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The Divider-In-Chief is at it again, dismissing the movement for racial justice he was so obviously falsely supporting just weeks ago, and instead turns to fanning the flames of the "Us v Them" mentality his supporters have grown to love. Plus the renaming of sports teams and an in depth look at this year's less-than-normal edition of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, all that and much more!

Sports fans are hungrier than ever for competition on TV, and the annual Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest served it up Saturday in New York.Joey Chestnut gobbled down 75 weiners and buns in 10 minutes to win his 13th title. Somewhere around the 8-minute mark, Chestnut made history by eating his 1,000th career dog.The Coney Island tradition allowed betting this year. The coronavirus crisis forced some changes, too. Spectators weren't allowed to watch in person. Competitors were separated by clear barriers. And the people bringing them fresh supplies wore masks."It was hard, but I knew I was fast at the beginning," Chestnut said on ESPN. "The dogs were cooked really well today. At minute 6 is where I missed the crowd. I hit a wall. It took a little more work to get through it."Miki Sudo ate 48.5 hot dogs to win the women's division and set a world record. It's her seventh title, more than any woman ever.Oddsmakers had pegged her as the heavy favourite.About the lack of fans present, she said, "To everybody watching at home, I wish you could be here, but thank you so much for supporting us out of your living room."She also said it helps that she has a training partner in her boyfriend, bodybuilder Nick Wehry, the No. 8 competitor with Major League Eating. He finished third Saturday with 39.5 dogs."I feel great," Sudo said. "I'm sure the physical effects will kick in in a little bit."text by Jay Croft, CNN

Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway announce the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest where 12 time champion Joey Chestnut goes for his 13th title.  This IS 4th of July folks!  Will he break the record of 74.5 hot dogs eaten?  Tune in for the magic! www.ghostbed.com/drinkinbros www.killcliffcbd.com promo code drinkinbros

Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway announce the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest where 12 time champion Joey Chestnut goes for his 13th title.  This IS 4th of July folks!  Will he break the record of 74.5 hot dogs eaten?  Tune in for the magic! www.ghostbed.com/drinkinbros www.killcliffcbd.com promo code drinkinbros

NBC broadcaster Steve Schlanger talks Tour de France and Bruce Springsteen. The annual Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest will take place this year --without an audience. George Shea joins us. Chris Hrabe talks baseball.

ESPN play-by-play announcer Adam Amin talks about his career at ESPN, working NFL games with Ross, & what's it's like to broadcast the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on the 4th of July.

It's the Drink the Press July 5th summer spectacular! Coverage of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest! A review of Burger King's Cheetos Mac and Cheese! Fergie and Kanye West's videos coverage! The Tesla autopilot crash! Bartenders tell us their biggest customer pet peeves! Walburgers coming to Greektown in Detroit! And much, much more!

In honor of the 100th Anniversary edition of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, competitive eating lifer Crazy Legs Conti comes on the show to talk about the sport. Aside from explaining how he got started in professional engorging (hint: it involves oysters), he gives us a rundown of eating strategies, ruminates on the hardest foods to eat fast, and officiates a Popular Mechanics eating competition between host Kevin Dupzyk and producer Katie Macdonald.