Clifton Darnell

@Super70sSports This is not the face mask that can be easily explained…

This is not the face mask of a running back who is planning to go around you.

@AdamCarollaShow Earlier this week talking of people with same first name & last name @adamcarolla should have referenced legendary Bradford H. Bradford the 39 year old college student & Pabst drinker. They have an affidavit on file that he chose Blatz in the taste test.

Monster ruling: Supreme Court rules 6-3 that racially gerrymandered Congressional districts are unconstitutional. Wipe them all out, states. Today. Do it.

Name a third baseman from the 70s or 80s. The first guy who pops in your head. I’ll start:

@BarackObama Do you think all of your Race Hustling helps this country through the rough patches??

Hope isn’t blind optimism — it arises in the face of uncertainty. If you look at our history, we’ve gone through some rough patches. But we tend to come out on the other side of them stronger than before.

@Super70sSports No. Too much clothing.

Is that Grand Funk Railroad?

What’s the best one-liner in movie history?

This Artemis II mission is cool and all, but I’d just like to point out that in the 70s we had a motherfucker up there ripping 6-irons.

I’m about to provide you quite possibly the highlight of your day. Now, if you’ll excuse me … Lynda Carter break.

This photo could’ve literally been taken at any time between 1972 and this morning …

@Super70sSports Joe blew out a knee on Brady Backyard Turf…

After the third or fourth time Joe Namath asked how old Marcia and Jan were, everyone on the set got just a little uncomfortable.

@MarioNawfal Wow, seems like more trouble in The Middle East.

🇮🇱 Israeli men were arrested trying to smuggle goats into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound for a Passover sacrifice. Police intercepted them before they reached the site. This happens almost every year. Extremist groups crowdfund bounties for anyone who attempts it. Bigger payout if you're arrested with a goat. Massive payout if you actually perform the sacrifice. The Temple Mount is the most sensitive piece of land in the Middle East. Minor provocations there have sparked wars. The Israeli government, the Chief Rabbinate, and security services all oppose these stunts because they know what could happen. With Iran still firing missiles and Lebanon under occupation, the last thing anyone needs is a religious flashpoint at Al-Aqsa. Source: Al Jazeera

@fasc1nate Burning those lung 🫁 darts 🚬 in a submarine!!

Jacques Cousteau and his crew in a submersible during the Conshelf Two expedition, 1963. Look at more amazing historical photos: bit.ly/44OpIzi

@Super70sSports Long Duc Dong is in the Bad Driving HOF

Tiger Woods has now officially secured his position on my personal Mount Rushmore of terrible drivers alongside SpongeBob, Mr. Bean, and Toonces. Legendary.

@grey4626 Embarrassing bad take with all the cringe flowery language to boot.

The clip isn't Kent destroying Levin...it's the precise, surgical moment a once-promising operator executed his own reputation with the cold finality of a misfired Hellfire. Mark Levin didn't bolt to commercial because he was owned. He did it because the man sitting across from him...former Green Beret, ex-NCTC Director, self-proclaimed insider...had just crossed the wire into unhinged territory, openly declaring that the real imminent threat wasn't the mullahs racing toward breakout capacity, their proxy armies bloodied across the region, or the ideology that has killed Americans for decades. No. According to Joe Kent, the dagger at America's throat was coming from Israel. Let that land. A senior American intelligence principal, fresh off resigning in theatrical protest, looked a national audience in the eye and reframed our closest operational ally in the Middle East...the only democracy in the region conducting the kind of relentless, precise strikes that keep Iranian nightmares in check...as the aggressor. Not a policy disagreement. Not a tactical caution. An imminent threat from the Israelis. This isn't bold truth-telling. This is psychological fracture dressed in veteran gravitas. Kent's arc is textbook for the disillusioned operator who watched his influence evaporate: sidelined for months on suspected leaks...FBI probe predating the resignation, per multiple reporting streams...cut from the President's briefings, then choosing public self-immolation over quiet dissent. The psyche here is lethal in its predictability...cognitive dissonance on steroids. Unable to reconcile his own operational irrelevance with the administration's decision to act on intelligence he now dismisses as false, he projects the betrayal outward. Israel becomes the scapegoat. The lobby the puppet-master. Classic deflection: when your access dies, manufacture a conspiracy to explain why the mission moved on without you. From a pure military-intelligence standpoint, this is catastrophic tradecraft. You do not, under any circumstances, burn the principal's decision-making process in real time on air. You do not rewrite the threat picture to fit a narrative that echoes every adversarial information op from Tehran to Moscow. Kent knows the mosaic: Iran's nuclear latency, its ballistic program, Hezbollah's arsenal, the Houthis choking sea lanes. He briefed enough to understand escalation ladders. Yet here he is, live, elevating a partner nation's preemptive posture...precisely the kind of decisive action special operators once respected...into some dark Israeli threat fantasy. Levin's pivot to music and break? Not panic. Discipline. Radio is a weapon platform; you don't let the guest veer into territory that risks operational compromise or audience radicalization. Kent wasn't winning an argument...he was detonating his remaining credibility in 1:48 of slow-motion collapse. The man who ran for Congress twice on a warrior's record, who positioned himself as Trump's loyal counterterrorism blade, just proved why he was rightly benched: loyalty is conditional, judgment is flexible, and when the mirror shows personal failure, the reflex is to torch the alliance that actually delivers results. This wasn't exposure. It was self-exposure. A Green Beret who forgot the first rule of the long war: you serve the mission, not the myth that preserves your ego when the mission leaves you behind. Kent didn't destroy Levin. He euthanized whatever was left of his own legend...with surgical precision, on live mic, for the world to watch. And the silence after the music hit? That's the sound of a reputation flatlining. No revival. No heroic return. Just the quiet, lethal verdict of men who still understand the difference between principle and pathology. 🗡️💀⚖️🗡️

This is also what I thought driving a car would feel like in 1977 …

@adamcarolla He’s going with the low leg cross in that video.

Close your eyes and picture Hunter Biden. They are the same guy. Confident, tone deaf and dumb

@Super70sSports No room in that film budget for capital letters.

I’ve always said Shawshank Redemption is the most satisfying movie ending ever. Perhaps I’ve been wrong …

@f_1man @Super70sSports $8 for general admission up to $25 for ringside

@Cliff8Darnell @Super70sSports How much to get in, $10?

If you can watch this and not conclude 1985 was fucking awesome, I can’t help you …