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Did Robbie Williams really have cocaine fall from his mouth or nose during World Cup coverage?

Chris Cote 0:00
There's no way that that was cocaine. There's just no way. There's no way. You guys are nodding, yes, it was cocaine that fell out of the nose of Robbie Williams. There's just no way that he decided that that's what he was going to do there. It has to be something else.
Mike Ryan 0:16
Are you not familiar with Robbie Williams? Because you can never utter, there's just no way cocaine was around blank and that blank being Robbie Williams. If Robbie Williams is part of this investigation, then there's always a strong chance.
Steve Dangle 0:30
Are you not familiar with the common practice of cocaine falling out your nose and then sticking it on your forehead? Everyone knows that.
Mike Ryan 0:36
Well, we have an investigation pending. We are in the VAR room right now. And there are some that say it fell out of his mouth. And that does change things a little bit. But for those that know Bull...
Chris Cote 0:48
Not really. If it fell out of his mouth, can it be anything else? Can it be some sort of spittle? Can it be an optical illusion? Can it be anything other than what you guys are saying? Because when you say to me, are you not familiar with Robbie Williams? My counter would be, are you not familiar with World Cup security efforts?
Mike Ryan 1:06
No, I'm very familiar with that. And if Robbie Williams wants to do cocaine, the Secret Service is not stopping Robbie Williams from doing said cocaine.
Chris Cote 1:15
Zazz, which way are you voting here? You're voting that Robbie Williams decided as part of the first ever halftime show experience that there has been at a World Cup where they try and put on a Super Bowl type of appearance and did. put on a Super Bowl halftime type of show. You're voting and you have to be right. You're saying that Robbie Williams' cocaine fell out of his nose and his quick thinking in that instance was to grab it and rub it through his hair or just place it in his hair for later.
Steve Dangle 1:47
Yayo fell out of his nose, Dan.
Mike Ryan 1:49
I'm team it fell out of his mouth, but I'm also team I think it was coke because Robbie Williams is at the center of this. We should say allegedly for everything here.
Chris Cote 1:58
Isn't it understood, given that I'm saying that there's no way it was cocaine and the only way it's being alleged is that you guys are saying to me as I ask you, look, this can't be real. I feel like the allegedly is baked into the conversation.
Mike Ryan 2:13
Something was baked, all right. Here's my strongest piece of evidence. Did you see Robbie Williams earlier in the day perform?
Chris Cote 2:20
Well, I saw him dressed in a tracksuit. A shiny, glimmering tracksuit. His hair.
Mike Ryan 2:27
My dude was on something. Might have been adrenaline.
Chris Cote 2:30
He was also lip syncing. Everyone was. Was Tom Cruise? I don't think Tom Cruise was lip syncing.
Danny Parkins 2:37
What a performance from Tom Cruise. Holding the glasses, too. If he was like, I'm too busy. I'm not going to put them on. I'm not going to give them to somebody else. I'm just going to hold them.
Chris Cote 2:43
You don't think that Tom Cruise was lip syncing. You just think that all of the performers were lip syncing. When watching a lip syncing performance, I always think that the performer has to feel ridiculous going and trying to summon the fake energy involved with I'm not singing at all. I'm just mouthing words.
Steve Dangle 3:03
I hate it. They lose me immediately when I see that it's lip syncing. It's dumb. It's a dumb performance, the lip syncing.
Chris Cote 3:10
Well, Jack White wouldn't do it, I guess. I'm assuming Jack White's like, I'm not going to go up there and lip sync. Go send some Muppets.
Danny Parkins 3:18
What was that about, by the way? I saw him play the drums. It was like...
Chris Cote 3:20
Who's this for? No, wait a minute. Wait a minute. What are you saying? I know who it was for. Americana all over the place. What do you mean? Madonna? Tom Cruise? The Muppets? I put Muppets pretty high on the list of you don't need to know any language. You know that those things are American.
Danny Parkins 3:37
Yeah, sure. Okay, but somebody in Bosnia is like, what is this? What are these things? You don't think they pop for Ted Lasso?
Chris Cote 3:43
You think that put it on the poll at Levitard Show was Bosnia wondering who the Muppets were?
Dan Le Batard 3:52
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