The big green guy is back.

They call me ML Elric.

The return of the soul of Detroit.

You asked it a rocket. The truck trust is on my chair.

It's gone.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

That is not painful by them.

That is paid for by the people of Detroit.

You might be qualified, young now?

I'm not qualified for this job.

Let me tell you, you want to go right now?

Okay? Do you want to go right now?

Hey kids, it's your old pal, ML Elric.

Back from the cradle of democracy to tell some stories at a place where we seem to be trying

to rock that cradle a little too hard.

That's, of course, your U.S. of A.

And while I was traveling, I want to thank Jessica Dupnak and Erica Erickson for filling in. And of course, the guru, Eli, Zaret, for taking everybody to the Church of Sports. Well, what about me? Yeah, I was glad that Mark and Sean were there, too. Because if not, we would have missed out on the latest developments in the Caitlin Clark saga. So that was great. Alrick, you keep saying this on text messages. Eli's the one that brought it up. She's a fascinating story. I've spoken to Eli offline. Oh, really? Did you lay down the law with him? I tried to, but he slapped me around. I just kind of, I just kind of turtled and got out of there. That sounds like Eli.

You know, he's, he is the boss.

So, um, so yeah, so we, uh, are back and we have a special guest.

There's so much to talk about.

Last night, I had a joyful reunion with Kwame Kilpatrick, which led to some very interesting candid photography.

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