Team USA, Bronny James, & Wright All Along

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we missed a lot. There was some very very significant, obviously national non sports news with the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, that which actually coincide coincided almost to the minute with some very significant personal news. So we will wage our way through that about thirty minutes from now. But before we do that, there's a lot to get to and I want to stay focused on the sports stuff that we missed, So let's get right into the show.

Here's what missed the cut Patrick Beverly considering an allegedly historic deal in Europe. Let's show. The tweet is Pat Bev gonna have the podcast translated to Russian or the reporters covering him there gonna get a pass. That's from May third, and it is looking Demond's a like a classic two. I will see, we'll see. But the Bamani used to always say, listen to me now, believe me later on that this the Pat Bev thing, seems to be one of those categories. Kelsey and Mahomes go on

a double date. By the way, shout out to my friend Patrick expecting child number three. It also has been brought to my attention because the kids are named Silvers or Sterling and Bronze, But I think that they're I could be wrong on this. The Dogs of the family I think are named platinum and gold or something along those lines. So I'm not sure what precious metals mahomes is gonna have left for baby number three, but I'm

very excited for that. And shout out to him and his wonderful wife Brittany on the pending arrival of a new family member. And Nick Chubb out here squatting five hundred and forty pounds shortly after less than a year after suffering one of the most gruesome knee injuries you've ever seen. That guy is just an unbelievable physical freak. Shout out to him, and hopefully he's back fully healthy this year. But oh, steel and silver are the dog names,

and sterling and bronze. Okay, so gold and platinum are available. Okay, that's great. Thank you for the wonderful producers, and thank you to the people in the chat who are pointing out there who were here early excited for us to get on the air. But demonse, let's get to a team. USA had some exhibition games while we were going one against Australia yesterday update.

level that this team is. And now the rest of the world has gotten so much better. You're not to beat you know, it's no beating in Gola by sixty points. I understand that. But this team I think is unbeatable. And if you people say, oh, well, that hasn't been the game man we lost since the Dream Team, there has been one year we did not win the goal.

Since then, we have won I think twenty eight consecutive games that that mattered, or I'm sorry we were twenty eight to one in games that matter because we did lose an early round game in the non knockout stage last year, and we win all these games by double digits. What happened in the Australia game is they were up twenty four in an exhibition game in the second half

and stop paying attention. So I so this is the there and the Serbia tomorrow is kind of a bummer because Serbia plays tonight against Australia, so there's a chance that Jokic doesn't play in the Serbia game. But if you look at the against the US. But if you look at these rosters, yes, Canada has Shay, and Greece has Giannis, and Serbia has Jokic, but none of these teams have a second player that would make the Team USA roster. And we have answers for everything the other

team's going to try to do. So I am not concerned in the least.

and he might be correct. There is an argument to be made that the roster construction should be eight stars and four Derek White types, guys who are gonna find if they don't play.

guy who doesn't need shots and can just offend. So if I were the one putting the foster together, the guys who probably would have been most the guys who were on the initial roster that I would have said, I'm not sure if we need them are Devin Booker, Kawhi, and that really might be it, and I might have replaced them with just more specialists, if you will. And again, Devin Booker. That is not a knock on Devin Booker, but when you have Durant and now you can argue

Bookers better than Durant. At this point you really can't argue that Booker played really well against Australia. But I do think there is a if Booker's better than Durant, it's close enough that the that the legacy part of it, and you wanted to have the old guys together. I'm

fine with that. And if you the point I'm making is there are your concern is are there going to be guys on the team who are upset if they're not getting shots and not getting minutes because they're stars, and would those roles be better filled with guys who are just thrilled to be there and can do one thing really well. With all that said, it absolutely will not matter and Team USA is going to roll everyone.

There is not a Argentina or a Spain or a France team from ten to twenty years ago where those teams had been playing together and been crushing together for a long time on this team in this field. So I'm actually, I'm actually good with it. One more Team USA follow up, Demanse No about the starting five.

that you mentioned Kerrs talking about benching Embiid. There's a chance that Anthony Davis could be the better option as far as switchability, playing you know what I mean, playing a perimeter defensively, Embiid actually is the better option as far as spread, you know, playing a five out style, because he is a far better perimeter shooter than a d But the starting five that Kerr went with is

the exact starting five Wade Davis Embiid. Anthony Davis hasn't been a good perimeter shooter since the bubble, and he doesn't really shoot threes anymore. Embiid, on the other hands, probably the best jump shooting big man certainly of the last thirty years, and maybe ever he might just be flatly the best jump shooting big man ever. But that's the other reason. Like you have embid Ad and Bam

as center options. It's just a well built team. And so the only question or concern that you're gonna have is when the games really matter, it is you know, is Haliburton or Booker or I mean those are Bam gonna be upset if they're not getting minutes. Derek White's not gonna be upset. He's not getting minutes. He's happy to be there, all right.

And I don't feel that that is exactly right. And I honestly have felt that the coverage of this has been again I've even been to be fair, I was out of the and I wasn't following it, you know, day by day. So I don't know if it's right to say the coverage of it has been lacking. But the initial coverage that I saw was a little to me unintentionally misleading because I don't look at this purely

as sorry, my computer just restarted. I don't look at this purely as Jalen Brunson taking a team friendly discount. I look at it as Jalen Brunson hedging against catastrophic outcomes while maintaining ultimate long term upside. So to be clear, Brunson took five I'm sorry, four one p fifty seven in a year he would have been eligible for five to seventy, so one hundred and thirteen million dollar delta

there with an additional contract year on it. It was to me presented a bit as if he had the five to seventy available now and instead took four for one point fifty seven. And that is flatly not. That is not what has happened here, So why does that matter. I don't view it purely as taking a discount if the contract we're talking about is not actually available to you until you play another year of basketball. And the reason that that is relevant is because we have seen

so many times guys get get injured. Well I shouldn't say so many times. It's the one instance everyone kind of thinks of, which is what happened with Isaiah Thomas. Isaiah Thomas played one you know, was getting ready to get a max, suffered a hip injury and never got

any of that money, never got any of it. And by taking this deal here, Jalen locks in four for one point fifty seven, which by the way, after three years of he can opt out of if he's still a star, and then sign that massive five for four hundred people have talked about and be an eighty million dollar a year player, which is unbelievable million bucks a game, but hedges against a catastrophic outcome or an injury, which for a player of his size who hasn't yet made

huge money, it's made great money. Huge money is super valuable.

that team those in one hand. In the other hand was lock in right now four for one sixty while making it giving the Knicks a little more flexibility, but critically also keep being able to attain maximum money if you awesome for the next four years when you sign your next deal. So of all the ranges of outcomes, right, if we were to again, I know this is a little convoluted, but I think this is the right way

to look at it. If you're looking at it almost on a line, there is worst possible outcome, right, which is he gets hurt terribly this year and none of that money's there. That's the worst outcome, and that's now removed entirely. That the next if we just go from worst to best, the next outcome is he signs this deal, but what and is excellent this year and could have signed the five for two seventy, but deprived himself of that opportunity, And the next time he's available for free agency,

big money is not available to him. That is now possible. The next outcome is would have been on the range of outcomes, is awesome this year, signs the five for two seventy, doesn't get another big contract in five years, and he's locked into seventy. That's a little better than the one I just said. The very best outcome is signs this deal is awesome throughout and then signs one of the biggest deals in league history in four years. That's where you make the most money possible of any

of me. Kind of what he did by doing this was remove the worst outcome possible entirely and remove the second best outcome, locking in a median outcome and still keeping the upside of the best possible outcome. So if this were if this were deal or no deal, maybe

I should have done it like this. It would be as if on the on the board left is ten dollars one hundred thousand, a quarter of a million and a million, and what they are saying is, hey, we will allow you to remove the ten dollars suitcase, but you also have to give us the quarter of a millionar suitcase. Think about it like that. I just realized it. This is exactly how I should have described it. You're

playing deal or no deal. There's four suitcases left, and by the way, you're never going to be allowed to take the deal. You're just gonna have to open suitcases. And what is on the board is ten dollars one hundred thousand, two hundred and fifty thousand and a million, and they are saying to you, you can get rid of the ten dollars one, but we are also taking

away the two hundred and fifty thousand dollars one. So the ultimate goal will still be available to you and you remove all the significant downside, but you're trading in order to do that, you are trading out a really the second best possible outcome here quarter of a million bucks Jailen bruns And by the way, is an added bonus. It's gonna help you know your team. That's what jail Brunton did. So it is a great move for the Knicks.

I think it is a smart move for him. But presenting it as if it were purely taking a lesser deal when the bigger deal would not be available for another year, I think misses some important context to the situation. That's all. I hope that made sense to people. All right, Demonse, Let's.

this weekend in Summer League. That is brutal. Uh So, I sorry, I only laughed because Daniel just chimed in into my ear for the first time all show. Just so brutal, just sounding press fall, and it's not funny. It was just I just didn't expect to hear from so I. It's not perfect. But by the way, the Celtics big is out for the beginning of the season and then we'll see. So there's right now, there's no perfect rosters out there built. I do really like what

Okac is built, and they got Hartenstein. But I think the knick sture in great shape. They're in the best shape they've been in in thirty years at least. All right.

and that's understandable. There's a lot of scrutiny on a kid who was the fifty to fifth pick. So any idea that Bronni was going to no matter what he did at summer League. Any idea that Bronni was going to be a real contributor to the Lakers this year, I thought was foolish to begin with. I think that these I think these next two years are development as is for a lot of second round picks. And you see, I think he's handling it well. And I think that Listen,

basketball will be a cruel game. If you literally miss every three you take, and that's going to be a majority of the shots you take, it it's going to look awful and right now, that's how it is. And so the I also thought winning the Call of Duty thing was actually a bummer because it just leads to people on the internet. It leads to an easy meme, you know what I mean of the internet sayings focused on the wrong stuff.

and probably too harsh. Not an NBA player right now, that's accurate, and I think every again, this is the point that I hope people understand. If the guy was ready to be an NBA contributor this season, a team would have spent a first round pick on it. They would not have cared that about what Rich Paul and Clutch and those guys are sayings like, no, if this

guy can help our team right now. But the vet the right, the that this majority of guys taken out of the lottery are not NBA players day one, and almost note second round picks are. There's the rare exception are NBA players day one. So yeah, I don't think what Jalen said was unfair, and we don't have the full context of it obviously, and so the but I think that's probably about right. All right, let's do Kaitlin.

in a year plus would be excellent for her. I also think every single one of my Caitlyn Clark takes from during this season has been is being proven out in real time, and it's glorious as a professional takes mean to see when they were losing and she was struggling, I told you it was the schedule and the back to backs and the teams they were playing. I told you that once they instead of playing three games in four days, they were playing three games in ten days,

she would start rolling. I told you that by the end of the year she would be one of the ten best players in the league. I told you that once the schedule saw oftened of the fever would be firmly in the playoff race. And I told you that there would be a lot of really dishonest actors when it came to the Caitlin Angel debate, and that's happening already. The idea and I am on the record stamped as someone for more than a year that has defended and

supported Angel Reese, and I'll continue to do so. But I do I must say two things, and I don't care who gets mad at me. Do not care. Thing. One is this the idea that there was that the Rookie of the Year race is close right now is a historic a historical. Two, how Rookie of the Year races have gone in all of sports forever. Angel Rees is having an excellent rookie season. She has been the

second best rookie clearly. But the problem with winning Rookie of the Year is it typically doesn't go to the person who is clearly the second best rookie. So it is and this idea that it was, oh well, it should go to Angel because her team had one more win at one point that was nonsense. But also that was a take that wasn't gonna age great just because those records were going to shift and they already had.

Angel is having an excellent rookie year and is proving she is going to be a ten plus year really good player. Caitlin is having one of the best and most productive and useful rookie years of any player ever that's just what it is. That there is one right now, clear flaw in her game, which is the turnovers are still an absurdly high number, but she, despite that, she adds so much value to them offensively. So that's first point.

Second point is this, if we are going to treat the WNBA like a real sport, which it deserves to be treated like because it is. And if we're gonna treat these athletes like real athletes, which they deserve to be treated like because they are, we must not be patronizing in our coverage, which means the criticism of the actual basketball must be honest. And now is where I

will be honest. The last two games when that double double streak was alive for Angel Reese, the hunting for a double double in the final seconds of a blowout in either direction is unbecoming of a great athlete. It and if any male athlete were doing that, they would get roasted. And so the the or right, there's plenty of instances of it, and we're like, give me a break. And it's especially bad when it comes in a game that is lopsided again, you know, in the other direction.

It's just not Maybe we should be okay with people scoring, you know, with three seconds left in a blowout. We have decided as a sports culture that that's against an unwritten rule. And I thought the double double especially, it'd be one thing if it's like a there's no good comp for it, but like a you're going after Demaggio's

hitting streak. Like, but this double consecutive double double record was not exactly a pantheon record that like, oh my goodness, we've been talking about this for and it all also wasn't like I don't know what the number is, but at one point Steph had something like has hit a three in x hundred consecutive games. It wasn't some historic multi year thing. It was a cool thing that had happened for a moment, a bunch of new holidays. Oh it just it felt it didn't feel like a So

I thought that was a bad look. And I also think other people thought it was a bad look, and we're afraid to say it because they don't want to. I feel like there's so much paternalistic patriot patronizing of the w n B. A let's treat it like a real sport, which means there's sometimes you gotta rip people like that's and then for all the court stuff like it's and so that's that's my take. I hope Caitlin's not in the Olympics. I think it's better for her

if she's not. And I think that she's already a problem and was it was that was inevitable because we watched her in college and she was a historic problem. All right, Uh, quick break, speaking of things I was right about, I mean, I don't know. I just gave out straight winners of the three biggest tournaments going on in the world a month ago, right before they'd even started. We'll discuss that next What's Right? All right, welcome back

in What's Driving Nick Right? Episode two forty eight. So the just full disclosure were the that the show's gonna get really heavy in about five minutes. Uh, but just that's kind of what this show's for. Sometimes it's actually where it's not actually gonna get heavy in the way you guys think, but it's gonna get heavy in about five minutes. But first, before we do that, let's do maybe my favorite thing in sports media demons, which is

playback video of me being correct. So go ahead and set it up for us if you would please.

how it happened. You woke up in the morning, h rub the sleep out of your eyes and al Corez was already up two sets nothing on Joker and then finish them off in a third set tie break check one. Then maybe add your morning coffee, went on a little run. I was on my third rum punch and watched Spain play England in an epic. I say Saturday, this would have been Sunday. Pardon me, Yeah, I have the days, all the days running together in my head and watched

Spain play England in an epic match. I actually watched it in a crowd. There were people from Spain there on vacation and some English people on vacation, and I told the English people ahead of time. I was like, just so you know, I'm gonna be a little annoying, but once Spain scores, I'll buy you all around a drinks. They were incredibly gracious. It was great. Spain went up won nothing. England had a great goal to tie it up. Spain then scored in electrifying fashion in the eighty eighth

minute check to and then Argentina. After the disaster that was the crowd control at COPA in Miami, Argentina in the waning moments of extra time dealt with Columbia that trifecta. I don't know what it would have paid, but I hope you bet it. Uh great listener viewer Twitter follow Uh that I can't hold on what is his Twitter name exactly? Bag Van something go ahead?

shout out to him. But the the thing, But what was a shame with that demant was a lot of people who had actual tickets then weren't being let in. They had spent a ton of money, people had traveled. It was a disaster. That thing was a was an absolute disaster. But now that I'm done bragging about it, what's the question here? Do we have a question here?

he was young he's doing with Federer. Federer didn't really you know, Federer, gott An early starting those other guys. But this guy is just as uniquely talented as any tennis player I can ever remember. And I'll just keep picking him in every major. I'll watch him in the US Open, uh here in a few weeks, maybe from center court as one of the ball boys. As we discussed, I'm auditioning for that next week, I think. So that will keep you guys posted on. Of course, I don't

know if we'll see the light of day. We'll see how I do. Demand's worried I'm gonna tear my Achilles. Demanse was worried We're gonna be the torn Achilles father son duo. I'm more worried of a clone hamstring. But it'll be me, my buddy, Mark Carmon who's coming in from Chicago to also audition. I think it's happening next week. Oh well, Karen plays tennis almost every day. But Karen's also old, man, I mean the and Karen's old and he's carrying a little more weight than I am. So

I don't know, but the that that'll be great. But alcaz is the story. Argentina winning despite you know, Messi getting hurt is great. And Spain just rolled this whole tournament. Spain I think finished the tournament total goals. I think they scored fifteen and allowed four. I mean, they were they were just so clearly the best team, and so shout out to them. Okay, consider this just bit catharsis

and a bit public service. So so I know, maybe people feel an expectation or that I have an obligation or something to talk about. Uh. The shooting at the Trump rally on Saturday, and the last shooting at a major event in America I was at, this was obviously different. This was, you know, what was pretty clearly an assassination attempt.

First time we've had in this country a president or former president or presidential candidate shot since Reagan in my lifetime, like I vividly remember when the guy threw the shoe at George W. Bush and I wasn't a George W. Bush guy, and I was still bothered by it. I'm like, what are you doing throwing a shoe at the president? This obviously way, way, way scarier and worse. But I don't really have a take on it. And it's I mean,

you guys know my take on guns. You guys know my take on the easy accessibility of guns and so, but I also don't have a take on it because I oddly have spent very little time thinking about it. And that's because, like, literally fifteen minutes before that news broke, I think I dealt with the saddest moment of my life and it wasn't even my tragedy specifically. And so there'll be a moral to this story, I promise.

had pulled back up to our house. We were out on vacation, and my wife met me at the door and I knew someone had died. I just you just know it because of the look on her face and the tears, And at that moment, you're just you're just in that split seconds you kind of go to people

in your life who are older. And when she told me who it was, it might it buckled me because it's the death is awful, and I all these things are awful, but the sudden death of a as far as you know, fully healthy young persons, nothing that prepares you for it. And when I say it was the saddest moment of my life, it was this pain on my wife's face, whatever pain I'm dealing with. But then our baby, our ten year old Deanna, this she called her t t Ashley. She she stayed at Ashley's house.

She this was a on on the fourth of July. It was me, Danielle, Deanna and Ashley. This is fourth July. Let I don't know how many days ago that was watching fireworks. They're spending a beautiful day together, beautiful day and uh and nothing prepares you as a parent. Tell your kid that nothing prepares you as a kid for that. And the shriek from Deanna and all these things they're just seared in my memory. So I'm saying this because it's a little cathartic, because I you know, I don't

feel as sad as I am. It is a true, true life, shaking earthquake of a tragedy for my wife and my daughter, and incredibly sad for everyone, and as sad as it is for them. My wife and I were with Ashley's mother and brother last night, and it's not something you I tried to. You know, you don't know what to do. So I'm saying it here because

it is part of, I guess, the grieving process. But I'm also saying it here because I really, really really hope that someone listening or watching, and I know it's cliche, but god, it's true. Here's this and reconnects with someone or reaches out to someone, or buries a hatchet with someone, because god damn man, some of these things literally take your breath away and you don't get the chances to say goodbye or tell people how much you love them.

And I am feel incredibly blessed that that wasn't the case with my family and Ashley, she know, she knew, knows new. I don't know how much we love her and how special and important she was and what a bright light in this world she was. But that's not always the case, and I'm sure there are some people who didn't get that chance.

the blue ones. And I remember my mom shriek. I remember the whole thing, but the but all the other death, it was people were sick. People they were old, they were sick, or they were young and they were sick, and you got a run up, and that's hardening of itself because you're kind of like forever grieving, pre grieving all of it. But uh, but nothing, nothing I've ever

experienced as was like Sunday nothing. And there's there's no there's no blueprint or instruction manual what to do and I and there's there's there's no right or wrong way. But the reason I am bringing this to this audience today is because maybe, just maybe, if somebody will reach out to someone and tell them they love them. And the reason that I even mentioned the Trump piece of it was not just because of the duality of the time.

It was literally I was on the ground consoling my wife and one of my dear friends text me and said, did you see what happened? And so it was simultaneous basically when we got the news and when that happened.

But because these next few months at the very least are going to be a very very tumultuous time in our nation, as all presidential election seasons are, but particularly the last few, and having one of the candidates recently be the victim of an assassination attempt only ups the ante on that massively, and there's going to be a lot of people who are just every every minute of the day refreshing Twitter and staying angry and staying online and staying in their phones, and all of it, for

good or for bad, it's been. Presidential elections are important. I'm not trying to act like they're not. But man, when I tell you, like, none of it could feel less relevant to me in that moment, even though I

knew the gravity intellectually of what happened. So I say that in that, hold your people close, hold them close, and be there for your people, and and be in the moment when you have those moments, especially over these next few months when we're gonna have a lot of media and a lot of things that are going to get us distract us from the stuff that truly matters.

Because sometimes you have a true angel come into your life just a few years ago, touch every person in it, leave an impact on every person in it, have all the potential in the world to do amazing things, and

something happens in her brain while she's sleeping. I really really appreciate you, guys as an audience, me feeling safe and comfortable enough to share this with you, and I really really feel blessed to have met this young woman and to have had her impact my family the way it has, And as I privately committed to her mother, I publicly commit just to myself to be there in every way possible for her family and the people in hour in her community that are really suffering right now

through a true impossibility. Okay, the only thing that could possibly make me feel better right now is seeing a different one of my favorite people in the world give us a long overdue update on F one. So a three week overdue F one minute plus some listener questions. Next, what's right? All right? Welcome back in What's right with Nick? Right? So I demon say this will make you laugh, which is probably necessary.

F one minute actually made the air. So here is Sierra Fiddel, our F one expert, in full F one regalia, with a new microphone camera and everything set up with our latest F one minute.

you don't understand how much weight that carries. Louis Hamilton hasn't won a race in over two years, and he's one of the most iconic, if not the most iconic driver the sport has ever had, and he's still participating in the sport today. And ever since Maxis happened joined the scene, it's been an absolute wreck for Mercedes and it's been wrecked for him, but he's won. He won at Silverstone and it's home race. And this is important because this is his last Silverstone race as Mercedes driver

because he will be going to Ferrari next year. He will be replacing Carlos Signs. And this is also a big deal because he's been with Mercedes ever since twenty thirteen and he has most of his wins with Mercedes. So they're like this and he's leaving, and it was just an emotional moment. He was crying on the radio. It was a big moment for the fans. For especially if you're a Lewis Hampton fan. I'm pretty sure that

was like the best moment of your entire life. There are men of tears, many tears vers, but it was it was like the best moment thus far was to see Lewis Hampton win at Silverstone. And if you disagree, you are just a hater in general. Like other headlines, Wow, some really big headliness going on right now. Is this whole idea of driver swaps mid season. That's what Louis Hempson is doing is big swap. But that's next season. We have drivers at the moment who are considered being

booted out of their seats as we speak. These drivers want the top one being Surgery Uprocris. He's done a terrible job. And it's funny because they've actually extended his contract, but ever since that was released, it's like it put a spell on him and it caused him to do the opposite. They've even gone to the extent of allowing somebody else to test their car with talks of replacement. But there's other there's other drivers. There's drivers like Logan

Sergeant as well in Oakon, Daniel Ricardo. All these drivers are being there's talk is about them being replaced as we speak. So my last point for what's going on in the F one world right now would just be how competitive this season has been thus far. It's been a complete masters sabredominance for the last few seasons, and and that makes it not exciting, like we already know who's gonna win. It's really just like a battle per second, like who's gonna win second, because we already know who's

gonna win first. But we can't really have we can't really approach these Grand Prix with that same attitude anymore because we're starting to see a red red well down downhill. Now they are still winning in the drivers and the Constructors Championships, but that doesn't mean that they're not under a threat, and that's what makes it fun. So that's been your F a minute for this Tuesday. Super excited

times for the sport. It's race week, so I'll be talking about the hungering and Grand Prix happening on Sunday on Thursday. But until then, I'll see you guys later.

at the end is true. Even me, someone who knew so little about F one before these F one minutes, I felt what she said at the end was totally true, which was it seemed not that exciting because the same guy wins every time Verstappen was just it, just it, And I don't know enough about car racing, but I'm like, well, he just probably is the best car. Like this seems a little unfair, like this guy just has the best car. It just wins every.

I agree with her takes or not. All right, demons, let's uh uh the lot. I know a lot of people in the chat are asking the first things versus back today. It is we're back, and aside from a random day here or there because we're preempted by live sports, we'll be back for the next month. Then we'll take a week off in August at some point, and then obviously it's football season and we don't take any time off until after the Super Bowl. All right, What is Cutlass saying.

absolute best. And when I look actually like rested and rejuvenated is when you know there's been nothing going on, all right, Go to Scott Murphy.

All right, what's the Let's go to Scott. I'm sorry, let's go to uh yeah, go to Scott Fraser and then we'll do the F one thing.

in one of those F one race cars. Buddies will get your guys check huge the All right, yeah, that's sure. You have a much smaller monitor. All right, great show. Everyone appreciate you all, and I'll be on Colins show in ninety minutes. I'll be on my show in three and a half hours. See you then what's right? Hey, thanks for watching. If you're still here, do me a favor. Hit the subscribe button, then hit the bell so you

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