Kenny Albert

I mean, it's just so, like I said, satisfying and just such elation and pride.

And there's...

There's tears of pride.

You know what I mean?

Like, it's ridiculous.

Well, I mean, I also think, too, like, and not to go hyperbole or bring anything else.

There are so many.

It's so rare that all of us are on the same page for anything these days.

And that's including sports.

And I'm just not talking politically.

I'm talking sports.

Like, you know, we've got three different teams here in hockey.

We're all big.

bitching at each other about our hockey teams we got two baseball fan bases that hate each other we got football teams that don't like what i mean we do this it's all the time college basketball we got seton hall fans and st john's fans whatever you got people who are democrats republicans independents there's people who love the mayor hate the mayor love the governor hate the governor we're all here together watching this thing and all wanting the same thing to happen except for maybe sean morash i think he was rooting for canada

But everybody else wanted the same thing to happen, and here we are watching it happen together, and that's what made it so incredibly special.

You weren't thinking about anything but having the U.S.

win and slay the giant that has been Canada hockey for so many years.

And it took a lot.

It took a lot.

Those guys, you could see after the game in the locker room, and they were with the FBI director, Kash Patel, who's from Garden City, who, by the way,