Billy Gil

Like we're good.

Please do.

So I have a question, I guess, about what the FTC sanctioned him for.

I feel like you shouldn't claim that you could cure any of those diseases with a supplement, especially if you can't, right?

But much less cure all of those diseases.

If you cured any one of them, you would be heralded as a hero to humanity.

Exactly right.

These are diseases that people have been

aiming to cure forever.

And like, this is a guy that is not just prolonging and improving quality of life for some patients that have them, he's cured them.

And then he said, I've cured all of them with this one supplement and you can buy it on Spike TV.

Like that is a wild thing to claim and path to go down.

But I guess if you're going to claim you can cure cancer, I guess why not also claim that you can cure MS, right?

Because, like, why not go off the deep end?

Is his thinking, I suppose... Can I say something that... So...

There's one Max Crosby thing that I took away from this story, but also in talking this out with you and the facts that were revealed in this story unrelated to Max Crosby, we were done dirty last season.

And I believe we were done dirty last season by ESPN, if I remember the timeline correctly.

And what I'm saying and what I'm accusing them of doing us dirty on, do you remember the game that the Raiders, I believe, were playing in Monday Night Football?

So I don't remember who the opponent was, but I think the Raiders were playing Monday Night Football.

And the story of that game was they continued to show Tom Brady up in the coach's booth.