Today on the Charlie Kirk Show, Tyler, Jack, Tyler and Blake discuss the USAID spending, the Super Bowl, and why the Eagles are better than the MAGA team of the NFL. Also, a look at our final Super Bowl predictions.
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00:01:59.000Second of all, people are generally sick.
00:02:01.000And by the way, as an Eagles fan, I'm not used to having so many people on my side, but I've been getting messages.
00:02:07.000I've been having people come up to me all week or all the last two weeks really saying, look, man, I'm not an Eagles fan, but I want Kansas City to lose so bad that I'm backing you 100%.
00:02:17.000People are sick of the way the NFL has been bending the rules.
00:02:20.000People are sick of the way that there's clearly all this marketing going into Kansas City, the whole Kelsey Brothers thing that's absolutely stale, one of which, by the way, was an eagle.
00:02:30.000So, you know, I'm evil in admitting it's cringe, even though it's, you know, possibly to my own detriment.
00:02:36.000And obviously, like, we don't need to talk about what happened with me and Taylor Swift last year, but it's tamped down from where it was a year ago, but the cringe...
00:02:48.000And so people, I think, are just sick of it and people are looking for a change.
00:02:51.000And so that's what you get when you go with the Eagles.
00:02:54.000You go with a group of people that actually fight, that actually stand up for themselves, that don't take any crap and don't care what other people say about them because they're about what they're being about.
00:03:05.000It's actually very similar to MAGA in a lot of ways.
00:05:07.000Because I think of all 14 teams that were in the NFL playoffs, I think this had to be the matchup I wanted least, you wanted least, Charlie wanted least.
00:05:17.000All of America wanted least of all, except for Jack and the handful of people he's not going to stab, and then Chiefs fans.
00:06:25.000I saw that news going around, and I didn't take the time to check, but I was like, well, because you always see the president, you know, or prior to Biden, you would usually see the president doing, like, the Super Bowl Day interview.
00:06:34.000So I guess in my head, I would always associate the president and the Super Bowl, but I didn't realize that no one had actually attended.
00:06:41.000Obviously, I can understand for security purposes why you might not want to do that, but it just, I don't know, it just seems like something that a president would have gone to.
00:06:50.000guess I have a friend in the in the inner in the football business and she said that is 100% true she was like one of the first people to mention that and she kind of broken it and had got it out there pretty early but it's crazy because a lot of presidents have played football a lot like a lot of presidents have played football and none have gone to the Super Bowl Richard Nixon did suggest a play to run in the Super Bowl he did do that once I believe it was a flanker reverse Teddy Roosevelt's responsible for the forward pass he
00:08:22.000But the other great thing about Trump going to the Super Bowl is he's apparently in his tax proposal today, there is that very niche item that he wants to get rid of tax benefits enjoyed by pro sports team owners.
00:08:39.000And apparently he's very angry at the left-wing sports team owners who denounced him in his first term and the way the sports leagues did all of that.
00:09:26.000Three or four years in a row, we'd get this two-minute hate on the Texas Rangers because they would not do this Pride Night thing during the MLB season.
00:10:06.000If I remember correctly, I flew straight from that concert to Phoenix and then came on thought crime that night for like the very tail end of whatever we were calling it or whatever we were doing.
00:10:17.000And now, now a Super Bowl victory where the Eagles parade gets to march down Broad Street is really, it's just going to be the coup de grace.
00:10:25.000It's going to be the coup de grace of this entire season.
00:10:28.000And if you recall, which team won the Super Bowl right after Trump won the first time?
00:11:26.000You stay away from all the news websites and you see, can you avoid ever learning who wins this year's Super Bowl?
00:11:33.000I tried to do that when the Patriots played the Rams in, that must have been the 2019 season?
00:11:42.000No, it was 2018. 2018 season, and then they were playing it in spring 2019. And I didn't like that, and that was also peak the NFL being annoying, and also peak the Packers not being very good that year.
00:11:53.000And so, I was just like, I'm just gonna not, and I'm not watching, and I was flying to Europe on a plane when the Super Bowl was being played, so I thought, everything's worked out perfectly.
00:12:12.000And then Apple ruined it because when I landed in Iceland, they sent me one of those forced phone nudges that told me the Patriots had won the Super Bowl.
00:12:22.000And I never saw another thing about football the entire rest of that trip.
00:12:44.000I think the NFL... I have long believed that God himself will not allow the Minnesota Vikings to win the Super Bowl.
00:12:50.000I believed this when I was a child, and I still believe it today.
00:12:54.000I think that if the Vikings had a lead in a Super Bowl, it would...
00:12:59.000It would allow Satan to triumph on Earth, and God will not allow that.
00:13:03.000I believe this in my heart of hearts, and I think the lions are a slightly lower-scale version of that, where they're kind of cursed by God.
00:13:16.000Can we appreciate, and let's play some of this, let's play some of them, I think we have them in the cut sheet, of this new strategy of leaking your commercials ahead of time.
00:13:25.000We're at least posting them ahead of time in order to try to get more traction.
00:15:34.000So, yeah, the strategy is obviously clear.
00:15:37.000It's an attempt to drive things back to the previous iteration of when the Budweiser-Clyde sales used to be.
00:15:47.000Seen as noble and majestic and certainly patriotic after 9-11.
00:15:52.000I remember that Super Bowl commercial.
00:15:54.000Everyone alive remembers that Super Bowl commercial right after 9-11, just a couple of months later with the Clydesdales bowing or kneeling to the skyline of New York City.
00:16:05.000But, you know, this, it's just like stock footage and then some awkward millennial comedy at the end.
00:16:13.000You know, having a Clydesdale be a comedic character is ridiculous.
00:16:18.000It totally misses the heart, totally misses the substance of what made those earlier commercials better.
00:16:23.000It wouldn't surprise me if, like, some H-1B who doesn't understand American culture wrote this.
00:16:28.000And, yeah, I'm not really sure what they're going for other than saying, hey, look, look, we're not Dylan Mulvaney anymore, see?
00:16:37.000We're not Dylan Mulvaney, so you should like us again.
00:19:35.000Broken money steals your energy, your time, your life.
00:19:40.000Thomas Jefferson tried to warn us about this.
00:19:42.000He knew that a currency that could be printed out of thin air would rob us all blind.
00:19:50.000Henry Ford proposed a new type of currency completely based off energy in 1921. He had this idea that an energy-backed currency would be the ultimate form of money, not just promises in paper.
00:20:05.000He believed an energy-backed currency was an honest way for people to prove the work they performed.
00:20:18.000It's not right to have it constantly debased, but there is a solution out there.
00:20:23.000It's the most secure network the world has ever seen, without a single failure, ever, completely decentralized across the globe, backed by raw energy.
00:20:32.000There's millions of people all around the globe pouring every nickel and dime they have into this network, out there working tirelessly, day and night, storing their energy into a brighter future.
00:21:33.000And so what have we not seen in these last two ads?
00:21:36.000And, you know, they're running away from wokeness.
00:21:39.000They're trying to embrace patriotism again.
00:21:42.000They're obviously not like not quite doing it right.
00:21:44.000Like there's almost a there's a double uncanny valley here because in both of these, because in the first one and in this one, it's clearly people who don't quite understand patriotism or MAGA or why people actually love America.
00:21:57.000But in this Bitcoin ad, there's a double.
00:22:01.000Uncanny Valley because, you know, obviously the video is AI. Uncanny Valley means the human's ability to distinguish something that is almost human but not quite.
00:22:10.000And so when you see it, it just triggers this sense in you that something is completely...
00:23:14.000Well, because my wife, right, she's, you know, Tanya's not from the U.S., so she, all that, like, 90s, early 2000s culture, she just didn't participate in because she has no memory of it.
00:23:25.000So she, like, had never seen a Will Ferrell movie before we started dating.
00:23:28.000She was like, oh, yeah, like, I kind of heard of him, but I'd never seen any of his movies.
00:23:32.000Whereas in the U.S., they're totally ubiquitous.
00:23:33.000We went back and we watched, like, all the Will Ferrell movies and we watched Austin Powers.
00:23:47.000If you sit because, and here's the reason why, is because all of culture is so bad right now and so horrible and destitute and vacuous and bereft of any substance whatsoever.
00:23:59.000So even now, the stuff that wasn't quite, I mean, the first Austin Powers is good.
00:24:05.000But then the other two were just kind of like repeats of the same jokes.
00:24:08.000But even now, you go back and it's just head and shoulders above anything else that's being put out by Hollywood or whatever streaming services.
00:24:16.000So you're like, wow, these are really good.
00:25:15.000I think I wonder if we'll have that for the ultra woke pop culture of the Biden era.
00:25:21.000Like if we're, you know, we'll make movies in 2040 and they'll be period pieces set around now, but they won't they won't come off right because they'll forget the fact like, oh, actually, everything.
00:25:55.000To close the loop on the Super Bowl, TJ Snyder asks, are we not yet convinced that the NFL is absolutely rigged?
00:26:02.000The players may not be in it, but the referees determine the game.
00:26:05.000What I will say is, I don't think the NFL is rigged, but I think with all of the sports gambling they're going all in on, I worry we are, we're like less than five years away from the mega scandal where finally there's enough money in all the new online sports betting that someone is going to rig a major event and it's, we'll suddenly remember, oh wait.
00:26:31.000That's why they banned all of this 100 years ago.
00:26:49.000Throwing a game to lose for money, that is...
00:26:51.000It will be very hard for pro sports to recover from that, and I can just easily see it where this scandal happens and suddenly every state goes, oh, oh wait, that's why it was a bad idea, and they just re-ban sports gambling overnight.
00:27:27.000They need Patrick Mahomes to be a villain for the next 10 years.
00:27:32.000The thing about the NFL is it's pretty hard to rig the NFL because the plays are very difficult to do.
00:27:39.000Actually, the commenter above mentioned the Falcons-Pats one.
00:27:42.000How do you rig that Edelman catch where it defied the laws of physics practically?
00:27:47.000If they were going to rig any sport, they'd probably rig the NBA. The NBA is one of those ones where you can just say, yeah, give the Lakers 500 foul shots.
00:28:05.000One of those lib sports announcers once said that Game 7 of the Lakers-Kings series from 20 years ago, it's like the video in The Ring where if you watch it, you die.
00:28:15.000The Ring being another movie that was extremely popular that no one has heard of anymore.
00:28:34.000So that's also a huge aspect that took place.
00:28:36.000So when the internet took off, when smartphones took off, you have this, instead of this one shared culture where everybody watches the same movies and there's only like maybe 30 TV channels, now there's suddenly everything.
00:29:45.000This is the one of the only things that a huge amount of Americans are going to tune into because otherwise people just sort of live in these little mind chambers where someone's watching, you know, conservative media or someone's watching liberal media or consuming that social media or whatever it is, and conservative media or someone's watching liberal media or consuming that social media or whatever it is, and the algorithm's Even X, as good as X is now, that doesn't have any of that cross promotion that we used to see, plus a lot of rules have left.
00:30:13.000So it's it's interesting that during the Super Bowl ads, they try to pretend like America is still this one cohesive unit anymore when it's just not quite true.
00:30:22.000There's only one cohesion in America right now, and it's called MAGA. Let's go to one of our partners here.
00:31:13.000Okay, Jack or Blake, walk us through USAID. USAID, Charlie, or USGAYID? That's the question we all have to ask, because we can look through their grants.
00:31:27.000And we also have some lovely allies of ours.
00:31:31.000We have a data Republican who was helping us a lot during the election.
00:31:58.000So obviously Trump is pausing the grants to everything, and we're learning, or we're not learning, but America is learning how important it is to the entire vast left-wing apparatus that they receive unlimited amounts of taxpayer dollars to do everything they want.
00:32:14.000Because, like, the rollback on DEI, you could sense that...
00:32:18.000Okay, they didn't like that, but they could go along with it because, okay, like DEI was actually ruining a lot of left-wing organizations because they had to hire a lot of incompetent people.
00:32:28.000If that goes away, we can hire smart people and win elections again.
00:32:31.000But pausing the money, they are losing their minds.
00:32:47.000And one of the biggest ones, and I think this is genius by Trump, they fixated on pausing USAIDs.
00:32:52.000So it's weird because it looks like USAID, but they say USAID often because I think it's United States something International Development, Agency for International Development, I think.
00:33:03.000And what this is, is USAID has a budget of about...
00:33:09.000And it is the vehicle we use for all the foreign aid that American public always wants us to stop spending on.
00:33:16.000This is how you end up with, oh, the U.S. government paid five million dollars to fund lesbian poetry in Somalia or whatever.
00:33:24.000And so the Trump admin came in and said, OK, we're pausing this.
00:33:28.000And they're freaking out where they're going to find the things that are most sympathetic.
00:33:32.000Where they'll say, oh, we're stopping malaria and you're going to cause four-year-olds to die in Mozambique and all of that.
00:33:39.000And all I would say is, guys, if all that stuff is that important that we do, why did you ruin it by using it as your front to fund regime change in Ukraine or Cuba or Libya or wherever?
00:33:53.000And why did you use it as a front to fund all the gay stuff?
00:33:57.000If it was genuinely doing all that important stuff, you shouldn't have funneled all the money to the fake stuff because it's going to make everyone hate it.
00:34:03.000Anyway, that's all set up to say Data Republican made this federal grant search where you can search for keywords in grants.
00:34:12.000I searched LGBT and just with that very brute force method, we found $1.4 billion worth of taxpayer grants specifically to things that included LGBT in it.
00:34:27.000I like this one, American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry.
00:34:30.000You really, if you read it, you probably can't read it on the screen there, but if you look through it, you can really tell how they just had to shove gay into everything to try to get money.
00:34:41.000So this is about, oh, get some money to help fight addiction.
00:34:47.000O-R-N, whoever's getting this, is equipped to support individuals and communities who bear and disproportionate burden from O-U-D and S-T-U-D, including youth and young adults, black and indigenous communities, LGBTQ plus people, rural communities, and individuals involved in the legal system, also known as criminals.
00:35:10.000And so you had to throw that in there like, okay, we want our money to fight addiction or opioids or whatever.
00:35:16.000But guys, it's not that we're fighting addiction.
00:35:19.000It's that we're fighting addiction with the special groups of people that we care more about than normal people.
00:35:23.000So Blake, so this is the data Republican...
00:35:27.000Can you walk us through a little bit or at least the general idea of how this site works?
00:35:31.000So I see there's federal grant, charity graphs, principal officer searches.
00:35:36.000It's like all of the country's 990 forms of the nonprofit's forms are dumped in here.
00:35:42.000And basically what she's done is put together...
00:35:45.000You know, it's like all the federal money.
00:35:48.000Yeah, and it's a very brute force mechanism.
00:35:51.000So I know she made charts where you could see like one organization goes to another.
00:35:58.000Yeah, I have it open here just as like a basic one where you can see this sub graph that I have open right now is showing 122. A thousand different grants.
00:36:17.000I definitely saw some people misreading it.
00:36:20.000I know one that went viral the other day was where they thought Chelsea Clinton was getting $86 million from the federal government.
00:36:27.000But if you looked at it, it was more like this organization was in a network of different organizations and the total amount of money they got was...
00:36:36.000It was not a huge amount of money, but it's sort of like, if you're an org and you get money from another org that was getting money from the government, it goes into the system.
00:36:46.000And there's something to that, because if we're funding an organization that is also donating money to another thing, money to some extent is fungible, and so there's an indirectness there.
00:36:57.000But there's also limits to it, I would say.
00:37:00.000But, like I said, it's so genius that...
00:37:04.000It's almost accidental genius because the left chose to do this.
00:37:07.000They freaked out about the USAID pause and that is the single best front that you could fight on for defending a pause of federal spending because what is the least popular type of federal spending?
00:37:31.000The joke is like, Trump can win by doing absolutely nothing.
00:37:35.000He's just like, I'm going to cut funding and you guys are going to go and complain about the one part of it that is most popular, most effective, most going to make me look good.
00:37:45.000But the left couldn't help it because they care more about other countries than they care about this one.
00:37:49.000And they're constantly shocked the entire rest of America doesn't feel the same way.
00:37:53.000So here's something that I think is interesting, though, and I think we have a way, we were talking about maybe setting this up.
00:37:59.000There's like a keyword search that she set up on here in the federal grants.
00:38:04.000And so I was thinking, guys, what if we live on the show tonight, just go to the keyword search and come up with...
00:38:13.000Just pull words at random and see if the federal government is funny.
00:39:55.000How about border towns that are cooperating with what the president is doing, bundle some of this together and give these border towns, you know, 50 million bucks that want to hire more police and more sheriffs.
00:40:47.000So, remember, guys, the irony here is that the original medical examiner's report in Hennepin County said that George Floyd died of a heart attack, and they gave $19 million to the University of Minnesota to look up heart disease in the name of George Floyd.
00:41:29.000For Charlie's question about the funding, it's going to be something we'll have to litigate in the courts.
00:41:35.000We said that right away when all the executive orders were coming out.
00:41:38.000A lot of this is be maximally aggressive on day one because this is going to end up in the courts for years on end, and it's way better to start day one than to start on day 1,000.
00:42:25.000Insane amounts of money that the United Nations World Food Program and $44 million to provide emergency food assistance to Venezuelan migrants in Colombia.
00:43:48.000Why are we taking, I mean, I think, and when we say why, I mean, this is obviously what hopefully we can do, and I don't think anyone's answered this question yet.
00:43:57.000In the funding that's going to the WHO and all these other different things that are helping, the United Nations World Food Program, for example, and say, why can't we give a border town?
00:44:16.000We can say, oh great, we're actually taking this $44 million that was given to United Nations for Venezuelan migrants in Colombia and we're going to give it to, and Charlie's exactly right, we're going to give it to El Salvador.
00:44:29.000We're going to give it to Build the Wall and Staff of the Wall in El Paso and along the border in Cochise County.
00:44:38.000What's going to matter for these sorts of grants is Congress does, under the Constitution, have the power of the purse.
00:44:44.000And what I think we'll have to dig into is...
00:44:46.000They don't underwrite every one of these, though.
00:44:49.000So we'll have to figure out what are things that Congress said this money has to go to X and how much of it is we gave a block grant of $20 billion for this agency to dole out for these goals.
00:45:02.000And then the Trump administration can say, well, we think the goals are best served by this rather than this.
00:45:09.000Well, you guys might know the answer to this question.
00:45:11.000I think what happens is that the apportionments that are made, when they actually go through and they pass the bills to fund things, it's pretty generic.
00:45:24.000So the executive branch may have some real opportunity here to say, oh, we can redirect these funds to do something else.
00:46:44.000Well, keep in mind, the Data Republican one is lots of grants, not just USAID. So we have the mix of USAID is the one that's getting all of the attention because the left is freaking out so much about it, but it's creating a greater focus on where we send grants in general, which is practically unlimited.
00:47:03.000I saw a viral Twitter thread the other day where it was...
00:47:07.000Like, the amount of money that can just bankroll the most ridiculous things, like urban dance, but it's like a woke version of urban dance.
00:47:17.000And they'll just, yeah, okay, throw $100,000 over to that.
00:47:51.000It was a Lomez, who we had on the show the other day.
00:47:54.000He put in Dance, and he found a page that says it's providing...
00:48:02.000Basically, we gave a six-figure amount to provide community-based mutual aid support, healing circles on intergenerational gender violence, culturally specific counseling services for African-American victims in the form of healing and sister circles, quilting, storytelling, theater, song, and African dance.
00:48:39.000Yeah, and then the response to it from this guy, John Pontius, I am involved in the LA modern dance world, and I consistently wonder how loony boomer women can afford to have huge studios, paid annual festivals, and ubiquitous, poor-quality choreography.
00:48:56.000Yeah, because it's all taxpayer-funded.
00:48:59.000The most obvious NGOs that need to start getting money if we can't defund it is friendly churches.
00:49:06.000Is local community churches that are there with us, that see the world the way we do, and saying, okay, you want to go do migrant resettlement?
00:49:13.000Okay, we're going to create a consortium of Arizona churches, and instead of Catholic charities getting $75 million, we're going to defund that, and we're going to go send it to say, hey, these churches can provide flights and resettlement activity for all of the illegals that have come in Arizona.
00:51:14.000And then it's going to pass near the Earth again in 2028. In 2032 is where they're speculating that it has a chance, they calculated, to have 2.3% to hit the Earth.
00:51:27.000And that's already up from 1.3% as calculated by the European Space Agency a month ago.
00:51:48.000Okay, if it hit a forest wilderness, very big, pretty explosion, but not a huge deal.
00:51:53.000But if it hit a city, it's like nuking a city.
00:51:57.000And if it hit an ocean, which is actually pretty good odds it does that, it would cause a big tsunami and could kill thousands of people, hundreds of thousands of people even, just from the tsunami afterwards.
00:52:07.000And we're showing all the B-roll from a big rock that would, you know, if it hit off the eastern seaboard, for example.
00:52:13.000So, the most important question we have to ask...
00:52:17.000About this, and we've got eight years, really, to consider.
00:52:38.000It'll have to be something that Trump can use, or President Vance, or whoever it would be.
00:52:43.000Actually, our best shot of blowing it up might be in 2028 because you want to hit it.
00:52:49.000You can try to blow up the whole thing, but if you just want to nudge it out of the way, if you can hit it with a big rocket or a missile of some kind and move it just a couple centimeters on its trajectory, over the course of four years of spinning through space, that thing is thousands of miles off from where it was going to be otherwise.
00:53:06.000And that could be how you make it miss the Earth.
00:53:09.000And in 2028, of course, Trump will still be president.
00:53:13.000The mission to save humanity from Hillary's big rock.
00:53:20.000I just think from a political standpoint, regardless of this, when in 2028 is it supposed to be near us, Blake?
00:53:27.000We should just time this up with the Olympics and instead of an opening ceremony, we should have the world live stream, SpaceX slash NASA, like put the asteroid off course.
00:54:19.000So I'm looking at the odds, by the way.
00:54:21.000So it looks like they just detected this last month.
00:54:23.000I assume that's because it was pretty close by, so we can see it.
00:54:27.000And then it's coming back in 2028. And then the estimated impact date, if it continues all the way around and we're to hit us, is December 22nd, 2032. So we seem pretty close to exact four-year cycles.
00:54:41.000So it could be coming close to the Earth right around the 2028 election.
00:54:48.000I'm telling you, if you want to win Pennsylvania and J.D. Vance's VP, have him in a war room, in the situation room, monitoring, altering an asteroid that was going to destroy the planet.
00:57:23.000I feel like you'd probably launch it a while in advance.
00:57:26.000I bet what you'd do is you'd maybe have a simulation of us getting closer, and then it hits it, it blows up, and then you need some sort of firework where it's like, you know, it'll be far away, but we'll just pretend.
00:57:39.000We'll do some sort of drone firework display to make it look like it's closer, and then you have a flame descend from this explosion.
00:57:48.000On to the Olympic torch in Los Angeles.
00:58:44.000It's like that Simpsons episode where...
00:58:45.000It was one of the Halloween Simpsons episodes where...
00:58:48.000Like, the world is ending, so they have a rocket to escape, and Homer and Bart get on the rocket, and then they realize, they're looking around, who's on the rocket, they're like, Rosie O'Donnell, Al Sharpton, all these other, and they realize they got on the wrong rocket, and it's the one that's going straight into the sun, and Lisa got to go on the other rocket with the actual good people.
00:59:23.000I think if the asteroid is that close, we just fake it like the moon landing.
00:59:29.000Do the whole thing, whole production quality, everything else.
00:59:32.000we have like a really great actor of like the person like like Billy Bob Thornton or something that's like the person that like oh yeah he was the government guy and he was the government guy there but he made that movie slightly less yeah I'm looking now what the audience is suggesting so Someone suggested For Those About to Rock by ACDC. That's okay, but ACDC, they're an Australian band.
00:59:55.000I feel like we do need touring this summer.
01:04:22.000What's going to happen is it's going to be...
01:04:25.000The Eagles will jump out to a lead, and they'll be clinging to it in the fourth quarter.
01:04:30.000They'll be up maybe, we'll say, 31-28 final moments of the game.
01:04:37.000The Chiefs get a controversial penalty, like one of those fake-out, you know, where Mahomes does that annoying twinkle-toe step thing that gets him hit late, and they get a 15-yard penalty.
01:04:49.000They use those penalties to get down to the one-yard line.
01:04:54.000And then they're lining up to do their version of the tush push to flex on the Eagles to score on the last play of the game.
01:05:03.000And then out of nowhere, they were wrong about that rock.
01:05:07.000It's actually hitting America right now.
01:05:09.000It comes down and it hits the Superdome, explodes, destroys the city, and then Charlie's Top Gun music starts playing and America is happy.
01:05:34.000You know, I think if Philly loses, depending on the loss, if it was like a fair fight, it wouldn't be that big of a response.
01:05:43.000Look, there's always the rough stuff that goes on when Eagles win.
01:05:46.000And, you know, it's kind of sad because I remember watching this video.
01:05:52.000There's always this thing where people, you know, kids go and climb the poles on, like the street poles on Broad Street when they win or if the Phillies won the World Series or something.
01:06:03.000And there was a kid who went to Temple, so my school, and there was this viral video of this kid falling off of one of the, like these street poles, you know, after the NFC victory the other day, like two weeks ago.
01:06:18.000And then it later came out that the kid died.
01:06:20.00018 years old and, you know, screwing around after an Eagles game.
01:06:25.000And it's, I don't know, it just made me feel kind of weird watching those videos going through.
01:06:30.000And, like, I posted that video and I didn't realize there was a kid dying.