Jon Ossoff

Even a guy like Mark Wayne Mullen, who had kind of a little bit of skin in the game and tried to do some good, when MAGA's sort of priorities became clear, abandoned it immediately.

These people believe in nothing.

know what the buzz is about that around mma circles the way to understand this white house event is think of it as two different events simultaneously it's just one but try to wrap your head around it there is one side of it let's call it with inside the bubble how are how is the community viewing it

And they view it as it's a smaller fight card.

A fight card can be up to 10 or more fights.

This one is small.

I think it's just seven.

There were six.

They added one last minute.

It's a smaller fight card.

However, two of the top best guys in the sport are in the main and the co-main event.

It has real relevance.

Within the sport, for a sport that had a really hard time getting regulated, that nearly went away completely, the ability to say, hey, we're in the White House, this means something to us, we have ascended.

And there is, I think, something to be said for that.

But there is going to be an event, a fighting event on the White House lawn.

They're building this sort of crazy structure just on the other side of that street there on this space called the Ellipse, where Trump gave his Jan 6th speech, by the way.

Yeah, they're going to have a crowd to watch it.

Not so much like directly watching it, but on screens out there.

It's just kind of like a big event.

But that's only one side of it.