NBA Draft Reactions, Hallmark Movies, and the Life and Times of Ben Carson
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The podcast features a lively, multifaceted discussion spanning cultural references, social commentary, and sports analysis. Hosts Tate Frizier and Van Lathen begin by celebrating Clinton and Field Yates as potential co-founders of a new show, emphasizing their influence and mutual respect. A central narrative centers on a TCU alum from *The Apprentice* who faced racially charged comments from white peers, underscoring how outdated and inappropriate stereotypes—like eugenics—can surface in casual interactions, despite the individual’s qualifications and attractiveness. The hosts then analyze the 2026 NBA Draft, highlighting Caleb Wilson as a breakout prospect with high potential for Chicago, where his work ethic and adaptability could serve as a centerpiece for a franchise in need of a star. While acknowledging Andrew Wiggins’ past success, the hosts caution against overhype, noting that many physically similar players have underperformed, and emphasize the importance of avoiding inflated expectations. The conversation also touches on broader cultural phenomena, such as the Hallmark movie industry, where figures like Tatiana Ali, Stacey Dash, and Dr. Ben Carson are referenced—some with playful or speculative anecdotes—while acknowledging the sensitivity of discussing alleged political or personal connections. The segment concludes with reflections on time perception, personal growth, and the evolving nature of pop culture, underscoring how past experiences shape present perspectives. Though the tone is often humorous, it consistently critiques societal norms, from racial dynamics to media portrayals, while maintaining a grounded, conversational style.
Welcome back to ring your tailgate, the Wednesday edition of the show. I'm your host, Tate Frizier coming up today. But first and foremost, let's say what's up to our guys, Van Lathen in studio. What up, Van? What up? What up? What up? Raise that roof, guys. We just had an expansive conversation before the podcast started. We talked about Clinton Yates, Field Yates. We talked about everything that was going on Billy, Billy Spill's team. That stuff is not, that's the y'all can't, y'all can't know none of this stuff that we, first of all, we spoke very highly of both Clinton Yates and Field Yates. We said they should start a show. Yates and Yates. Yates and Yates. Somebody has, somebody has to have had this before, but we had a great conversation before y'all got on here. Y'all don't get any of it though. Yeah, shout out to the gators. Maybe one day we'll share the bottom. Patreon is a shit like that. We'll see what we can do there. Patron is exclusive. You got to have to get to get some of this inside industry tea that we was just building. Man, we have a baseball here on ring your tailgate. Let's say what's up to Joel Anderson in the TCU shirt. It gave the Obama to see what they once called it. Oh, no, not me, not Obama. You know what's funny though? So last week, I took notes last week and I was going to, you did, you know, what are some callbacks? We got germane debris on press box. That's another thing we talked about. I hope that there's, that there's nothing wrong with saying is because it was just two dates, right? But there was this young lady who went to TCU who actually was on the second season of the apprentice, okay? And what's with Trump? Yeah, with Trump. She was missed. She was like a baton twerler on the band. Like she went to law school. Like she was like, you know, the most in the most, you know, she was like basically Mrs. Miss TCU, you know what I'm saying? She was black. And so white people will come up to me in my class, basically like, man, have you ever met her, man? You should, you should date. You're I don't think I would like each other. That's crazy. Yeah, I mean, it happened like three or four white black. So they're basically saying that you guys should get together. Yeah, they were like, you know, I was just like, would you just think? I don't think that's a 4% behavior right there from that's 4% behavior. We that's like, that's like, you got a nigga. I got a nigga. Let's get them together. That's what I'm saying. It was really, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was. That's what you down for. That's how she did you like the stuff. I mean, I was down to go out with it. It just, we didn't, and we just didn't connect. You know what I'm saying? See, I would have stood up. I'd have been like, y'all can't do eugenics. I didn't know what he was setting me up. I didn't know what it kind of, I mean, she's an attractive woman. Well, then you're not going to get it. It must be real. If it don't matter, even if it was eugenics, if she look good, you're going to be like, what's up with him, eugenics, right? It's a rule for me. Yeah. Yeah. Great intro there, Joe. I'm happy that you shared that story. And hopefully she's having a great lock her here at this point. Oh man, she's doing great. I saw her husband on Father's Day. Oh, she's a friend. Yeah. Like I mean, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we're alone. She's very, a very nice young woman. She knows, uh, was friends with another nice young woman. I was friends with him school. So yeah, no beef. We just, you know, Hey, can I ask you a question? Why are you making this scene? Like, this sounds nasty. You talk about it. She was French. She was a nice young woman. Every time you say something like that, it feels like you hit. Oh, it would not even, not even close. I mean, not even, I mean, again, it was two dates. It just, it sounds like pineapple swinger. It does. She is, I mean, that's how she initially, you, that kind of had to be some standards to get on the premise. They were, there were people that were really like had impressive resumes and she was one of them. Yeah. At first, the apprentice was kind of a serious thing. Yeah. It was like people that like going to business, like real business people, like lawyers and all this other stuff. Also, she was about Donald Trump. Yeah. And you know, but at that time, people didn't know, you know, what Donald Trump was going to morph into. But, you know, she was like early on there. So she had a lot of shit going on for it. So when I say that, that's what I'm saying. And also, she's just a very nice person. You know, I'm saying we were all very friendly. The, the TCU black community, such as it is, was very united for the most part. I want to raise the roof for that. Yeah. We got some fun stuff about the show. We have a more, we have another story in the source besaga that Joel was refusing to discuss. It's been very interesting. The fact that there's a new angle of this story. So we'll hold that for a second. But first, last night was the NBA draft, 2026 version. And we got some guys drafted in the NBA van. I just wanted to hit this at the top. I mean, is there any takeaways you had from Jesus Christ? Yeah, man, I just went to hit this at the top. Hey, are you okay? No. Okay. So look, there were the draft was remarkable for the lack of surprises that it had. Yeah. Very, very, very, no surprises in this draft. And I actually think that it shook out, even though it shook out the way a lot of people thought it was going to shake out most teams that got their young players, probably made the right decisions. And as you know, you know, the player that I'm most interested in seeing, it's actually it's Caleb Wilson. I think how he performs with Chicago, a team that's kind of been star starved for a long time. But he, to me, is he's an incredible upside player. I think boozer, the bands, all of these, all of these guys are going to bring what it is that they bring, hey, cuff, but I think Caleb Wilson is a true, true upside prospect and a city that wants a star has its opportunity to like coalesce around the star. What do you think? That's not just me doing the North Carolina thing. That's me that like I was excited about him going to Chicago, even though it wasn't much of a surprise. Yeah. I mean, he had the photo ready with this bull sweatshirt on for when he was a kid. I mean, Caleb, everybody was trying to figure out who the fourth guy in this draft was for quite some time. And last summer, it was sort of Michael Brown, Nate at Mint, were the two guys who were determined and Caleb put a lot of work in this past season to get into that fourth spot. I think it's perfect for him not to go before one of those three guys. I think if he did, that would be his whole career. It's like him versus boozer, him versus Peterson, him versus AJ. Now slotted at number four, goes to the big market, goes to the city that he's going to embrace 100% and like he's just, I mean, talking about a motor, I mean, just a great motor on the floor. I think he's a great person. His family, I got to meet his family a little bit. They're just great people. So it's an incredible storyline. I said this last time to my brother. I felt like Kobe White was John the Baptist for Chicago. And I think they got Jesus, you know what I mean? Like you had a nice little, you know, Jordan was first. And then we had, you know, the next one. I don't think he's going to say that. I'm going to say that. No, you can't say that though. I think you don't think so. You can't say somebody. That's a lot of what you can't, you can't do that with you. I mean, John the Baptist at first, they thought he was the one and then he was like, it's not me guys. I got another guy coming, you know, that was Kobe White. I get the analogy. I get it, but I just want to make sure that you know that I don't, I don't support that. I'm just trying to devout, devout Christian van, like biblical. Yeah, I don't, I don't, I don't, there's only been one Jesus. Okay. He banned, he banned Jellicle. Oh, there you go. We have a new set of Jellicle. Oh, man. Have you not thought about that? Yeah. You write like a little scripture. Have you thought about it before? Yeah. I've never thought about it. I just thought about it when you just said it. But now I think every single show now, I should bring a little bit of the word to y'all, since Tate is a blasphemer saying that Caleb Wilson is doing that. I was thinking, look, man, I was thinking about going to church more every, you know, I think my big concern with Caleb is that everyone's kind of jinxing him by saying, like Bill went on his show and kind of, like, puffed his chest out about how great he's going to be. I'm a little bit worried about that. But I, uh, I just know his work. I think, I think he's a great worker. I'm excited to see what he does in Chicago. And I think it's going to be a great pick for them. But like you said, the first seven picks, I think all, all seven of those guys are in good positions to do really well, which doesn't always happen, you know, and a cuff going to Sacramento. My God, BJ Armstrong is there. He's from Detroit. You got a Detroit kid coming out there. Scott Perry, coached his dad. They got that connective tissue. So I'm excited to see a cuff in Sacramento, something exciting for Chicago for Sacramento. So that's a all good stuff. Joel, any draft takeaways from you? You know, it's, I think it's going to be really good for me, man. I'm right here in the DMV. And you know, Joe House said he wants to take you to a game and he raised the roof this morning. Oh, he did. I would love to go to a game with house, man. I mean, what happened? Joe House on the gambling show this morning. I started the show, hosting it. And he was excited for DC. And he said, I'm going to raise the roof for tailgate. And he said, you want to come do a game? Yeah. Oh, absolutely. I mean, that's, it would be nice if the Wizards were good now. So I could start going to a game. I think DC's star for a winner in basketball, like Georgetown is not really hitting anymore. Maryland is in the gutter. You know, it'd be nice. It'd be nice for the Wizards. Finally, you know, it became sort of a serious franchise. So in, I mean, this kid, man, I mean, I've seen AJ advance the play a few times. Like, I don't, he was really good, really productive, clearly the best player on the floor. But I'm just, I'm always cautious about projecting the very athletic six foot nine guy, because I've seen that not work out so many times before. Andrew Wiggins, too. AJ and Caleb are sort of the same frame that yeah, because I remember like Andrew Wiggins, Harrison Barnes, like these, well, I remember these guys coming out school. And they're like, that's the next one. That's going to be the man, you know, the man. Those guys didn't work out. I didn't. They worked out. I mean, they weren't number one picks. They weren't number one picks.
worthy. Well, Harrison was the Senator Barnes was a number one peak at all. But when he came in to college, he was seen as the consensus player in his class. Yeah, but what I'm telling you is that Andrew Wiggins just this let you know, you might say that Andrew Wiggins hasn't been something that's been able to bully a franchise and be like whatever number. Andrew Wiggins has had successful career. He's been a successful player in the NBA second best player of the championship team. I look, I have no problem saying that he had a successful career. But if you if if the goal was to get the best player in the draft or to be the best player in the draft, he didn't come close like his teammate ended up being much better than him. What was the best player in that draft cast? Yeah, it was okay. Yeah, honest for sure. Yeah, honest, but yeah, honest wasn't, but yeah, honest, I don't think he honest was in a lottery. Was he? No, he was like 15. Yeah, he was 15. So like that. So that. So whenever the guys aren't in a lottery, it doesn't count because we're not talking about potential with those guys. We're talking about projects, even though I will say this. Hmm, I will never forget this. I will never get this in all of the times. Okay. I'm about to say. Okay. I'm driving down the street in LA. I'm listening to Michael Thompson from ESPN radio. Oh, he's dad. Yeah, he's dad legendary Lika legend there. I wouldn't say he's a legendary Lika. Let's see, you don't squibble with me. I was talking to Michael Thompson, who he was on the legendary, but he was on the lakeers. Okay, he was definitely on the lakeers. And he himself was the first pick of the draft. Yes, Michael Thompson was. I mean, the reason Michael Thompson had that prominent radio shows because he's a legendary Lika. It's because yeah, he's a, he is a Lika. That is true. Maybe he is a legendary Lika part of a legendary Lika. I don't know, whatever. Maybe you're right. Okay. So he said during that draft, they were like, if you had the first pick, who would you take? Because everybody was talking about Wiggins and coming out cans and stuff like that. He was like, if I had the first pick in this draft, the guy that I would take is named Janice Antitucumpo. And they were like, what? He was like, the guy that I would take. And he's like, it wouldn't happen right away for him. It would probably happen three, four years down the line because he's a young kid. But if you watch him, he is a fluidly moving seven footer who doesn't project to anything, which means he could be everything. I was like, yo, who the fuck is it? There was some tape of Janice playing in Europe that had been going around. So there was buzz. But at the same time, like Michael Thompson said during that thing that Janice would be the guy that he would take, it is legit. He wanted to hold his NBA takes. I've ever heard of that. That's unfortunate because it was not the Andrew Wiggins draft. It was the Anthony Bennett draft. Well, it doesn't matter. But like what I, but what I'm, what I'm, what was Wiggins? 2014. Yeah. Yeah. Whoever was getting drafted that year. Maybe it wasn't Wiggins. That's the minute you know, V. That is, that is what Michael Thompson said. He said that he would have drafted Janice first. I'm not sure if it was Wiggins. I only got that because you said it was the Wiggins. Yeah. So I was going off what you said. I didn't say that. I didn't say that. But look, here's that draft. Wiggins, Jabari Parker, Joel and Beat. Aaron Gordon could be a player. Don't take some Marcus smart, Julius Randall Nick Stauskas. No, no, no Avonley, Alfred Peyton. I feel like Peyton had a moment, you know, Doug McDermott, Dario Sarge, Zach Levine at 13. See, always get a guy like in that 13 range, you know, you're at 13. You get down past this. So let's, so let's let's go, let's go to this. So in B is an MVP. So he's off the table, right? Yeah. But if you put the Gordon Levine, Andrew Wiggins, if you jumble all of those guys up, I mean, I will take Wiggins. No, I would take them over Gordon. I would take, I mean, why? Why? Well, I mean, I, I mean, I'm going to redraw if you take in beat first. And I think you'd take Wiggins second probably. Yeah, why would you take you? What makes Aaron Gordon? What what makes Aaron Gordon? Like a slam dunk. Yeah, I mean, I think he's the third best player on a championship team. Wiggins is the second best player. Yeah, but he was a, he was a, he's a superior defender. Um, he's just, I feel like he's more, well, I don't know. I had some injuries. But he's injured. He's injured a lot. The winning player. Then I felt like Andrew Wiggins is still like people, people to the, to the final day in his NBA, they gonna be like, man, when Andrew Wiggins finally, you know, taps into all this talent. It's going to really come together. He's going to be a scary player. You sound crazy, man. Wiggins. And like, Andrew, Andrew, maybe you don't. Maybe that was too much. I apologize. Yeah, Andrew, like, and Andrew Wiggins had, Andrew Wiggins had two points of his career right now. He was an empty stat stuffer in Minnesota. Yeah. Until, uh, and he was, he was, he certainly was. But he was scored. When you look at the, when you look back at the numbers, he was scored. Jimmy Butler, cat, those guys come in that like, he can't really deal with the culture changed there. Cat tries to ruin everyone. He also got screwed from day one. Like, yeah, Kevin love. Yeah, for Kevin love, like, it wasn't even supposed to be that like all that stuff. But what I'm saying, what I'm saying with him is that NBA champion All-Star rookie of the year. Like, like, he has, he got some accolades. Aaron Gordon. Aaron Gordon's win share as 50 win shares. Aaron Andrew Wiggins has 37.6. I don't know how seriously people take that as a stat, but that indicates to me that Aaron Gordon is a little bit more. This is not just fair to play or not. I think those three guys. I love Aaron Gordon is a winning player for sure. But I think that what Andrew Wiggins has been able to do in this part of his career, he was actually not he was in an incredibly important part to the Warriors run back. I mean, I really feel like y'all hyping it up a little bit now, Doug. I mean, he was, he was no doubt the second. Are you putting him over Dremond Green Tate? And that time in 2022, he was. No, man. He was the best actor on the team. He heads up the defense and that was one of the reasons they were able to win that. He was most important. All that sort of stuff. And obviously Dremond is so important for that team. But I'm just talking about second best player second option on that team. It was definitely Wiggins. Anyway, I'm against Jason Tate. I'm going to play him. I am. I am into Twilight Zone, Doug. Hold on. Let's see what the fuck Andrew Wiggins did. We here was at 2021, 2022. It's 2022. He did 16 and seven. He did 16 and seven in the playoffs. Got to trust your eyes too. Watching that. Yeah, you got to watch the games. He did six. He did seven in the playoffs, 33% of the game. Joel, you got to grab. And he was the end. And he was the end. And he was the end. And he was the end up. Well, I mean, I the data right. I think that you're the after he's good player. He had his dad drama. He was out for a while with an undisclosed issue. I mean, there was a lot that happened after the fact. But 2022, Andrew Wiggins was a stud. Play great. I don't. I think that's a little bit of revisionism, but we can agree. No, I mean, in the moment, everyone was like, man, finally, we got the real Wiggins. That's the very did it again. But Andrew Wiggins stay with the Warriors. And he was gone in with one three years three and a half. Yeah, he missed all season with his dad. Yeah, because what happened with his dad. All right. Hey, so let me ask you this. So you say Andrew Wiggins is an example of the six nine athletic guy that that flamed out. That's what you're saying. Yeah, just not flamed out. The problem is the problem is that he's six six. So that like, so it's so like he he's not so that's not you'll even know how tall he goes on. You're trying. That's about some fucking wishes. I mean, you're like, you're saying they have a tight. Yeah, like six for that kind of that kind of prototype play. And reddish would probably be better. Just, I mean, people from all of those guys that flamed out is other guys that get busy though. Okay. I mean, I hate him. I hope so. Hate to get busy. Yeah. Jason, like, Jaylen Brown get busy. He's not quite six nine. No, what is he? Like six seven six eight seven. Yeah, six seven. Yeah, for all of those guys that get busy. I think the the thing I think about AJ DeBonster, which made him the safer number one to meet DeBonster. Sorry. Anyway, I'm listening. You say the tea is silent. DeBonster. DeBonster. DeBonster. You don't even know. He told me it was DeBonster. His dad did. And then now they all say DeBonster. So I now I have to say that they need to they need to decide on the pronunciation. They did. They said DeBonster. I followed them. They said it's DeBonster. Yeah. All right. Well, whatever. I hope he's really good. I hope he's really good because I want the Wizards to be good. I want this to be a fun NBA city. I think DC is a great basketball town. And so it'd be dope if the Wizards were there. I could go there and see some games. Take my kids. That'd be lovely. So yeah, and shit, I want to go over there and cover them a little bit too. Maybe write some stories. Yeah, it's also good that John Wall is back in the fold. I feel like John Wall got a role deal there while he was you know in his prime and then obviously the injuries hurt him. So I like to see John Wall back involved with the franchise. He did the video for AJ kind of hyping up the number one pick and all that sort of stuff. So it's good for Washington. I'm excited about that. I didn't want to ask just one thing about kind of how you guys would handle this. There was one guy in the green room last night that did not get drafted. Isaiah Evans out of Duke 24 people invited to the draft. 23 of them get drafted. One does not. He also had a $3 million brochure or whatever on his suit and like kind of went all the way out. You come back for the second day of the draft. This is the Brony James world that we lived in. They created a TV experience for both days of the draft. Because of Ronnie. Do you wear the suit again, Joel? Or do you just come back in a t-shirt? Oh bro, you got to wear it. You got to have a follow-up outfit, bro. You got to come down. No, there's no way you plan to follow up out. But it's a little more casual. It's not the suit that you were you were going to have. But you just do something a little bit more understated. I can't wait. Jack is a white team in Timberland. Come on. I would come back. Yeah, I have some respect for the man I'll come back in.
Nike tech Take It should be it'll be a coin it'd be like blue like when you'll see that often I wouldn't come back with the forest green everybody got the forest green everybody got the green Carolina blue, that'd be nice. I would come back in like the Nike tech joint. I'm not doing that shit again So you think he should just keep a low profile today like we don't even have I don't know about going back I would just be like I'm over this you guys Supposed to get drafted like 25 to the next 24 to the next and then the next trade of that Oh 25 then they traded again and stashed it so they don't have to trash draft anybody Well, wait a minute then well if that's the case then if he was supposed to go like 25 then you might as well run a suit back and I tell you why it takes a hell of a set of nuts to where to suit in the first place if you Supposed to go to 25 in the NBA draft nigga my nigga you on the two way That's not a this That's not a diss at all that's not a diss in any way shape of former. I'm saying is if you were to suit Like you in the lottery then you got to come back with that same energy. Okay. No, I mean, I don't I don't I think at this point. I wouldn't want any more attention on me. I think it's like I'm just gonna silently start my career I thought I was gonna have a moment. Let's be a little understated about it and get to work, you know, I'm saying guys I mean, yeah, he's that's why I think you come back blue collar. You're like I'm just trying to get away. Yeah, man I'm just trying to look I'm you do like a Rubin Bane did man. Don't get it. Don't get a line up Oh, just show up at the draft. So yeah, don't let let the let that man be easy tonight. Isaiah Evans man That's really that's unfortunate, bro. He averaged 15 points three rebounds one is to basketball in North Carolina He's a good player. He's for fair. I was shocked. Yeah, man. Oh, shit. Okay. Oh, so he's from North Carolina. Yeah Oh, so man all of the racism he had to fucking escape And now like he had to escape the essence and now he in that situation where he Where did that come from? What talking about? Hey, oh by the way, take did you know that there's somebody else at the ringer Who's from Hendersonville North Carolina? I did not who's that? The young lady named Jody. She's on the pot. She has the pot. Oh, yeah, yeah Well, I didn't know she was from Hendersonville because I actually knew she was from North Carolina I met her at the Spotify Whatever thing. What is Jody? Jody Walker. Yeah, I know Jody. Yeah, yeah, he's awesome Hendersonville. Yeah, North Carolina man. Yeah, Hendersonville really really nice. Like that's where Jim Lampley is from And like that's what most people when I tell them I'm from Henderson. They're like, oh, I love it And so nice and I'm like, yeah, not the one you're thinking of I hate to tell you so we did I did Jody had Something that I did Jody had something I did where it was like we do I review the hallmark movie for Christmas Really? Yeah, which one did you review? Do you remember? I did Christmas at the cat nip cafe Okay, let's see who's in it I can't remember nobody you know But you know Those are we all did it. So if you look if you look at the bishma schedule It was Joanna, Katie, Rob, Sophia, Nora, Mallory, Charles day one, Tyler day one, Finicey day one Yassie day one then I did one and then Chris Ryan day one we all day one all of that the relevant people at the ringer You know, yeah, all the people they did it like it's feels house Did y'all watch the draft together? Did y'all get together you build in the crew? No, we didn't watch the draft like that nobody did that nobody did that also shut up Man, you know those those hallmark movies man I remember when I was writing slow-burning six on the riots the early riots and I was Freaking out there should be a hallmark movie. No, yo, no, you know what I was I was going out of my fucking mind Like I just like it was one of the hardest things I've ever done and my wife was there and she's pregnant This is a that so this is the last time we don't have kids and she her back was bothering her So she set on the couch next to me as I started to write and we want in the background would be all these hallmark Christmas movies and I found that I really like those like they don't even have to be that good. It's just really good because it's always gonna be Attractive people in really beautiful places places that you like man. I would mind going to a cab. Yeah We're going to law cabin for the holidays. It's like Vermont. Yeah It's just beautiful people in a beautiful setting and it's nothing really bad. It's gonna happen So I found it to be refreshing entertainment Yeah, I honestly I honestly was shocked at how much I enjoyed Christmas at the catnip cafe I mean that title sounds like Chachi B.T. wrote it and created a hallmark movie, but um, they had Tadiada Ali and one of these man Hey, Joel the hallmark offices are in studio city. I had a meeting there once upon a time Did you really they were trying to start a podcast network group? That's what they thought they wanted to do but They went back to the movie. It was a really it's that studio city, man. I really like studio city. Yeah. It's nice right by the sportsman's launch really nice area over there Yeah, shout the hallmark shot to the NBA drafts Glad that all those guys a lot of good players in this draft. So excited to see how what they turn into summer league coming up in a couple of weeks That'll be fun But let's get to it. We have belabored the point for quite too long story of the week The NFL is declining to hold a supplemental draft this summer meaning Britton source Be will not be eligible to enter the NFL in 206 obviously last week. We had Jeffrey Kessler Shot out of a cannon on this show. He responded via email. He said this is an unlawful action by the NFL and violation of the CBA. We will be taking this matter to the NFL PA There was some more quotes. Gidele apparently has emphasized participation in the NFL is a privilege that carry significant responsibilities including accountability Biola counts if you are a talented player with potential for future success. You have to follow that protocol to get an opportunity. So Joe, you do not want to talk about this. So that's why I'm going to you first when you saw this story Did you just say to yourself? I'm glad this is over. Do you think it's over like what's next in the source? Be saga. So Lori Laughlin and Rachel Lee Cook, Catherine Bell, Lacey Shabir, they've all been in hallmark movies. Dean is not talking about Dean, Dean Kane. Oh, man, 2016. That's that's when the turn had happened. I guess nobody Dean Kane was in broadcasting Christmas. November 2016. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, he looked like a hallmark movie motherfucker. Yeah, he Alicia Alicia wit has been in a bunch of these Jill white silver stone seems like she would be in one hell. No, she too big for that shit. She's too big. Danica McCulley. No, it's always a good payday for everybody involved. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I really enjoy people I can fall into one of those these days. Even Longoria on the hallmark channel. Are you nuts? That's all you have. Do you have any idea how much you just diss even Longoria? She's somewhere right now kicking the shit out of somebody because energetically that's just that she is she would not be caught dead on the hallmark. You don't you know, what are you doing right now? What you got? You got a question. Can I ask you guys a question. Catherine, I go that feels like a hallmark movie person these days. You got to see that. I can see that. You guys. Captain Highgo, maybe even Longoria is never ever going to do a hallmark movie. That would be such. She has been in not one but two different big time ABC sitcom time. She's not like our long drama. She's not going on the hallmark channel. That would be that's not this anybody on the hallmark. What is she going to be a working actress? I'm saying something is rich and sick. Are you crazy? I mean, she's going to be a working actress though. She may want to be do a lot more stuff. Billy Billy sent us an update. She's not been a traditional hallmark movie, but she has headline major festive comedies recently, including Christmas karma, where she plays the ghost of Christmas pass and the Amazon Prime Video Original Holiday film. Oh, what fun. All of that stuff is cool. That's different than what the hallmark movie actually means. Now, the hallmark movie for even Longoria would be a thing to where she would like. The story of the week. Who's going to start a hallmark movie next? You know what I mean? I think that's the story of the week. I don't know what source be. Megan, Megan, good. She could. I want to know. I mean, you think Megan, she might see that to me. It's disrespectful to Megan. Good. No, no, wait, dog. Let me. Megan Markle was in a. Well, that one is yes. Yes. I was just like to point out with this. I would like to point out with this. Uh, Christmas karma movie. This is like a Bollywood movie. So like this movie is like a Bollywood situation type of movie. So Billy Porter is in that movie. Like other people that. I mean, other people, other people are in that movie. So that's not like a. I don't want to be disin hallmarked because I don't think that's black. But like, even some of these other movies, some of the other movies that y'all talking about, like, like the movie that you were talking about that was on Amazon Prime is even along, Gloria with Michelle Fyfer, Felicity Jones, Chloe Grace Moritz, Dennis Leary. These, Jason Schwarzman. These are not hallmarked. These all sound like what? That sound like people that were famous when I was little when I was a young. Oh, you know, she's talking about. Yeah. Okay. All right. We didn't name that run that list off again. Who? Michelle Fyfer. Okay. I mean, where's Michelle Fyfer? We're kind of working on this. Michelle Fyfer shared in chill. Joe, you'll know. You'll know what you're talking about.
Okay, so let's do a brand new Taylor Sheridan show. She's a brand new Taylor Sheridan. It's okay that you don't know shit Okay, here's here's some a list is that I feel like here are a listers that have been home with movies Christopher Lloyd He was in a hallmark movie when when was he in the hall that niggas old is dirt like when was he like? 2015 just in time for Christmas Christopher Lloyd that's he's so He had done Now he's in here. That's that's a hallmark movie situation That's what he went famous. Hey, but see now you guys are describing it like now you guys That's a pretty big cool. Okay. Okay, that's that's actually is one when when was she in one she was in 2017 at home and mithrid At home and mithrid, but those are people later on in that group I'm saying that like even when you decide to do the hallmark movie is a thing and right now even longoria Would not she would not want to acquiesce to be in the hallmark movie right now a Danny Danny Glover was in a hallmark movie that bit That's crazy We've been ignoring what the fuck Billy talking about. Let me go in this chat room. See what he's talking about Billy can you help us with the hallmark movie conversation? You read all the stuff in their tools just not reading it. Can I ask you guys a question about Adrian Grenier that I've always wondered Yeah, so I think he lives out in Austin now because I saw him one time I was in Austin and he was just eating at Terry Blacks with like a group of people and everyone was like, oh wow look Adrian Grenier sitting at that table right there. I always I always help you if you get in for him. It's amazing It's amazing. Yeah, if you didn't get in there, yeah Did you feel bad for him because he played like on entourage? He was Vinnie Chase and at a time he was playing the biggest movie star in the world And in reality he was not anywhere near the biggest movie star in the world kind of cruel Yeah, you got to like put yourself in a place where you're gonna be the biggest star of all these summer blockbusters But like in reality like we're just hoping one day 10 years from now we make an entourage movie and it makes its money back You know, no man because your uncle man You know what the last show is I used to watch like with any real consistency. I don't know Just let you know even even even longer your produce John Wick movies, so like I don't know what the hell y'all talking about Billy said she's the net worth of 80 million. I didn't know she's rich as shit Like she like like she's I don't know I mean, but she has the type of shit. She has done a lot of things So this is the type of shit where I'm having these conversations and there's a lot of having these conversations like these are the type of I realized that Joe There's a there's all these pop culture blind spots and Joe as a cultural critic is still talking about like we gonna bring up show You gonna ask Joe when Joe best shows on TV right now. Joe gonna be like alf You familiar with that program Yeah, it's like on Z&E and so shit like that, right? Look battle But back to what Billy is talking about You understand But you get with that She wants to go on a free vacation and she finds a network to pay for it for her and she just records like here I am in Spain and it's like okay. Thanks. Eva free vacation And also also The Stanley Tucci thing and let me ask you guys a question about why those shows like that are happening now Why don't shows happening like that? Why? Because Because what happened to who? Because Anthony Bourdain passed away Oh, oh, yeah, right because because Anthony Bourdain is not around anymore To speak to scratch that same itch for people who want that type of famous guy Explore this cultural type of shit. Not nobody was as good at Anthony as Anthony Bourdain was about that because he was so Inquisitive he was a chef all that stuff, but people still want those shows and no one's kind of jumped into like feel the space that Anthony Bourdain left behind So that's why you see to Stanley's Tucci Find in Mexico. Why don't you remember? It's gonna be like Westley Snipes my time in Ghana Okay, so I guess because We should do a travel show Joe should do a travel show. No, we you you're included. Oh me. We should do it. I watched your honey Jones. You remember that show? Oh, yeah, I remember what he was doing it. Yeah, I mean, when Donnie Jones Donnie Jones is doing it. But what did you say? Duke you were talking about something No, he was saying something before it like you and it was oh that we were talking about Adrian Grenier and how he played Oh, yeah, so I ever thought about this. So we'll play before we move on before we get back to if we ever go talk about cops No, we're not talking about Sorosby. We're done Oh, man, it's okay. So look this this is the thing Like you know, hopefully everything goes well for Sorosby, but here's the thing about Adrian Grenier So there's - I do I really do hope everything goes well for him. I don't know. It's not it's nothing personal like maybe Adrian can hear could play Sorosby in a movie Oh, that would be great. Let me tell you when I knew shit was in trouble for Adrian Grenier brother Entourage was popping It was a big deal. Everybody's talking about Adrian Grenier. Everybody love Vinnie. Everybody love Adrian Grenier Even though he didn't have very much to do. Grenier. That's how you say the last name, huh? I maybe it's not who knows so I want to see I want to see devil wears product. Yeah, man I was just saying about to say that and when I went to see devil wears Prada, I was like oh This nigga ain't got it Okay, that was a perfect all bra. That was a perfect situation If he was gonna be the man in movies. Yeah, that was the perfect situation for him to pop out of that role Yeah, and add something to it and he didn't have it he Yeah, that's a great point. I don't think he chasing a little. He did not have it everybody in that movie went crazy Tucci went crazy streak went crazy blunt. We had to win crazy everybody went crazy. He did not go crazy And so Lyle's like nah, it's not gonna happen for him and then you know, but he's still he's still the man. No shout out to him Yeah, I'm sure it lives on the farm and off his own like yeah, he's on that vibe I know it's like the Andrew Wiggins acting man That's a good call back Andrew and Andrew he kitchen strains for no reason I hope those shows come back though, man because I Need a Taylor Sheridan show Adrian. I feel like that's a good move for him. Yeah, man. Man. I mean, it's just it's tough To break out bro, but I mean, I think the hallmark Lifestyle because there's also like a little I've said that someone with a bunch of black people did him I don't know what channel it was on and you kind of get it mixed up because you'd be like, Oh, is this the hallmark channel? Or is it the other channel that shows movies just with a few more black people? And I don't I don't remember that channel right now what you what channel would that be? I don't know. I mean, I man was it what I'm trying to think of a channel that existed in about 2022 2023 that would show Christmas movies, but like, you know, low but Fairly low budget Christmas movies because they made themselves. Yeah, there's and there's another like hallmark adjacent channel Where it's not hallmark, but it's basically hallmark that I think yeah, it's the same type of shit. I can't remember what it is Man, we was okay. I got a anomaly. It's not free format free form is like what ABC family Now free form actually had like free form had like Grown as was on free form and they had like Disney stuff like that on free for free form. It's not it's not lifetime lifetime is similar But it's time lifetime is kind of similar, but lifetime lifetime is more like crime shit Like hallmark is more Christmas at the catnip cafe lifetime is more like The catnip castle. I want to find out right now the Hollywood proposal plan ran on Because this is what Tatiana Ali was in and that's what I that's what I was like, okay, shit. She hurt Well, it doesn't it doesn't say what I'm looking at IMDb Okay, well, I don't know. I can't with I gotta be honest you I never imagined that we'd be spending this much time on Tatiana Ali and less time on Brendan sores beat today. She Beautiful that was my crush when I was a kid Tatiana Ali was my one. She could sing too Hey, but this but here's the thing about bringing sores be I will ask you guys this question Um, Joe's down there. I will I will ask you guys this question about bringing sores beat On scale I want to tell you how surprised were you guys that the NFL came down so hard On him with with this decision. This is it's not I wouldn't say this is unprecedented But like Jesus Christ is this not a line in the sand like they really really kick sores being cast on the nuts I feel like I was maybe about A seven surprise because if if if Jeffrey Kessler hadn't come on here last week and told us that everything was in order And that he was he was in found order with the league then I wouldn't have you know I would have been oh yeah, he would know he said he talked to the NFL and he he knows the Brendan sores beat is in good standing So I had a lot of confidence that he was right and then all of a sudden that news comes out and I'm like damn So yeah, man, I was about a seven surprise because I just assumed Jeffrey Kessler was a reliable source But obviously that has nothing you know He was making assumptions that clearly That were wrong about what the NFL was going to do once he submitted his application I think
it was more assertions than assumptions. He seemed pretty, you know, locked in on the fact that he knew what was going to happen. Billy, you had something there? Yeah. So the, the holiday proposal plan, the Tatiana Ali 2023 romantic comedy was on lifetime. Lifetime. Lifetime. So your lifetime has, they, they go hard with, they have basically a hallmark channel Christmas movies. Oh, man, I got to listen. So you, Joel, in like the, the fresh Prince days, you were Tatiana guy, not a Hillary guy. I was Tatiana then Hillary. Really? Oh, it's a Hillary first. I feel like, I feel like, I feel like, like, Tatiana, Tatiana was my age, basically. I think Tatiana's like, we're like basically in the same class. She's, she's 47 right now. Yeah, we would, we would have been at school together. Yeah, but early on, you're like in your Beyonce territory. You know, yeah, at that time, I'm the same age as she is. I'm one year older than her. So there's no, you can't make it weird. You even know you were trying to. I'm not trying to. That would speak to the weirdo and you. I look at you. So, hey, Billy, I know that you want to hear this. Mike Johnson says that the economy is about to take off like a rocket. So him and Scott Bassett said that 2025 was table sitting the table. The piece in the banquet in the economy is in 2020. We're just now peaking. Okay. We just now about to peak. So I just know that just big, big news from your guys. Was Hillary? Mike Johnson, guys, Stacey Dash ended up being like a secret. Stacey Dash dropped. We have a couple people who dropped. Everybody went crazy. It was like, bro, bro, let me tell you something. All false. My dad resting piece of my father. My father, when my father, I was, we was in there watching Mo money. My father thought that Marlon Williams was the funniest person I've ever lived. He's up there. He's up there. He's like, that little nigga funny as shit, right? He's like, my daddy was like, he looked funny. When, when, when, Damien Williams was looking at Stacey Dash and Mo money and they had that close-up shot of her, my dad said, he didn't say who is she. My dad said, I'll never forget this. My mother laughed so hard. My dad said, what is that? Like legitimately, my dad was like, what is that? My mom was like, Terry, get the fuck, like he laughed so hard. My dad, he was like, I ain't never see. He was like, he had discovered fire. I find she was. And then he kept going. And never saw nothing like that, bro. And then it's funny because I felt like on Clueless, they didn't play up enough how fine she was. Like I felt like I'm trying to downplay a little bit. Yeah. And I'm just like just the friend. Do you not know that this is the girl from Mo money? But they never, it never popped up. And then, and then, I mean, it really hit it's, I'm going to be real. So she was cold the whole night cold. Yeah, cold. Then she got that it really hit his zenith to me in the all falls down video. Yeah. Because that's when the womanness matched up with the coldness. And you had a really crazy one on one. She was always, and then I tell you something, she's the star of that video. Like she's like, I am too political because it just all disintegrated when she started doing the Billy Gilding. She could be in a hallmark movie. We're not going to see if she wanted to be got tailgate this season, but I guess not. Hey, should we get a telegate? Yeah, that'd be. Hey, I want to be down. Would she date your main debris? Oh, we are. Hey, hey, put Stacey Dash on tailgate. I'm going to ask her all about Mo money, illegal and blue. I'm going to ask her if she regrets it. Like, she took her shot at the, at the, she took her shot at the Fox News Gryfft. Oh, man. It worked. Yeah, like, there was only we was like, we only got one of them over here. Hey, I have an incredible Stacey Dash story that I can never tell anybody. Why would you say that? I want to see if I can say it. It's about her being involved with a presidential candidate, a Republican presidential candidate at some point in the last 20 years. I'll just leave it at that. No. And they had to get her away from it. Hold on. Should I say allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, all this happened. So anyway, I'll leave it at that. Is that really the story? Are you? Can I ask you a question? Hold on. Why don't you just fucking do it, bro? This is everybody talking about. So Joe, you don't know what our legal liability is here. Joe, just say allegedly, and say, when everybody's talking about your media or rise as a, as a, as a podcaster, but you keep People in around the edge, but like let people like us. Yeah, take that by Joe by that shit. By that shit. I apologize. If whoever told me this said I couldn't say it, but allegedly, allegedly, they had to get Stacy dash away from being Carson. I'm making this up. I'm trying to see if there's anything anything. My dad is one of the nicest people in the world. He tries not to criticize people. I never forget one time Candy Carson was singing the national anthem somewhere. And my dad says, so being kind of like a country, huh? Damn. Yeah. Oh, man. Nobody left. I'm a send them that barbecue. So I'm looking right now, bro, being Carson and Stacy dash, speak at black leadership conference in October 11th, 2018, black conservatives being Carson and Stacy dash are doing that part to drum up African American support for the current administration, both the set the headline, the young black leadership summit, October 25th to 28 and Washington DC. Now, let me, let me show you how it worked this story. If I was at TMZ, being that I now have that tip. I have this article. I would then go to so. Her social media and see if I can find any pictures of her, that date, then I would see where she was on that date. And if she went to any restaurants or anything like that, I would then call the restaurants was anybody working there during that date. Can you tell me if you saw her making Google eyes at being constantly doing the whole thing, call her call her managers, anybody that fucked over her, anybody that she fucked over how close was she would be in Carson, all of that stuff. And then I wouldn't be able to report it. Check the check those type of stories. Oh, hold on. Check the check the check evil on Gory is worth $80 million. We are, we've way past that you have an update. Oh, Stacy dash and being Carson make a, oh, she posted it, nah, dog, this got some smoke to like May 22nd, 2015. Dr. Ben Carson, what an honorable strong and wise man, what a pleasure by Stacy dash, May 22nd, 2015. What a pleasure allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, everything's allegedly. No, and I would I think it's had to separate them as I saw in, uh, in 2016, Dr. Ben Carson came out and had to defend her doctor when Stacy dash made national headlines by stating that black history month and BET should be abolished. Cool. Damn, Stacy Carson, who was running for president at the time, publicly defended dash, while noting he understood her desire for a quote color blind America. Carson ultimately clarified that he still saw the value in celebrating ethnic diversity in black history month. Oh, my chest. I think I think station probably will be joining us amazing. Yeah, we got to ask. We got to see if you have a ball. Oh, my goodness, man. I mean, big Carson, who was a black history month staple, bro. I mean, the only way most black people ever heard of been Carson was because somebody gave them gifted hands. I read in one house. Yeah, man. It's that's crazy. I read it when I was a kid, like my, my, Ms. Watchry, my seven grade teacher said, you should read this book. This, this is a, uh, like a superhero. Black superhero. And it was being Carson. And at the whole time, I still, you know, being Carson, you know, mag or whatever, I been Carson is a very, very important black man and was one of the most gifted surgeons of all time, gifted hands. So I still respect being Carson in that regard. What about you, Joe? Yeah, I know. You know what? So, uh, I, I feel like the positions and I wrote about the slate, uh, when Trump lost the first time that he was a man who was much to accomplish. Um, much to, uh, morally, morally upright.
To have fallen for this and to have been a part of it like it's beneath him. It was beneath this station But then I found out that other information about station. I was shouting. How do my fuck get down in the streets man? Hey, hey, let me tell him. Let me tell you a game. You know, he's you know, he's you know, he's gonna say something right now If it's if allegedly that happened, I didn't expect it, but he stamped hey, okay, so listen listen Yeah, last name just a this is all alleged this is all alleged it. Okay, so yeah, Ben Carson was in the 2003 Fairly Brothers movie stuck on you Matt Damon and Greg. Yeah, all right. Yes, he he was do you guys know the character that he played in that movie? No, but I remember that movie. I got a blockbuster once part of time. Yeah His cameo appearance in that movie he was called the head surgeon Have you a great hallmark movie? The hand surgeon. So he was a head surgeon. I'm looking for a head. I was just joking. No, that was look brought in pretty good Yeah, I look man I there was a couple years where like followin Ben Carson was a big part of my life. I went to his brother's house in suburban Atlanta and left him a package So Joe is like a family friend for you. No, I wrote so you let's his brother a package Listen, so Take got you with one Let me let me tell you why I just realized about being Carson Why the fuck did being Carson Retired from surgery like he was leaving the Lakers in March 2013 You retire as a surgeon I would rather quit when I'm at the top of my game I get it, but like niggas just like stop being a surgeon Like what? I mean probably nobody do that shit like that. When did when did what year was this? This was 2013 so this is all you get an attention on him as he starts moving into the political sphere To get people's attention Let him know he's available open for business I so for one of the stories I wrote about him I spoke to the the second child who he separated because you remember it was like the brain I think the first one was yeah, yeah, the first so I spoke to the second one second the second kid he worked on she was living in some She was living with her mom and Michigan she worked at a grocery store like she was having a regular life And so I tracked her down and I was when they told her I was like, yeah, he's gonna be running for president And there is in the is the Republican and she's like wow, I wouldn't have expected that but anyway That's cool that you did that story. Yeah, man. Oh man I was trying to break the I was trying to get being Carson's brother to talk to me, man Cuz I was like being Carson's brother talks to absolutely fucking nobody like if you notice that any profile Anything like that he barely pops up y'all can look him up or whatever And I'm sure maybe he's done something once every not maybe you know one thing that was probably coordinated with being Carson But he doesn't talk about his brother and I suspect that there's a reason why But you know Hey, what are you reacting to? Don't say Joel look at the group text Yeah, look at the group takes a show My mom is saying why didn't he park on the street? She talked about the guy that was in our house. Yeah, look at the group text I just like to think about all the other people in that text that's Oh Oh my god, and you guys I just want to let you guys you will never know Listen to the listens to the tailgate right now beyond the source we think which we've beaten like a fucking dead horse It's just not that yeah, I mean we about to get is is we're almost getting to July Yeah, stuff the story lines are starting heating up again, but as for right now, you know, it's been Carson time Like we know it's not too much stuff. You know like it's not too much stuff going on. It's a little quiet Man, it's half Christmas right now tomorrow. So like Yeah, just fucking notice that like as you get older is like you'd be like, oh my god I got three weeks of my trip. It's such a long time and then you wake up and you the trip is the next day Yeah, what's going on with the time right? I'm kind of age of time dilation and some shit like that book I never get this book. It was a young adult book by Walter Dean Myers I think maybe the book was hoop. So it was about a kid who lived in Harlem who was really good at basketball But had to get out of the neighborhood and all this stuff and he ended up planning India in a state Anyway, the beginning of the book, huh Larry Birdland Larry Birdland. That's right I think they wrote a follow-up book about him playing the Indiana state for you. Anyway Here's at the beginning of the book his the guy says his father tells him is you get older your years just pile up on you And he said you'll know it you said one day You're gonna remember it when not when that and when you get that age and that's me I was like, oh shit all of a sudden. I was like, oh man. The years just go by. I cannot believe I live more than half my life Since the year 2000. I would that kind of fucked me up the other day. I was like damn I'll live more years on the other side of 2000 than I did before. So that's tough That's surprising. It's tough for this stuff. Speaking of that being Carson announced in 2014 That he believed that the United States will play a big role in the coming apocalypse She said I hope by that time I'm not around anymore He doesn't believe in hell As understood by some Christians He says I see God is a very loving individual Why would he torture somebody forever who only had a life of 60 70 or 80 years even if they were evil He said that he believes in annihilationism, which is the belief that souls in hell will destroy it rather than torment it. Wow I mean man, he's well, but I never forget I thought so I was at his presidential announcement I went to Detroit and I talked to Rashida to leave for that story when she was like a state representative But anyway, so I talked to Ben Carson's given a talk to the kids at Ben Carson high school And he goes into something about how he was really good pool. He was like, yeah, man I was really I was really good at pool. You know, they used to name shots after me What are you talking about don't back shots? Yeah, back shot It seems like you were like very in on his campaign and you like if something I covered it for bus But if something was going on like you alleged earlier, wouldn't you have like picked up on something? Wait, that's why he knew that's why he that's why he was told I know, but didn't you see anything? There's not no I wouldn't know that like I was there when he announced and I'm trying to think there was another thing that he went to oh bro I went to Ben Carson's house dog. I went to Ben Carson's house We dig a turn you have another like His son opened the door for me and he welcomed me inside. I was a fucking stranger and he welcomed me inside his house And that's like the stranger in your house right now. Yeah, it's changing out to me We would we were talking about to me before the show so and I look up and he I see this I'm the first person to report this and it's out there about here having a portrait of himself chilling with Jesus like Jesus has his arm around them Whatever. Yeah, I'm busy white Jesus. It's a good question I have to write Jesus That's playing so much crazy. It was it's playing so much, bro. Wait. I see this picture. Yeah, man. Did you take a picture of it? Yeah, I did Send it to us That was 2015 brother, you know, I don't know if this is white Jesus is a little browner than you thought I'm trying to How did I describe this Jesus might have been on vacation tanning? Okay Jesus is a little bit more acceptable. Well tan. Jesus is how Jesus would have actually read that's yeah, yeah, okay Something real quick scroll down on this link and you can see in Carson's home in Maryland. There's a portrait of him sitting alongside a beaming brown hair Jesus hanging over the stairwell. Oh, it brown hair. Jesus Jesus extends his left hand is if beckoning to someone they look like old friends That's how I described it into the store Yeah As as I'm putting a check as two as two whites What do you guys when you guys see the the white Jesus like the super white Jesus with the you know, he's blonde He's got basically blue eyes. I've never seen a blonde hair blue. Yeah Jesus Jesus Okay, well, so he's not bad Jesus is more like bad bunny looking, you know, but this Jesus right here is at least he at least a strawberry blonde Like this guy right here. Look at this guy. I'm gonna show you this guy shout out to Jesus man and everything that he did Yeah, but like so, but do you do you guys go that's probably historically not accurate or do you guys go? Hey, we got one
on our team maybe the biggest one. Like, you know what I'm saying? So, do you yourself, 'cause once we became conscious as black people, when I was growing up, my dad, my mom would be like, "Son, I just want you to know "that's not how Jesus looked. "There's no way that Jesus, as a cemented man, "from the born where he was born." - Yeah. - There's no way, you know, he looked like that. It looked like Eric Stoltz, right? It's like, there's no way that that's how Jesus looked. - That's a good boy. - But my thing is, that's how you look. But my thing is, put the picture of Jesus up right now and tell me, he don't look like Eric Stoltz. - Oh man. - I don't want to take a show. Like, it's like-- - Eric Stoltz, 64 years ago, no? - Is he? My thing is, do y'all look at Jesus like that and go, that's probably not the way he looked, or do y'all just go in and make this picture and make Carson his leg as black. (laughing) - I feel like the Jesus in the big Carson picture is like the Jesus that was in my church, you know what I mean? That's kind of what he looked like. - Yeah. - Then we had like a monthly, like there was Shiloh Baptist, which is like a all black church, and we do split like every month, you know what I mean? So, the way I go to their church, the Jesus was like black, like so. I was always just like, but I was like, whatever version of Jesus would trust, you know what I mean? - But this picture that he has, isn't even like a good painting. This is like something that would be done at a carnival. - I think he was very proud of it, a patient gave it to him. - Okay, so I gotta tell you something. I have something to say about this. That is not, this patient is messing with Ben Carson, and we have to show this picture for the podcast. I'll tell you why. Ben Carson thinks that this is a picture of Ben Carson and Jesus. That's actually not a picture of Ben Carson and Jesus. That's a picture of Ben Carson and Yaku. - Oh, look at the forehand, look at the thing. That's Yaku in disguise. Now, if y'all don't know who Yaku is, Joe, tell them who Yaku is. - Jesus has coiled-inert hands. - I said Yaku, I said Yaku on Twitter the other day, and somebody like you would be an anti-Semitic, so I don't know if I should. Yaku is the black scientist who came up with white people. - That's so cool, so, and in certain lore, Yaku is the black scientist that invented white people. And if you look, and I want you guys to do a side-by-side, then you look at this picture of Carson, and then you look at a picture of Yaku. - Wow. - They look similar, bro. I think that that person is actually trying to say that Ben Carson, yeah, man, man, that Carson helped Yaku, man. - See, what kind of life are you saying, man, I broke that shit, bro. That's crazy. You broke that shit? - I'm the first person to make people aware that that picture existed. - Why'd you break into his house? - 'Cause I was trying to get him to talk to me for the story, and he just wouldn't, and so I just drove out to his house, knocked on the door, his son answered the door, and he left me in the foyer, or foyer, or he pronounced it, and he went to the house to go get a pin or something, and a piece of paper, and I'm just like, bro, I could take a sandwich outta here, whatever. He just left me there at the front, and he took the note and gave it to Ben Carson, and Ben did not talk to me. But when the story finished, when it ran, the next day Armstrong Williams, his boy called me and was like, that was what a fair story. What a, you know, what I was great. And so then when I did the season on Clarence Thomas, it was Armstrong Williams that helped me get some people, because he, he had said that, anyway. - Sorry, Ben, Ben said. - So I've talked to Dominic Foxworth about this. And he was saying that he still thinks that the union should back source being this. I just want to shut up. - He don't say that. - I've talked to Dominic about this earlier today. - Fuck you. - Yo. - Look where we are now. - Yeah, I haven't talked about the story. - I have an important update. - Please. - Tatiana Ali is in production on a movie called Christmas Kennel. - Wow. - How is that fuck I'm talking about, bro? - I lane more Tatiana Ali? - Well, hold on a second. Here's the problem, though, with Christmas Kennel is when you click on the IMDB, you start kind of like scrolling at the rumored cast, 'cause there's no release date yet. It just says like upcoming projects. And one of the people in the cast is Malcolm Jamal Warner. So feel like this. - Rest in peace. - Yeah. - All right. - That was great. That was a great man. - That was a great man. - Kennel stands right now. - There's no jokes or no fun that can be had. I was a great man who died in the tragic way. Great guy. Great guy. Amazing guy. - Oh, Tatiana Ali is also another project that has a date, 2026. It's called Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People? - What? - Mr. - Yeah, that's the name of the movie. - Is there a comma after Nelson? - Well, see, did I? - Yeah, there is. - I will say that you guys did not look at the guy cool picture that I put in the chat. - I did. - I did. - You can't tell me that that guy don't, that they look like this. - Look what I wrote about. I'm just sending y'all my clips now, man. - Yeah, Joel's just sending us his stories that he wrote. - Nelson threw up in New York, joined the Marines at 18 to escape poverty and served in Vietnam in 1966. Traumatized, he became homeless before VA treatment. He dedicated his life to anti-war advocacy giving 1200 plus lectures in Japan. They probably could have come up with a better name. - Yeah. - I think so. - Tatiana, we do the headlines and get outta here. - Yeah, let's rip through 'em. 10 Saturdays at Dock College Football Returns. Let's start here at number one story. Brian Kelly will call college football games for CBS and he will be calling Mountain West Games then your former coach, you happy for him. - Wait, what? - I'm interested to see how he analyzes the game because I'll tell you this, it was never not compelling listening to Brian Kelly talk about football. And a lot of the things that Brian Kelly was responsible for at Notre Dame, lots of that had to do with recovery, with nutrition, with sports science, when it dealt with athletic performance and recovery. A lot of those things were like legitimate like boons in the coaching field. He was a great, efficient coach for the time that he was good at it, which was not the time that he was at LSU for the most part. So I would be interested to literally hear literally. I would be interested to actually hear how Brian Kelly sees the game and calls the game. Like I'm not, I think he'll probably do a good job at that. - Yeah, it's also good practice. Mountain West Games, a little lower stake seeking build his way up there on CBS. Joe, you agree, you excited? - Yeah, no, I mean, I think I've seen Brian Kelly talk about football, both behind the podium and it's sitting at a table, an anchor's table. And both times he seemed really good, like he kind of seemed like a natural to me. And the things that make him an unpopular figure with a lot of people, I think will be the things that make him really good on TV, because I don't think he'll be afraid to voice an opinion. - Now, he may not outright criticize the coach. He may still be part of the fraternity. - I think he will, I think he actually is an alien. - He's about to, he'd be the kind of person that I would expect that if anybody's gonna do it, it'd be him. - So you have an experience. - That's an ordinary, yeah. That feels like his vibe. Also, it's a good way to sell yourself to get on, you know, potentially a college game day or something like that. He can move up the ranks, we'll see. Next up, the NCAA D1 cabinet is officially voted to approve the age-based eligibility model. Policy starts on initial enrollment in college or start of an academic year after the athletes 19th birthday. So this will not be retroactive even though I'm sure they'll be sued for this, but there is something that is passed, man. So moving in the right direction on eligibility. - Yeah, I mean, look, I think, I'm interested to hear what Joel has to say about this, but I think what people want is for young athletes to have the best opportunity to shine and move along and develop in a way that's fair and commiserate with like the human body and the skills that they acquire. I'm sorry, I will never, ever believe that it's fair for an 18-year-old guy or a 17-year-old in the case of Ryan Williams or some other people to be competing with somebody who's 26 or 27 years old. It's like, I just won't. So I'm interested to see how this shakes out, but Joel, tell us why this sucks. Why, why do you want to speak? - Well, I mean, the players aren't at the table, so they didn't have a say in any of this. So that concerns me because if you actually care about the, these are the people you pretend to care about. - They give them a say, you're right. - Yeah, give them some input into that. And, you know, five for five sounds fine, but I think six for six would be even better. And the reason I say six for six is that the Feds track graduation rates and six-year increments. They're the ones that's good point. And so they think that it takes six years for a lot of people to finish a four-year degree. And so why not, this is again, if this is about education, why not give them six years? - Also, then, some clearly some players will be able to get a graduate degree in that amount of time. - Yeah, so I think six years would be even better. And my shout out, my dude, Andrew Cooper, who works unionizing kind of in jazz leaps. We were talking about that. And he put me, he's like, yeah, six for six. So yeah, why not six for six? - Yeah, Michael Jordan, six right there. - And look at that, come on. - I like it. Next up, Lane Kiffin says he will take LSU back to the top of college football in his tenure. He said, quote, I don't know how fast it's gonna happen, but we're going to win a national championship. In quote, Van, do you buy it? Do you believe it? Are you all in on the Lane train? - There's no reason for me to believe it yet. He has to prove it. Lane Kiffin has never been to the top of college football. Now, LSU has been to the top of college football. LSU has been to the top of college football. They've been back. They've had shots at the top of college football, missed out, been runners up.
But somebody who's never been to the top of college football is like hip and he's never done it He built Ole Miss into the team that obviously was capable of making a really deep playoff run And on the right set of circumstances might have become a national champion. We saw awesome. They played Last one, but as far as going to bring an LSU back to the top of college football We know we can go the question is can we go with him? Can he go so you know There's no reason for me to believe in something that he hasn't done if this is another coach that's Taking a program there. I'm like, oh, I'm just waiting But we're not waiting for something that is inevitable with playing Kiffin We're waiting to see if Lane Kiffin can achieve something and he should keep his eye on that I like it Joe agree. Yeah, I mean, that's why you leave Ole Miss right because I mean Ole Miss was right on the cusp of being in a national championship game You let them the heights they hadn't reached since before before a desegregation. So, you know, I mean That's a place where he thrived it and could have thrived it for longer But the reason people leave Notre Dame or they leave Ole Miss is because they think that LSU is the place that you can get there quicker And so there's no need for Lane to lie about it because the only except that's the only acceptable outcome because the only coach who hasn't done that Post-saving is the guy he's replacing So yeah, I mean he has to what he also promised national championships. Yeah, right and he has either he has no excuses The money the resources a fan base has motivated to keep people going Look, I mean he has no excuses. So yeah, I mean it just makes sense for him to acknowledge the obvious Yeah, I'm with it next up 2026 Manning Passing Academy Here's the list of quarterbacks that will be there Ohio States, Julian Saiyan, Archmaning, Grenadette, Chamberlain, C.J. Carr, Jayden, Mayeva, Gunner Stockton, Kevin Jennings, C.J. Bailey, Marcell Reed, J.K.S. Drew Mestemaker, and Demand Williams, Jr. Joe of those quarterbacks Which one are you most excited to see and hear feedback on that's funny. I mean Demand Williams got down to Louisiana after all Man, you know I was watching Joel clat and he gets he had his most recent show was 10 top top 10 QBs of the 2026 season And I was like, damn, he had a little your Joe clat. He's Joe clat Joe clat and he's but he had a graphic and he had to the whole show on his top 10 quarterbacks Now, I think we should do that Okay, so the quarterbacks J.K. though J.K. probably J.K. Why why Joe why is it I mean he's I mean he's the one that kind of came from no I mean I guess Drew Mestemaker has even even more so came from nowhere because I mean he didn't even start a game in high school as a quarterback So I mean his success seems the most least likely But J.K. was not you know he's a cow right and so just hard is not a lot of games out there There was an opening for him to be able to go play quarterback there and I don't think anybody expected What he did his freshman season and so I mean he seems like a guy that really is ready and is going to make a leap this sophomore year like he I feel like real take California. Yeah, and I feel like he's the freshman the people Bryce they wanted Bryce Underwood to be like they want they went If Bryce Underwood looked like J.K. Sagaputella, then they would be you know, I think I said it right did I say okay? Yeah, I have all this preseason dog we get to in the regular season But yeah, man, I mean that if if if if Bryce Underwood look like J.K. Then there wouldn't be you know, I think there'd be a lot more confidence that Michigan is going to be good this year But because there's more questions about him It's not so yeah, I want to see he's not invited to this Bryce Underwood Yeah, that was interesting. I thought man Well, I mean I mean look at the man in the Academy man. I'm not that not that they were being racist to him. They think but I mean I mean they got Kevin Jennings They got Kevin Jennings Marcel. Yeah, I just feel like Bryce I wouldn't be that kind of guy although it's kind of like is it Bryce from Louisiana? Yeah, that's right Have y'all ever been to the blue from Louisiana isn't Bryce Underwood from Louisiana? No. Oh, I thought he was Wait, he's from Michigan. He had just committed it. He had committed to it. He had committed to LSU. He's from Michigan That's right. That's right. Have you seen the best seat? He said I have a minute to be though. Yeah. Oh you must The fucking right. I had been a tibito. I had been a nickel state. I've been all up and around to you been up in it. You've been a nickel state. That's I've been a nickel state. I've been a nickel. You got that right up in the nickel state before I've been a tibito. Shout out to tibito. Ro what would you try to say? Oh no, there's just one of those places in the state. I've been all over Louisiana man. You know, I bet you have but You've been a fairity? Who? Fairity? You ever been a fairity? You've been a new I barrier? I've been a new I barrier. Yeah, I bet you have been a new I Bury. I don't think you've been a new I barrier before you've been a model. I've been done. My mama's from West Monroe. I don't know if She's really from there. I think my family's where I went and saw the I believe in the obeluses. Come on dog. Of course. I've been a monkey. How you been a Bunky? You've been a whole monkey. Of course. Yeah. Bunkies right out there outside of yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. You've been a cut off. I've been a Deschran. I have been a dancer because Deschran had had a cold high school for a bot team for a few years. They definitely did. I don't know. I don't Know if you've been all these places. I just think. I'm telling you. You know, I don't think you've been a been an Ergwin. You've been a Rosedale. Huh? You've been a black man. Huh? You've been a new Rhodes. You've been a I don't think you've been to the place before. My family. Yeah. You've been a bachelor. You've Been a bachelor before I don't know about. Yeah. I think you've been a bachelor before it. Stop playing. I've been a Donaldsonville. I've been to a shout out to Donaldsonville. Donaldson. Hey, let me tell you some about the Donaldsonville track. The Donaldsonville track back in the day 98. I graduated. The Donaldsonville track was the first all where the track. I Ever seen. Like we was at McKinley. Well, Catholic had one too, but we was at McKinley. And at McKinley, all shit was dirt. We was running around like we Had a plantation track at McKinley. We didn't have it. Shout out to all the groundskeepers at McKinley coach Mike Thomas The baseball team it did look it did look like a weekend school. I mean, you know, I'm saying like I was lacking. We got school. I mean, what I Would say about McKinley is number one. It is the most historically significant. Well, I'm a 35. Um, let's say No, it's a lot of school. Yeah, they know how to say you got to give it up to say no. But like McKinley got all kinds of buddy guy went to McKinley Eddie Robinson with the McKinley. Okay. We don't see what the McKinley. Man, that feels what the McKinley. We got McKinley We got people, bro. Keith smart one to McKinley. McKinley. Do you listen to me? Can we listen to you on that? Hold on. Yeah, see if they listen. See if they listen to me on that. Go to McKinley high school. Let's go. I'm gonna see it right now. Well, I don't know why Joe looks that up, man. What quarterback stands out to you of that group. Um, it's JKS or Archimany. Like Archimany is always going to have Um, a bunch of um, a bunch of entry around them. But as far as the physical tools, I want to see what JKS is right now. Oh, man. You didn't make it, bro. Okay. I didn't make. I didn't make the what? You didn't make the notable alumni page on my Sula mind. You're a fucking liar. I'm definitely on each. He's like Brown. I don't see it. Brown is there. You're, yeah, you're a liar. You don't think I know that. The last time I asked you if you had a Wikipedia page, you didn't have one. So somebody must have got busy. Or did you do? Let me tell, let me tell you something. I swear on my dad. I did have a Wikipedia page. It's the time that you asked that I just did not know. I swear on my father. I was doing something right. Somebody else linked me. You know what happened? I went to the two distant strangers with Wikipedia page. The Oscar winning movie that I was a producer on. And there was a link. My name had a link by it. Yeah, I click the link and I had a Wikipedia page. And I'm on the McKinley shit. So I'm a motherfucker. Thank you. Mother fucking Panther. Mother fucking. Yeah, that's right. Shout out to class 98. Shout out all the people that we lost. Recipes my dude lose Mallory. Everybody. Shout out class 98. The whole crew. Everybody. Shout out Ted James. That's 99. Shout out to all my people. Class 98. Everybody. Michael's a panther. Michael's a tough man. You're trifecta. Yeah, yeah. A lot of, but we got a lot of cats around there. We were talking shout out Chris tools. Shout out all the people. Shout out all McKinley. LaSanta. Davenport. Shout out. LaSanta really. The sister of a dude. I used to work with Terry Jones. Is that true? Yeah. I work with Terry Jones. We were all really cool. We had a little crew when we were up there in a Shreveport man. And LaSanta. What's a Nick Jones? Is it Jones? Yeah. Last night. What's what what's her nickname? I don't know her nickname. I knew her when Terry was in, you know, whatever, you know, you knew LaSanta. I didn't know a well, but I mean his sister came up there when, you know, when he worked, when he worked up there. I don't know. Oh, no. I don't know if this is true, bro. Because you have to you try to carry Jones. Do you know who Terry Jones is? I'm going to say you. You sound like you sound like this is giving NATO Jake. It is. Terry is the one who asked me and he said, I didn't know you do a part. I didn't know you did a podcast with Van Lathen. He said, his best friend is my sister's husband. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Make sure you keep it real because the way you were saying that. I was trying to put. I was trying to put. I was trying to. Yeah. My best friend is Ryan Devaport. That's his wife. LaSanta Jones. Keith.
- You know how you came up for your boy, man. - 'Cause you was making a scene by y'all, I know her. I'm like, "What's your name?" (laughs) - I was, I was expecting how you get there. You wanted to, yeah, on a, on a, on a, I will say, I mean, I would tell tears, like, "Man, "when you go home with your sister, Doc, "when you go home with your sister, you never did it." But anyway, good for him, man. Nickel State, bro. - Joe, let me talk about the essence. - You go right, right, right, right, right, essence, bro. - Joe, Joe, let me tell you something. When I, when you talk about people who don't play, Ryan don't play, bro. - Yeah. - I mean, when you talk about Niggas who don't play, bro. Ryan is way at the top list. - Oh yeah. - Niggas who don't play, you wanna do this? - What am I, what am I, what am I, what am I, what am I, what would I be doing? - I don't understand. I had said that when I was so sneaky, 20 years ago, 20 years ago, when I was single, and I knew a coworker who had an attractive sister, and I was like, "You're a cool woman." Actually, I tried to get another colleague that hooked me up with his sister. We all went out one night. She actually went to Louisiana Tech. I'll never forget her. - What's her name, what's her name? - Okay, hold on. She ran track there, so anyway, it's a white woman. And so, as me, my homeboy, Adam, and his sister, Sarah, and so this girl was Sarah's friend, so we all went out that night. And so she starts going, "Yeah, you know, "I'm in my sorority, Zeta, whatever." And I'm like, Zeta, Zeta, Zeta, whatever. And I'm like, she's like, "No, like the black sorority." - She was a Zeta, she was a Zeta. I was like, "Oh, white Zeta from Tech." 'Cause you know, I went to Tech for a couple years. - A white Zeta from Tech. - This would have been 2006, 2007. - Oh, no, first of all, I'm gonna say I was a big. - Billy, I was a big fan of you. - I was a big fan of you. - Really, I was a big fan of you. - Without the shirt, no. - Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. - I'm gonna say, I got to say something real quick. Number one, because of our age, I thought when you were saying this, that you were about to say, the deal was like, 98, 99, 2000. - Oh, no. - You had no fucking business. Howling that girls in college, in 2007, bro. - No, as you 30 years old, nigga. Like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Beyonce situation, bro, 30 years old, but you had no business. - I was a senior, a track senior. 'Cause he was like 22. - Don't stumble now, bro. What you doing? - Yeah, no. - She was, oh, she was, oh, like 32 or 23. - So right now, I was, so right now, - I was about a six or six, dude. - So he was 27 years old. - I was 27 years old. - No, bro, you two years old in me. What year were you born? - 78. - 72 years old in me. - So you weren't 27 in 2007. - No, in '06, I said six, I said six, but you would be 27. - I said six, you would be 27. - No, I'm starting, Adam Cawsey, just Adam Cawsey. - Dude. - Shout out Adam, he probably gonna watch this. - Dude. - Adam started. - We need a ruling. - Two weeks after me. - Thank you. - Dude, what are your thoughts here? - Time out, we need a ruling. It looks like Joel was 30 year old on the campus. - If you're out there, that girl was a, I would actually, it would be interesting to see where that young lady is today. - You told her, you're the way from that. - Yes, the way from that. - But I didn't even, I wasn't trying to do that. Either thing is, it just was like, she was an attractive girl, and I was kind of like, Adam, you know, it was, put me down, you know what I'm saying, but it was, you know. - That sounds like you're trying to do something. - That sounds like you're trying to do the most. - Yeah, man, wait, man, I was young, bro. - Not that, you know what I'm saying? - 27, 22, 23, come on, stop it. I was like, I'm fucking with you at the same time, though, you shouldn't have done it, but it's not, it's not, it's not, it's not doing anything. - It's not egregious, but it's not egregious for real. It's not egregious, it's not egregious. And if I was at that time, shit was happening like that. Now these kids were, these kids were put you on a list. Now they'd be like, what, like, Jomi said, Jomi said a couple of days ago that you couldn't be 29 dating somebody that was 24. Jomi said that. - That's tough. - I don't know about that when, don't you? - Yeah, I think that's okay. - That's, yeah. - But see, what's the big deal between 27 and 22 and 23? - She was, she was in college. - Yeah, college hurt. - I didn't know it when she showed up, I didn't know. - I mean, 'cause her, I think Adam's sister had just graduated and had just moved to some city in Louisiana was working down there. And so she picked up a home girl. So I'm thinking we're all like roughly, you know, like, we gotta get out of here before Joel incriminates himself. - Nichols, Nichols state, bro. - Nichols state. - Yeah. - Tough, tough. - Tough, tough, tough. - Nichols state, yeah. - This was an alumnus there. - Oh, right. - Yeah, Rossi did, Rossi from New Orleans, but shout out to Rossi, shout out to Rossi. - 206. - Good people. - Everywhere, okay. - Hey man, just let y'all know, just real quick, McKinley High School, real quick, real quick. Rat Brown, Isaiah Carey, shout out to Isaiah Carey. Don Cheney Cleophields, Kevin Gates, Tommy Green, Buddy Guy, Ted Fucking James, my guy, right? Van Laken, Lil Busy, I'm saying Eddie Robinson, bro. - There's a lot of people, man. - Marley Wiff, Lin Wiffield, shout out to Lin Wiffield. - Wow, that's a big, that's big. - I'm a man, Carter, that's his cousin, shout out to God. Y'all go watch Power Hour LSU, time is time. It's, bro, I'm telling y'all, bro. Don't play, don't play. - 206. - Oh my god, Don Cheney's a big deal to me, 'cause he was a coach. - Don Cheney, that's a big one. National Register of Historic Places, Listings, and East Baton Rouge, Paris, Louisiana, ask McKinley, bro. Ask McKinley, my mother. - Why haven't you been out on a championship since 1954? What happened? - That can happen. - Because we were in a city school, I'm gonna tell you why. It says you wanna act like a hoe, that's how shit. (all laughing) - It's like, no, what happened? - I tell you why, I tell you why. I tell you why, so the neighborhood that McKinley serves, South Baton Rouge neighborhoods at the bottom, where my mama from, where my grandfather was from, rest in peace, and my grandfather, kind of, he was an asshole, but we're like, to you, he was an asshole to my mother. - Oh man, that's true. - Terrible situation, yeah. So, the neighborhood that right there, it used to be that McKinley will be raw and everything. But now, I'll give you an example with a player, there is Geist, do you remember that player? - I remember him from, I was gonna do, he was the first profile I was working on for ESPN, yes. - Okay, so obviously, there is had some things happen later on, like whatever, but a cold ass running bat, a ridiculously cold ass running bat, went to LSU. Did there guys go to McKinley? No, where did there guys go? - There's a cop. - There's a cop, right? - But he went to Cat the God. And a lot of those guys that were in a neighborhood down there, if they were raw like that, you had tires and some other guys, but we will lose them. We will lose guys out of the neighborhood to Catholic, back in the day to like, I don't know, fucking redemptions, not as much redemptions. And I'm Miss Baton Rouge, so bad, bro. - Make me motion. - But like, we would like, we would lose those guys and we stopped getting those guys after a while. When I was in high school, McKinley was still raw enough to be competitive on the city wide level, but to be competitive on the state wide level, all the talent that was in the neighborhood where we had to go to McKinley. - But that's on John Curtis and Evangelist. - Yeah, you got John Curtis. - Catholic is a powerhouse. You got, you know, different teams down in New Orleans and shit doing the whole thing. So that's a good national powerhouse is IMG, whatever. - Yeah, and that's like, there's no talent in the neighborhoods. It's like, you're gonna lose them at all. You're gonna lose them at all. They're not gonna, they're not going to McKinley. - That's the, that's the Yates story in Houston. - And you know what I'm saying? I said, what? - Yates is a school like that? - Yates is a school of Felicia, Rashad Debbie Allen went and Roland Martin and a whole, you know, a whole bunch of black people came out of the Yates. And it was the first all black team to win a state championship in Texas. So they beat Odessa Permian, the school that was a subject of Friday night lights. They beat him like 35 or nothing in a state championship game in 1985. And like it had Santana Dotson and Melvin Foster, who was the number one recruit that year. They, it was just, it's a legendary team. But slowly but surely, you know, people started moving away from third ward or they moved out to the suburbs, you know, like most city like where I was at or whatever. And so they were really good through like the late nine, maybe the mid 90s. And then they kind of fell off of a cliff. But then they got Dopey basketball. And they had a, they had a national championship basketball team within the last decade, I think. So yeah, shout out, shout out to Guardier. Shout out to Bad Rules, all that shit, man. Shout out to all my people, bro. Guardier, I'm from looking at it right now. We do. - I love it, I love it. Let's, let's shout out to the tailgators for hanging out with us. Offseason time we appreciate it. We're going to raise the roof one last time. - Hold on, Doc. - What, you got something else? - You're not going to do your thing? You're not going to talk about Dusty May. I was, I mean, I listened to you on basket under review. Just, just to prepare for your thoughts on this. - We don't have time. - Good podcast, man. It was about, he was going to, we were going to talk about Dusty May, but forget it, let's move on. - Yeah, we're, we're going to, we can save that. It's a larger conversation, you know what I mean? He tried to like take a shot at college ports, you know, on the way out, but he's got a good gig. - He's going to the Dallas Mavericks, he's going to be happy. - Good job. That's a great place to live. - Yeah, shout out to the people in the Reddit thread, man. I was interacting with some of them to telegate, to telegate Reddit thread, you know what I'm saying? - It's popping. - People are talking. - Yeah, man, they want us to do a mail bag, man. Should we do that billy? Should we do a mail bag? - How do we do that? - I set up an email address. - Okay, perfect. - So we have a way for people to reach out to us now. - What is the email address? - I want to, I want to confirm what it is though before I just give some random email address. - We'll put it, how about we put it?
in the comments on YouTube. Yeah. Why are you on the reddit? Why are you on the reddit show? That's not going to go well. Yeah. It's not good for you. Don't put that out there because now, too, like if people know that you're in there, they were not going to. I told them I was lurking. I said, I'm definitely going to troll you now. Like, you can't give them blood. Yeah. I'm not going to be on that that much. And I told them, I was like, I don't want to be over here because I know that I know how I am. And it would probably annoy me if somebody said something or whatever. I mean, so, but, you know, anyway, but I, you know, I think it's fantastic that people are interested enough in the show to want to talk about it like that. Like, that's great. That's a real testament to the work we all been doing here. Shout out Alicia, dying really, really freest, man, because free, like, free is, puts this whole shit together, like me and free is like, we're the only people that really care about the show. It's all like our priorities of shit. And I mean, Alicia's on it too, Donnie, you know, you know, you were higher learning or whatever. And Billy, you'd be all over the place, Doug. So anyway, Hey, I want to say something to the tailgate is real bit before we go. I don't know what the fuck Joe got going. I want like, I want to say something to the tailgate is real quick. Yeah. I hear a lot of the tailgateers say, yo, love ranger tailgate, hoping that people will find out the best kept secret on the ranger. Like, comment, subscribe, share, anywhere, any place that you think people will want to hear three complete knuckleheads, talk shit about football, and home art movies, share a finger tailgate with them. Be a part of the Jola songs, baby. Yeah. I'm saying, man, this, this, this Saturday, me and, uh, take going to top golf. Get the fuck out of here. Yeah, nice. Yeah. Me and, uh, me and Danny, we actually put something on the calendar. I was supposed to go on this Friday, but I had to cancel because I got another thing. You told us before we started the show, you don't, there's no time for friends. I did. That's true. I said, but I'm, I'm going to do it during workouts on Friday. Me and 10. Me and 10. Why is that? Hey, ranger, come right here. We shit. We shouldn't buy house. Why we bullshit? Hey, house is one of my top favorite motherfuckers at the ringer of period. House is one of the best hangs on the world. More, more hanging out with houses will always be a awesome thing with me. We shouldn't have the show. You can't beat the fucking vibes, bro. You can't beat the vibes house and south. Right. The new world is going crazy. House and south. Those are two of my guys right there. Yeah, man, they're fans of tailgate. They always give some love to tailgate every time I do anything. They always bring up tailgate. So shots of the tailgators. Appreciate everybody hanging out with us. Hope everybody has a nice week and we will see you all next Wednesday. Must be 21 or older and president select states for Kansas and affiliation with Kansas Arcasino are 18 and older and president DC can tuck your Wyoming gambling problem call 1 800 gambler or 1 800 my reset call 1 8 8 7 8 9 7 7 7 7 7 or visit ccpg.org slash chat in Connecticut or visit MD gambling help.org in Maryland. Hope is here. Visit gambling helpline m a.org or call 803 2 7 5 0 5 0 for 24 7 support in Massachusetts or call 1 8 7 7 8 hope and why or text hope and why in New York for Louisiana call 1 8 7 7 7 7 0 7 8 6 7
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The hosts discuss a deep-seated conversation about Clinton and Field Yates, suggesting they should launch a new show called "Yates and Yates."
A notable story involves a TCU alum from *The Apprentice* who was racially stereotyped by white peers, highlighting problematic social dynamics and the misuse of eugenics-like language in casual conversation.
The NBA Draft 2026 is analyzed, with strong praise for Caleb Wilson as a high-upside prospect who could thrive in Chicago, while caution is expressed about overhyped projections of other players like Andrew Wiggins.
Summary:
The podcast features a lively, multifaceted discussion spanning cultural references, social commentary, and sports analysis. Hosts Tate Frizier and Van Lathen begin by celebrating Clinton and Field Yates as potential co-founders of a new show, emphasizing their influence and mutual respect. A central narrative centers on a TCU alum from *The Apprentice* who faced racially charged comments from white peers, underscoring how outdated and inappropriate stereotypes—like eugenics—can surface in casual interactions, despite the individual’s qualifications and attractiveness.
The hosts then analyze the 2026 NBA Draft, highlighting Caleb Wilson as a breakout prospect with high potential for Chicago, where his work ethic and adaptability could serve as a centerpiece for a franchise in need of a star. While acknowledging Andrew Wiggins’ past success, the hosts caution against overhype, noting that many physically similar players have underperformed, and emphasize the importance of avoiding inflated expectations. The conversation also touches on broader cultural phenomena, such as the Hallmark movie industry, where figures like Tatiana Ali, Stacey Dash, and Dr.
Ben Carson are referenced—some with playful or speculative anecdotes—while acknowledging the sensitivity of discussing alleged political or personal connections. The segment concludes with reflections on time perception, personal growth, and the evolving nature of pop culture, underscoring how past experiences shape present perspectives. Though the tone is often humorous, it consistently critiques societal norms, from racial dynamics to media portrayals, while maintaining a grounded, conversational style.
FAQs
Caleb Wilson is a highly touted NBA draft prospect being praised for his potential as a star player. He is seen as a strong fit for the Chicago Bulls, a team that has been star-starved, and is considered a major upside player due to his strong performance and motor on the floor.
The draft lacked surprises and was largely predictable. Many teams made solid choices, with Caleb Wilson, AJ DeBonster, and others being highlighted as promising players. The draft also revealed that some high-profile players, like Andrew Wiggins, have had inconsistent career trajectories despite early hype.
Yes, Andrew Wiggins had a successful career, including being an All-Star and a key contributor during the Warriors' championship runs. However, his performance has been inconsistent, and he is often contrasted with players like Aaron Gordon, who have more consistent production and win shares.
AJ DeBonster is viewed as a safer pick due to his consistent performance, defensive skills, and lower risk of the 'athletic prototype' failing to translate to the NBA, unlike some other six-foot-nine prospects who have had disappointing careers.
The NFL declined to hold a supplemental draft, which means players like Britton Source Be are not eligible to enter the league. This decision has been criticized as a violation of the CBA, with Jeffrey Kessler stating it’s unlawful and that the league must be held accountable.
The hosts discuss a rumored connection between Stacey Dash and Dr. Ben Carson, suggesting they were both involved in political events and public discourse around black leadership. The story is presented as allegedly true, with claims of mutual support and public appearances, though the hosts emphasize it is unverified.
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