This is Alan Page protesting in Minneapolis today. Alan was a Minnesota Viking, is in the NFL Hall of Fame and is a retired Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. RESPECT!
I didn’t think Tom Brady was good in the booth last year, but credit where it’s due: He’s gotten a lot better. He’s not as good as Aikman or Greg Olsen, but he’s definitely improving.
Rick Scott: "The first thing I tell everybody when they're gonna come to DC is I say, 'You need to be careful. You need to be careful where you stay, you need to be careful where you walk, you shouldn't be out after dark.' You've gotta be very careful up here."
I’ve always felt not enough people focus on the fact that Carlo flips in the finale, and it’s clear Tony is set for months or years of legal headaches, a trial and/or prison.
Today marks the 18th anniversary of The Sopranos finale "Made In America".
The final episode of the greatest TV show of all time.
The ambiguous ending of the show is still talked about and debated to this day.
What do you think happened to Tony and his family?
I used to watch “Unsolved Mysteries,” “Amazing Stories” and “Twilight Zone” reruns. Used to love the old Alfred Hitchcock mysteries. But any time a commercial came on hawking the “Time-Life Serial Killers” books, I freaked out. Little window into my rich inner life.
Breaking news: After a season of consistently awful takes about the Philadelphia Eagles, Fox has demoted Nick Wright. He will now be working in the mailroom.