Oh my God.

You're listening to Renegade Talk Radio.

Good morning.

This is Betsy Bell at the Double B Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada.

And I am here to help you with a situation.

How can this happen?

We have to be aware of what is going on around us, and that is because things are

changing rapidly. Don't be left out in the cold. You do get what you deserve. So let's get after this. I think climate activists are worried about the

environment. Not the case. As you can see by their statement to the golf world, they invested all

their capital by protesting at the PGA Travelers' Championship on Sunday.

Protesters ran on to the 18th Green in the final round of the championship in Cromwell, Connecticut

on Sunday, leaving a powdery substance on the putting surface and delaying play for several minutes.

Video from the broadcaster CBS showed several of the six demonstrators, wearing shirts reading no golf on a dead planet.

I wonder what else there wouldn't be on a dead planet. Just saying,

Extinction Rebellion is a climate activist group, and they were behind this incident. But the police

quickly removed the protesters, allowing the final group, including leaders, Tom Kim and Scotty

Sheffler, to finish the hole in a tie, and then move on to a playoff. It was surreal. The police were

awesome. You don't really know what is going on. You don't really understand the situation.

Scotty Sheffler said in a post-match interview with CBS Sports, these people were running around

everywhere and you really didn't know what was going to happen. It really did feel uncomfortable, but Scotty looked calm

considering I would have been tackled by the police because they would have seen me running around too.

I would have gotten scared. Golf more than any other events is heavily reliant on good weather.

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