direct from

direct from Brazil, A.J.G.G.R.C., do you want to be a powercast with your host, James Steinberg and David Bieti.

Direct from Brazil, A.J. Gervard. and David Bied.

Direct from Brazil, A.J. Gervard.

Do you want to basically laugh at the people in Chicago because of the fact that you got the Olympics and they didn't?

Or were you just feeling not that smug, but just happy?

Well, I'm happy as most of Brazilians are, but I'm a little concerned that when Olympics

is going to be held in Rio visionary, and you know, Rio is a very dangerous city.

And you know what?

When something like that happens, we all worry a lot because people are coming from all over the world

to watch the Olympics, to watch the games, and lots of things can happen.

It doesn't matter what our authorities do.

The bandits, the bad guys are always doing something ahead of them.

So let's hope that everything goes fine.

Also, AJ, the economic situation in Brazil, I can imagine, is being tried in the same way that it is in the rest of the world.

So maybe there's a concern on the part of the public about, you know, you have to build facilities and you have to have police

in place for such a thing like an Olympics. Are there questions about where the money for that

is going to come from, from the public funding? I understand that a lot of money is going to be

invested by the government and some money is coming from overseas. Now, this is another problem.

It's kind of delicate to speak about it.

But the thing is, every time someone in Brazil gets a funding from somewhere,

you know, internationally, the money comes,

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