Wisconsin

how different the brain is at a young age between boys and girls.

My mom's been telling me that for years because I was a political science major in Madison, Wisconsin, which is a very progressive city.

And I took a class on gender, a few classes, and the curriculum was really that we're all the same.

Yeah.

Coraline Jones.

No, it's also not Dijon Love, guessed by our buddy Charlie there in Wisconsin.

The correct answer, and the daddy got it, it's Vinny Testaverde.

Vinny Testaverde, the all-time loss king for now in the NFL.

So for context, I'm adopted into an all-white family.

My parents are from Wisconsin, born and raised.

And they adopted a young black boy.

And I don't think there's anything that really could have prepared them for that.

This is the Allison inquiry led by a Canadian Conservative member of Parliament, Dean Allison.

And Senator Johnson, Ron Johnson from Wisconsin here in the U.S. is actually speaking or actually spoke at that, you know, at that inquiry meeting.

Wow.

An American senator spoke at a Canadian parliament meeting.

I thought the Bills defense had top eight upside with Jim Leonard coming in as defensive coordinator.

I thought he did a great job at Wisconsin.

I liked what the Broncos defense had done.

I expected a more aggressive style of defense, more sim pressures, more blitzes.

And then even at running back, you still have a tandem of Brees Hall and Braylon Allen.

Allen is one of the more overrated recent Wisconsin players, but if you're going to give him the opportunity to just bludgeon you at the line of scrimmage, he'll do that.

So you've got to be willing and able to tackle at the line of scrimmage there.

It's good that Cissé looks to be trending towards playing.

I still think it needs to be taken a look at, because if he's literally...

If the Vikings are 7-1 with him...

Dusty Eveley did a 10-minute segment on Wisconsin radio.

That's how you know it was terrible, that Dusty, of all people, was like...

yeah i just remember that i think i did my english at an actual community college in chicago because i didn't want to take it during the semester so i did it like over the summer and it was like relatively cheap to do it that way but it was all online and i realized like i'm not an online learner so did i budge my way through that class a little bit did you guys take history i tested out of history

I did too, but we had to be a teacher in Wisconsin.

There was like a required class that like all educators had to take.

And it was stupid.

Large populations...

so they have a lot of representatives to lose and they don't have that many immigrants and so the midwest often actually it's often battleground states in the midwest a state like wisconsin a state like michigan in our various simulations often lose one or or two but ohio tends because it's big and has few immigrants is really a state that tends to lose the most from immigration but other states as well so it'll always generally be states with small immigrant populations, though sometimes a state with a moderate size immigrant population could still lose because of immigration because they're right on the cusp one way or the other.

And the inclusion of immigrants in other states will cause them to actually lose their seat.

So it's always complicated the way it plays out.

Maybe not as bad as Johnny's.

If they have, I think they've remembered a business day in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and a girl in a wheelchair singing Amazing Grace.

You know, if you think of the words of grace, G-R-A-C-E, I've played with that a lot in acrostic.

God's reality and Christ's enabling.