If Mitch had any sense, his lineup would look like this:

Mully and Hanley 6-9
Murph and Fred 9-12
Larry and friends 12-2 Larry could win against Tirico and his merry go around of bad.
B & B 2-6 Even thought I would like to see them split up. But that is a topic for another thread.
6-10 The Bench- ZZ, Jason, who I think is improving with every show, and Drinky's four hour "above it all fest"

[url]This makes far too much sense [/url]for Mitch to even consider.

I am in the urination, puking, drunk, yelling zone.

I once jerked in a chicken truck, so I have that going for me.

If Mitch had any sense, his lineup would look like this:

Mully and Hanley 6-9
Murph and Fred 9-12
Larry and friends 12-2 Larry could win against Tirico and his merry go around of bad.
B & B 2-6 Even thought I would like to see them split up. But that is a topic for another thread.
6-10 The Bench- ZZ, Jason, who I think is improving with every show, and Drinky's four hour "above it all fest"

This makes far too much sense for Mitch to even consider.

If Murph and Fred were so hot, why were they split up?

I've read somewhere that this is an unrated period and all regular daytime personalities take vacations.

Yes it is.

When this is all over, which is not going to be for a while, Trump will be re-elected President.

That's why Pappy said "September". It makes sense.

I still think, like many others, that he is going to be buying his own time on a station.

I bet he could sell enough advertising doing that then even the Score's $1.5M.

I looked into advertising for my company about a year ago and the peak hour (drive-time) rates were about $300-$325 per minute from 6am-7pm.

lets say you have 15 minutes of commercials per hour (probably a real conservative number) X $300 = $4,500 per hour X 4 hours = $18,000 per day X 200 Work Days = $3,600,000.

Now, if he was to give a 50% discount in relation to The Score's rates, he would make about $1,800,000. Then if you take a $100K out for production/help costs, $1,700,000 is left, and then the only subtraction would be his airtime charge, which is probably about $500K-$1M, I would guess (anyone help on this?). $1.8M - $1M = $800K (most conservative estimate).

So, low-end he books $800K, High end he books $2.5M.

And that is if he chooses to undercut the Score's ad rate.

So, low-end he books $800K, High end he books $2.5M.

And that is if he chooses to undercut the Score's ad rate.

Malpractice premiums for doctors are high. For other professions like lawyers and real estate agents, even though you are dealing with multi-million dollar transactions, MP for 1-2M of coverage is only about $200-250/mo.