leadoff, he's not the greatest hitter, but he's right there.
1:51.6	Yeah.
1:52.9	He's got 49 home runs.
1:55.5	I had four home runs last night, Kyle Schwaber.
2:02.5	It's the 21st game in Major League history that is over 100 years long, where somebody's had four home runs in one game.
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