Leila Rahimi

And now we bring in Lawrence Holmes and Matt Spiegel.

I think that, yeah, that's incredible to have a great niece make it to the Olympic team as a speed skater.

Yeah, that's awesome.

Anytime you get the excuse to go to Italy, why not?

Well, they're in L.A.

in two years.

Hold on.

It's sad that I wasn't more paying attention to national sports at the time when that happened, because like we heard about it, you know, and it was like, oh, Chicago has a bid.

So we were like aware, but it wasn't.

We thought we were a lock.

We were so arrogant.

Being here 10 years and hearing all of the stories about, A, who was involved, which is an incredible group of people who sincerely I look up to in many aspects of their professions.

And then to hear all of what happened.

I'm still hearing stories, and I'm like, how did they not get this?

Well, the profit share, that's, I think, the rub.

That money doesn't necessarily go to the team.

It's going to go to the guy who put up the money.

The other part about it is I heard you guys talk to Parashuts yesterday.

I wish the equation was as simple as, well, it only takes a couple of events at Soldier Field to make up for the missed revenue of the Bears.

But the problem is everybody else goes.