John Sopel

And it's just seen, I think for the ordinary football fan, it just seems increasingly obscene.

Look, Adam, we spoke to you when the Qatar World Cup was going on and the problems there were around that and the ideological objections about Qatar hosting the World Cup.

We've got it happening in America now.

Do you think the fans are going to turn up?

Because the fans turned up in Qatar and it was, broadly speaking, a pretty well-run World Cup.

And there were all these facilities that were laid on without the price gouging that went with it.

I mean, I just look at the sheer cost of it.

If you were an England fan and you think you're going to get through the group stages and then you're going to get to the knockout stages and, you know, please God, you get to the World Cup final.

If you went to every match, you would have to be a very, very wealthy person to pay for that.

So on Monday's episode of the podcast, we talked about what had happened at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and the attempted shooting that took place, how the guy was arrested.

And then we look back over the years when there was the attempted assassination on Ronald Reagan and there was a change in gun laws as a result of that in 1981.

And we said, will anything happen now?

And we said, not a chance.

And I'm afraid to say we were wrong.

I think something is happening.

Easier.

Easier to own a gun.

So the lesson from Washington is that you need to make it easier for people to have a gun.

I'm so happy for the gun manufacturers that they'll be able to sell more guns.

I'm so happy for the gun shops that they'll be able to sell more guns.