In the end, Kevin Keitzman got what he wanted.
Sure, he’ll issue explanations. He might even offer an apology. Given enough pressure and full-throated responses, he might even retract his statements or step aside for a moment or two. Not to worry: he will return (or someone equally as two-dimensional will rise up in his place).
Despite any rebuttals that sound contrary to this, Keitzman, a host on 810 WHB, became what he wanted to be most: a lightning rod. He got his 15 minutes, his shining moment, his name in (digital) lights. A talking head seeks one thing—attention—and we’re still giving it to him.