When I find humorous about the whole thing is everyone's opinions are so predictable.

That's what I love about it.

Like, you know what people are going to say and who they're going to blame and who they're mad at.

Right.

And I find that incredibly humorous.

But for those that don't know, Jackson Dart introduced the president at a rally.

I want to thank Jackson Dart.

So do I.

And then Abdul Carter went on social media and wasn't thrilled with it by saying, I think this is AI. What are we doing? I thought it was AI. I thought it was AI. What are we doing? Giant fans based on their political leanings, fought with each other. So we had like a real Americana moment on Memorial Day weekend. As we sit here today, Tiki Barber,

A, as someone who's been in a locker room, B, as someone with an opinion, what's your thoughts

on everything that went down between Donald Trump, Jackson Dart, Abdul Carter, and everyone's reaction.

I mean, this is just a symptom of where our country is, and it's a, it is sports talk radio on steroids the political world that we

live in and there is no discourse there isn't there isn't a lot of i see your side of the story it's

my way or no way my side your side it side. It's bipolar. It's frustrating,

to be honest with you, because that's not how it used to be. I remember when I was playing,

I met both sides of the political aisle. I met President Bush, as I told you about. My ex-wife

used to dress Bill Clinton, and it just felt like it wasn't as big of a deal

as it is now.

It's a spectator sport, the political arena.

And when someone steps into it, you immediately become hated for your opinion one way or the other.

And it's unfortunate because that's not what politics is supposed to be.

It's not supposed to be, you know, a zero-sum game.

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