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The Broncos release Russell Wilson; Jason Kelce retires from the Eagles; and Tim Brando joins us to talk all things college football.

A unanimous Supreme Court rules that states can’t unilaterally toss candidates from the presidential ballot; a New York Times poll rips the lid off the disastrous state of the Biden campaign; and even Saturday Night Live is going after Biden’s age problems.

The NCAA announces a series of recommended rule changes for college football; Xavier Worthy clocks the fastest 40 time in NFL combine history; and Johnny Manziel says he will boycott the Heisman Trophy ceremony in support of Reggie Bush.

Trump and Biden head down to the border to challenge each other; the media and the Left promote another anti-Israel blood libel; and Vladimir Putin warns of nuclear war.

The SEC and Big Ten are seeking three automatic qualifiers each in a 14-team college football playoff; the NFL combine needs to change; and Barrett Sallee joins us to discuss all things college football.

Mitch McConnell announces he’s leaving Senate leadership in the fall; we examine who replaces him; and we explore an undeniable political reality: Donald Trump is the moderate candidate in 2024.

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Joe Biden hands over control of his White House to the craziest members of his base after they demonstrate they might abandon him; more illegal immigrant crimes show Biden's political vulnerability; and Republicans debate whether to force another government shutdown.

Reports surface that Texas A&M is interested in leaving the SEC for the Big Ten; tensions rise in a heated basketball game between Texas and Texas Tech; and Tennessee attorney general Jonathan Skrmetti joins us to discuss the state's litigation against the NCAA.

An anarchist member of the Air Force sets himself on fire to defend Hamas; Joe Biden, desperate for cover on immigration, heads for the border; and a former New York Times insider explains just how bad things are inside the newsroom.

The SEC will not suspend Ole Miss guard Allen Flanigan after throwing an elbow against South Carolina; Russell Wilson's future as a Denver Bronco remains in question; and Chris Marler joins us to talk college football and basketball.

The diversity, equity and inclusion regime worms its way into surgical practice; Trump defeats Nikki Haley in South Carolina, but his campaign has some open questions; and LibsOfTikTok takes on Taylor Lorenz.

Duke star Kyle Filipowski is injured as Wake Forest fans storm their home court in celebration; former Redskins OC Eric Bieniemy is finalizing a deal to join UCLA's staff; and Cam Newton is still slinging guys off of him.

The media try to turn a 16-year-old “nonbinary” girl’s death into a case against conservatives; Islamist chaos in Britain turns into a debacle in the House of Commons; and Joe Biden meets with Alexei Navalny’s widow as Russia scoffs at Biden’s warnings.

The Google Gemini app erases history and prioritizes Left-wing intersectionality; Joe Biden uses taxpayer dollars to bribe college graduates; and Russia continues its pattern of aggression. Thanks for being a DailyWire+ member. This show is ad-free and includes Member Block, the final segment of our shows exclusive to DailyWire+ members.

The College Football Playoff management committee is already discussing a 14-team model; Nick Saban says he will use his voice to bring about meaningful change in college athletics; and Tom Luginbill of ESPN joins us to discuss all of that and much more.

Russia begins settling all family business; the divided Democrats vacillate on Israel; and Biden believes Donald Trump saying crazy things will keep him in the White House.

The College Football Playoff board of managers voted unanimously to approve a 5 + 7 format for the upcoming season; Creighton stuns #1 ranked UConn; and two adults are charged with murder for Kansas City's Super Bowl parade shooting.

Judge Arthur Engoron hits Donald Trump’s business with a $350 million judgment in a desperate attempt to bankrupt him; the new anti-American axis rides again; and Joy Reid wants reparations.

A new development unfolds in the legal battle between Florida State and the ACC; the NBA All-Star game disappoints; and J.D. PicKell of On3 joins us to discuss the new commissioner of the PAC-12.

Fani Willis, prosecutor in Donald Trump’s Georgia election case, blows up on the stand, likely sinking the case entirely; Putin top critic Alexei Navalny dies in prison; and the media admit they covered up Joe Biden’s senility.

EA Sports drops the official teaser for the much anticipated NCAA Football video game; Caitlin Clark is the new all-time scoring leader in women's college basketball; and we break down the win totals for the Big Ten Conference in 2024.

The House Intelligence Committee chair claims a serious national security threat; the White House considers a mass release of illegal immigrants; and a mass shooting rocks the Super Bowl parade.

A deadly shooting breaks out at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade; the Southeastern Conference prepares for a nine-game conference schedule; and Chris Marler joins us to discuss the new coaching moves at Alabama.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is impeached in the House; Democrats struggle to overcome Joe Biden’s obvious senility; and a circular firefight breaks out over a giant foreign aid bill.