Jon Ossoff

That's not a thing.

And you're asking about the average fan.

I mean, the average fan is also pretty tired of it.

Now, the reality is...

they're not upset that media has been affected in that particular way to the best that I can ascertain.

Like, oh, we're really sad about the media class.

That's not really a thing very often.

But what they are noticing is that the total control that is being exerted has made the leadership of the company feel distant from the actual concerns.

So recently, for example, the UFC had used AI, for example, on one of their ads and the fans didn't like it because it was,

Not good.

It didn't look good.

And Dana White's response was quite literally how this is verbatim.

How about this?

Shut the fuck up and watch the fights.

That was literally what he said to the fans.

Like, can you imagine Roger Goodell saying that or even Jerry Jones or whatever the proper description or the comparison would be?

It's simply impossible.

So what I would say is there is dissension in the ranks and realizing that they run this kind of operation.

The fans do the hardcore fans anyway.

And then you're asking about like the right wing sort of valence and their recognition of it.