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Welcome back in rolling through the second hour of the program. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us here in the outkicked studios. We could spend a lot of time in the first hour.

contextualizing where exactly we would put the UCLA Gonzaga ending in terms of great storied endings in classic games.

And we'll unpack that a little bit more for you throughout this hour, but also particularly to start the third hour of the program. We are scheduled to be joined by Todd Furman, my Fox pet live co host to break down tonight's game between Gonzaga and Baylor in the next segment in the third hour of the program right now. We are scheduled to be joined by the governor of Georgia. Brian Kemp to discuss major league baseball's decision to pull the all star game out of Atlanta in his state. And I would tell you probably want to get some positive.

And I think that's the top corn for that should be an interesting conversation, but first. I want to go ahead and play what I talked about some with you in the first hour. Charles Barkley during the final four on TBS on Saturday.

I believe this was I think I don't even remember what part of the games it was. I'm not sure if this was during Baylor Houston or if this was during the pregame for Gonzaga going up against against UCLA.

What about that Miley Cyrus performance, by the way, in much less serious perspectives. They had like a full hour to fill between the two games.

And so I left the television on I had no idea Miley Cyrus was performing. I didn't know what what was going on in general. And I know there's a lot of you out there, by the way, that are already looking at your television programming guides or whatever.

Like, wait a minute, 9 20. Yeah, the game starts late for for everybody out there on the East Coast in particular. The championship game between the Zags and Baylor will not start until 9 20 Eastern.

But Charles Barkley, I thought really nailed a big component and really spoke to a lot of sports fans. I think one of the things that Barkley does want to take himself that seriously.

I think he's really funny, really engaging one of the best sports personalities on television we've ever seen. In fact, I think you can argue. I'm not even sure there's a close second in terms of former athlete to have played the game at a high level like pro athletes.

I don't think there's anybody close to Charles Barkley as a television presence.

There's lots of great former athlete to do sports. I think that Joel Klaat Kirk Herbstreet do a phenomenal job, for instance, in college football.

And John Grootan was great in the NFL when he was in the booth. Tony Romo right now is fantastic. But in terms of pro athletes who have transitioned to television.

I'm not sure there's anybody more entertaining than Charles Barkley and often why he's entertaining is because he has a great deal of common sense. And he connects well with a large swath of the population Black, White Asian Hispanic, whoever you are.

I want you to listen to this and tell me that he didn't nail it to a large extent. Listen.

I'm not sure that news how painful it was. Yeah, but the one thing I took out of that piece was man, I think most white people and black people are great people.

I really believe that in my heart, but I think our system is set up where our politicians, whether they're Republicans or Democrats, are designed to make us not like each other.

So they can keep their grass of money and power. They divide and conquer. I truly believe my heart. Most white people and black people are awesome people.

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