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BZ’s Berserk Bobcat Saloon Radio Show, Tuesday, 5-24-18, with guest DAN HERRIN

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Featuring Right thinking from a left brain, doing the job the American Media Maggots won’t, embracing ubiquitous, sagacious perspicacity and broadcasting behind enemy lines in Occupied Fornicalia from the veritable Belly of the Beast, the Bill Mill in Sacramento, Fornicalia, I continue to proffer my thanks to the SHR Media Network for allowing me to utilize their studio and hijack their air twice weekly, Tuesdays and Thursdays, thanks to my shameless contract — as well as appear on the Sack Heads: Against Tyranny Show every Wednesday night.

Right off the bat I got down to Happy Stories and Good Times.

  • Man opens fire in Oklahoma restaurant; armed citizen kills the shooter;
  • Navy SEAL Britt Slabinski received the Medal of Honor by President Trump;
  • MS-13 gang member named “Animal” gets 40 years for murdering a 15-year-old;

Tonight I had DAN HERRIN back to the Saloon, as he’d been on in January. This time, the introductions over, we got down to some quite specific issues in the first hour. We talked about:

  • The NFL and why we just might not be going back;
  • How Jason Whitlock nailed it regarding his summary of players kneeling;
  • The NFL is nothing more than a TV show;
  • Dan brought up the issue of Vince McMahon’s upcoming XFL which may be in direct competition with the NFL itself;
  • North Korea and Trump’s cancellation of the Singapore event;

You can find Dan’s show, Political Intelligence on the NewRightNetwork.com Sundays at 3 PM Eastern.

I entered the second hour with a Kurt Schlichter article and then provided more than adequate evidence to indicate that everyone needs to trust the FBI.

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BZ

 

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Jason Whitlock: “the NFL is a television show”

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Sports journalist Jason Whitlock, on the April 25th episode of Tucker Carlson Tonight, happened to knock it out of the ballpark with his comments — bottom line, fundamental, common sense comments — about the NFL, players who kneel, Colin Kaepernick and the actual role of the NFL itself.

Damn Jason Whitlock to daring to speak the truth: the NFL is a television show and NFL players are commodities in a television show. Abuse the consumers or viewers of this television show and you stand to lose eyeballs and ratings. Hence you stand to lose money and the program itself.

If you haven’t heard — as a direct result of this, Vince McMahon said he’s bringing back the XFL in 2020. Why would he do that? From GQ.com:

Vince McMahon Is Bringing Back the XFL and Diving into the Culture Wars

by Jay Willis

And there’s no better time to try it out than now.

Nearly two decades after the XFL’s first and only season ended with the Los Angeles Xtreme besting the San Francisco Demons in the first and only Million Dollar Game, Vince McMahon’s football league will return to a stadium near you in January of 2020. “I wanted to do this since the day we stopped the other one,” the billionaire WWE chairman told ESPN on Thursday. Although he denied that the timing of his decision is motivated by the NFL’s well-documented recent ratings slide—”What has happened there is their business,” he said politely—it’s hard to believe that the timing is coincidental. For a multitude of reasons, there are plenty of fans right now who have become disenchanted with the No Fun League, and for a businessman as shrewd as McMahon, the formula for giving those people what they want has never been more apparent.

As I’ve said numerous times — and as I’ve had it hammered into my thick skull on too many occasions to count in law enforcement — timing is everything.

“We’re going to give the game of football back to fans.”

To summarize: I don’t believe I’m farting in church when I say that the NFL’s ratings are plummeting because average viewers, frankly, don’t give one fragmentary shite about the political leanings of players.

In fact, these days, most viewers seek solace in sports for the exact opposite of what too many players and the NFL are embracing: politics.

NFL viewers — hello? we are customers — are sick and tired of politics. We just want a release. We want some stats, we want some hits, we want our local teams to win, we want to get excited about next Sunday’s big game. Trust me: everything else is extraneous. We seek out sports events because we want to, for just a few hours, try to forget about the chaos surrounding our lives.

It’s an escape. Plain and simple.

My prognostication is this: if the NFL continues to soothe the perceived “injustices” by NFL players (more black millionaires in sports than at any time in sports history), this could be the last season the NFL flourishes. Ratings are plummeting. It is clearly overexposed. Get rid of Thursday Night Football. Get the players in line. Have them play and then babble incessantly about injustice on their own time.

The NFL needs to realize two recent fundamental changes:

  1. Many people have already gotten used to doing something else on Sunday and/or Monday. Going on trips with the family. Cleaning the garage. Playing a sport themselves. Coaching. Mentoring.
  2. Watching and/or supporting the NFL falls into the category of “discretionary spending” for families. It is far from mandatory. It’s an option, not a demand.

Let me be frank: I do not give one flying monkey what any NFL player thinks about _________. Fill in the blank. They either play the game or I am gone.

Guess what?

I’m not alone.

And if the NFL dies?

I’m okay with that.

I’ll live.

They too are discretionary.

BZ

 

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