Thanks for joining us, I'm Jeff, that's Tom, there's director Matthew, you're watching, you're listening and for that, we are very appreciative. If you're watching, speaking of which, on Warchant TV, don't forget to like and subscribe. Later this hour, I'll play some of that audio from Jim Phillips that we've been alluding to, that kind of sparked the conversation of the day.

No, I'm not saying four states should be relegated. I have some are suggesting, I did embrace the idea that something cannot be as high on the priority list as something else, but it can still be beloved, see my passion for the world baseball classic. Is it MLB's regular season to me? No, but I do like it, and I do watch it with great interest, and I will, in 2023, I'm going to do it.

And I will in 2023, by the way, your own Mike Piazza will be managing the Italian team. That's great. Yeah, just thought I let you know. I guess he was born in Verona, huh?

I just let you know, he's out there, managing the Italian team to last place in the world baseball classic, one would guess or think, perhaps, I don't know, that's in his aside. We do have this hour, an opportunity to engage, and I don't know how we're going to do it with the Jeff Cameron show PR firm.

I don't know where I would take this, but it's high on my list of well done, sir. That is so who you are. I have to embrace the absurdity of what you said, and kind of revel in it for a moment, because it just further reveals what I already thought you were, but now now that's just like you're just immersing yourself in that horrific image. It's unbelievable.

I'll get to it momentarily, because I am kind of curious. I mean, you join the JCS PR firm years ago. You've been part of the many speeches. We've handed out the placards together at the convention every year in Hawaii. We've done all these things, but oftentimes I like to pick your brain, because you elevated through the company quickly. You're my right hand man. We sit down in a room when we get these particularly difficult PR moments. Sometimes you and I've been in that room and we've said, there's no navigating this one. We're going to have to drop in as a client.

Okay, if you have an athlete, that's what I brought to the table. I said, we don't have to take every case, but but I have said from the beginning that the Jeff Cameron show PR firm is willing to take on those very difficult cases. It's what makes us special. Anybody can drop somebody. Anybody can run for the hills when they've got a situation that seems untenable.

It takes a lot of perseverance, know how and what for to stick by an impossible client and find a way to navigate these rather choppy waters to say the least, right?

We thought about how we would handle, for example, to Sean Watson, and I told you that we would have gotten out in front of that.

If my client is not going to be charged criminally, the sooner we go to the day, and he takes responsibility for, let's say, behavior that wreaks of a certain entitlement.

That's one way of classifying that certainly is one way that is a way a PR firm might classify.

Right? So you're growing greasy hair as you're speaking. I'm saying, I'm saying, you might have to phrase things a certain way for the betterment of your client.

And we would have had that press conference. We would have been waiting around having my man miss two years of football. I'd have gone out there and said, okay, here's what we're going to do to Sean. Here's a problem.

Look, these allegations, and I must say many of them seem quite believable from the evidence that I've read, not only paint you in a bad light, they certainly be on the shadow of doubt, prove you're a terrible human being.

But there's no law against terrible human beings making a living. And there's no law against terrible human beings having opportunities to make millions of dollars.

And that's the opportunity you have before. In fact, you might say there's a correlation between two. Oftentimes there is. So what I'm going to need from you is, if not sincere, at least a very believable acceptance of responsibility for these heinous actions.

So every time you went to the massage parlor, which appears to be every hour on the hour for years.

And you know, unwantedly did what you did, asking for a bit of an extensive massage, you're going to have to take ownership of that. You're going to have to sit up there. It's going to be tough.

A lot of press, a lot of people there are going to ask you questions about those moments in time, the nature of those allegations.

But the way we move on and we make those millions of dollars and we remain employed is to say, I'm very sorry.

I behaved as poorly as a man can. I was entitled. I was wealthy. I was athletic. I thought that that allowed for certain behaviors that really are reprehensible. And I should have never done that.

Now, I could certainly go step by step and defend myself with some of these allegations. But I don't want to do that. I want to make the situation right.

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