Good afternoon. It's the Ben Ferguson show. Nice to be with you. Little League World

series is something many Americans love to watch. So imagine you're one of the kids in

the Little League World series and you are threatened with arrest if you don't leave your

hotel within 30 minutes because one of the kids on your team, it's supposed to be on ESPN

and it's supposed to be living out their dream of playing in the Little League World series

test positive for COVID. That is exactly what happened. It is a story that is not being

told and we're going to expose it right now. There is a team of kids, I'm talking about

children, 10, 11, 12 year olds, right? From Greenville, North Carolina, their team was,

I think you could say based on stats, the best team in the southeast, undefeated internment

play, they were just two wins away from the Little League World series. Their games were

already going to be on ESPN. These kids were living the dream until they got one child

who had a COVID-19 positive test that came back. What happened then is disgusting. ESPN

and the Little League International wanted this PR problem to disappear. They were threatened

with arrest if they didn't leave the quote, whatever you want to call it, segregated hotel

or COVID bubble hotel within 30 minutes. Here's the problem. The parents weren't even

at the hotel. Why? Because ESPN and Little League International would not allow parents to

stay with their kids in the bubble hotel, which had total strangers in the hotel. These

children who many of them took it literally believe that they were going to be put in

handcuffs and taken to jail because one of them had a COVID positive test. Why did they

want them out of the hotel so quickly? One reason. They wanted this PR nightmare to disappear

as soon as Little League World Series or Little League International and ESPN found out

that a team had a COVID player. They didn't want it on TV. They wanted them gone and they

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