Straight Aim

Amy and latte loving Brooklyn criminal defense attorney Ken Belkin talk about what Conor McGregor's plea deal will look like. It's off to the races in NJ as sports betting begins and Weinstein's alleged sex crimes.

Why did Peyton Manning hire men in black to visit someone's home one night? It even prompted the homeowners to call 911. What happened next, leaves a lot of unanswered questions. Plus we have a sneak preview of breaking news on the horizon regarding whether Manning confirmed he took HGH! Amy talks to Ace WashPo Sports Reporter Will Hobson with his exclusive new info. Listen!

Amy talks to celebrity lawyer Mark Geragos who represents Colin Kaepernick in his collusion grievance. Geragos breaks news on Amy's podcast telling her exclusively that at least one NFL owner  testified under oath that he changed his mind about hiring Kaepernick after he heard what Trump said. Geragos also says Superbowl winning coaches testified under oath that Kaep is a starting quarterback in the league. When asked why he's not being hired, Geragos says they say because of the National Anthem controversy. Following the change to the new NFL Anthem Policy, Geragos discusses whether the NFLPA will legally challenge it and also why he responded to VP Mike Pence by saying he and Trump were violating a federal criminal law. Amy and Mark also expound upon whether the President can be indicted for influencing the NFL's hiring decisions and Amy reveals what she thinks is the legal team's entire theory of the case. 

Robert Kraft deposed by Kaep's attorneys. Amy breaks down why the billionaire Patriots owner is critical to their case. And, the latest Supreme Court ruling has paved the way for legalized sports gambling across the country. Amy welcomes reporter Dustin Gouker as they break down whether sports fans can go gamble NOW in their states and offer up some timelines. Plus, Eli Manning settles his memorabilia fraud lawsuit in the final hour, Amy has all the details and the backstory of how this wasn't the first time the Giants were accused of pushing fake memorabilia to dealers and collectors. 

Amy talks about the resignation of Minnesota Timberwolves Asst. Coach Rick Brunson following allegations of sexual harrasment published in The Athletic. Amy  reveals new details that you won't hear anywhere else about what Brunson says really happened. Amy also delves into the 2014 claim where Brunson allegedly pretended to be Patrick Ewing to get face time with a masseuse who later accused him of sexual assault, which he was ultimately acquitted of and how that episode may have prompted the latest allegations. Amy and Black Sports Online Founder Robert Littal talk the latest headlines including John Cena's crazy contract with former fiance Nikki Bella before they split. 

One of the greatest NBA players in history, David Robinson, is part of a NCAA commission charged with cleaning up college basketball and the NBA's one and done rule in the wake of the FBI probe. Robinson tells Amy whether he thinks the coaches charged committed crimes and explains how the commission arrived at its recommendations to do away with the one and done rule. Plus, he discussed the controversial topics the commission strayed away from like amateurism and why he doesn't think college players should be paid.

Amy talks to an attorney representing former NFL cheerleaders who gives an exclusive look into the disturbing stories communicated by NFL cheerleaders. From allegations of sexual harrassment against virgins to sexual and physical assault and the language in between. The cheerleaders are now promising to settle two claims against the league for just $1 if NFL commish Roger Goodell will sit down with them and reform the league's policies to create a safe work environment.  But, does sexy come with the territory? Amy explores the requirements of the job and the limits. 

Amy talks to the man who brought the suit against LeBron James and isn't afraid to challenge him in a court of law. A local barber says LeBron James ripped off his idea and is making a fortune off of it. It's a David and Goliath battle, but does the little guy have a case? The details of the man behind the suit and whether this is just a cash grab or a legitimite underdog tale. Plus, Amy and a special guest discuss the most salacious sports headlines. 

Amy and her insider friend who works the court system in Brooklyn give the real deal on the McGregor arrest, what the charges mean, whether he will face jail time, and why he may have been treated unfairly already. They also discuss Brock Lesnar's return and whether athletes who cheat could face criminal charges for inflicting physical injury beyond the scope of fair competition. Amy breaks down the barber shop suit between Lebron James and Nick Saban/Alabama and gives insight into how courts really decide whether the barber shop themed web series is a protectable idea owned by James, and what his motivation may be in bringing a suit. 

Colin Kaepernick's attorney and famed First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams explains why Kaepernick may have First Amendment protection for his protests -- and be protected from employment discrimination even though the NFL is a private employer. What is the military's involvement?  Can a President tell private employers how to handle employees who speak out about public policy?  And, could this case be headed to the Supreme Court?  Amy breaks it all down.  

On the heels of deposing Texans owner Robert McNair, Colin Kaepernick's attorney, Ben Meiselas, who personally questioned McNair, gives his first in-depth interview to Amy about the grievance. 

On the heels of the Derrius Guice incident at the NFL Combine, Amy breaks down whether it's illegal for NFL teams to ask players if they are gay.  A former NFL player calls in revealing he too was asked if he was gay at the combine and discusses the other ridiculous questions he was confronted with.  Amy and a local sports reporter expose the landmark way the NBA is "bullying" state legislators so they can make billions of dollars off of sports gambling and why their approach is unheard of. 

Amy & Shannon Sharpe, cohost of Fox's "Undisputed," discuss the Ezekiel Elliott fallout & Roger Goodell's power. They also get into Colin Kaepernick, the shootings of unarmed black men and how the legal system handles it all. Sharpe has some heated things to say about the NFL, Roger Goodell & President Trump. They agree to open the Sharpe Dash LLP shade tree attorney law firm one day. 

Amy & Rick Pitino's lawyer Steve Pence discuss whether players could be criminally charged in the recruiting scandal and whether NCAA violations are actually federal crimes. Pence and Amy breakdown the strength of the FBI's case.  Pence talks about whether Pitino could be on the 3,000 hours of FBI wiretaps. He also discusses how the alleged wire tap involving Arizona head coach Sean Miller and the new expense reports alleging money doled out to players could've helped Rick Pitino. Amy asks Pence whether Pitino is keeping the Louisville title tattoo on his back after the University was forced to vacate its 2013 championship win. 

Amy describes how an insider says a popular outfielder tried to trick MLB into thinking his PED use was from a Dominican version of Ben Gay cream. She then talks to popular CBS Sports host Brandon Tierney, of "Tiki & Tierney" about what he's heard on the road about the college basketball scandal and the future of the NCAA. Tierney also discusses why a basketball game turned him into an angry man on Twitter and whether he actually likes his co-host Tiki Barber. Amy then challenges Tierney to trivia.

Amy talks major headlines. She has police scanner from Rob Gronkowski's burglary, explains why Magic Johnson was fined again, and in the wake of Paul Pierce's retirement, Amy talks with former Celtic Kenny Anderson about the night Pierce was stabbed. Anderson also details his own struggle with sexual abuse, thirty years after the fact. And, it's Charles Oakley's banniversary. It's been a year since the Knicks legend was arrested at MSG. Former Knick Chris Child's discusses whether Oakley is an alcoholic, how he stood up for Oak and how the altercation split loyalties among the popular 90s teammates.

On the heels of the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame announcements, Amy talks with NFL legend Walter Payton's son Jarrett about his dad, Terrell Owens, his friend Ray Lewis and whether the HOF honor should be based on just skill or leadership on and off the field.  Amy welcomes a new special guest to discuss the latest NBA controversies, including whether to punish NBA star Russell Westbrook for shoving a fan, the controversial Blake Griffin trade, the latest on the criminal charges against former Knicks legend Charles Oakley and the NBA's new demand for a cut of sports betting. Plus Amy and David (her producer) talk about the epic Super Bowl!

Amy discusses Fletcher Cox's on the field skills and off the field legal troubles heading into Superbowl LII with former Eagles President Joe Banner. While Amy explains the fallout from the Zeke saga, Banner gives insider info about why the NFL came up with its new personal conduct policy.

Amy exposes an alleged NFL scam involving players, and talks with Andrew Stewart about his hardships regarding the subject. Andrew Stewart is a former American football defensive end who played one season with the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Browns in the fourth round of the 1989 NFL Draft.