Conor McGregor

And it was uproar on the streets and anger and fear, I suppose, was going on. And at that time, I was just an observer. You know, politics wasn't really on my mind at that time. Ireland was not really going through what it was going through at that stage in 2016. Although it was rising, it was unbeknownst to me and many in the country. Were you not political, really?

And it was uproar on the streets and anger and fear, I suppose, was going on. And at that time, I was just an observer. You know, politics wasn't really on my mind at that time. Ireland was not really going through what it was going through at that stage in 2016. Although it was rising, it was unbeknownst to me and many in the country. Were you not political, really?

And it was uproar on the streets and anger and fear, I suppose, was going on. And at that time, I was just an observer. You know, politics wasn't really on my mind at that time. Ireland was not really going through what it was going through at that stage in 2016. Although it was rising, it was unbeknownst to me and many in the country. Were you not political, really?

Not really political, no, at that stage. You know, I was focused on my craft, and it wasn't at the forefront. It all kind of took a turn post-COVID. It all took a real turn post-COVID. And you could kind of see what was going on and what had gone on post the crash, you know, and who our government was serving. You could kind of see that come to fruition then. throughout the COVID era.

Not really political, no, at that stage. You know, I was focused on my craft, and it wasn't at the forefront. It all kind of took a turn post-COVID. It all took a real turn post-COVID. And you could kind of see what was going on and what had gone on post the crash, you know, and who our government was serving. You could kind of see that come to fruition then. throughout the COVID era.

Not really political, no, at that stage. You know, I was focused on my craft, and it wasn't at the forefront. It all kind of took a turn post-COVID. It all took a real turn post-COVID. And you could kind of see what was going on and what had gone on post the crash, you know, and who our government was serving. You could kind of see that come to fruition then. throughout the COVID era.

And then I just became more invested in and then that was it. But I was there for Trump's inauguration when he was sworn in for the first time. Fear, worry, panic. And then I was there the second time in 2024, most recent, and it was elation and excitement. And I thought it was good to see. They asked me, what do I think he'll be as a president? I said, well,

And then I just became more invested in and then that was it. But I was there for Trump's inauguration when he was sworn in for the first time. Fear, worry, panic. And then I was there the second time in 2024, most recent, and it was elation and excitement. And I thought it was good to see. They asked me, what do I think he'll be as a president? I said, well,

And then I just became more invested in and then that was it. But I was there for Trump's inauguration when he was sworn in for the first time. Fear, worry, panic. And then I was there the second time in 2024, most recent, and it was elation and excitement. And I thought it was good to see. They asked me, what do I think he'll be as a president? I said, well,

when it was 2016 in the media runs I was doing. And I said, let's see, you know, give the man a chance. He's not from a political background. He's from a different background. It's interesting. Let us see. And I thought he'd done well. You know, towards the end of the term, you know, there may have been times to, you know, as a leader of a country, you almost need to... you know, cool the flames.

when it was 2016 in the media runs I was doing. And I said, let's see, you know, give the man a chance. He's not from a political background. He's from a different background. It's interesting. Let us see. And I thought he'd done well. You know, towards the end of the term, you know, there may have been times to, you know, as a leader of a country, you almost need to... you know, cool the flames.

when it was 2016 in the media runs I was doing. And I said, let's see, you know, give the man a chance. He's not from a political background. He's from a different background. It's interesting. Let us see. And I thought he'd done well. You know, towards the end of the term, you know, there may have been times to, you know, as a leader of a country, you almost need to... you know, cool the flames.

You know, maybe there were some things that might have fanned the flames towards the end of his term that I thought. But this time around, I feel that he's off to a good start and I wish him well. I wish the country, the United States of America well. I consider them my dear siblings. We consider America our sibling. And I think it's going well.

You know, maybe there were some things that might have fanned the flames towards the end of his term that I thought. But this time around, I feel that he's off to a good start and I wish him well. I wish the country, the United States of America well. I consider them my dear siblings. We consider America our sibling. And I think it's going well.

You know, maybe there were some things that might have fanned the flames towards the end of his term that I thought. But this time around, I feel that he's off to a good start and I wish him well. I wish the country, the United States of America well. I consider them my dear siblings. We consider America our sibling. And I think it's going well.

And we're getting a good fair bit of energy from it, from Ireland, even amidst the tariff situation. that is going on. Ireland's people have not seen the money got to do with this whatsoever. In fact, we have been robbed of our own money and yet we are supposed to be this wealthy country, yet the people of Ireland are struggling to heat their homes.

And we're getting a good fair bit of energy from it, from Ireland, even amidst the tariff situation. that is going on. Ireland's people have not seen the money got to do with this whatsoever. In fact, we have been robbed of our own money and yet we are supposed to be this wealthy country, yet the people of Ireland are struggling to heat their homes.

And we're getting a good fair bit of energy from it, from Ireland, even amidst the tariff situation. that is going on. Ireland's people have not seen the money got to do with this whatsoever. In fact, we have been robbed of our own money and yet we are supposed to be this wealthy country, yet the people of Ireland are struggling to heat their homes.

There are many people who are seeing this tariff situation as a, you know, a gotcha moment for our government. I'm not so much of that. I wish for our country to be prosperous and our people to be prosperous. And that's what my aim is. That's what my wish is and my hope is.

There are many people who are seeing this tariff situation as a, you know, a gotcha moment for our government. I'm not so much of that. I wish for our country to be prosperous and our people to be prosperous. And that's what my aim is. That's what my wish is and my hope is.