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You know, I meant to bring this up yesterday.

There was a bill introduced in Congress, and it was a bipartisan bill led by Senator Cruz,

and he came out of the one of these commerce of these, uh, commerce science and transportation committees

that he sits on. And he along with the Democrats on this committee finally came up with

something that they think is a good idea. And it's to try to kind of corral what's going on

in college sports. And they put out this bipartisan bill.

It hasn't been voted on or anything.

It's a starting point where now that finally the federal government is going to get involved in some way, shape, or form.

And not everybody's for it.

I mean, I'm for the start of this without question.

They'll at least get a discussion going on how they can

try to save college sports and make it like what we used to know, but without really

impacting the athletes from making money, all that, like, you know, like take it away from the athletes. So they're not doing that,

but what they are doing is trying to put guardrails and give some teeth to the NCAA in order

to enforce some of these rules. And it was a very interesting discussion that happened yesterday.

I don't know where it's going to end up, but it's a starting

point. Remember I told you, the NCAA hired Baker, Charlie Baker, who was a former governor

of Massachusetts. He was a Republican governor of Massachusetts. And the reason they hired him was

to get him involved in Congress to try to get something that's going to allow the NCAA

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