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This thing was on fire. It was jam-packed. Donald Trump walks out. Look at that. And this is what it sounded like. Donald Trump followed by RFK Jr., you see there, Kid Rock, Elon Musk, Tulsi Gabbard, Speaker Johnson, and of course you just saw that footage of him hugging Joe Rogan, which proved to be a pretty important endorsement there at the end before he clinched his remarkable historic victory just two weeks ago. Forever. It feels like forever, right? Forever ago. It was fascinating. And I had to say, I enjoyed the experience. Two guys in a cage fighting. I didn't know we still did that stuff. It happens. And a lot of people come out to watch it. No, Rachel's off-camera comments like it. That's very primal. That was very primal. I'm so looking at this like an archaeologist, like I'm studying the culture. I've never been part of this. And we talked earlier, like, why aren't more politicians able to do what Donald Trump did and look so comfortable in that setting? You know, it was interesting last night, after almost every fight, Joey, the winner would give some acknowledgment to Trump, who was sitting ringside. Almost every fight. I think if the winner was from Brazil, that often might not have happened. But if it wasn't American in the fight, there was some acknowledgment for our future and former president. And there was none bigger than what many consider to be one of the greatest of all time, which is John Jones. He was the title heavyweight bout last night. And interestingly, John Jones represents a constituency that is symbolic in this. Yeah, we talk about this crowd. John Jones is a black man. As you pointed out, Joey, he's been through his troubles, ups and downs. And he absolutely tipped his hat to Donald Trump. Watch. Yeah! Whoo!
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