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The Nuggets knockout LeBron James and the Lakers in five games; the Celtics win big over the Heat but lose Porzingis; and Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy joins us to recap the NFL draft.

The 2024 NFL draft is complete - we'll tell you our winners and losers; LeBron James and the Lakers face the Nuggets tonight down 3-1; and the Timberwolves sweep the Suns to advance in the NBA Playoffs.

One of the Columbia protest organizers makes clear just how much he hates Jews; USC cancels its commencement out of fear of protesters; and the Supreme Court considers whether Donald Trump has presidential immunity.

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Terror supporters take over Columbia University as the administration “negotiates”; the Biden administration has nothing to say about the continuing pro-Hamas chaos spreading across the country; and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson heads to Columbia to speak out against Jew-hatred.

Reggie Bush has his 2005 Heisman Trophy reinstated; the Miami Heat hit 23 3's and beat the Celtics in Boston; and the Bruins take a 2-1 lead over the Maple Leafs.

LeBron James exits his post-game press conference in frustration after a game two loss to the Nuggets at the buzzer; the Maple Leafs tie their series with Boston at one game a piece; and Jonathan Hutton from Outkick joins us to discuss the 2024 NFL draft.

Congress passes a massive aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan; Columbia’s pro-Hamas protesters are threatening Jews on campus; and Tucker Carlson says America is evil for dropping the bomb to end World War II.

The NCAA approves a 2-minute warning and helmet communication systems for college football in 2024; the Nuggets take game one from the Lakers as the NBA Playoffs get underway; and Arch Manning shines during Texas's spring game.

Israel fires a targeted missile barrage into Iran, seeking deterrence; a historic pro-America coalition is coming together…if our idiot politicians get out of the way; and Joe Biden’s White House admits his uncle wasn’t eaten by cannibals.

A proposal for an 80-team college football super league has surfaced; Oregon DB Daylen Austin is arrested for a fatal hit-and-run; and the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin this weekend.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson brings forward a package of aid deals to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan; radical House Republicans fulminate; and the president of Columbia University bends on anti-Semitism.

More Colorado players inform Deion Sanders they are entering the transfer portal; the 76ers and Bulls win their respective play-in games; and the NBA bans Jontay Porter for life following a gambling investigation.

Andrew Tate tells white men it’s time to knock up every woman they can find and abandon their children; NPR fires a whistleblower; and as Joe Biden struggles to speak full sentences, Republicans focus on bringing down yet another Speaker of the House.

Texas A&M loses its 19th player to the transfer portal; the Lakers beat the Pelicans to secure the 7th seed in the Western Conference; and the Kings get revenge on the Warriors - knocking them from the NBA playoffs.

Israel considers a military response to Iran’s declaration of war; Trump heads to court in New York for allegedly paying off Stormy Daniels; and we examine the threat of China’s nuclear buildup.

The college football transfer portal is open for the next 15 days; Eagles wideout DeVonta Smith gets a three-year extension; and Connor McDavid becomes the 4th NHL player ever to hit the 100 assist mark.

Iran launches 300 drones and missiles at Israel – and is thoroughly thwarted; Israel considers a response; and Trump’s hush money trial is slated to begin in New York.

Scottie Scheffler wins The Masters for the second time in three years; Max Holloway knocks out Justin Gaethje for one of the greatest KOs in UFC history; and Ole Miss features a dunk contest at its spring game.

OJ Simpson dies, and we recap his role in American life; Joe Biden’s economy stagnates; and the Biden administration’s unbroken record of foreign policy defeat continues.

O.J. Simpson dies at 76; Kentucky basketball is finalizing a deal with BYU coach Mark Pope; and Bryson DeChambeau shoots -7 to lead The Masters.

A new inflation report comes in hot, devastating Joe Biden’s economic plans; Democrats pin their hopes on abortion; and the White House desperately tries to clamp down on the illegal immigration issue.

The 2024 Masters begins today; Washington Huskies running back Tybo Rogers gets arrested on two counts of rape; and Elon Musk's A.I. program releases its top 25 in college football.

The Arizona State Supreme Court rules in favor of an 1864 law banning abortion; an NPR insider reveals the Left-wing bias at the outlet; and Marjorie Taylor Greene keeps pushing her quixotic campaign against Speaker Mike Johnson.

The search for Kentucky's next basketball coach continues; Tiger Woods has a new strategy to get ready for this year's Masters; and the NAIA rules that men cannot compete in women's sports.