PMS 2.0 342 - Bedlam on Wall Street, Jack Conklin, Stipe Miocic, & AJ Hawk

The Pat McAfee Show

ESPN

Football, Sports

4.9 • 18.9K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2021

⏱️ 119 minutes

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On today's show, Pat and the boys chat all the wild stuff going on on Wall Street, with Wall Street Bets, Gamestop, AMC, and the people holding the line and cashing out. They also discuss the breaking news that DeShaun Watson has officially requested a trade from the Texans and speculate on the few teams who might be in the race for Watson and Matt Stafford. Also joining the program is 2x All-Pro, Tackle for the Cleveland Browns, Jack Conklin joins the show to chat about the Browns turning the culture around, the differences between Kevin Stefanski and Mike Vrabel, how difficult it was being a new player on the Browns with Covid going on, why he thinks the Browns are going in the right direction, and what he's going to do during the offseason (27:35-45:05). Later, Pat and AJ Hawk welcome in 2x and current UFC Heavyweight Champion, the greatest Heavyweight in the history of the UFC, and friend of the program, Stipe Miocic to chat about his upcoming fight with Francis Ngannou, if he's in training camp right now, what his training schedule is like, how often he's been putting fires out in the mean time, what his relationship with Dana White is like, and much more (58:34-1:20:13). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.

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0:00.0	Hello, it is Thursday, January 28th, insane day, but I think you're going to enjoy the hell out of these conversations. Don't you think time?
0:06.4	Yeah, absolutely fun show today.
0:07.9	A lot to talk about. Let's go ahead and have a good time, shall we?
0:10.3	If you enjoy the show by the end of it, please tell somebody. If not, just act like it never happens. Let's get to a tie.
0:16.5	Speaking of dropping stocks, I've been doing that this morning.
0:20.7	But now they're holding the line and fighting back yesterday. We talked about everything going on with GameStop,
0:25.1	AMC, Nokia, in the Wall Street bet situation that's taking down this stock market this morning.
0:31.7	It was hard not to just watch that entire run. GameStop was making a run. It was climbing. It was falling.
0:38.0	It was falling. It was falling. Then it was fighting back up.
0:41.4	I'm going to go there. We're going to go. And then everything just started to collapse because Robinhood
0:45.8	was not Robinhood. Robinhood was stealing from the poor and giving to the rich, not allowing a free
0:52.7	market to happen, which is what they promote, which I promoted for them while reading Robinhood app ads
0:59.7	on this show. I'd like to let you know that I apologize for doing so. I had no idea that this was
1:05.7	just a group of people involved in something that's been around since 1792. What is when this New York
1:13.2	Stock Exchange began to be 1792. And for a long, long time, long time. A lot of people didn't
1:21.5	understand what was going on over there. There was only a few people that go in there. You see these
1:25.2	videos and people, hey, I'll hide out here. You see a lot of yelling, everything like that. And if
1:28.3	you're not from this city and you're not in the economic world, you have no idea what's going on.
1:34.1	But then Robinhood was introduced. E-Trade was introduced. These places were introduced and
1:38.0	they're like, hey, we're going to make it simpler for you. We're going to do what you need to do.
1:40.5	Turns out that was probably all one big sham from the Robinhood folks. I believe some other people.
1:44.2	They're just trying to get your money in there to keep fairs will going around because now that
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