Tony Bruno Joins And Predicts Fauci Will Avoid The Fifth

Tony Bruno joins the Cut Sheet as we dig into Fauci’s diary and legal exposure. We hear analysis of whether his private entries clash with public claims about lockdowns, then spin into celebrity calls, medical details and cycling-short jokes from the Ben to the Shore ride. Chicago’s plan to post more than 7,000 anti-violence signs on transit and Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes’ long commute from Chicago add two more public-safety targets. The political run continues with Mikie Sherrill’s refusal to release personal data tied to New Jersey’s mistaken voter registrations, Philadelphia’s ICE Out demands and Zohran Mamdani’s reparations comments. We question New York’s five city-run grocery stores and the promised 30 percent discounts. Lindsey Graham’s memorial then produces a clash between Trump and Sean Hannity over Graham’s hawkish record, followed by Trump handing out Tic Tacs and a full crew argument over using a palm or two fingers. The back half belongs to Tony Romo’s newly released OWI body-camera footage. We hear the traffic stop, Romo’s claim that he had zero drinks, his request for a lawyer, the walk away from traffic and the field sobriety test after a golf tournament. The crew debates Wisconsin’s first-offense rules, whether CBS should discipline him and whether Romo should address the arrest during a broadcast.