Everything, everything, everything going to be all right this morning.

We are recording. We are live.

Live.

All right, here we go.

Off to the races, ladies and gentlemen. Once again, another chapter for the archives.

It's me speaking to you.

And today we have a returning guest, man.

I'm so very thankful for this man, taking the time.

I'd like to call him a friend. I don't want to assume a certain familiarity. And, you know,

I'd like to call him a friend. We've actually exchanged some texts since he was last on and

certain developments and stuff he's been into. And I was just tossing him some things and checking

his temperature and thoughts on certain stories,

which we're going to chop it up a little bit about today and catch up because he's very busy

and he is the great, the man in the myth of legend. Dr. Mark Gordon, Doctor, how are you, sir?

Thanks, Jeff. Always nice to hear your voice instead of watching all that literature you send me.

Like I said, I've been tossing out of the doctor some stuff because, man, there's just

been some interesting things in the news which we're going to get into.

But, you know, catch us up, Doc, what you've been up to?

Well, same old, same old, but with a lot more of it, You know, it's still functioning or working on the issues relative to traumatic brain injury,

which has led me down a couple of new pathways over the past three to four years,

like in neurodegenerative diseases, which are things like ALS, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, PSP, which is the

progressive supernuclear palsy, a form of, I guess, Parkinson's disease, CTE with all our sports

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