were polls showing she was way back. now she s come up. in our own poll, her support from white people went from 18% to 36%. part of that, she s been endorsed repeatedly by the washington post which does have an effect on the elections here in the nation s capital. and she s run a good campaign. gray again is stuck. he can t move up. doesn t seem to be moving down. he seems to have his support. which is a key to the election for him on tuesday. he s out campaigning today. he s got to get his voters out. tom i m sorry. the polls, they feel very strongly that vince gray has been mistreated by the prosecutor, has done a good job and deserves to be reelected. muriel bowser s support is softer. so it s a real get out the vote contest now between today and tuesday. tom, quickly for folks who don t live in our beloved city, why should people who don t live in d.c. care about this election? you know we re 650,000 people, not everyone here works for the federal government.
this, they actually passed a law ordering the school to keep the nickname trying to avoid these penalties but the ncaa says that does not matter. political correctness is forcing the hand of sports. and pro athletes like superstar alex overchek may have to start paying a jock tax in the nation s capital. the washington times reports that members of the d.c. city council wanted athletes who don t live in d.c. but play there to pay up. the jock tax could generate $5 million a year for d.c. others say it s like california, illinois, already have a similar jock tax and coming up on kilmeade & friends between 9:00 and noon today, amongst our guests will be martha and bill coming from america s newsroom. and this is it. this is their favorite son gavin who does the things that all children do. watch me do radio. look at that picture sent to me during the show. kids love watching men do radio. how many people do that?