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18 plus opt in and bet on any football marketing at odds of evens or greater no, cash out seven-day expiry terms. We're so glad that you're here. Thank you. We have a very packed show for you. So I'm going to get right to it. We have some breaking news as we start the program tonight. The Washington Post is one of the most respected journalistic institutions in this country, has been for a while. It may have been delivered a death blow today. Certainly a crippling

blow as it relates to credibility and the standard of journalism. It's just one more sign, really,

of this billionaire class who is willing to accommodate Trump's weird, fascistic tendencies,

so long as they stay rich, maybe they're

afraid of what he's going to say if he becomes president. I don't know. So Jeff Bezos,

you know, he owns Amazon, he owns the Washington Post. And I'm really torn about this because I think

he's a really smart guy that has done some great things for this country.

But Jeff Bezos killed the paper's planned endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris today.

They had already written it and they were ready to put it out and he killed it and said no. This is the first time everyone in 36 years that the Post will not endorse a candidate. In response,

the editor at large, his name is Robert Kagan has resigned, many, many more expected to follow him.

There are some who believe that Bezos may have killed a paper that broke Watergate.

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