Who are the five most famous people in the world?

Did two of them not meet this week in the White House in Lionel Messi and Donald Trump?

Plus, one in ten men without their knowledge

are raising a kid who is not there. We deal with that. Before talking to Shannon Bring, the author of

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It's been a little bit of a rough week.

After all of the negativity and hatred regarding the exchange between me and General Jack Keane this week.

My nerves have been a bit raw.

And I'd be lying if I didn't say at times my confidence a bit shaken.

We worked through that in Tuesday's episode here of Wilcane Country.

But as is often the case, when you take a lot of bullets

and you do your best to dodge and bob and weave, after a good amount of time, the random

stray bullet is the one that really pisses you off.

Oh, no.

And so, yesterday, when Inter-Miamy visited the White House to meet with President Donald Trump,

and this represented in my mind a massive moment, an incredible television experience.

In that, you had two of the most famous people in the world together in one room from two very

different worlds. The soccer world is not, in large part, the world of America.

And the soccer world is often, as we have talked about, coded left.

So it was fascinating to me to see Lionel Messi and President Donald Trump side by side together.

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