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Let the countdown to College Football season begin! To celebrate one of Trey's favorite seasons he revisits a conversation with Heisman Trophy winner and former Head Football Coach for the Florida Gators & South Carolina Gamecocks, Steve Spurrier. Coach Spurrier reminisces on a few memorable plays from his coaching career and lessons he's learned from managing a team of young athletes. Later, Trey applauds Coach Spurrier's remarkable legacy as an athlete and coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Gamecocks DC, Ellis Johnson is in for the full hour for a fun conversation looking back on the best days of Gamecocks football, and the seemingly perfect storm that set up the run under the Head Ball Coach. Coach Johnson talks the impact players from the state in those years, and how the staff was able to recruit at such a high level. They get into some of the staff from that time, and talk about the type of guys that Coach Spurrier liked having around him and his program. The guys get his takes on Coach Beamer, and the completely different landscape in college football, and they even get into his return as an analyst under Will Muschamp. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 1987-89, Steve Spurrier was the head coach at Duke, leading the Blue Devils to an ACC Football Championship in 1989. As a player, he won the Heisman Trophy in 1966 at the University of Florida. Coach Spurrier then returned to Florida as its coach in 1990. Known as an offensive mastermind, Spurrier led the Gators to multiple SEC titles, as well as the national championship in 1997. Spurrier has deep connections to both Carolinas, because after Florida and a 2-year stint with Washington's NFL team, Spurrier came to South Carolina, where he was the head coach of the Gamecocks for a decade, beating Clemson five straight times at one point, before abruptly retiring in the middle of the 2015 season. We'd like to thank the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club for providing space for this interview. This episode is sponsored by Audi Charlotte. Celebrate the season with holiday savings on new Audis. You belong in an Audi from Audi Charlotte. Sports Legends of the Carolinas is hosted by Scott Fowler. It's produced by Loumay Alesali, Jeff Siner and Kata Stevens. Our interns on this production are Zoe Williams and Christina Silvestri. For lots more on the show, visit https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sportslegends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Consensus All-American and UF HOFer Keiwan Ratliff talks about coming to play receiver for Coach Spurrier, being switched to defense, how new Coach Zook reacted when he said he wanted to leave UF, his records and legacy, and what it all means to him!

Former Heisman Trophy winner, 7x SEC Coach of the Year, 6x SEC Champion, and National Champion Head Coach, Steve Spurrier joins The Locker Room! Coach Spurrier shares with the guys what he beleives made him sucessful as a college football coach, what would anger him most, the high and low points of his career, and what his opinions are on the direction college football is heading in today. Tune into The Locker Room every weekday from 6-10AM on 680 The Fan, 93.7 FM, or the 680 The Fan app!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Trey sits down with a college football legend! Heisman Trophy winner and former Head Football Coach for the Florida Gators & South Carolina Gamecocks, Steve Spurrier joins Trey for a conversation on the evolution of college football. Coach Spurrier reminisces on a few memorable plays from his coaching career and lessons he's learned from managing a team of young athletes. Later, Trey applauds Coach Spurrier's remarkable legacy as an athlete and coach. Follow Trey on Twitter: @TGowdySC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

4.13.23 Steve Spurrier joined Kevin to discuss his career in college and here in Washington. Kevin reacts to his conversation with Coach Spurrier. Kevin and Denton discuss the Beef between Kyle Kuzma and Spencer Dinwiddie. Breaking news of Dan Snyder agreeing in principle to sell the Commanders to end the show. 

This week on 84 Reasons we talk with former Gator's wide receiver Chris Doering about his journey from walk on to All-American, playing for Coach Spurrier and his life after football. We also talk about his thoughts on the current Gators program and what needs to be done to get them back on top. 

Ron Frederick played at Duke under Coach Red Wilson after transferring in from ECU. He was fortunate enough to play alongside several Blue Devil greats including Ben Bennett and Chris Castor. After playing in Coach Spurrier's offense, Ron got a chance to show his stuff and made it into professional football with Tampa Bay and then with the Birmingham Stallions in the USFL. During the interview, we discuss Ron's football career, his time in Durham, the current state of Duke football and the unique motivational abilities of Coach Spurrier. In addition, we covered the reincarnation of the USFL and have a good talk on how coaches should sometimes stay where they are. This was a fun talk with a diehard Blue Devil. Big shoutout to my friend Dan for helping put this together and getting me and Ron in touch. This interview wouldn't have happened without him. Let us know what you think about what we think in the comments, on Mastodon, on Reddit, on Post, or on Twitter. As always, Go Duke! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bullcitycoordinators/support

121:No Motion Flexbone - Adams Dean - Greenwood HS (SC) Sponsors The CoachPad - https://thecoachpad.com 0:01 The CoachPad 1:30 Background 4:00 NBA Analyst 8:45 Why Flexbone 11:15 Where to start w/flexbone 15:30 Learning Process 18:05 No Motion 20:20 Install Process 22:55 Jet & No Motion 24:00 OL Splits 27:50 Play-Action 31:30 Junk Fronts 34:15 Coach Spurrier 37:00 Favorite Option Play 38:30 Installing Inside Veer 41:00 Problem Solving Midline 44:5 Scheme Families 47:20 Resources Adams Dean OC Greenwood HS (SC) Twitter: @Coach_Dean89 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicholas-bandstra/support

Coach Spurrier and Terry Norvelle discuss the weekend that was in the NFL, Tom Brady retiring and little bit of Florida and FSU hoops. 

Coach Spurrier and Terry Norvelle discuss the upcoming weekend of NFL Football and college hoops. 

Coach Spurrier and Terry discuss the wild weekend of NFL Playoffs. They also discuss Florida and FSU hoops on this Monday edition of College Sports Today. 

What does Coach Spurrier think of Coach Napier? Napier, the ACC and the future of college sports on this Monday edition of College Sports Today with Terry Norvelle and Steve Spurrier. 

What went wrong for the Gators in Tampa? Coach Spurrier and Terry Norvelle break down Gasparilla Bowl and preview the CFP semifinals on this Monday edition of College Sports Today. 

Coach Spurrier, Shane Matthews and Terry Norvelle discuss Billy Napier's success on early signing day. 

What does Coach Spurrier think about Billy Napier? It's a Monday edition of College Sports Today with Terry Norvelle and Steve Spurrier. 

What do Coach Spurrier, Shane Matthews and Terry Norvelle think of the Mullen firing? They discuss on this Monday edition of College Sports Today. 

Coach Spurrier and Terry Norvelle evaluate Dan Mullen and what is happening in Gainesville, as well as break down the weekend that was in college football. 

Terry Norvelle breaks down Florida-Georgia and the rest of the college football weekend as well as reveal Coach Spurrier and Shane Matthews' picks. 

Terry Norvelle and Coach Spurrier look back at last week's college football and look ahead to Florida-Georgia. 

Coach Spurrier and Terry Norvelle break down Florida's loss to LSU. 

Coach Spurrier, Shane Matthews and Terry Norvelle break down the weekend slate in college football. 

Coach Spurrier and Terry Norvell review the weekend of College Football and look ahead to this Saturday as well. 

Year one growing pains. Chris breaks down the Gamecocks 16-10 loss to UK over the weekend including key takeaways, what we learned, where South Carolina has to go from here and more. Plus, Chris takes your listener questions & voicemails regarding Saturday night's tough loss. Chris also briefly looks ahead to this weekend's game against Troy and gives his thoughts on the initial Vegas betting line for Cocks-Trojans. Finally, former USC wide receiver Ace Sanders joins the show in an interview from fall of 2019 as the two discuss his path to Columbia, playing for Coach Spurrier, 2012 UGA punt return, 2013 comeback at Mizzou, winning three straight bowl games, beating Clemson and much more.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-spurs-up-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Coach Spurrier gives his thoughts on the Alabama game on this Monday edition of College Sports Today. 

Coach Spurrier, Shane Matthews and Terry Norvelle break down last night's action of college football as well as preview weekend number one this Saturday on this Friday edition of College Sports Today. 

Coach Spurrier and Terry Norvelle review the first weekend of college football and discuss Scott Frost's future in Nebraska on this Monday edition of College Sports Today

What does Coach Spurrier think of the conference alliance against the SEC? Conference talk and week 0 previews on this Friday edition of College Sports Today. 

Florida's favorite past time: Listening to Steve Spurrier make fun of Georgia. This week, Hays and Coach Spurrier get into what it's like to crush Georgia 45-13. Celebrating 91 is brought to by the law offices of Harrell and Harrell, don't settle less than you deserve. 

Recently, Coach Spurrier spoke with Bobby Bowden one last time on the phone. Bowden had a list of people he wanted to say goodbye to, and Spurrier was on that list. Hear all about it on this Monday edition of College Sports Today. 

How many wins does Coach Spurrier see for the Gators this year?The head ball coach joins the show to preview the season on this Friday edition of College Sports Today. 

Former captain and defensive lineman Mike Ramsay took some time from his Saturday morning to talk to us about his current life, his college and pro football career and the start of his fiancé's legal career. One fun fact - he played for the Orlando Apollos and Coach Spurrier! Mike played at Duke from 2013-2017 and experienced a lot of great moments in Blue Devils football history. We covered those along with the injury-riddled 2016 season and the up-and-down 2017 season. And before you ask, yes, we talked about Miami. You've been warned. Beyond the football talk, we had an interesting discussion about financial literacy, the social issues that are tied into our education system and we get into one of the most informative history podcasts ever, the Revolutions Podcast series on The Haitian Revolution. If you're not interested in this discussion, just skip over 8:53-17:12. I enjoyed our talk, but understand that some of you may be here for just the football. If you don't want to listen, that's fine - skip past it. Don't blow me up with negative emails, Twitter mentions and the like. Going back to Haiti's revolution, the first episode can be found here. I can't recommend this series, and the entire Revolutions Podcast, enough. Mike Duncan is a great podcaster - start listening to him if you haven't already. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bullcitycoordinators/support

Welcome to TALKIN' SEASON. Chris breaks down the start of SEC Media Days as Shane Beamer, Nick Muse and JJ Enagbare head to Hoover, AL to address the media today. What can fans expect from the Gamecocks new head coach? What five questions does Chris most want to hear answered from Shane Beamer? Plus, Chris locks in his SEC predictions for the upcoming season including SEC East/West winners, SEC Champion and more. Finally, former Carolina offensive lineman Jarriel King joins the show as he talks his path to Columbia, going the JUCO route, playing for Coach Spurrier, winning the 2010 SEC East, beating Clemson, Shane Beamer and much more.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-spurs-up-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Re-living the 1996 National Championship team with Coach Spurrier on this week's edition of College Sports Today. 

Former NFL player, motivational speaker, author, ESPN radio host, and Philanthropist Ben Troupe joined Not For Long Media this week. Ben is a Georgia native who attended the University of Florida. While attending Florida, he played under Coach Spurrier and Coach Zook. As a senior team captain in 2003, Troupe was a first-team All-SEC and first-team All American honors from ESPN, Rivals.com, and Sports Illustrated. He was also one of three finalists for the John Mackey Award, recognizing the nation's best college tight end in 2003. After Florida, he was drafted in the second round as the 40th overall pick of the 2004 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans. He spent four seasons with the Titans and then eventually signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders. On this episode, Ben and Colin broke down the reasons behind why Ben wore the number 84, Coach Zook is process-driven, and not result-oriented, rookie hurdles he faced, the best thing Ben has ever done, Kyle Pitts, and what he is currently up to. Wealth Advisory Services If you don't know them you should! http://www.wealthadvisoryservices.com/ Cape May Brewing Company One of the largest and most accessible tasting rooms in the state! Purchase in NJ, PA, & DE https://www.capemaybrewery.com/ The Original Fudge Kitchen Shipping Fudge, Saltwater Taffy, Sweet treats, and more across the country https://fudgekitchens.com/

This week I talk with Perry Orth about playing for Coach Spurrier, and how he was taught to read the field as QB in Coach Spurrier's system. We also discuss what he is doing now with QB1 Athletics and AC Flora QB coach.

In Part 1 of this Episode, Bryson and I talk with former Gamecock Tight End, Andy Boyd, about being recruited to South Carolina, playing for Lou Holtz, and the differences in practice and philosophy between Coach Holtz and Coach Spurrier.

Mississippi State wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr joins the show talking Bulldogs football and the host of freshmen on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Spurrier breaks down the air raid philosophy on the receiver position, from slot to outside, and how the Bulldogs attempt to place players in the best position to win.

Mississippi State wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr joins the show talking Bulldogs football and the host of freshmen on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Spurrier discusses the impact of special teams and speed on the field, as evidenced in the bowl win over Tulsa.

Mississippi State wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr joins the show talking Bulldogs football and the host of freshmen on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Spurrier discusses the play of freshman receiver Tulu Griffin, whose impact on offense and special teams helped the Bulldogs win the Armed Forces Bowl.

Mississippi State wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr joins the show talking Bulldogs football and the host of freshmen on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Spurrier discusses the play of Jayden Walley as the freshman developed over the course of the season into the team's number one receiving option. 

Mississippi State wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr joins the show talking Bulldogs football and the host of freshmen on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Spurrier discusses the play of Jayden Walley and Tulu Griffin this year and the potential they showed for next season. Also, Coach Spurrier breaks down how he recruited Will Rogers to Washington State and what coaching him during this unique freshman season in Starkville.

Bo and Blake talk college football and a little SEC basketball in the first hour of the show live in the Bank Plus Studio. The guys recap an improbable comeback win for the Mississippi State basketball team over #13 Missouri. The guys also discuss the Heisman trophy as Devonta Smith becomes the first wide receiver to win the award in the past 30 years. In the SEC Insider Hit, Mississippi State wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr joins the show talking Bulldogs football and the host of freshmen on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Spurrier discusses the play of Jayden Walley and Tulu Griffin this year and the potential they showed for next season. Also, Coach Spurrier breaks down how he recruited Will Rogers to Washington State and what coaching him during this unique freshman season in Starkville.

Mississippi State wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr joins the show talking Bulldogs football and the host of freshmen on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Spurrier breaks down how he recruited Will Rogers to Washington State and what coaching him during this unique freshman season in Starkville. Coach Spurrier discusses what it takes to be prepared to start when the situation is so tumultuous.

We begin with a celebration of great coaching rants. Next, renowned Gardner-Webb icon Woody Fish holds court with stories from his distinguished career in coaching and fundraising. Then, real estate guru Taylor Doolittle provides an entertaining and informative look at the world of buying and selling houses.This Week's Itinerary:Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)Opening Monologue (1:48-23:21) -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts -A Celebration of Great Coaching Rants -Guest PreviewsPart Coach, Part Night Club Comic (23:22-24:12)Woody Fish Interview (24:13-1:06:37) -Guest Intro -His Retirement Clothing -First Memories of GWU -Two Key Motivators for Academic Success: His Mother and Dr. Tony Eastman -Football Practices in the 1970s -Road Trip Hotels in the 1970s -Running Track -President of Decker Dorm -Choosing to be a Coach -First Job: Assistant Coach at Canton High School -The Canton Paper Mill -First Head Coaching Job: Bessemer City High School -A Road Trip Transportation Snafu -Pre-Game Speech Philosophy -Building Winning Cultures and Putting Players First -Getting the GWU Head Coaching Job -The 1992 Team -A Favorite GWU Recruiting Story -Working at Duke -His Friendship with Coach Spurrier and Patrick Fish's Recruitment -Keys to Success in Fundraising -Plans for RetirementGeorge Costanza, Real Estate Agent (1:06:38-1:07:02)Taylor Doolittle Interview (1:07:03-1:46:16) -Guest Intro -Recollections of Ben LaCroix and Blake DuDonis as High School Students -Why He Went Into Real Estate -The Real Estate Exam -His First Listing -For Sale By Owner -Finding Clients and Building Credibility -Pricing Houses -Online Photos of Houses -Property Inspections -Thoughts on HGTV -The Pandemic's Effect on the Housing Market -How Do Real Estate Agents Take Vacations? -Serving as Blake and Carly's Real Estate Agent -Memories From His Tenure as GWU's Student Body President"It's Tuna Fish!" (1:46:17-1:46:41)

(https://atgridiron.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/ATG-Kevin.png) Kevin had an outstanding football career playing 12 years professionally in the NFL.  He was drafted by the Rams, and also played for the Titans, Dolphins and Buccaneers.  He was a late starter, having not played football until high school.  His parents wanted to protect his young body from the physical demands of football so he played other sports growing up.  He developed into a star player and was wanted by pretty much every school in the nation.  Academics was important to him in his selection of a school so his choice came down to Notre Dame and Florida.  He was ready to commit to Notre Dame, however Coach Spurrier convinced him to join him and attend the University of Florida.  He had an outstanding career at Florida and was a top prospect in the 1995 draft.  He ended up going 6th overall to the Rams and experienced a whirl-wind of travel right after the draft.  He was drafted the year the Rams moved from LA to St. Louis, so there was a lot of transition for him.  Luckily for him, his mom was there to help him and she took care of many of the details involved in his transition to pro football.  His first sack in the NFL was a memorable one, as he earned it against the legendary Brett Favre.  He earned the game ball that day and still has the ball in his memorabilia collection.  Coach Dick Vermeil addressed the team when he took over and told them that they would win a Championship in 3 years.  They achieved that goal, winning Super Bowl XXIV in one of the most memorable finishes in Super Bowl history!  After football he transitioned into broadcasting, however he wasn’t sure that’s what he wanted to do.  He initially started in the speaker circuit, doing talks around the Country.  He did a few other things as well but didn’t find fulfilment from it.  His agent suggested that he try broadcasting, and after finally deciding to give it a try, he loved it.  He started with ESPN but is now working with CBS Sports.  He also does work with his foundation, The Kevin Carter Foundation, which he started back in 2001.  For more information on Kevin and his foundation, use the links provided below. LINKS website: www.kevin-carter.com (https://kevin-carter.com/) twitter: @kevincarter_93 (https://twitter.com/KevinCarter_93?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) facebook:  www.facebook.com/waitingforwishes/ (https://www.facebook.com/waitingforwishes/) RESOURCES www.atgridiron.com (https://www.atgridiron.com) www.symfonies.ca (http://www.symfonies.ca)

Chris starts the show by breaking down the Gamecocks picking up two big time commits last Thursday afternoon in three start TE Eric Shaw and four star DT Tonka Hemingway. Why is South Carolina's success recruiting in state so important to the future prosperity of the program? Chris also gives his thoughts on Kiel Pollard's injury, the Coaches Pre-Season All-SEC Team, new basketball uniforms and more. Finally, former Gamecocks DT Nathan Pepper joins the show (33:49-1:14:15) to chat about his recruitment to USC, playing for Coach Spurrier, what he learned from the '06 Clemson game, tearing his ACL in'07, finding redemption in Oxford, his two defensive touchdowns, being a "football dad", current state of the program and much more. Support the show ( https://www.patreon.com/thespursupshow ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-spurs-up-show/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

MONDAY 07.22.2019 Do you remember the best birthday party you had as a kid? Comic-Con Marvel wins the week. Coach Spurrier gets a championship ring. 6 Things - A$AP Rocky, Puerto Rico amd ENDGAME. MLS analyst Maurice Edu on MLS All-Star week. To The Top with Carlos - Goes to the Beach. RRR - Ice cream flavor searched in Florida. Fritz Fun House - Area 51. Steven Kramer in studio. Ryan tries to diss Angel's birthday cake. The new Corvette. Monster Sports. K.O.D.

MONDAY 07.22.2019 Do you remember the best birthday party you has as a kid? Comic-Con Marvel wins the week. Coach Spurrier gets a champioship ring. 6 Things - A$AP Rocky, Puerto Rico and ENDGAME. MLS analyst Maurice Edu in studio for MLS All-Star week. To The Top with Carlos - Going to the Beach. RRR - most searched ice cream flavor for Florida. Fritz Fun House - Area 51. Steven Kramer in studio. Ryan tries to diss Angel's birthday cake. The new Corvette. Monster Sports. K.O.D.

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Oscar Collazos' parents made love sometime in the early spring of 1978. He lived inside of my mother’s womb until he was evicted by her inability to keep having him mooch off of her, or in other words, nature. Oscar lived in Cali, Colombia until 1986 when his family moved to Plantation, Florida – the most magical place on earth. Oscar attended Plantation High School where he was on the football team and step team. He wanted a Caprice Classic. After high school Oscar attended the University of Florida, where he attending Coach Spurrier's meeting for potential walk on players. During his last year at UF, Oscar interned at Late Night with Conan O’Brien where he gained the motivation to get into comedy. For the last 15 years Oscar has traveled the world spreading his twisted views, unique humor, and crazy immigrant family stories. Oscar has been featured on XM/Sirius Radio and appeared on ESPN and Comedy Central commercials as well as smaller roles in movies and television. You can find him entertaining audiences inside comedy clubs and all the way to legendary places like the Apollo Theater as well as working alongside comedy greats such as Tracy Morgan, Daniel Tosh, Bruce Bruce and many others, including John Moses who makes a special guest appearance on this podcast. Professionally trained at the prestigious Upright Citizens Brigade, Oscar is an excellent improviser who has gone on to win multiple comedy contests – most recently the Seminole Hard Rock Casino Comedian’s Ball in Southwest Florida that featured a $7,000 first-place prize. In typical comedian fashion, that money lasted less than a week and he has absolutely nothing to show for it. Oscar also loves cats. Oscar is also the organizer of the touring show, Hilarious Colombian Americans. Get more info about Oscar at www.oscarcollazos.com and follow Oscar across all social media at @colombiancomic

Coach Spurrier joins Mike to discuss being 5-0, back home after a couple road games, and how much fun he's having as the head coach in Orlando.

TUESDAY 10.23.2018 Let me tell you something I can't tell you about. Apollos football. Jimmy golfing and Coach Spurrier. WWE and Roman Regins. Trees. RRR - Most popular Halloween costume. Ryan and the bamboo hustle. Mega Millions. What makes a woman high maintenance? Angelique in studio. Det Barb calls the show. Amber Nova in studio. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports. KOD.

The Dawgs beat the Gators at the WLOCP 42-7 and climbed to the #2 ranking in the AP and Coaches poll. This is the guys postgame show, albeit abbreviated due to some questionable recording quality, so we apologize for that. Bonus track is a mock-interview between Scott and Coach Spurrier back in 2015 Tweet Us: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast

In this episode, Ep 010, Will, Tony and Scott discuss Georgia's dismantling of South Carolina On Saturday Sept 19th in Sanford Stadium. The score was 52-20 and could it have been Steve Spurrier's last visit to Sanford Stadium. Scott interviews Coach Spurrier about the loss and gets coach to open up about his old kickball days spent with co-host Tony Waller. We talk about some of the other big games of Week 3, including Alabama losing to Ole Miss.

To keep you safe, Governor Haley wants your prescription drug info, Coach Spurrier has decided he's not going to go, and the largest transfer of wealth in US history just occurred, and Obama had nothing to do with it. Gas prices have fallen so much that billions have been redirected into your wallet from oil investor's bank accounts. So the free market is doing a better job redistributing wealth than Obama is.What do we need him for? It could now be a felony to lie to a SC legislative committee, a white father was bludgeoned to death with hammers on the streets of St. Louis by people yelling "F white people" and no one cares. If the GOP won't shut down the government over amnesty, Obama vows to do it himself, and the US is seeking the ultimate spy program that will allow spies to "Google" any conversation topic and pull up all the digital conversations going on about that topic anywhere in the world, in related news, the US debt just hit $18 trillion. (76:43)

To keep you safe, Governor Haley wants your prescription drug info, Coach Spurrier has decided he's not going to go, and the largest transfer of wealth in US history just occurred, and Obama had nothing to do with it. Gas prices have fallen so much that billions have been redirected into your wallet from oil investor's bank accounts. So the free market is doing a better job redistributing wealth than Obama is.What do we need him for? It could now be a felony to lie to a SC legislative committee, a white father was bludgeoned to death with hammers on the streets of St. Louis by people yelling "F white people" and no one cares. If the GOP won't shut down the government over amnesty, Obama vows to do it himself, and the US is seeking the ultimate spy program that will allow spies to "Google" any conversation topic and pull up all the digital conversations going on about that topic anywhere in the world, in related news, the US debt just hit $18 trillion. (76:43)