With Al & Nicky on assignment (ahem), Chris flies solo and discusses the tragic beating of Kim Pham, a young woman who was pummeled outside a nightclub in Southern California. While people pulled out their cellphones to record the incident, no bystanders jumped into help her. But, really, how many of us would?
- Beating victim Kim Pham (Facebook)
Plus, how have Southern Florida police mucked up the Justin Bieber DUI case? How did former governor Bob McDonnell throw his wife under the bus? What's wrong with some of the Kelly Thomas murder protestors? Listen now and find out.
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The Super Bowl brings a plethora of fun things - parties, friendly wagers and crazy prop bets. Chris goes over some of the craziest and zaniest.
A drug crew in New York was very strict and some morals - they refused to sell their wares on Shabbat. Plus, were Congressman Michael Grimm's threats against reporter Michael Spotto homophobic in nature? One writer thinks so - but the Wise Guys staunchly disagree.
Thirty-three couples of varying sexual orientations, ethnicities, creeds, colors, sexes, origins, hair colors, Super Bowl team allegiances and wine preferences were married during a mass wedding ceremony at the GRAMMYs. "No values and no class" is how Nicky sums it up. From reality shows to parades to award shows: why does America insist on turning marriage into a gimmick?
