Welcome back, Chuck. He's come to you live on one of six of the fan in D.C.

Simulcast on the team 980 coming up at nine o'clock. Mike Rizzo, nationals GM joins us.

You can talk about drafting Dylan Cruz number two overall, but joining us right now to talk

a little golf from the action network. It's our pal Jason Sobel. Hey, Jason, good morning,

guys. How are you doing all right? Hope you're doing well. Yeah, well, I don't think I have to

watch any Senate hearings today. So today should be a better day than yesterday. Yeah, I mean,

how how boring in my numbing is it watching the subcommittee hearings about the PGA tour and

live tour? I mean, what's that light going through that doing hours of that yesterday?

Well, I was just telling you producer Matt that I feel like, you know, this might surprise some

people. I don't watch a whole lot of seespan. I don't watch too much too many Senate hearings.

So I always feel like this should be required viewing before you go to the voting booths every

November and you vote for politicians because there were definitely some people in the room where I go,

okay, I like to kind of make some sense of some good points there. Then others like just pushing

their own agenda. And I'm like, what are you talking about? This isn't even on the same topic.

So I've said this phrase a lot over the past year and a half. I've never meant it more than I

mean it right now, but guys, there's a lot to one back here. Yeah, so I mean, from what I've gathered

and I haven't studied it in depth, but from what kind of came out yesterday is that there is no real

plan yet, right? It's a very, very vague sort of agreement with a variety of different

ways that they could make this happen if Congress approves or, you know, doesn't attack them or

whatever, right? That's exactly it. There's a framework agreement. And what that means is essentially

the PGA tour and the public investment fund have decided to stop all pending litigation,

which what that did is essentially kept the PGA tour in business because apparently the legal fees,

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