A little bit of this and a little bit of that:
Political stuff: I'm a little sad Santorum dropped out of the Republican presidential race.I was dreaming of a brokered convention and political chaos.......I think Romney is going to have a tough time shaking that Governor Etch-a-Sketch tag. If you thought the Romney attack ads were bad during the primary process against his own party members, wait until the general election. It's going to be real ugly
Heres how I handicap the GOP Vice-Presidential race:
Paul Ryan : 2-1 He actually seems to be running for VP
Marco Rubio: 3-1 Future star, tea-party loves him
Susana Martinez: 10-1 Nations first Latina Governor, helps with women/Latinos
Bob McDonnell: 20-1 Virginia governor wants it, but he excites no one
Chris Christie : 25-1 He's not a #2 type of guy
Rock and roll stuff: Caught a Foreigner concert the other night. Their music still stands up strong. One hit after another: Cold As Ice, Double Vision, Hot-Blooded, Dirty White Boy, I Want to Know What Love Is........Anxious to see blues icon Joe Bonamassa in concert next week......Its almost "Boss Time" in L.A. Two concerts end of April for Bruce at the L.A Sports Arena....Gonna see Crosby, Stills and Nash in September. Bet that concert will be political as hell....Its my year for seeing the classic rockers. Also have tickets in hand for Van Halen, Doobie Brothers, Chicago, Joe Cocker and Huey Lewis.
Sports stuff: I'm happy to be doing a pay-per-view boxing show this Saturday night from Mandalay Bay in las Vegas. Lightweight buzzsaw Brandon Rios, out of Oxnard headlines against Richard Abril, a Cuban fighter who made the big mistake of slapping Rios after a press conference a couple of months ago. We're also going to televise the return to the ring of the great Juan Manuel Marquez in Mexico against a Russian, Sergei Fedchenko. It is the first time Marquez has fought since, in my mind, he defeated Manny Pacquaio last year but was denied the decision by the judges. We will actually call that fight from Vegas after the fights at Mandalay have been completed. Its my first time working with Brian Kenney, former longtime studio host of the Friday Night Fights who has now moved on to Major League Baseball Network. Former world champ Raul Marquez is the third man on our broadcast team. The fights, promoted by Top Rank, will be distributed by HBO........I really love the feeling surrounding the Dodgers this year. I think they might have enough to take the division. As for the Angels, they might be a monster in waiting. I expect them to win the American League pennant
