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I just going to want to walk you through, which is a fascinating game last night, a 29 point comeback. We'll get into that.

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Last night, Spurs, Knicks, game for NBA finals in Madison Square Garden.

Crowd is going absolutely bonkers.

They have, you know, we had a 12-game winning streak for the Knicks, broken last time, last game

in game three by the Spurs. And a lot of people blaming Donald Trump for that. Because that's

the same reaction. Obviously, the president of the United States being in the building is the

responsibility for the loss for the Knicks. He was not there in game four. Maybe the Spurs

hope he'll go to game five. But the end of the story, really here is an incredible, bizarre, awful game if you're a Spurs fan, great game if you're a Knicks fan, one that you'll never ever forget. I had a friend who was at the game, pretty close to court side, was to the point that he was able to go, like, rush the court with everybody.

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