The Angry Senator

The WNBA then creates its own controversy when Sandy Brondello calls Angel Reese a protected species and receives a one-game suspension. We compare the league’s response with the physical contact Caitlin Clark absorbs and ask whether identity politics has replaced sound officiating. Harry Mayes arrives for the Cut Sheet, where Fox News’ Fetterman fixation, Bill Maher’s claimed openness to JD Vance and AOC’s Southern rally cadence start the next run. The Cut Sheet keeps moving through AOC, Bernie Sanders and Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed. We question El-Sayed’s socialist pitch after hearing about his household income, his wife’s insurance policy and Sanders’ endorsement. Fetterman attacks the same wing of his party, and the crew considers whether moderate Democratic voters now lack a comfortable political home. Maine Senate hopeful Ashley Webb produces one of the morning’s longest and wildest reactions after promising to become an angry senator. The crew studies the viral debate answer, Webb’s prior runs for office and the claim that honesty is the main qualification. The discussion stays blunt, visual and firmly in Cut Sheet territory. A Florida assistant principal then gets arrested for riding an e-bike after leaving a bar, buying a 12-pack and ignoring a deputy’s warning. A Louisiana Chili’s dispute presents competing claims about a worker’s firing, a coworker’s chosen name and alleged harassment. We finish the hour with the newly released body-camera footage involving Sunny Hostin’s son, a Metro-North trespassing citation, officers reducing the charge and Hostin asking for a warning.