Jason P. Frank
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27 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Jason P. Frank’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Why do we care about these people? You care because he's Bill Belichick and you care about whoever he's with. And number two, you should care because she's 24 years old and a lot of people are very scared of her.
Totally. No, I actually am the right person to ask this because I grew up in New Hampshire. Perfect. And Bill Belichick famously was the coach of the New England Patriots. I'm not a scientist.
He won eight Super Bowls.
I don't remember a time when I didn't know who Bill Belichick was. And that's not because I love football. That's not because I follow the Patriots religiously. That's because I was, like, gifted a Patriots jersey in the hospital, basically. Like, that's just what happens in New England. That's how it works. Bill Belichick is an icon to that area, and I think he's an icon
to the entire country because the Patriots were so, so successful under him. He created Tom Brady. Tom Brady doesn't exist without Bill Belichick.
Yeah, Bill Belichick sucks, man.
He was always wearing ratty clothing, making millions and millions of dollars a year, and wearing sweatshirts that were cut off and had rips in them.
And he refused to talk to the media like he always considered media the enemy in a really, really vicious way, which made him always feel very standoffish because the only time that you perceived him was through the media.
coined a lot of catchphrases that were all very like, do the work.
If you've ever heard No Days Off, that's a Bill Belichick original.
And it was really, really successful, but the vibe is bad. The vibe's bad. Very controlling. Now he's about to start coaching at UNC.
Jordan Hudson spelled O-N. Jordan is spelled with an O-N, which is wrong.
Yeah, yeah, that's a really... I was poor decision-making, but she didn't make that decision. We can't blame her for that. She's 50 years younger than him. She's a beauty pageant contestant and a former college cheerleader. She's kind of the head of his public relations team, although whether or not that is... A true thing or just functionally the case is a little bit unclear.
And she is working the media circuit is what she's doing. She's a fascinating personality. No one really can get a real handle on her. She hasn't done a real, real media interview since she started dating him. And yet she's been a constant presence in everything that's been going on in his life.
is that they met on a plane. She was reading a college textbook. He struck up a conversation with her about that college textbook, which he was apparently really interested in. He signed the textbook.
No, no, no. He just signed her textbook. Yes. Yeah. Okay. She's from Maine, so it is totally possible that she really knew who this guy was, like, wanted to talk to him anyway before she even realized that Grandpa wanted to date her. And Grandpa did indeed start dating her. Yeah, Grandpa and Jordan are officially dating.
There's two things that happened. Number one, sports fans started hearing about it because there started being reporting. The Athletic was reporting on her on April 15th. They reported. some stuff about how she was really involved with the coaching at UNC, but that's kind of inside baseball-y, inside football. They also reported that she was filing for trademarks
for his phrases, which were already coined by the Patriots. So he said them, but they're trademarked by the Patriots. So he can't really like double trademark. So she started trademarking them with parentheses Bill's version after them, like Taylor's version, like no days off Bill's version. So that's like a thing that's happening in the background.
But then on April 27th, CBS Sunday Morning interviews Bill Belichick about his memoir. It, like, pretty clearly was supposed to be kind of a pretty easy interview. Not, I mean, all up to CBS Sunday morning, but, like, if you want to go and do, like, a pleasant enough interview, they are down for a pleasant interview.
But Bill Belichick and Jordan Hudson together, like, they're not here for a pleasant interview because if you ask them anything other than, like, what was it like to write the memoir that you probably had ghostwritten, let's be honest, then they're mad. So Tony DeCoppo is interviewing Bill Belichick and then DeCoppo asks him very, very basic questions about Jordan Hudson. How did you guys meet?
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