Harry Mayes joins us for Mays Monday before we turn to Dawn’s night at the Ed Sheeran concert at Lincoln Financial Field. We cover the protests outside the stadium, Macklemore’s removal from the tour, other performers leaving, Sheeran performing largely alone and the remarks he delivers about October 7, Gaza, the West Bank, free speech and sharing a space with people who disagree.
We stay with Ed Sheeran as Dawn gives more firsthand detail from inside the Linc. The crew parses what Sheeran says, what he does not say, how the crowd reacts and why the controversy hangs over the performance. The discussion also separates the promoter’s decision involving Macklemore from Sheeran’s own public remarks and the choices other performers make.
Then comes one of the morning’s strangest stories: Kimberly Moore’s family says they arrive at a Detroit viewing and find another woman in Moore’s clothes and wig, while the family says Moore had been cremated by mistake. “Where’s my mama?” becomes the unforgettable line as we discuss the funeral home’s response, the police inquiry and potential liability. We follow that with a Hermosa Beach homeowner who says an Airbnb guest pays for 48 days and then refuses to leave.
Patrick Clancy’s 60 Minutes interview drives the final stretch of the hour. We discuss his grief, his remarriage to Dr. Rachel Danis, the social-media theories aimed at him, his decision to forgive Lindsay Clancy and what he says about the psychiatric care she received before the deaths of their three children. We also debate the mistrial, the prosecution’s position and how the interview handles claims that spread far outside the courtroom.
Sep 21, 2026
