Jeff continues the conversation about the man driving a car through a crowded street in New Orleans as well as discussing the Cybertruck exploding outside of a Trump-owned hotel.

Jeff continues the conversation about the man driving a car through a crowded street in New Orleans as well as discussing the Cybertruck exploding outside of a Trump-owned hotel.

The Chris Krok Show is heard every weekday evening, 8:00 – 12:00 on WBAP NewsTalk 820. Passion is the one word that sums up the Chris Krok Show. That’s what sets him apart from others… his energy and his passion. Krok is all about his family and his strong middle class values.. and his faith. He loves talking about how his dad was a cop and his mom was a nurse. The show’s about life… sometimes you’re angry at something that’s happened in the news… sometimes you’re sad. Other times you’re laughing out loud. No one is more passionate for local issues than Krok. And he proudly pulls back the curtain to talk about his wife, kids and pets. Krok has been a guest on cable TV news shows, like Bill O’Reilly and Lou Dobbs. He also does regular editorials on WFAA-TV Channel 8 ABC. In 2011, Krok was honored as one of the 100 most important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America, by being added to “Talkers” magazine’s “Heavy Hundred” list, ranking him among the biggest Talk Radio Stars in the U.S. “Radio and Records” named Krok as one of the “Ten Up and Coming Talents to Watch” in 2009. “Talkers” magazine named him as one of the 250 most important Talk Show Hosts in 2007. Call in to The Chris Krok Show: 800-288-WBAP (9227)

The Chris Krok Show is heard every weekday evening, 8:00 &ndash; 12:00 on WBAP NewsTalk 820. Passion is the one word that sums up the Chris Krok Show. That&rsquo;s what sets him apart from others&hellip; his energy and his passion. Krok is all about his family and his strong middle class values.. and his faith. He loves talking about how his dad was a cop and his mom was a nurse. The show&rsquo;s about life&hellip; sometimes you&rsquo;re angry at something that&rsquo;s happened in the news&hellip; sometimes you&rsquo;re sad. Other times you&rsquo;re laughing out loud. No one is more passionate for local issues than Krok. And he proudly pulls back the curtain to talk about his wife, kids and pets. Krok has been a guest on cable TV news shows, like Bill O&rsquo;Reilly and Lou Dobbs. He also does regular editorials on WFAA-TV Channel 8 ABC. In 2011, Krok was honored as one of the 100 most important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America, by being added to &ldquo;Talkers&rdquo; magazine&rsquo;s &ldquo;Heavy Hundred&rdquo; list, ranking him among the biggest Talk Radio Stars in the U.S. &ldquo;Radio and Records&rdquo; named Krok as one of the &ldquo;Ten Up and Coming Talents to Watch&rdquo; in 2009. &ldquo;Talkers&rdquo; magazine named him as one of the 250 most important Talk Show Hosts in 2007. Call in to The Chris Krok Show: 800-288-WBAP (9227)

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Continued coverage of the tragedy in New Orleans

A few hours into the new year, one Florida driver filmed a fellow driver with their phone propped up on their steering wheel fully engrossed in the cinema. To add insult to injury, the movie connoisseur flipped off the witness once he saw he was busted. Have you ever shared the road with someone who was distracted by something more exotic than texting?

A few hours into the new year, one Florida driver filmed a fellow driver with their phone propped up on their steering wheel fully engrossed in the cinema. To add insult to injury, the movie connoisseur flipped off the witness once he saw he was busted. Have you ever shared the road with someone who was distracted by something more exotic than texting?

Florida Man Caught Driving While Watching Movie on Phone

Before Thursday's Sugar Bowl, Allstate's CEO released a statement proclaiming that we need to be more accepting of those who may differ from us. Yes, we could've prevented the Nola terrorist attack if we'd been nicer to the terrorist... Also out of touch was ESPN, who decided to not broadcast Georgia and Notre Dame fans at the Caesars Superdome chanting "USA" in an act of unity. Is hating America good for business?

Before Thursday's Sugar Bowl, Allstate's CEO released a statement proclaiming that we need to be more accepting of those who may differ from us. Yes, we could've prevented the Nola terrorist attack if we'd been nicer to the terrorist... Also out of touch was ESPN, who decided to not broadcast Georgia and Notre Dame fans at the Caesars Superdome chanting "USA" in an act of unity. Is hating America good for business?

Why Do These American Companies Hate America?

North Texas is potentially facing freezing conditions late this weekend. Tune in to hear Jim share how to protect your pipes and other appliances from the cold, and also tune into Texas Home Improvement every Satursday from noon to 2pm on WBAP. 

North Texas is potentially facing freezing conditions late this weekend. Tune in to hear Jim share how to protect your pipes and other appliances from the cold, and also tune into Texas Home Improvement every Satursday from noon to 2pm on WBAP.&nbsp;

Continued coverage of the tragedy in New Orleans

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