We are going to talk with Aaron Blake, the Washington Post about the debate coming up in

a little bit. And one of the headlines is a candidate with no shot with 2% took a

ages to shot at Joe Biden and everybody saw for what it was and thought it was out

of bounds. Is it elder abuse? And, um, and he's the only one in America trying to

pretend that that's not what it was. What? That? No. That's what I was doing at all.

Oh, that's what you thought I was that? No. Wow. I would be awful. No. Why would I do

such a? Only a creep would do something like that. Um, so we'll talk about that coming

up in a little bit NFL season is up and running. We got week two coming up this weekend.

And Rob Grunkowski, who's officially retired from the New England Patriots, is making

the rounds talking football a little bit in the end, just to say, I will let my son play

football. But first off, um, I will educate him on the game. You know, educate him. I

kind of like what I went through. And I truly believe that anything, you know, any injury

that you receive is, it's fixable though. I mean, I went through it. I had nine surgeries,

probably had like 20 concussions in my life. Like, no, I probably like, I remember like

five, like blackout ones. Like, why don't you add a kind of blood drained from your body

after the Super Bowl because of internal bleeding? Yes, because of internal bleeding. But,

like I said, I'm fixed. What a tank. Wow. Geez. That's 20 concussions. I'm better now.

Yeah. Your brain, the brain doesn't fix itself like that. Now that other stuff, yeah, you

can break your legs and all that and make it more or less fix it. Although, if you've ever known

anybody who played hardly any football at all, they all still have injuries. It doesn't get

you back to normal. We had a boss here. It was a, it was a college football player. And he,

he had to turn his head like this. And he was a young fit guy because he'd broken some bone in

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