Explosive!

A Bombshell House Intelligence report exposing extensive FISA abuse could lead to the removal of senior government officials 
by Sara A. Carter

Sara Carter is making Woodward & Bernstein look lazy, and the mainstream media is ignoring everythng she and her associate Jonathan Soloman are uncovering.

Soon, very soon, they will be unable to ignore it.

See You Later Mr.College Football!

While on my way to the Diamond Resorts International Celebrity Golf tournament, I got a text. I knew what is was about, and if was the first of many.

It said "We lost him."

Mr. College Football, the legendary Keith Jackson, had passed away late Friday.

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Jackson was a member of the inaugural Hall of BAHL class in 2011, where I wrote the following:

"By far, college football is my favorite sport. I rarely missed televised games as a child, and calling the play by play describing the color and pageantry of NCAA College Football was ABC's Keith Jackson. 

Mr. College Football, Jackson had a unique way of bringing the game to viewers who watched from couches across the fruited plain. Jackson respected and promoted the traditions, coaches and players and rivalries which make the game special. 

Terms of endearment to the game such as "Whoa Nelly", "The Big Uglies" and "Fumble" will never be forgotten, nor will Jackson. Keith Jackson, a big man at 6'4 275, is a bigger man in the annuals of America's greatest game, NCAA College Football."

I had the opportunity meet Keith Jackson at a "Legend's Luncheon" held when Florida State played Notre Dame in Orlando in 1994. It was an honor to meet Jackson, who was larger than life in many ways.

Like so many expressed who have commented via social media since his passing on Friday, Jackson meant so much to those of us who grew up cherishing the color and pageantry of those autumn Saturday afternoons, where with all due respect to Alabama's university slogan, where legends were made.

Keith Jackson was often imitated across the college football landscape, with many a "fumble" uttered from Jacksonville to Omaha, but few were as beloved at our Keith Jackson.

Alabama coach Bear Bryant and ABC's Keith Jackson

One Man Come

CELEBRATING THE BIRTHDAY OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

The Color & Pageantry Top 25

END OF SEASON FINAL POLL

1.    Alabama, 13-1, 4
2.    Georgia, 13-2, 2
3.    Oklahoma, 12-2, 3
4.    UCF, 13-0, 7
5.    Ohio State, 12-2, 5
6.    Clemson, 12-2, 1
7.    Wisconsin, 13-1, 9
8.    Penn State, 11-2, 11
9.    Auburn, 10-4, 6
10.  Texas Christian, 11-3, 17
11.  Miami, 10-3, 10
12.  Notre Dame, 10-3, 15
13.  Southern Cal, 11-3, 8
14.  Oklahoma State, 10-3, 19
15.  Washington, 10-3, 12
16.  Michigan State, 10-3, 18
17.  Stanford, 9-5, 13
18.  Louisiana State, 9-4, 14
19.  South Florida, 10-2, 20
20.  Northwestern, 10-3, 22
21.  North Carolina State, 9-4, 24
22.  Virginia Tech, 9-4, 23
23.  Mississippi State, 9-4, NR
24.  South Carolina, 9-4, NR
25.  Iowa State, 8-5, NR

OUT: Memphis (16), Washington State (21) and Louisville (25)

MAYBE NEXT YEAR:  Memphis, Boise State, Washington State, Iowa, Fresno State, Louisville, Florida State, Wake Forest, West Virginia, Troy, Boston College, Army, Navy, Florida Atlantic, Utah, Houston, Kansas State, Purdue, Michigan, Texas A&M and San Diego State.

All Your Talent And My Good Taste

The fall of Hollywood Kingmaker Harvey Weinstein seemingly alerted America to the grotesque underbelly in the entertainment business.

It has actually been well known for years, just hidden from you.

In 1980, off their album The Long Run, The Eagles wrote an awesome song called The King of Hollywood about the decadent lifestyle of the producers and power brokers, most of whom are vocal leftists.

Great tune; give a listen:

"Come sit down here beside me, honey
Let's have a little heart to heart
Now look at me and tell me, darlin'
How badly do you want this part?
Are you willing to sacrifice?
And are you willing to be real nice?
All your talent and my good taste
I'd hate to see it go to waste"