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A whole bunch of people are chiming in on Stephen A. Smith, and they're killing them, obviously, because it's my phone.

On Stephen A. Smith's phone, they're going, yeah, you're right.

My phone are killing him. Joe Takapina texted me twice during the conversation. We'll do Tackapia twice this week today and party because he missed him last week. That's how good he is. Takapina at one point said Steve's right. Then he said, well, now you're right. So which one was it, Takapina? Was Steve right or was I right?

Steve's right about the whole chaos that's going to occur tonight because President Trump's coming. I mean, he's right about that. Look, that's a fact, right? And look, I think there would be chaos without him anyway, but okay, fine. It'll be, it'll be. No, no, no, no, no. Exactly. Right. Right. I've traveled with him different type of chaos. Yes. It's going to occur tonight.

Okay. So that's all he was saying, and I agree with that. No, that's not all he was saying. He said to Nick's lose. It's Trump's fault. That's crazy talk, right? That's just an insanity. Okay, so forget that. But I'm just saying, look, people who have suffered through the bad years, bought tickets

when the Knicks were awful, kept the garn alive for decades, right?

And are now being completely locked out of these games.

They're locked out during the regular season anyway, and those are not the people I see

standing outside

at these watch parties.

I agree with you on that.

That I agree with you on.

Those idiots out there who are making, you know, mockeries of having, you know, these

parties, they're all drunk and they're acting like clouds, but they couldn't tell you

three players on the next.

Right.

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