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Kevin Kietzman Has Issues
Kevin Kietzman
”Kevin Kietzman Has Issues” is filled with sports and political commentary hosted by the award winning and nationally acclaimed talk show host for which the show is named. Kevin regularly has guests that include athletes, politicians, broadcasters and more. If you’re exhausted by group think , corporate speech and political correctness ... hit the play button for a pick me up!
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False55% confidence4 sourcesSep 17, 2026The Lofts at 1700 in Manhattan are priced starting at 200,000 dollars.Said by AThe claim matches the post's own advertising line, so the extraction is faithful. The listing sources from around the claim date show the lowest for-sale price at The Lofts at 1700 as $249,900, with estimated 2-bedroom values starting near $231,633, not $200,000. The sources do not show any unit priced at $200,000, though none is a formal price-floor statement and the advertised figure may be promotional.False60% confidence6 sourcesSep 17, 2026Democrats are planning to cheat at elections.Said by AThe claim that Democrats are planning to cheat at elections is contradicted by authoritative fact-checking: FactCheck.org calls Trump's similar allegation baseless and says opposing voter ID legislation does not mean Democrats want to cheat, and NPR found no evidence of party-wide fraud planning. The only kernel is the NYT-reported Alaska decoy-candidate effort tied to Peltola's campaign, which is one campaign, not the party. The extraction also narrows the post, which said both parties, and the sources do not show the post's 'both parties' claim either.Mixed50% confidence7 sourcesSep 17, 2026Siddharth Jhawar has been in the United States illegally for 21 years.Said by AThe man is Siddharth Jawahar (the claim's spelling 'Jhawar' is a minor variant). Sources conflict on how long he has been in the US illegally: Economic Times says he has lacked legal status since 2005 and NZ Herald says more than 20 years, which fits 21 years, but DHS says he lawfully entered several times until January 2010 and then overstayed, which would mean about 16 years. The DOJ, as quoted by Galvnews, says he resided illegally without saying when he arrived.Mixed75% confidence8 sourcesSep 17, 2026Kenny Dillingham is the 38-year-old coach of Arizona State.Said by 2BDillingham is supported as Arizona State's head coach as of 2026-09-17, but the 38-year-old age is contradicted: sources give his birth date as April 28, 1990 (36 in September 2026), and an October 2026 preview lists him at 36. The extraction is faithful to the post, which also says 38-year-old.True60% confidence4 sourcesSep 17, 2026KCMO Talk Radio held an America 250 event at Boulevard Brewing in Kansas City on Wednesday.Said by AMultiple sources confirm KCMO Talk Radio hosted an America 250 event in Kansas City on Wednesday evening (September 16, 2026), and the claim's core holds. None of the excerpts names Boulevard Brewing as the venue, so that detail is unconfirmed, but no source contradicts it. The sources are mostly affiliated with the station, which limits confidence.True75% confidence4 sourcesSep 17, 2026Guy Benson hosts a two-hour radio show each afternoon on KCMO Talk Radio through Fox News Radio.Said by AAs of 2026-09-17, Guy Benson's afternoon show aired on KCMO Talk Radio from 2 to 4 pm on weekdays, two hours, and was distributed nationally through Fox News Radio. The Fox News Radio listing describes the show as three hours (3-6pm ET), which is the national feed rather than the KCMO carriage the post describes.True85% confidence3 sourcesSep 17, 2026Miranda Khan began hosting a show on KCMO Talk Radio from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.Said by ACumulus Media's own press release (September 14, 2026) and a TALKERS magazine item both report that Miranda Khan became host of a new weekday talk show, 'Miranda's Right', on KCMO Talk Radio 95.7 FM from 4:00 to 7:00 PM, starting that day. The claimant's post, saying she 'just started this week' and is 'on now from four to seven', matches this, and the KCMO station page also lists her 4-7 PM weekday slot.True90% confidence6 sourcesSep 17, 2026A person involved in a Ponzi scheme that targeted Travis Kelce was sentenced to 11 years in prison.Multiple tier1 sources (AP, Reuters) and tier2 NBC report that Siddharth Jawahar, who ran the Swiftarc Capital Ponzi scheme, was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison and that prosecutors named Travis Kelce among the victims. The claim's core (a Ponzi scheme victimizing Kelce and an 11-year sentence for the perpetrator) is supported; the post's claim matches the sources, and the sentencing (Sept 15, 2026) predates the post.True60% confidence9 sourcesSep 17, 2026The Guy Benson show is cutting out its last hour to make room for a local show from four to seven.A 2026-09-14 article reports that KCMO (Kansas City) is cutting the final hour of The Guy Benson Show to make room for a local Miranda Khan show from 4 to 7 p.m., which matches the claim as of its 2026-09-17 posting. Only one unrated outlet directly reports the change, and the claimant's own passage is not counted as evidence.True90% confidence2 sourcesSep 17, 2026Siddharth Jhawar pleaded guilty to a $35 million Ponzi scheme.Said by AReuters and AP, both tier1 and published 2026-09-16, report that Siddharth Jawahar (spelled 'Jhawar' in the claim) pleaded guilty in January to wire fraud over a Swiftarc Capital scheme that took in more than $35 million from investors, and was sentenced to 11 years. The claim's spelling differs from the sources but refers to the same person, and the sources describe the scheme as a Ponzi scheme.True95% confidence5 sourcesSep 17, 2026Siddharth Jhawar was sentenced to 11 years in prison for a Ponzi scheme.Said by AMultiple tier1 sources, including the U.S. Attorney's Office (via DOJ), AP and Reuters, report that Siddharth Jawahar (spelled 'Jhawar' in the post) was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison for a Ponzi scheme run through Swiftarc Capital LLC. The sentencing occurred September 15, 2026, before the post. The post's detail about St. Genevieve County Jail is not addressed by the sources but does not contradict the core claim.True80% confidence8 sourcesSep 17, 2026Siddharth Jhawar paid $10,000 to Axiom Strategies to obtain letters of support for his sentencing.Said by AMultiple outlets report that a $10,000 agreement between Siddharth Jawahar and Axiom Strategies, filed with the court by prosecutors, called for the firm to obtain favorable coverage and support letters for his sentencing. The sources spell the name Jawahar rather than Jhawar, but they describe the same defendant, so this is a spelling variant rather than a different referent.