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Speaker 3: Welcome back to Dawsoners Talk one O seven point nine FM, WBT.
Speaker 3: Brett Jensen here with you on this rainy, stormy Thursday
Speaker 3: night edition of Breaking with Brett Jensen as we go
Speaker 3: up until seven o'clock tonight. Seven oh four five one
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Speaker 2: Boys and girls.
Speaker 3: Make sure you follow me on X at Brett's Underscore
Speaker 3: Jensen for all the letters to Breaking News in and
Speaker 3: around the shod area, and make sure you definitely want
Speaker 3: to follow me tomorrow on X because I think I'm
Speaker 3: gonna have some pretty big stuff to be putting out
Speaker 3: there on X tomorrow. So and knocking on wood. The
Speaker 3: big interviews that I thought I was that I told
Speaker 3: you about I believe on Tuesday that I think's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: A person that's been in national news, global news, I
Speaker 3: think it's happening tomorrow. It as four thirty this afternoon,
Speaker 3: it's happening now. Anything can happen between now and tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Emergencies kind of rise here or there. But uh, but Yes,
Speaker 3: the big, big, big monster sit down interview is scheduled
Speaker 3: to happen tomorrow, so we'll, like I said, knock on wood,
Speaker 3: I don't want to jinx myself, and I'm still not
Speaker 3: gonna tell you what it is just in case, but if
Speaker 3: it happens, you'll know.
Speaker 2: You'll know by two thirty two o'clock, two o'clock.
Speaker 3: You'll know by two o'clock tomorrow if it's happening, if
Speaker 3: you follow me on X because that's where I will
Speaker 3: announce who I did the interview with, for how long
Speaker 3: and all that good stuff, and it will be airing
Speaker 3: tomorrow night should it happen, and again should being the
Speaker 3: key turb should it happen. If it happens, it will
Speaker 3: air tomorrow night. And so I don't know necessarily how
Speaker 3: it all came about. These people reached out to me.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like I put in a request because things
Speaker 3: like this, ninety nine point nine nine percent of the
Speaker 3: time if you ask, if you ask a thousand times
Speaker 3: for a sit down in depth interview, nine and ninety
Speaker 3: nine times, you'll be denied. So I just didn't even think,
Speaker 3: like whatever, and uh, clear out of the blue Tuesday morning,
Speaker 3: I got a phone call and I'm like, oh, okay,
Speaker 3: didn't see that coming. Didn't have that on my being
Speaker 3: good card, as they'd like to say. And then yesterday,
Speaker 3: more conversations, Today, more conversations, and the last thing that
Speaker 3: I got at about four thirty is we're looking forward
Speaker 3: to tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: So anyways, that's uh, like I said, I'm not gonna tell,
Speaker 3: but you'll know by about two o'clock tomorrow whether or
Speaker 3: not it's happening, and you'll know with whom the interview
Speaker 3: is with or with whom the interview is. So anyways,
Speaker 3: but yeah, so I just wanted to let you give
Speaker 3: you guys an update about tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And also i'll have something on our website at.
Speaker 3: WBT dot com about it, like I'll have either a
Speaker 3: transcription of it like the Q and A so you
Speaker 3: can read everything unedited or story. My guess is that
Speaker 3: it's going to be a Q and A and because
Speaker 3: there the only way, the only time you ever do cues,
Speaker 3: the only time you ever do cues a Q and
Speaker 3: A like you publish like everything, here are the questions
Speaker 3: and then here are the answers. Is when it's an
Speaker 3: extensive interview. You don't do that for five minutes. It's
Speaker 3: okay here about anywhere from eight to twenty questions. You
Speaker 3: don't want to go more than twenty generally, but you
Speaker 3: don't generally want to be less, you know, less than five.
Speaker 2: Because you can just put that in a story.
Speaker 3: So uh so, yeah, maybe doing that as well, Like
Speaker 3: there will be something on onto BBT dot com over
Speaker 3: the weekend, Monday morning, something.
Speaker 2: For that effect.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow night or tomorrow. It will be nearly impossible to
Speaker 3: do it for tomorrow. And the good news is is
Speaker 3: that you'll also have things if the interview airs tomorrow night,
Speaker 3: you'll be able to go back and listen to it
Speaker 3: onto BBT dot com by going to.
Speaker 2: My show page.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure Bo Bath, Vince Pete, Warnable, I'm sure
Speaker 3: all of them will be using parts of it or
Speaker 3: playing parts of.
Speaker 2: It as well.
Speaker 3: And maybe even the fair haired child TJ. Ritchie, maybe
Speaker 3: he'll even play a little bit of it. So but again,
Speaker 3: where things can change, and it's a twenty I got
Speaker 3: a confirmation today, a twenty minute sit down interview with
Speaker 3: this particular person, and they said, are you going to
Speaker 3: be bringing a lot of TV cameras. I said, the
Speaker 3: only camera I'm bringing is my iPhone. That's all I'm
Speaker 3: bringing is my iPhone.
Speaker 2: I said. There'll be a couple.
Speaker 3: Of clip on microphones, one for him, one for me,
Speaker 3: and my cell phone maybe together like on a little
Speaker 3: tripod to get video, because I mean, don't forget your
Speaker 3: your Why are you gonna use your cell phone?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: You know you do know that your cell phones go
Speaker 3: in regular ten eighty two K and four K like
Speaker 3: we're okay, high depth. So anyways, I wanted to give
Speaker 3: you guys an update because I talked about it on
Speaker 3: Tuesday and as I talk to you right now at
Speaker 3: this exact moment in time, it's happening.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: If it doesn't happen, I will tell you who it was.
Speaker 3: And if it happens, I will tell you obviously who
Speaker 3: it is. But I don't want to put anything out
Speaker 3: there in the universe. Just like in the world of baseball,
Speaker 3: you don't talk about a no hitter or a perfect
Speaker 3: game while it's actually happening, and so for fear of
Speaker 3: jinxing it or whatever.
Speaker 2: That's why in the world.
Speaker 3: Of theater they tell you to break a leg instead
Speaker 3: of saying good luck, they say break a leg, hoping
Speaker 3: that you do the opposite.
Speaker 2: So we'll see.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna put it out there, but we'll see
Speaker 3: what happens. All right, when we come back, I do
Speaker 3: want to talk to you about a North some of
Speaker 3: the road laws that were passed up in Raleigh yesterday,
Speaker 3: specifically talking about elections, and Stein talking about how he
Speaker 3: wants to veto some of these because it's going to
Speaker 3: quote unquote make it harder for North Canadians to vote.
Speaker 3: I promise you it's not. I promise you it's not
Speaker 3: going to make it harder to vote. And he literally
Speaker 3: used that in an email today to try and raise money.
Speaker 3: Republicans are trying to take away your right or make
Speaker 3: it harder for you to vote. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: that is blatantly not true.
Speaker 2: And I'll break it all down for you.
Speaker 3: And don't forget Carolina Panthers got a game. What time
Speaker 3: is the game tonight? Travers eight o'clock? All right, and
Speaker 3: I assume it will be Yes, ESPN or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: But I also assume that it'll be on one of
Speaker 3: the local TV stations NBC. Okay, there you go, your
Speaker 3: WC and C channel is where to be. Thank you
Speaker 3: that for travers. All right, So when we come back
Speaker 3: the elections, some new election laws that impacts every single
Speaker 3: person in North Carolina that is voting. But it really
Speaker 3: doesn't hurt you, despite what Josh Stein says, back to
Speaker 3: breaking with Brad Jensen taking you up until seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: All right, So we got a lot going on I
Speaker 2: want to talk about.
Speaker 3: So the hemp thing got all the attention and rightly
Speaker 3: so on Tuesday, and we spend a lot of time
Speaker 3: on the show talking about it, and nothing came to pass.
Speaker 2: They didn't even vote on it.
Speaker 3: They'll look at things going back in November, because there
Speaker 3: are a lot of things that probably needed to be
Speaker 3: adjusted in that bill, and every time they adjusted, all
Speaker 3: it's going to do is piss off the marijuana companies.
Speaker 2: Not necessarily sure that's a bad thing.
Speaker 3: But anyways, But so then Wednesday, the House passed other bills,
Speaker 3: and Stein has basically already said that he'll probably veto
Speaker 3: at least when or at least some of the reports
Speaker 3: that I've seen.
Speaker 2: But North Carolina House Bill nine fifty eight is a
Speaker 2: bill or a law.
Speaker 3: That was passed that alters early voting, and it you know,
Speaker 3: basically shortens early voting during two stages primaries or or
Speaker 3: I should say, and municipal elections. So in theory twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six, twenty twenty eight, thirty thirty two, thirty four
Speaker 3: to thirty six, you know, number years when you've got
Speaker 3: Senate and governors and presidents and stuff like that, Congressional
Speaker 3: early voting still stays in place the same length municipal
Speaker 3: municipal elections and odd number of years twenty five, twenty
Speaker 3: seven to twenty nine, they're going to shorten it. The
Speaker 3: amount of early voting also going to shorten the amount
Speaker 3: of early voting in primaries. So for instance, and I
Speaker 3: look this up, they're about eight hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 3: registered voters in Mecklenburg County, Okay, about eight hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: In the primary for twenty twenty five, which basically decides
Speaker 3: all the elections in Mecklinburg County because everyone's a Democrat
Speaker 3: in this county. Right, it decides you know, you're city
Speaker 3: council and all kinds of stuff like that, right mayor whatever.
Speaker 3: So the people that were voted in for mayor or
Speaker 3: like like. When Vy won in her primary in March
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty five, she essentially became immediately the mayor
Speaker 3: because there was no way the Republican was going to
Speaker 3: beat her ever, and probably particular that one.
Speaker 2: So. But out of.
Speaker 3: Mecklimore County had all these primaries, right local municipalities, eight
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty thousand people could vote. Forty two thousand,
Speaker 3: I believe, did eight percent.
Speaker 2: Eight percent actually voted. Eight percent of the eligible voters.
Speaker 3: Voted in the primary, which basically decided who was going
Speaker 3: to be your city council members and your mayor and
Speaker 3: all that eight percent. But Josh Stein is saying, oh,
Speaker 3: that's gonna hurt that's gonna hurt people who want to
Speaker 3: vote early.
Speaker 2: No, it's not. No, it's not.
Speaker 3: Only eight percent actually showed up to vote in the primary.
Speaker 3: So no, it's not gonna.
Speaker 2: Hurt you at all.
Speaker 3: It's not even going to come close to stopping people. Now, Okay,
Speaker 3: well what about Brett. What about twenty twenty six. I
Speaker 3: know a lot of people don't show up to vote
Speaker 3: in local elections, but what about twenty twenty six and
Speaker 3: Senate races and congressional races.
Speaker 2: And all that.
Speaker 3: Okay, you had twenty percent show up. No, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: fifteen and a half percent showed up. Fifteen percent showed up,
Speaker 3: So don't tell me it's gonna make it harder for
Speaker 3: people to vote when they're not showing up to vote anyway.
Speaker 3: And how many times have you looked? Or I do
Speaker 3: because I do this. You look at the Mecklenburg County
Speaker 3: early voting sheets and they do it by day and
Speaker 3: by precinct like a grid, and you look at it
Speaker 3: and it'll say this precinct had twenty seven votes today,
Speaker 3: that precinct had nine votes today. Really, like you're you
Speaker 3: got to keep it open for nine votes. It also
Speaker 3: saves the county and the state tons of money, tons
Speaker 3: and tons of money. So it's they're gonna tell you
Speaker 3: just Stein's already put it out the emails, trying to
Speaker 3: raise money to stop the Republicans, because he's already telling
Speaker 3: you Republicans are trying to make it harder for you
Speaker 3: to vote because they're sore losers and they want to
Speaker 3: take away early voting.
Speaker 2: Oh I mean, lest I chucked.
Speaker 3: Republicans control the House, they control the Senate, so probably
Speaker 3: early voting was going in their way, but it was
Speaker 3: definitely going their way in the last presidential election.
Speaker 2: Don't want to hear about that.
Speaker 3: And the people that vote with the purple hair early
Speaker 3: on the first day of early voting, they can vote
Speaker 3: one week later on the first day of early voting.
Speaker 3: Or the very stringy, wiry hair, or the very elongated
Speaker 3: faces that droop and the glasses, those circle glasses or
Speaker 3: the big thick horn rim glasses like Rachel Maddow liked.
Speaker 2: I can tell you exactly.
Speaker 3: I can see someone walking down the street and there's
Speaker 3: probably about a ninety percent chance I can go Republican
Speaker 3: or Democrat just by the look of their face. It's
Speaker 3: called our DF resting Democrat face as opposed to you know,
Speaker 3: RBF our DF as a dog Democrat. So yes, So
Speaker 3: that that was what Stein's probably going to veto. And
Speaker 3: that's fine because it'll be overridden most likely come March
Speaker 3: or come November. So that's not a problem. And all
Speaker 3: it does is just shorten it up, shorten up the
Speaker 3: voting time. I think you have basically three weeks now
Speaker 3: to vote. It's like I think it's seventeen eighteen days
Speaker 3: whatever it is, nineteen days, eighteen nineteen days. Well, now
Speaker 3: they're just going to shorten it up. Okay, you still
Speaker 3: get about twelve days to vote. You'll be okay. You'll
Speaker 3: be okay, despite what Josh Stein and the Democrats tell you.
Speaker 3: If you want to vote, you'll show up. You got
Speaker 3: two and a half weeks to do it. You'll find time.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to Ranking with Brett Jensen here in.
Speaker 3: This stormy Thursday night edition. As we go up until
Speaker 3: seven o'clock. And by the way, I had a caller,
Speaker 3: because you guys know TJ Ritchie, I'll call him TJ
Speaker 3: and the Bear and we play the play the theme
Speaker 3: song to TJ.
Speaker 2: And there BJ and the Bear.
Speaker 3: The really really bad eighties TV show but was popular.
Speaker 3: That doesn't mean anything because there are a lot of
Speaker 3: bad TV shows that were popular.
Speaker 2: Well that was one of them.
Speaker 3: And I never watched it, like even as a kid,
Speaker 3: even with a little chimpanzee walking round, I couldn't get
Speaker 3: into it. I just I just was like, nope, I'm good.
Speaker 3: So but anyways, the I had a listener say, hey,
Speaker 3: can you can you take it a little easy on
Speaker 3: the BJ and the Bear stuff with TJ? Because I
Speaker 3: was literally named after BJ and the Bear, which I
Speaker 3: think I got the email and I saw it, I
Speaker 3: actually laughed. And the funny thing is, this is what
Speaker 3: I'm about to tell you. Everything true is I swear
Speaker 3: to everything holy. So I was as a kid, my
Speaker 3: favorite show was MASH. Yeah, like Duke SA Hazard was
Speaker 3: all in on DUKESA Hazard, and like obviously a lot
Speaker 3: of other TV shows, but I really really, really really.
Speaker 2: Liked MASH a lot.
Speaker 3: Like Mash was my show, especially in the early Mash years,
Speaker 3: like the first three four five years when Frank Burns
Speaker 3: was there, was like really my favorite, right and so
Speaker 3: anyways there uh but BJ honeycut was a character obviously
Speaker 3: on MASH, one of the main two characters, and I
Speaker 3: liked that show so much. Brett Jensen, I wanted to
Speaker 3: be called BJ after the character BJ Honeycutt. And the
Speaker 3: worst part is, and everyone should know this, And if
Speaker 3: you don't know this, then there's a problem. You can't
Speaker 3: give yourself a nickname. You're not allowed to give yourself
Speaker 3: a nickname. You can't do it. Hey, just call me
Speaker 3: big Cheese or whatever. No, No, I will not actually
Speaker 3: thank you. I'll call you cheese Whiz. I'll call you
Speaker 3: big Cheese. Or whatever.
Speaker 2: Call me the rock. No, I will not call you
Speaker 2: the rock.
Speaker 3: I will will absolutely not maybe Pebble's funstone, but I
Speaker 3: will not call you the rock. So I tried to
Speaker 3: organically get it started when I was like twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
Speaker 3: tried organically, and.
Speaker 2: Nobody would call me BJ. And then.
Speaker 3: About two thousand and six, I was thirty eight thirty
Speaker 3: six thirty eight thirty six thirty eight. One of the
Speaker 3: sports media relations people at Clemson for the baseball team,
Speaker 3: Brian Hennessy is his name. He's still there. Nice guy,
Speaker 3: but goofy, like just goofy, but nice guy. And he
Speaker 3: thought calling me BJ would be funny.
Speaker 2: For various reasons. It goes, oh, ho, BJ, what's up? BJ?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, really, dud, Like you're in your thirties,
Speaker 3: really okay, So no one ever called me that. That's
Speaker 3: literally the only time in my entire life that happened
Speaker 3: to me. Like I said, but as a kid, I
Speaker 3: wanted to be called BJ because of BJ honeycut on
Speaker 3: mash and Nope, never happened. And looking back, I'm kind
Speaker 3: of thankful, kind of thankful about that, especially going through
Speaker 3: high school. Kind of thankful about that. But now I tried.
Speaker 3: I tried junior high school or middle school. I tried,
Speaker 3: and it just whatn't happen? So TJ and the Bear,
Speaker 3: TJ honeycut.
Speaker 2: We'll see, we'll see how it goes, all right. When
Speaker 2: we come back.
Speaker 3: Your Carolina Panthers have their first preseason game tonight on
Speaker 3: national television. Just take a quick look at that, not
Speaker 3: dive deep into it, not minutia. You're not gonna be
Speaker 3: listening to a sports radio show or anything like that.
Speaker 3: Just want to discuss it because it means football is here.
Speaker 3: And oh, by the way, what in the holy blue
Speaker 3: moon is going on at Chapel Hill again?
Speaker 2: And I won't tell you what I've been.
Speaker 3: Told about the situation involving Belichick's son.
Speaker 2: I can't say that for liable purposes. But it ain't good.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back to you, breaking with Bret Jenson
Speaker 3: for a few more minutes until we hand it off
Speaker 3: to TJ. Honeycut. TJ and the Bear. I'm gonna keep
Speaker 3: coming up with them. God, I'm gonna keep coming up
Speaker 3: with them, your fair haired child.
Speaker 2: That's it, all right.
Speaker 3: So in about an hour, almost an hour and eight
Speaker 3: minutes to be exact, almost to the penny. The I
Speaker 3: know it's the second, I just say penny, but almost
Speaker 3: to the second. The Carolina Panthers take on the Arizona
Speaker 3: Cardinals in the Hall of Fame Game, the annual Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame preseason game in Can't, Ohio. And yes it's
Speaker 3: the Carolina Panthers, and it's the first game, and everyone's
Speaker 3: interested to see what they look like, even though Bryce
Speaker 3: Young's not playing, and that's smart, I get it. But
Speaker 3: it's also extra special because of Luke Keighley and he's
Speaker 3: being inducted this weekend. Now, I this is not favoritism.
Speaker 3: And anyone who's ever listened to me over the last
Speaker 3: twenty years on Charlotte Radio, the overwhelming majority of that
Speaker 3: in sports, they know Brett biased Panthers. That does not exist.
Speaker 3: Like I'm not fanboy, never have been. You can't be
Speaker 3: a fanboy when you're covering the team. So but I
Speaker 3: will say the fact that Luke Keighley wasn't put into
Speaker 3: the Hall of Fame last year and a first ballot
Speaker 3: was unbelievably shocking to me. It was a foregone conclusion.
Speaker 3: Defensive Rookie of the Year. What five time first team
Speaker 3: All Pro.
Speaker 2: I believe it was.
Speaker 3: These are just off the top of my head trying
Speaker 3: and remember Defensive Player of the Year. The difference between
Speaker 3: All Pro and Pro Bowl is this, A lot of
Speaker 3: people make the Pro Bowl. Dozens and dozens make the
Speaker 3: Pro Bowl every year, Like you might have three quarterbacks
Speaker 3: and six wide receivers and a couple of kickers and
Speaker 3: punters and blah blah blah blah. That's just on one team.
Speaker 3: That's just on one team. And then you have the
Speaker 3: other team like back in the day, right when they
Speaker 3: actually played each other in Hawaii.
Speaker 2: At the Iloha Stadium, which doesn't exist anymore.
Speaker 3: But all Pro means you are the best at your
Speaker 3: position in the entire NFL.
Speaker 2: They do first team All Pro and second team All Pro.
Speaker 3: They don't divide them up by conferences or anything else.
Speaker 2: They throw them all together.
Speaker 3: Who's the best middle linebacker in the NFL period? And
Speaker 3: it was Luke Keickley, I believe five straight years.
Speaker 2: I believe. Maybe Travers can double check me on that
Speaker 2: and look it up. Look up as Luke Keagley's stats
Speaker 2: real quick.
Speaker 3: But I think he was five time All Pro, which
Speaker 3: means for five years he was the best player in
Speaker 3: the NFL at his position, Player of the Year once
Speaker 3: on defense, Rookie of the Year once on defense.
Speaker 2: Because I think you can only be a rookie once.
Speaker 3: So anyways, he's going in into the Hall of Fame
Speaker 3: in his second year of eligibility. All Pro First Team
Speaker 3: twenty thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, seventeen, and eighteen. So it was
Speaker 3: five times, okay, and the one time he wasn't was
Speaker 3: when he was injured.
Speaker 2: Okay, got it? So thanks.
Speaker 3: So anyways, now some people say, well, you know his
Speaker 3: career was a little shorter just because of the concussions,
Speaker 3: and I was like, don't care. Your five time first
Speaker 3: team All Pro that automatically gets you into the Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame, Defensive Player of the Year, defensive Rookie of
Speaker 3: the Year, Like what are we doing here? And I
Speaker 3: was on to F and Z earlier in the week
Speaker 3: and Colin Hoggard I was on his show from ten
Speaker 3: to twelve and he said, what do you remember about
Speaker 3: Luke Keighley? And I said, there were a couple of
Speaker 3: things that I remember about Luke Keighley before he was drafted.
Speaker 3: Then Duke football coach David Cutcliffe, who is like the
Speaker 3: Guru of quarterbacks was to the Mannings, you know, Eli
Speaker 3: and and Peyton and all that.
Speaker 2: Right, Guru to Quarterbacks called Luke Keighley the best past.
Speaker 3: Defending middle linebacker in the history of college football. In
Speaker 3: the history of college football. He defends the best better
Speaker 3: than any middle linebacker in the history of football.
Speaker 2: Another thing that stood.
Speaker 3: About Luke Keigley was that all the other players in
Speaker 3: the NFL.
Speaker 2: You hear all the stories when they talk about Luke Keigley,
Speaker 2: players from other.
Speaker 3: Teams when they're being interviewed, it's like, dude, we're walking
Speaker 3: up to the line of scrimmage and Luke Keigley's yelling out,
Speaker 3: what are plays going to be. He's like, he knew
Speaker 3: every single play that we were going to run when
Speaker 3: we were going to run it, and he knew our
Speaker 3: plays better than some of our offensive linemen knew the
Speaker 3: plays because that's how much studying he did. And then
Speaker 3: the other thing that I remember mostly about Luke Keighley. Yes,
Speaker 3: Luke Keighley is muscular, like he's a big guy, but
Speaker 3: it does he's not jarring. It's not like you look
Speaker 3: at him and go, oh my god, Yeah, that's definitely
Speaker 3: a football player. He just looks like an average guy
Speaker 3: at the gym. He's not muscular, he's not veiny. Yeah
Speaker 3: he's a little thick and all that, Yes, stocky, thick, whatever,
Speaker 3: but he's at between his brain and his ability to run.
Speaker 3: It was a combination that most people had never seen.
Speaker 3: Exceptionally smart, athletically gifted. And he wasn't looking like mister
Speaker 3: America out there with just muscles on his ear lobes,
Speaker 3: as I like to say. He was just a normal
Speaker 3: dude that happened to be a little thick and a
Speaker 3: little muscular. But he wasn't like ripped or cut or
Speaker 3: veiny or anything like that. Didn't look like he did
Speaker 3: not look like mister Olympia. He wasn't built like Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Speaker 3: But yet he was the best in the NFL every
Speaker 3: single year.
Speaker 2: He was healthy.
Speaker 3: So that's what I remember about Luke Keighley. The induction
Speaker 3: ceremony is this weekend on ESPN. You can watch it
Speaker 3: on ESPN and tonight they'll interview Luke Keighley during the
Speaker 3: game like they do all the new inductees to the
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame. Drew Brees and a couple others will
Speaker 3: be inducted. So make sure you watch the game C
Speaker 3: and C to w CNC, the NBC local station starts
Speaker 3: at eight o'clock tonight, and yes, the game itself real quick.
Speaker 3: The only two things that you should care about, the
Speaker 3: only two things you should care about in tonight's game
Speaker 3: are the offensive line in the defensive line. Everything else
Speaker 3: is irrelevant. Is the defensive line getting pressure even if
Speaker 3: they're backups? And is the offensive line blocking even if
Speaker 3: they're backups. That's all you should care about. Receivers, linebackers.
Speaker 3: Defensive backs do not matter. Quarterbacks Canny Pickett do not matter.
Speaker 3: Just watch the two lines, all right, everyone, that's going
Speaker 3: to be it for tonight. You got TJ. Honeycutt TJ,
Speaker 3: and the Bear, TJ. Ritchie all coming up next from
Speaker 3: seven to nine. My name is Brett Jensen, and you
Speaker 3: have been listening to Breaking with Brett Jensen. B J.
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