What's happening, guys? Happy Friday. What a weekend we've got? Andrew Tate's back.

Tony Ferguson is back. That's on the misfit side of things. Jake Paul.

Versus Anthony Joshua is going down and I am headed to the airport.

You get to Indianapolis for real American freestyle. What a weekend. And in spite of all

of this, a retirement statement from Terence Crawford and I don't know that I buy it. In fact,

let's start right here.

I wish Crawford wouldn't have retired. I wish that he won it, but I'll tell you why,

because I don't believe it. I just think it's insincere. Now, why would that bother me? What

standing do I have in this? I'm just a fan. I'm just a fan and I'm an

outside observer, but the whole world becomes professional wrestling. If you ever want to

understand government and politics, all you need to do is understand the history of professional

wrestling. But it is a work. When you have a congressman, come on TV.

It doesn't matter if they're left or right.

If you have a senator, come on TV and it doesn't matter if they're left or right.

They're working together.

They're in cooperation.

One's the heel, one's the face.

When you get a congressman or a senator to come out on TV and to blast somebody, it's their friend.

Every time.

They're working together.

And so then it puts heat on one of them. So then the other one comes back, and he blasts,

and he's going to be faced for a while, and then he's going to go heal.

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