Just when it looks like the Royals are fading, they amaze you. And yes, their 19 wins already is nothing short of glorious. They are a ridiculous 19-6 when they score more than one run! But many fans can't see the games on tv right now as Comcast/Bally Sports are fighting over money. We have your solution.

A lawmaker in Jackson County now wants a sales tax vote on the ballot in November... for the Chiefs only. He maybe should have thought of that a year ago instead of trotting out the same old stuff. Besides, this Hail Mary appears to be illegal as you can't put another vote on the ballot until a year after the previous vote.

A NASCAR story is the top sports story on the Star's website and it's about race. Not racing. There's a diversity program in NASCAR that led to Kyle Larson becoming a star. But everyone thinks he's white, how is he some shining star of a diversity program? Even further... wasn't he the dude suspended for using a racial slur?

Frat boys at UNC give us great hope for America's future as they stand guard over Old Glory and won't let "unwashed marxists" and "commies" tear the flag down. This is an great story.

The whacko's at KU finally woke up from their hazy, pot fueled naps the past couple weeks to see it's time for them to join the party and have a protest. What clowns. If you're going to be a real committed liberal, you can't follow. You need to lead!

And Kristi Noem tries to defend the stupidity of including a story in her book where she's proud she shot her 14 month old dog with a shotgun. She's done.

The Kansas House failed to even vote on a STAR bond proposal to fully finance the Chiefs and Royals before their session ended April 30 and there's a pretty understandable reason. The veto happy Dem governor keeps getting in the way of tax cuts as the state operates at a massive surplus and until cuts are passed, lawmakers don't want to vote on sports teams. It makes sense. It's also nearly certain now a special session will be called by the governor as she's the only thing standing in the way of greatness.

Meanwhile, your liberal KCMO mayor Quentin Lucas is calling on Republicans in Jeff City to bail him out and keep the Royals and Chiefs in KC. Good luck, Q. He made a pair of idiotic statements on X and he should be thrilled now if the state steps up just to keep the Royals.

The potential designer of a new Arrowhead West Stadium released images and a video and it's by far the most impressive thing we've seen for either team in three years. The Chiefs have clearly been working on moving to Kansas for awhile and appear ready to move from I-70 and 435 in Missouri to I-70 and 435 in Kansas.

As hundreds of arrests are being made on college campuses of lunatics camping and rioting for Hamas, we're confirming what we already knew. Most of these thugs are not students at all.

And 100,000 people living in a liberal city secede from the city and form their own government and will be led by conservatives. Every big city in America should be looking at this.

After 3 years of chaos between the Royals, Jackson County and KCMO, the state of Kansas is about to vote on new language in their STAR Bond laws that would finance 100% of a new stadium for the Chiefs and/or the Royals. 100 percent. The catch? Well... Kansas wants the project to cost at least $1 billion each and have at least 30,000 seats. This is swift and effective and there will be a deadline for the teams to take the money and run from Missouri.

So what a great time to have Kansas Speedway president Pat Warren on the podcast to talk about this week's Advent Health 400 in KCK and the possibility of new neighbors moving in. One important note, the interview with Mr. Warren was recorded prior to the Kansas legislature announcing Monday night it's prepared to make this offer to these teams. Kansas Speedway was partially financed by STAR bonds nearly 25 years ago.