Iran Deal Too Messy, Mayor Q w/Al Sharpton on TV, Home School Boom, Apple CEO Steps Down, Royals Historically Bad, Chiefs Great Draft Position, New Logo for Former Redskins

Iran Deal Too Messy, Mayor Q w/Al Sharpton on TV, Home School Boom, Apple CEO Steps Down, Royals Historically Bad, Chiefs Great Draft Position, New Logo for Former Redskins

April 21, 2026 · 50 min

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The episode discusses various topics including the Iran deal, crime in Kansas City, the rise of home schooling, and significant news in sports and technology.

JD Vance is headed to a negotiation with leader from Iran and it must be the strangest feeling in the world. I'm not sure we know who will represent Iran at the meeting or if they will even show up. How do you negotiate with terrorists and which terrorist is in charge? It was pure comedy gold when Mayor Q joined Al Sharpton on MSNOW to talk about crime in KC. You have to hear this slap fest. Home schooling is booming as more and more parents don't want their kids in government schools. And yes, we need to start calling them government schools instead of the old term. Apple is the biggest company in the world and their CEO the last 15 years, Tim Cook, has decided to step down in September. This is big news in the tech industry and big news in the corporate world. The Royals do it again blowing one in epic fashion Monday night... and it's almost impossible to describe how impossible it was to lose this game. They are so toast. The Chiefs have the 9th pick in the draft Thursday but their overall position is actually higher than that. I'll explain. The Washington Commanders have a new logo and it may be the start of bringing back their name Redskins. Lee's Summit West forfeits every…

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Host: Kevin Kietzman

Guest: Al Sharpton

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