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I'm Hello and welcome to the latest capital in K Fave. I am your co-host J.P. John Paz from the two-man

power trip. Of course, joining me the political pundit, former campaign manager, author, writer, journalist, wrestling historian, Mr. Jack Hunter. Jack, welcome in. How you doing?

Good to be with you, John. I think we got a lot to talk about today.

Yeah, I feel like there's a lot of, so I thought, a lot of crazy news just as far as politics,

but wrestling obviously supersedes it when the goat, when the greatest of all time,

when the best ever passes away.

We're talking, of course, about the passing of, unfortunately, the immortal Hulk Hogan.

Yeah, and, you know, at 71 years old, on one hand, you think, like, okay, here's a guy who's known for being massive and,

you know, took substances. People probably shouldn't put in a heart attack at 71. On the other hand,

he never really looked old. He always looked like Hulk Hogan. He was a wealthy man, so sometimes

wealthy people can extend their lives. Magic

Johnson is still with us, knowing, you know, his health problems. So, yeah, I think overall it was

unexpected. We had heard reports that he was in poor health. And, you know, people like Jimmy Hart were

saying, you know, it's not as bad as they portray. And then we find out he dies. A big day in the

wrestling world,

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