Useless Assumptions is back and this one is loaded. We start in the NFL where Aaron Rodgers went on Pat McAfee and let loose on Anthony Fauci, calling him an absolute coward for dodging questions at last week's Senate hearing. Then Clay Travis doubles down on his fight with the WNBA, putting ten million dollars on the table for the Las Vegas Aces to play a boys high school team and threatening to launch an all trans franchise called the Nashville Balls. We also break down the Husker outlook for the season and Dylan Raiola taking a shot at Nebraska on his way out the door to Oregon.

Locally, there's a city budget meeting open to the public Monday August 10th at 4pm, so mark your calendar.

In other news we cover a Hawaii congressional candidate getting knocked out cold on a Maui beach before getting arrested on felony threat charges, Javier Milei's new fiscal shackle proposal in Argentina, the mess over whether Zohran Mamdani's city grocery stores will require ID, Abdul El-Sayed becoming the first Muslim American to win a Michigan Senate primary, and a growing push to lower the voting age to 16.

Plus the guys bring in a Mike Rowe interview about a populace survey tracking what people really believe versus what they say out loud in public.

We close it out with a game and as always we want to hear your own Useless Assumptions in the comments. Like and subscribe and we'll see you next week.

Useless Assumptions #138 is here and this one kicks off different than usual, with Zach pleading the 5th instead of doing his normal intro.

We touch base on some upcoming episodes, talk about what's happening in the podcast world including the TNT Boys dropping two episodes this week, then get into sports with the Big 12's monster new deal and Ohio State's deal on top of it.

From there we get into the Fauci Diary and the Fauci hearing, breaking down what's actually in it and what came out when he testified.

Then it's a wild week for the DNC. Chairman Ken Martin reportedly threw his phone at a junior aide's desk after chewing the staffer out, an incident that shook the aides who saw it and led to an HR inquiry, though Martin apologized the next business day. On top of that, deed records show the DNC put its own headquarters up as collateral for a $15 million loan, the largest off year loan in the party's history, while federal filings show the DNC sitting on about $16.3 million in cash against more than $18.5 million in debt. Compare that to the RNC, which is reporting around $128.5 million in cash and zero debt, a cash advantage of more than $110 million heading into the midterms.

We also get into USAID and the string of right leaning election wins across South America since funding got cut off, Chile, Bolivia, Ecuador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Peru, and Colombia have all gone that direction recently, and we walk through the numbers behind each one.

Plus Zach brings in a Mike Rowe interview about a pollster tracking the gap between what people say in public and what they actually believe in private, and we cover why the PEACE Act that Joe Rogan was talking about came up short on verified signatures.

We close it out with a game and as always we want to hear your own Useless Assumptions in the comments. Like and subscribe and we'll see you next week.

Useless Assumptions is going live tonight and we have a massive show.

World Cup is almost over, Football is right around the corner and should kids under 10 be allowed to play tackle football?

In local news Norfolk street improvement planning meetings will be held on July 20th at 3:30PM and the Planning Commission meeting on July 21st.

We then dive into Daylight savings time, Age caps for people in office and much more. Hang out and give us your own Useless Assumptions.