Why Did We Attack Iran and is Michael Bennet a South Park Character? [17:36-22:41]

That's what I want. I want you have to paint that picture for me. That's what made baseball announcing so good. He's telling stories. I want to hear from Blake. The he's your sports. I mean, and what Billy's talking about is radio. You definitely have to paint the picture in TV. Like where I got this sound right here. I mean, I think it's vital that you stay out of the way and still in interest. You know, because the viewer is watching it and they know. So it doesn't have to be as descriptive. I mean, you know, there's, there's, you know, a certain set on the court. And the guy goes back to where there he could have said that which is fine, bounce pass. You know, it's a bounce pass. You're watching it for the most part. And his name's a thing. Yeah, his number one thing is he leads with a five ball handlers. That's not something you can observe from the team unless you really know the team. That's right. That's why he can let the visual speak. And the TV announcers have to give you that second set of knowledge to make you feel like you really know what's going on. Something like Miami likes to do this in this situation. Look at this. This is a person they often go to here. Those type of things so you understand the flow. That's what TV guys do. Yeah, the radio. My critique is the radio guys never tell me what the hell is going on. I never can see it in my head. And on a beautiful play like this one, it was a backdoor pass bounce pass, which is just it's just developed so beautifully on the court. But the guy throws down. Okay. So the key there is you make sure if it's Jones who threw down, all right, and slammed it. You make sure the Jones is the right guy. You make sure Jones is heard and you make sure the guy who made the pass Johnson or whoever make sure his name is said on TV. And you don't have to describe it, you know, like you do on radio. But the enthusiasm as Jeff said and he sold it well. And that was that was a little easier because when you're in an arena like that the atmosphere of this game was incredible because Miami of Ohio is just down the road from Dayton where the tournament was and the entire school was there and all the fans, they were on spring break and it was nuts. So, you know, the bottom line is you don't want to get in the way of it and ruin it. So the crowd is huge, but he did just enough and did a great job. That was a great call. I agree with you. Yeah, that's a beautiful call. Yep. And I'll play again next hour. 52 in the spring's 53 in Denver. That's the latest on Blake Olson fill out your brackets on X on X Jeff Hunt. More of the Jeff and Billy show ahead on News Talk 710 K and US in Denver now on AM 1460 and FM 101.1. The answer in the springs. This is where you hear both sides. We are the Jeff and Bill show. 710 K and US in Denver. AM 1460 FM 101.1.1. The answer in Colorado Springs along the front range. This is the Jeff and Bill show where you get both sides yesterday was a big day on Capitol Hill is Tulsi Gabbard, John Ratcliffe, the Cash Patel head of the FBI and then some generals were all up before a Senate committee and asking lots of questions about Iran. And I wanted to watch this because I felt like this was important to the discussion with regards to why we went into Iran. What this is all about. Now the basis of it was that Tulsi Gabbard was presenting the 2026 annual threat assessment of the US intelligence community. Remember she's the one that's supposed to basically be in charge of gathering all the intelligence coordinate all the different agencies out there so that the president of the United States has the ability to make an unbiased decision based upon these facts. And then she kept going back to that unbiased on bias because the senators were pressing her going, what did you tell the president? Do you believe that Iran has nuclear capabilities? And ultimately it came down to the question, what is an imminent threat and how do you define an imminent threat? Some of the senators using words like Iran was a historic mistake. A war of choice was kind of put up there. You could tell that was kind of one of the talking points that they were pushing up. I'm going to play when we come back. I want to play Michael Bennett's interaction with John Ratcliffe, the head of the CIA and you're going to get some insight into how the