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Stephen Jackson has always been one of my favorite people because Stephen Jackson has always been his own man,

stood tall and strong for what he believes, and I believe he was

the first player ever to stand up to Greg Popovich. We'll get to that for just a couple of minutes.

Stephen Jackson has lived a rare life because he was a leader, if not the leader of every

NBA team he played for. Should have been an all-star,

but wasn't, then went on to dominate the big three as a player and a coach.

Yet what's more important than all the above, he's given back so much to so many communities,

but especially in the biggest picture to the black community. Stephen was a close friend and like a twin to George Floyd. And that speech

that Stephen Jackson gave at that protest rally in Minneapolis was all time, all time great. So Stephen Jackson,

I appreciate you taking the time to spend just a little time with me here now.

Oh, Skip, man, you know, let me turn around and say, I appreciate you. I remember those Fox days.

You know, I know who they was, I know who they was asking, you know, who they wanted

on the show and you vouched for me a lot.

And ever since I met you, ever since I met you, you've been a stand-up guy.

You always gave me good advice and always supported me.

So Skip, anytime you need me, whether it's on camera or off camera, you know, I didn't

hesitate. When Tyler called me, I didn't hesitate, man. You're my guy. Tyler Korn is my guy, and he did call you, and you've always been my guy, and I do love you,

man. Love you, too. Let's dig in. We'll get to what happened to Shadour Sanders and what is

happening in the NBA playoffs in just a couple of minutes, but first, I want to talk to you about you because you were born in

Houston but soon moved to Port Arthur, Texas, which did give us the cowboy coach Jimmy Johnson,

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