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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we will talk to Jason Samenow about what's next for the Capital Weather Gang. We'll also talk to Pat Forty about the latest twist in the Brendan Sorsby saga. And we will preview the U.S. Open with Steve Sands. But first, commerce.
Previously on The Tony Kornheiser Show.
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Complete delight the week before to have Marv on. Complete delight. Just a delight. Summer shows. Yeah. Summer shows. Right. Yes. Right. All right. So we're guest loaded today. We're going to start. After we talk to our first guest, then I'll do the traditional open.
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Chapter 2: What changes are happening with the Capital Weather Gang?
Right. 90-degree days, year-to-date 13, average is 6. So we're over. We have Jason back? Jason's back. We lost you. Okay, so you wanted to go and return to your own roots, and Michael just showed me Capital Weather on his computer. How will we access you now? What do we do?
Because you were one of the main reasons, if not the main reason, I subscribed to the Washington Post after, you know, the guy tubed the sports section and the metro section. I don't like that.
So...
yeah so um yeah you just have to go to capitalweather.com and you can access our website and then we also this is new and this is one of the reasons um we wanted to become our own company we uh launched our own app and so um you can download our app by going to the uh you know the app stores for android or apple and just look up capital weather and you'll find us and um so when you're on the go you can access all of our content that way so
You know, whether you prefer to consume over the web or over an app, we're there.
Okay. Are there levels of service? Is there a charge to access this?
Yeah. Of course, we provide our basic forecast information and our updates for free, as well as a lot of sort of evergreen explainer articles about weather and when there's breaking weather news. That's all going to be free, and you can also sign up to get our daily forecast email newsletter, so that arrives in your inbox each morning at 5 o'clock in the morning.
But, yeah, we do have some subscriber tiers, a friends tier, which is great. you know 75 bucks a year and then that gives you access to more of our features and tools some of our long-range outlooks and then the opportunity to directly interact with us through some live chats
and also get our Insider Weekly newsletter, which is more of our insights into what's going on and some of the value-added analysis.
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Chapter 3: How did Lionel Messi perform in the recent match?
Right, right. If you somehow end up in his situation, you know, do your judge research, depending where you are, and figure out, say, do I have a Hail Mary path out of this like Brendan Sorsby? I can't imagine there's many other judges that would have ruled that way, but he found the one.
I'll bet. I mean, so we'll disagree on that. I think that wherever the college campus is in that area, you're going to find somebody who's going to say, well, I like this kid playing on my team. I like it.
Well, sure. Yeah. No, I mean, and clearly that's one of the reasons the NCAA rules no longer matter. Yes. Because there's been plenty of rulings.
self-interested rulings that are going to make a judge popular and it's with his favorite team or whatever and yeah that's i mean that's been the calculus yeah and that's one thing the ncaa is trying to legislate its way around right now well we'll see okay plug your podcast uh others receiving votes sports illustrated si.com we taped on brendan sorsby and other issues yesterday it's up today okay great thank you pat as always thank you
You bet, Tony. Thanks. Pat Forty. Love to have Pat Forty on the show. We will take a break. We will come back with Steve Sands and talk about what it looks like at Shinnecock for the U.S. Open. I'm Tony Kornheiser. You're listening to The Tony Kornheiser Show. Every single day your business is late to AI, you fall two days behind.
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Chapter 4: What insights did Michael share about the Nats vs. Royals game?
Let's take a little stop just for some sponsors. Yeah, that's all it is. That's all it is. It's just hocus-pocus junk. FIFA's really on the up-and-up. Oh, gosh. By the way, last week we were at the RBC Canadian Open in Toronto, biggest city in Canada, biggest province in Canada. And what does FIFA do to help out the RBC Canadian Open and the good people at Golf Canada who run that event? What?
Let's put Canada... In Toronto, in Game 1 of the World Cup at 3 p.m. on Friday, head-to-head against the golf tournament. Oh, man, the people up there were not happy about the schedule in there from FIFA, but whatever. The World Cup blows. Who cares? Soccer. Soccer. Soccer stinks. MSI is the only time anybody should ever care about soccer. I love Taylor Twelman. He's a great guest.
He's going to be on tomorrow. I love him. I love him. I love when he's your guest. Yeah. I saw him on Van Pelt last night. He's all over the place. And he plays Tahoe. God, can that guy play golf? Yes. He's a good player. Whoa. He is a good player. Really, really good golfer. So we were talking before you got on the air, Michael and I, about...
the possibility of weather being more advantageous tomorrow morning than tomorrow afternoon and not coincidentally of course who's playing tomorrow morning Rory and Scotty what do you what do you hear about the weather forecast what do you make of it as a course it's been very very hard traditionally to have people break par there I would say so. 655 players have played in the five previous U.S.
Opens here at Shinnecock. Three of those 655 have broken par by the end of the week. It's a really difficult place. I didn't answer your question before. I love Shinnecock. It's amazing. Being out here on the eastern tip of Long Island is incredible. Great, great golf. You can make a strong case that Long Island has the best golf of any island in the world. And it's just amazing to be out here.
And it's great, great tradition. Love the golf course. Jimmy Dunn, the whole thing. Shincock is amazing. I think that if the weather forecast holds, and again, we're 24 hours away from this actually taking place because when we're talking right now, but if the weather forecast holds, A lot of times in golf, this happens early, late, late, early for the audience.
For the first 36 holes, the players play either early in the morning or late in the afternoon, and they flip it on Friday, and then they make the cut to make it even for the entire field before the cut is made on the weekend when you then go by scores on the leaderboard. So With Scottie and Rory playing in the morning, it's funny how that works out when you see a forecast.
A lot of people think that because of the wind tomorrow, it's supposed to get really, really windy, like gusts of 40 miles per hour, that the players who play in the morning will get the best of the conditions, and then it's supposed to taper off in the afternoon on Friday, which means the players who play early Thursday and late Friday, like Scottie and Rory, could have a huge advantage.
Let's see how the weather plays out, but it could be a huge advantage this week. Normally you see that at the Open Championship, more than a U.S. Open over in Great Britain, but this time it could take hold here at Shinnecock this week. So Michael and I played there with the great Jimmy Dunn. I remember nothing because I remember nothing about anything.
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