Patrick Bet-David

California is losing Fortune 500 companies.

We're going to see what's going to happen.

By the way, staying on the World Cup story, Iran demands, just so you know, the story comes out, Iran told to leave the U.S.

within 24 hours of World Cup matches as coaching staff visas are denied.

It's kind of a weird story there, but I understand why this is happening.

So let me read this to you.

Rob, I think you've got a clip on this one here.

Iran has been told they must enter and leave U.S.

soil on the same day of matches while integral members of their coaching staff have been denied visas.

The countries, is this it, Rob?

Yes, sir.

Go for it.

OK, so when you're seeing that, by the way, their matches are L.A., Seattle.

They were due to stay in Tucson, Arizona, but now will fly in.

They can either enter the morning, but they must leave the same day, said their Iran envoy, Abolfazi Passandidehi.

They added that Iran would not be allowed to abuse the system.

However, Iran's embassy in Turkey said visas have been denied to a large portion of the managerial and executive staff.

and accused the Americans of politically biased interference in sport.

They claim visas have been denied to a large portion of the managerial and executive staff.

Iranian state media claimed that the head of Football Federation and his deputy were among those denied entry.