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Little Wu Tang, Wu Tang Clan.

It's not everything around me,

but everything around us in terms of the live and PGA,

the huge news, the huge merger, money talks,

and the golf world was rocked today.

We're gonna get into it more with Dan Rappport, maybe the details, but we're going to do our takes right now. PFT J more monohant, more in a hand. I don't even he doesn't even deserve to be called by his full real name. J monohan, the biggest scoffing in the world. The biggest. He is such a dickhead. And everybody that's on the PGA tour right now probably hates his guts. I don't know how he survives this. He definitely put in some sort of stipulation in the contract. I read the press release. He's planning on sticking around as the head of the PGA tour. They're debating what framework is going to be put in place once the live and the PGA eventually merge. But the bottom line is Jay Monahan kept players on the PGA tour from taking money to go play on the live golf tour by telling them that they would have 9-11 blood on their hands. Info kind of live. If they were to accept $100 million to go play golf on the live tour. So he said that to his players with a straight face. He brought in 9-11 families to act as a human shield for what he was doing behind the scenes, which was negotiating with the live tour to try to make the PGA tour more money in the long run while again telling the golfers of a PGA tour don't do business with these people. They are evil. You are bad if you do business with So. So yes, he's the biggest piece of shit in the world. The live tour, by the way, they come out of this smelling like roses. Like they're the Michael Scott paper company. Yeah. Comparably to the PGA tour, they started their own tour. Everybody laughed at them. The ratings were bad. But at some point along the way, The PGA Tour needed the live tour just as much as the live guys needed the PGA Tour,

so they came to the table, brought them back in, and now everybody that ended up going over to play live golf looks like they made the right decision financially at least. Well, and so we start with Jay Monahan because obviously I did a bad job starting there. If you are living under a rock, the Lviv and PGA tour, they've called it a merger. Everything I've read and everything I understand, it's essentially the live just being the money guys now of the PGA tour. The PGA tour is keeping what the PGA tour is, so it's not going to become, the PGA tour is not going to now be of 54 holes and everyone wearing shorts.

The PGA tour is still what we think it is, but the live is now invested in it and the live now has power in it to a point that we didn't think was going to be possible a few years ago. years ago and the LivTor created this golf league as kind of a force. It was never going

to exist long term and they did it so that they would put the pressure on the PGA tour

who was going to run... Live tour created this golf league as kind of a force. It was never gonna exist long term and they did it so that they would put the pressure on the PGA tour who's gonna run out of money and they got them to the table. And Jay Monahan who invoked 9-11, invoked 9-11 families, did an about face with like two other people, sat in a boardroom for the last seven weeks and did a deal with the guys that he was saying were the baddest dudes on the block. And afterwards after the dust settle today, he said, this is his quote, I recognize everything I've said in the past is in my past positions. I recognize that people are going to call me a hypocrite. Anytime I said anything, I said with the information, anything, sorry, anytime said anything I said I said it with the information I had in the moment. So essentially either Jay Monahan's doing a material change or he watched loose change and has decided that history is completely different and that's why he's okay with everything he was not okay with two years ago. And I want to clarify because PFD and I have been pretty clear that like those guys who took the money, like take the money, take the money. It's Jay Monahan who's the hypocrite here because he like went out and basically was like 9-11, bad things, bad guys, we have to protect the PGA, we're gonna ban everyone and not two years later has completely turned around and done a deal with them. The information he had at the time, though big cat, was different than the information he has now. Now he believes that there was thermite that was planted in the towers. George W. Bush is no longer welcome on the PGA tour. If he comes out tomorrow and says that, then I might give him like 10% credit for it.

But yeah, if he's a shit, if he's a nice,

I talk to Pete Carroll.

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