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1:36:59Now PlayingThe gang opens the show with a follow-up to the first round of Presidential Debates. They also talk about the way our news cycle works, the lack of Russia talk, and examples of having an early motor. Later they chat with callers about offending the hosts, and why you need to set a good example for your children. Adam also talks about shopping for breakfast with Sonny, and Vinnie Tortorich joins the show to discuss his new line of Ultra Fat Nut Butter, and having to live where he grew up to take care of his mom. Before the break, Adam rants about the new Burger King campaign, and Vinnie explains how food lobbies are preventing people from getting the correct information.
Gina begins today’s news with updates on some celebrity lawsuits, which leads to a rant about how overly litigious our society has become. The guys also discuss how LA has refused to deal with the homelessness issue, and how Mexico is fighting against obesity by banning the sale of junk food to minors. Danny Cortenraede then joins Adam and Jeff Cesario for today’s All Balls All Sports. They talk with Danny about growing up in Amsterdam, and the last 3 months spent living in LA. They also chat about his love of F1 Racing, the growth of MLS, and the upcoming 2026 World Cup. As the conversation wraps up, Adam asks Danny about new phenoms on the rise, and the guys make their picks for this weekend’s NFL games.
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