Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Fox Across America game ball presentation ceremony where we highlight the guest of the week, who I enjoyed the most.

That's really all we're talking about here. Sometimes there's some low-level bribery. Somebody came on that had something I needed to promote.

No, no, no.

This game ball has actual integrity this week, which is more than we can say for some of them.

But the fact remains there was a guest who did probably the best job of articulating the challenges faced by Americans and the Trump administration just the

same with making housing more affordable. I am talking about none other than the host of the

big money show on the Fox Business Network, Brian Brenberg, who did not bribe me to win this

award, and I'm being up front. I would have taken the money. We have no integrity, but he did this one the old-fashioned way. So come up and get your game ball, Brian Brenberg. Brian Brenberg in the house. And the crowd goes wild. But the crowd does not throw beer because we're not at veteran stadium in Philadelphia. We'll start there. Okay. Let's rank the stadiums that I can think of that are named after veterans in terms of atmosphere

to watch a game.

Okay.

I grew up down the block from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, which of course is

where Elvis was scheduled to play on August 18, 1977.

No kidding.

Yeah, he went up to go potty before jumping on the plane and, yeah, there it went. Now you got no Elvis. No. So he never made it to NASA, a Veterans Memorial. Is that the home of the Islanders at one point? Okay. And that was a rollic and good time in the 80s. So the Islanders, you got the Mike Bossies, the Brian Trottiers.

You know what I'm saying? You're talking about real Billy Smith, good players. Clark Gillies, Dennis Potfin, you know, this is real deal hockey. The Islanders once won four Stanley Cups in that building. Back then, they used to do the ticker-cha parade, like, around the building. It's just like, what if we do a lap?

You start on the exit ramp for the Meadowbrook Parkway. We pass Borelli's on the term pike. You make a right at Bogarts and then you're back in a parking lot. Congrats. And that's what the ticker-tape rages is made. Nobody wants a long parade. We want to get on with things. Let's go. Even on like main roads. It was crazy. The hockey's come a long way.

But it was... Nobody wants a long parade. We want to get on with things. Let's go. Even on like main roads.

It was crazy. The hockey's come a long way. But it was a great arena to watch a game. It still is. They don't have a pro team now. They have like indoor lacrosse and stuff like that. Veterans Stadium, the vet in Philly. Josh, you could weigh in on this because you know a lot about the vet in Philly. that's probably the rowdiest stadium named after veterans in America.

I mean, it's certainly a stadium that you hesitate to walk into and go. Something could go down here. Yeah, yeah. That was definitely a state. Thank you, Brent. I thought you were going to end after you hesitate to walk into. And you kind of pause there and then you hold on we're not done here but he's

not he makes a good point though in Philadelphia okay if you walked in with a five-year-old in a

giant's jersey he's getting hit by a beer yeah okay no question this is the this is the veteran

stadium with the the original vet and the and the jail yeah had the jail in the bottom of the stadium. Before it became Lincoln Financial Field, they tried to make it sound a little classier. But the point is, there's no way you can argue. And I've got a lot of veterans in my family. Shout out to Uncle Sam. There's no way you can argue they went any harder on the battlefield than the Philly fans did in the 80s. Let me give you a few more, though, Brenberg. All right, come on. Okay, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, which has hosted several Olympics, was, of course, dedicated to World War I and World War II veterans. Pretty good, gorgeous stadium. It's not really known for, like, the violent fan atmosphere. It's just a gorgeous place to

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