Good morning. It’s Wednesday, July 23rd. Lets get this blog post rolling. DJ how about some morning music. I’m really digging this new Amy Lee and Hulsey song.

Colin Cowherd had a good analysis on why Late Night just isn’t working. My take: The late-night television programs have become very political. Which makes it extremely difficult to bring in advertising as many don’t want their brands associated with a political ideology. Additionally, the humor often feels tailored to a specific audience, alienating viewers who don’t share the same perspective. Late-night shows used to thrive on universal comedy and lighthearted entertainment, but now the content seems to focus more on divisive topics, limiting their appeal.

Jon Rahm thinks he can catch Scotty Scheffler. Sorry, not playing in the exhibition LIV leagues. You made your bed, now you sleep in it.

Brad Faxon, widely regarded as one of the best putters in golf, shared insights in an interview about his thought process and the steps he took to improve his putting skills.

Golf Today

I headed out with my usual group of golf buddies, and for the first nine holes, my ball striking was solid and consistent. However, the second nine holes were a completely different story—erratic shots, failing to stay down and follow through, and overthinking every swing. It’s just going to take some time.

Epstein

Some footage of depositions is being released. We live in crazy times. Footage below.

Lastly….

Jeff Daniels did this interview with Nicole Wallace and was spot in in his assessment of the current climate of America.

“Ideally we’re supposed to elect the best of us, not the worst of us.”