Craig Jones

Well, that's what I was going to ask about.

It's been my experience with athletes that when their talents and their God-given gifts and all of the things that they have going for themselves whenever they enter whatever arena that they're in, when those talents and things are at the height of their beauty,

and they're being paid and they can look at their bank account and they've got nice clothes and they're providing for their family and loved ones.

The last thing they're thinking about is tomorrow because we're always told that the best moment is the moment you're in.

And I think sometimes that there are people who sit back in business and go,

Let's let that myopia that athletes have because they're just seeing themselves in the moment work for them.

But let's let the aftermath of the moment work for us.

So people come in who are scurrilous, who are scheming.

A lot of good, decent players are flimflammed.

And they don't even know it till it's too late to know it.

When they're sometimes going, that's business.

I ain't think about no business right now.

I got other things I need to do.

It's my car clean.

You know, there are some people who are just sitting back three o'clock in the morning going, how can I get this play of stuff?

without him knowing it.

So when I saw the finalists for this weekend, I went, they're keeping it going.

They are maintaining the okey-doke to continue to try to fulfill their greed in Everest.

My patron saint of security was Frank Wills, the gentleman who discovered the Watergate break-in.

He was asked many years ago, how did you happen to come across something that turned out to be so, so big of a story in all of American politics?