Maureen Callahan

Make no mistake when I tell you, just my opinion, this guy is a drug addict and he loves nothing more than getting behind the wheel on drugs.

He's worth $1.5 billion.

His license should be permanently taken away from him.

He should not be allowed behind the wheel of any kind of a moving vehicle.

He has enough money where he can buy all the golf carts he wants and he can buy all the, all the little engines he wants to soup them up and he can take all the drugs he wants and drive around off his face on any of his properties and just keep it in your house.

Keep it in your extensive acreage.

He told us who he was back in 2010.

This is a peek behind the curtain.

This is a peek behind the curtain.

I found this and I was like, yeah, I mean, there are so many things, but you know, we have, our show has a time limit.

Okay.

But anyway, so this is a report from the guardian in December, 2019.

And, you know, I talk about the national inquirer a lot because like they do break stories.

And back when they had real money, they broke a lot of stories.

The rest of the media wouldn't touch, you know, for many reasons.

Okay.

Here's this report from the guardian.

Representatives acting on behalf of Tiger Woods brokered a deal two years ago to bury a tabloid story of an extramarital affair, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday.

It said representatives for the golfer acted after the National Enquirer threatened to publish pictures of Woods taken in a parked car with Mindy Lawton, a Florida waitress.

The alleged deal, which the Wall Street Journal claims was made in August 2007, that's legalese, the lawyer said, put in alleged claims, whatever, saw Wood give an exclusive cover interview and photo spread to a sister magazine of the Inquirer, Men's Fitness.