coming in i was thinking an you both like country music best country music songs that bring in the message of holy father and christianity just, you know, love with an amen i was thinking about this when i was will being to that song lord i hope this day is good. don williams it may be i know the exact song you re talk. you can t forget carrie underwood jesus tack the wheel. newer version i guess that s country music we love country miewk. going a little woke they have to remember who their customer base and then a little word to country certain elements of the industry might be going woke. that s a division that runs in the country it runs in all parts of culture and maybe today we bring it back. can t they just stay away from political messages everything has to be politicized. it is easter it is not your birthday you can t make wishes. it is easter glad you re with us on this sunday where we ve had the pleasure of bringing to you this morning the me
usfl kicks off today. rachel: between memphis and philly. is that a good pun? will: in practice it looked great. it is one take. will: easier said than done. good chance one of us is shaking that thing. you know it is true. he played college football. will: you go there and how that i messed up? pete: we will find out later on. he wants caught a nice ball on the air. will: your famous catch? do you know will: i didn t know keith through you the past. when i did out and up on a famous defensive back on the show. you kind of look like it. unbelievable. will: don t miss it. a young father. will: you know mike it is a punter. you are doing what i never did. make it to the nfl get paid the lead minimum, 700,000, barely get hit, you have the pressure of a field-goal kicker. so there is one job, 32 jobs in the nfl. got it? rachel: got it. will: so obvious when she checks out, it is. pete: we start with this. president biden back in the us after wrapping up his four days of fun
do-gooder. he joined the fbi. throughout the 1980s hansen sold american secrets to the soviet union. pete: he worked with the soviets, spotted information about nuclear war, weapons technology, military plans, this is the heart of the cold war, there was a movie made about what he did in spying for the russians on american soil. will: determining how the fbi ended up being penetrated, they were followed, preceded by a breach inside the cia. a 31-year-old veteran, he has sold secrets to the kgb. will: pete: if you do this for 31 years, you are hiding every
that showed the status and history of america s involvement in vietnam. pete: the government knew how poorly the war was going, did a study, revealed all of that, didn t want the american public to know that. he brought it to the new york times. will: he leaked this information to the new york post, had major blowback for the political structure but the real point of the pentagon papers is the fight between those newspapers and the federal government. pete: there is a temporary injunction against publication of those reports based on national security concerns. there was a supreme court ruling which came down on the side of free press, the times and others could continue publishing reports which were coming out in chunks because there was so much information. will: he fancies himself a
it was about the war in rack. in iraqi. dangerous information. pete: there were 400,000 reports revealed through this and the war wasn t popular in 2010 but this highlighted a lot of civilian deaths that occurred at the hands of coalition forces. also the detention at abu ghraib. similar to the pentagon papers, he s trying to in an antiwar way show what was happening on the ground. those who were there had different opinions how they were conducted but bradley manning got people s attention. will: when it comes to jack teixeira, he is charged under the espionage act as was manning in 2017. these guys by the way, leakers, prosecuted under the espionage