Previously on the Tony Cornheiser show.

So this was the Belmont he could maybe run, but in a wrap, not two weeks with the

pre-knes, right? Correct. No, okay. I wasn't aware of that. I sort of thought that they would

face off in the pre-knes if that would be fun. All right. No, Fortes also wanted some

suspicions of drug use back from when he was a two-year-old. He actually was a

case against him. It hasn't been ruled on yet, which is suspicious enough itself. I love

when you say he's suspected of drug use, like he's sitting with the other horses in the

barn and they have cocaine. The Tony Cornheiser show is on now. All righty then. So I had

my high school weekend over the weekend. I went out to Delaware with my high school

friends from George W. Eulid High School. What'd you guys break this year? We didn't break

anything. Well, I tore it. Normally we find about the closet months later. A toilet seat

was broken, to be fair. In Michael Kerr's room, a toilet seat was broken.

His name name. And he brought it out and he said the toilet seat is broken. I said there's

a lot of bathrooms in this house and we'll get it fixed and we got it fixed. Indeed, we got

it fixed. So it's Michael Kerr and Eddie Plutzer and Stephen Peersol and myself and we played

golf for three days. And then I came back and played golf yesterday because I couldn't

believe I'd be this bad with with my normal set of clubs. I've set a clubs out in Delaware

and I have a set of clubs here. And in my last day in Delaware, I lost the most money.

I lost $75. We play 555 for three rounds. I lost $75, which is the maximum you can lose

$105. I lost close to the max. It's never happened to me before. I used to win. Not win big,

but win $10 or something like that. Never lost. If I lost, I lost $20. Peersol lost all

the time. So I kept $100 of Peersol and I've had it for 10 years in my house and it says

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