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Hey, friendos, Steve here. And Larsen. And as pretty much everybody knows at this point,

there's been a lot going on over the past 24 hours in the world of wrestling with this speaking

out movement that's been happening on Twitter. Victims of sexual abuse in the wrestling world

have been sharing their stories. And we're starting to understand what the ramifications of that

might start to look at and to look like rather. I wrote some words here because I have a hard time

off the cuff articulating what I think we want to say. You've looked at these words, Larsen.

You've vetted these words. You're okay with these words. Okay. All right. So here it goes,

man. We've had 24 hours to listen and to digest what's going on and to figure out how best we're

going to approach that here on going in raw. Given that our function in the wrestling world is to

analyze and comment on news stories from the world of wrestling. Obviously, this is something we need

to talk about here via news brief or one of our recap shows. Just this isn't the words that I wrote

down here, but Larsen, we're not journalists. It's not our, we don't investigate things,

but we have to tread very carefully with stuff this sensitive. That said, this is a massive wave

of information that's only now beginning to have real ramifications in the world of wrestling.

The wrestlers, the promotions involved have, for the most start, have for the most part, rather,

started to provide their initial responses to these stories. So those responses are going to be what

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