Michelle Steele
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88 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 1 Aug
Michelle Steele’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Up First from NPR · Truth Social Paid Access, Colorado River Cuts, FIFA's Faceplant · 1 Aug 2026
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And UEFA said it outright, quote, the World Cup is not for sale.
They said that in their statement.
The fear is when you bring in outside investors and you allow them to have a stake and make decisions about the calendar and format, hey, you know, let's figure out what maximizes returns is going to be your guiding light instead of what's good for the sport.
you can see easily a world where the World Cup has to be in the United States every time or another rich country because that's where you're going to be able to maximize prices on everything.
And that's how you have a full-blown crisis on your hands for Infantino and for FIFA.
I don't think so.
We'll see if he even lasts until March because UEFA is certainly not standing down, saying that they not only lost confidence in Infantino, but many other members of the football family.
They called the whole scheme a shabby, backroom, opaque deal.
Them fighting words.
Whether Infantino survives as president is now a real question.
Well, Spain has been just so efficient this tournament.
One goal allowed in seven games.
Are you kidding me?
That is truly outrageous.
Meantime, Argentina has turned so many games that look like for sure losers into winners.
Remember, they needed kind of a wobbly second half from England to get through.
If you like your soccer, nice and efficient and tidy route for Spain.
If you like watching a game and having heart palpitations, you're on Team Argentina.
My gut says this one goes to extra time.
I'm rolling with Spain.
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