Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noosefin News from Monday, October 10, 2022.

Stand up for your country. You know, I'm going to make a political point about sports.

So even if you don't care about sports, pro sports, I'm talking about mostly, you're going

to want to hear this political point because it's very vivid and easy to understand and

it's important for what's going on in this country. And that is the subject of this

evening's talking points memo. So I'm a met fan, any Yankees fan. I mean, in New York,

that's like, you can't be both, but since I know a lot of people in both organizations,

I grew up with the Metz, and I've been with them from the beginning 1962. So they got

embarrassed last night. And for the last three weeks of the season, the Metz have not

been good. And they had a great season. They won 101 games and Buck Show all through

the manager turned the team around. And it was just expectations in New York are always

high. And these were crushing expectations. And they bombed. All right. They didn't do

well against Atlanta. They lost their first phase position. And San Diego came in and

embarrassed them last night. One hit. Metz got. So why do you care? Why am I telling you

all this? Because professional sports is based on merit and merit only. If you win, merit,

you succeed. And you're paid to win. This is capitalism. Capitalism is merit. If you

do well, and your company, prosperous and makes money, you make money. That's capitalism.

And you have to compete to make money. Unless you're monopoly in or very few with those.

So you're competing. So this restaurant's competing against that restaurant. This gardening

place is competing against that. And the best place wins. Just like the game last night.

So the Metz did not compete last night. I don't know why. I mean, I know a lot about baseball,

but they didn't get many clutch hits in the last three or four weeks of the season.

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