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Co-host of the Boomer and Gio show, Gregg Giannotti, isn't buying the new news that the inaugural episode of Kylie Kelce's 'Not Gonna Lie' podcast topped longtime No. 1 leader Joe Rogan on Spotify. Giannotti did his show on WFAN Radio and said: "If you look at any of the Joe Rogan YouTube numbers and compare that to whatever the Kelces are doing, come on... Kylie Kelce has a more listened to podcast than Joe Rogan? Joe Rogan essentially influenced the election in some way. I didn't even know [Kylie] had a podcast." Kelce, who is the wife of Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason, partnered with Wave Sports + Entertainment to drop a tease for the show on November 22. The two-minute sample was a preview for the first episode, which aired on December 5. The show, sponsored by Dunkin' Donuts, appears at the top of the Spotify and Apple podcast charts . Kylie Kelce hits back at cursing criticism Jason Kelce and wife Kylie show up to support Team USA at Paris Olympics On Spotify, Kelce holds the top over Rogan's Joe Rogan Experience, Hallie Batchelder's Extra Dirty podcast, and The Shawn Ryan Show. On Apple, Kelce surpassed the second place in The Daily from the New York Times, Rogan in third place, and NBC News' Datele Deadly Mirage show. While the two podcast powerhouse platforms have Kelce at the top of the charts, the YouTube stats tell a different story. She received 629k views on her inaugural episode, while Rogan's episode, which dropped on the same day, received 1.1 million views in the same duration. Get it straight from the source. Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, coming soon to YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms. pic.twitter.com/TxWmt3JvQ9 — Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce (@nglwithkylie) November 25, 2024 According to data collected across several Spotify tweets and press releases, their top 200 podcast chart list is determined by a mix of overall followers and recent unique listeners. Each listener would be deemed new for a brand new show with one episode, with the platform also factoring in competition, rate, engagement, and more. Apple's podcast algorithm remains a secret but is also determined by several factors, including subscriptions, listens, and audience growth. Kelce has yet to respond to the news of her dethroning. Rogan remains private about her life and uses social media sporadically. Kelce's star power grew once Jason's superstar Kansas City Chiefs tight-end brother Travis entered a high-profile relationship with megastar Taylor Swift , who just wrapped one of the most successful music tours ever. DON'T MISS Kylie Kelce responds to young fan wearing 'Taylor Swift's boyfriend' jersey Margate City Mayor publicly apologizes to Jason and Kylie Kelce over furious fan Kylie Kelce defended by Jason after Harrison Butker comments used against him Initially aiming to blend in the background, Kelce has used her voice throughout the last NFL season to promote her with the Eagles Autism Foundation and be a light for women's rights. After Chiefs' kicker Harrison Butker's speech about a woman's role in society, she spoke out in favor of her opinion . She said: "If anyone does not align with those views in that graduating class, they know that they have just achieved something that no one can take away from them. Their education will stick with them for the rest of their lives. I hope they were appropriately celebrated if that was not their view. "And if it was and they’re looking forward to making a family and being a stay-at-home mom, then more power to them. I think that as women we should support each other in our choices and making sure that we feel as though we can do whatever we would like to do."Georgia's Dasha Vidmanova, Columbia's Michael Zheng win NCAA singles titles
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The Philadelphia Eagles won their ninth straight game in Week 14 with a 22-16 victory over the Carolina Panthers, but their reaction after the victory wasn't one you'd typically expect from a winning team. The result was rumors flaring up once again that suggested there was beef between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown. While the Eagles beat the Panthers, Hurts only threw for 108 yards on the day. Brown led the way with four receptions for 43 yards, but he wasn't targeted until late in the second quarter, and he got open for several big plays that Hurts ultimately was unable to connect with him on. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Thanks for the feedback.
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The National Defense Authorization Act passed 281-140 through the House on Wednesday despite members from both parties breaking with their ranks over certain provisions or lack thereof in the $895.2 billion bill. Most Republicans voted for the legislation, with 16 GOP lawmakers voting against it. Democrats helped move the needle with 81 voting "yes" and 124 voting "no." The NDAA, which was released over the weekend by congressional leaders, includes several GOP priorities such as banning transgender medical treatments for minors and limiting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in the military. The 1,800-page annual defense policy bill also includes a significant pay increase, 4.5% for all service members, with the most junior enlisted members receiving an extra 10% on top of it. MEET THE NEW CONGRESS: THE HOUSE AND SENATE FRESHMEN ELECTED TO SERVE NEXT YEAR Johnson framed the inclusion of the provisions as key wins for Republicans as he sought to unify his conference behind the legislation without relying on Democratic votes. “We spent a lot of time and effort working on it, because our servicemembers and their families deserve our best efforts. That's why we made the landmark investments in their quality of life, as you heard, with a 14.5% pay raise for junior service members,” Johnson said during a press conference on Tuesday. “We banned TRICARE from prescribing treatments that would ultimately sterilize our kids, and we gutted the DEI bureaucracy.” However, the measures were not enough to convince some Republican members to back the annual defense policy bill when it came to the floor on Wednesday. Many hardline conservatives, who voted against the procedural rule to bring bills to the floor many times this Congress, did opt to vote in favor on Tuesday around, however. "There's a lot of things that I don't love about it, but that's okay, like, it's a process working, so we'll move the rule," Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) said to the Washington Examiner ahead of the rule vote. "But, you know, it's probably not in a position that I can support the bill, but the process has to move forward." Roy ultimately did not vote for the NDAA Wednesday. Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) had expressed concern on Tuesday that the legislation contained no offsets within its text when asked by the Washington Examiner if he would support the NDAA, citing the nation’s more than $40 trillion in national debt. The concerns carried over to the floor with a "no" vote. “The election was about starting over, was about getting this country on a financial footing. It just has no offsets,” Norman said. JEFF HURD, COLORADO’S ‘ACCIDENTAL POLITICIAN’ WHO IS TAKING OVER BOEBERT’S OLD HOUSE SEAT Still, other members of the House Freedom Caucus celebrated the provisions included in the the bill, with House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris (R-MD) telling the Washington Examiner Tuesday that while he doesn’t vote for all NDAA’s, he does intend to vote for this one. “The transgender policy is very, very important, and I think it’s a major step foward,” Harris said. “So, I’m fully supportive of it.” Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL), another member of the Freedom Caucus, said that while the NDAA had some flaws there was a “lot of good things” in the legislation. “It may not be perfect, but we can’t let that be the enemy of good. But for the most part, most of my friends, even my House Freedom Caucus friends, they seem to like it,” Moore said. But the measures also undercut support from some Democratic lawmakers, who accused Republicans of tucking in partisan policies in the must-pass spending bill that historically gains bipartisan support. Democrats on the Rules Committee sought Monday to attach an amendment on the NDAA to strike the section of the bill that blocked TRICARE from covering “treatment of gender dysphoria that could result in sterilization for a child under the age of 18,” but were unsuccessful. Rep. Sara Jacobs (D-CA) said to the Washington Examiner that she thinks there is a “lot of concern” within the Democratic caucus about the “gender-affirming care language” in the NDAA bill text. “I think it's going to really hurt retention of service members when we’re already having a recruitment and retention crisis,” Jacobs said. YASSAMIN ANSARI WILL LEAD DEMOCRATIC FRESHMAN CLASS WITH GLOBAL AND LOCAL POLITICAL EXPERIENCE Democrats are also pushing against the package because it will not expand access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) for active duty members and their families — despite the House showing a bipartisan interest in expanding IVF coverage. “I think many of us are disappointed that the IVF provisions didn’t get into the final text,” Jacobs said. “We were able to pass it by a voice vote through the House that had broad, bipartisan support for it.” “Congressional members and federal employees will have coverage of IVF, and it only makes sense that our service members should have the same thing,” Jacobs added. The legislation now heads to the Senate where it will receive a floor vote later this month. Cami Mondeaux, Annabella Rosciglione, and Jack Birle contributed to this report.NoneGuggenheim Cuts Shoals Technologies Group (NASDAQ:SHLS) Price Target to $7.00
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