There you go. There you go.

Dangerous.

The nothing personal word of the day is dangerous,

as in a dangerous precedent.

As in a conversation that we are about to have, about precedent, about opinion, about freedom

of expression, freedom of speech, and what it is to run a team, own a team, have an opinion,

state an opinion, and then get punished because of an opinion.

What's been happening in the last several months since the murder of George Floyd is there

has been renewed debate, there's been renewed conversation. The first day we did a show,

it's got to be, I don't know, coca's it four weeks ago, six weeks ago, two weeks ago,

we did a Monday show where we spend 45 minutes talking about race and talking about platforms

and using the platform to have discussions. There have been tremendous discussions.

When you have discussions on an issue, by definition, there will be people you do not

agree with. There will be people who say things that hurt your ears so badly that you

don't ever want to hear them talk again. There will be people who have views and thoughts

that are so different than yours that you can't possibly understand how they could think

the way they think or say the things they say. But the whole genesis of our country is

that freedom of speech. And it's a line that sometimes is very difficult to walk.

Why do I have dangerous is that nothing personal word of the day because the WNBA, the Women's

National Basketball Association, has found itself in a bit of a pickle. And the pickle

revolves a Republican senator named Kelly Laughler. Kelly Laughler is from Georgia. She was

appointed in a special election midterm in Georgia. She is running again this coming November.

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