Eddie Bravo

What they're saying, they did some tactics?

Well, they bought out the competition, which is definitely true.

They bought Affliction.

They bought Strikeforce.

No.

They do it in everything.

But in some businesses, they will break you up if you have a monopoly.

And it seems to be, at the very least, connected politically.

That's where it gets weird.

It's like, how much money are you donating to the Democratic Party?

How much money do you donate to the Republican Party?

How much money do you spend on whatever programs they want?

How much money do you spend on whatever charities they would like you?

Whatever funds, whatever this, whatever that, whatever foundations.

You've got to play this game.

And then still, if people complain and a lawsuit comes about, there is this possibility that you could be a monopoly.

But there's a lot of monopolies, man.

I mean, is YouTube a monopoly on video streaming?

Because if it's not, it's pretty fucking close.

The monopoly thing is a little weird, but I also think their argument is they're not –