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Trump on LIV Golf’s Bryson DeChambeau: “And as you know, we have the U.S. Open champion and he won two U.S. Opens. But that last one was unbelievable. He had a — I think Gary is one of the greatest shots ever hit to win a U.S. Open, certainly one of the top. They say one of the top three. I don’t know what the other two are, but he had an unbelievable stand shot, sank a 4.5ft putt. And he won the U.S. Open. And he’s been a great golfer from the day he was born. If you believe in genetics, because I do. But he won — you know, he won the U.S. Amateur years ago and he won it quite easily. But he’s a great person and a great friend of mine, Bryson Dechambeau. Thank you, Bryson. And you’re very much in charge of this whole operation, sports. He’s so much into physical fitness. All you have to do is take a look at him and you say, why is he even doing this? Because it’s — I think if you didn’t work out at all, you’d still look almost like you do right now. But you are doing great and everybody respects Bryson. He’s the longest hitter in golf and he’s straight. And frankly, maybe the best part of his game, Gary, is he’s a great putter. Absolutely. You played with him, right, and an asset to the game. And he’s a great asset and he’s a great person.”
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Trump on LIV Golf’s Bryson DeChambeau: “And as you know, we have the U.S. Open champion and he won two U.S. Opens. But that last one was unbelievable. He had a — I think Gary is one of the greatest shots ever hit to win a U.S. Open, certainly one of the top. They say one of the top three. I don’t know what the other two are, but he had an unbelievable stand shot, sank a 4.5ft putt. And he won the U.S. Open. And he’s been a great golfer from the day he was born. If you believe in genetics, because I do. But he won — you know, he won the U.S. Amateur years ago and he won it quite easily. But he’s a great person and a great friend of mine, Bryson Dechambeau. Thank you, Bryson. And you’re very much in charge of this whole operation, sports. He’s so much into physical fitness. All you have to do is take a look at him and you say, why is he even doing this? Because it’s — I think if you didn’t work out at all, you’d still look almost like you do right now. But you are doing great and everybody respects Bryson. He’s the longest hitter in golf and he’s straight. And frankly, maybe the best part of his game, Gary, is he’s a great putter. Absolutely. You played with him, right, and an asset to the game. And he’s a great asset and he’s a great person.”

Curtis Houck

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Denson: Donald Trump, for his entire administration, censored hundreds, if not thousands, of people from criticizing him. If it were not for my work in the courts, he would have been silencing them for the rest of their lives. Let me portray the Trump NDA in a way I haven’t before. Imagine Kamala Harris right now and Tim Walz have every single staffer, contractor, and volunteer that works for their campaign sign a non-disclosure, non-disparagement agreement that says they cannot speak one word of criticism against her for the rest of their lives. This is North Korea-type stuff—demanding allegiance to a leader for the rest of their lives. Not only can they not criticize Kamala Harris, but her stepchildren can’t be criticized either. Whatever business they’re engaged in, I think her stepdaughter is in the fashion business.. Any staffers on that campaign can’t criticize anything related to her stepchildren either. Anything remotely related to Kamala Harris. These people would be silenced for the rest of their lives. So, I ask any Trump supporters out there: how would you feel about that? Because that’s exactly what Donald Trump did to every single one of the hundreds, if not thousands, of staffers, independent contractors, and volunteers who worked on his campaign in 2016. I fought tooth and nail, starting with a lawsuit in 2018, to get these NDAs lifted. They were not fully lifted until almost one year ago today when we won a sweeping victory that freed every single one of them. Initially, even I didn’t get my full freedom despite speaking out until 2021. That means, for the entirety of Donald Trump’s re-election campaign, he was silencing hundreds, if not thousands, of people. Talk about censorship. JD Vance, you’re damn right—censorship is a very serious threat to democracy. It’s why the First Amendment includes free speech because it’s at the core of a free society: the ability to criticize your leaders. And Donald J. Trump tried to strip American citizens of that right.
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Denson: Donald Trump, for his entire administration, censored hundreds, if not thousands, of people from criticizing him. If it were not for my work in the courts, he would have been silencing them for the rest of their lives. Let me portray the Trump NDA in a way I haven’t before. Imagine Kamala Harris right now and Tim Walz have every single staffer, contractor, and volunteer that works for their campaign sign a non-disclosure, non-disparagement agreement that says they cannot speak one word of criticism against her for the rest of their lives. This is North Korea-type stuff—demanding allegiance to a leader for the rest of their lives. Not only can they not criticize Kamala Harris, but her stepchildren can’t be criticized either. Whatever business they’re engaged in, I think her stepdaughter is in the fashion business.. Any staffers on that campaign can’t criticize anything related to her stepchildren either. Anything remotely related to Kamala Harris. These people would be silenced for the rest of their lives. So, I ask any Trump supporters out there: how would you feel about that? Because that’s exactly what Donald Trump did to every single one of the hundreds, if not thousands, of staffers, independent contractors, and volunteers who worked on his campaign in 2016. I fought tooth and nail, starting with a lawsuit in 2018, to get these NDAs lifted. They were not fully lifted until almost one year ago today when we won a sweeping victory that freed every single one of them. Initially, even I didn’t get my full freedom despite speaking out until 2021. That means, for the entirety of Donald Trump’s re-election campaign, he was silencing hundreds, if not thousands, of people. Talk about censorship. JD Vance, you’re damn right—censorship is a very serious threat to democracy. It’s why the First Amendment includes free speech because it’s at the core of a free society: the ability to criticize your leaders. And Donald J. Trump tried to strip American citizens of that right.

Acyn

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Rich Paul on what happened to LeBron in the 2011 finals and says he’s ‘glad they lost’ “Obviously we all know who the media scapegoat was… Sometimes you just run out. They had great games, great series, they get to the finals and have a game they should’ve won (game 2)….. Myself, D Wade and LeBron were talking, and I said ‘I’m so glad you guys didn’t win in that manner. I’m glad because I felt that villian role, that’s not who you are as a person. If God allows you to win in that capacity, that’s going to spill over outside of basketball. This loss was preparing you for what’s coming next. Without that loss, you don’t get the 3-1 comeback…. Yes he should’ve played better and was probably capable of playing better but I just feel like when God prepares you for certain things, you don’t know why but you have to go through it” (Via Game Over)
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Rich Paul on what happened to LeBron in the 2011 finals and says he’s ‘glad they lost’ “Obviously we all know who the media scapegoat was… Sometimes you just run out. They had great games, great series, they get to the finals and have a game they should’ve won (game 2)….. Myself, D Wade and LeBron were talking, and I said ‘I’m so glad you guys didn’t win in that manner. I’m glad because I felt that villian role, that’s not who you are as a person. If God allows you to win in that capacity, that’s going to spill over outside of basketball. This loss was preparing you for what’s coming next. Without that loss, you don’t get the 3-1 comeback…. Yes he should’ve played better and was probably capable of playing better but I just feel like when God prepares you for certain things, you don’t know why but you have to go through it” (Via Game Over)

Heat Central

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#WATCH | "I personally feel that once the decision had been made to play, if we feel so strongly about Pakistan, we should not have played...But if we are going to play them, we should play in the spirit of a game, and we should have shaken their hands...We have done this before in 1999,when the Kargil War was going on. On the very day the soldiers were dying for our country, we were playing the World Cup in England against Pakistan. We were shaking their hands even then because the spirit of the game is a different spirit from what goes on between countries, between Armies and so on. That is my view. If the Pakistani team, having been insulted the first time, decided to insult us back the second time, it shows that the spirit of the game is lacking on both sides..," says Congress MP Shashi Tharoor in an interview to ANI on Indian cricketers refusing to shake hands with Pakistani cricketers during Asia Cup and on-field gestures by the Pakistani Cricketers.
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#WATCH | "I personally feel that once the decision had been made to play, if we feel so strongly about Pakistan, we should not have played...But if we are going to play them, we should play in the spirit of a game, and we should have shaken their hands...We have done this before in 1999,when the Kargil War was going on. On the very day the soldiers were dying for our country, we were playing the World Cup in England against Pakistan. We were shaking their hands even then because the spirit of the game is a different spirit from what goes on between countries, between Armies and so on. That is my view. If the Pakistani team, having been insulted the first time, decided to insult us back the second time, it shows that the spirit of the game is lacking on both sides..," says Congress MP Shashi Tharoor in an interview to ANI on Indian cricketers refusing to shake hands with Pakistani cricketers during Asia Cup and on-field gestures by the Pakistani Cricketers.

ANI

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Cheryl Reeve on Olivia Miles leading the league in defensive rating among players who played over 20 minutes per game and at least 5 games. “What ever you do don’t share with her that she’s leading in defensive rating… it’s one of the first conversations we had after a very long session, a couple of hours, I showed a little bit of video from the first preseason game and the defense looked a lot like in college. And so the conversation was like “this isn’t going to cut it, and you have the physical ability” and she’s habitually doing things, and she’s seeing the value of doing it. I told her we would not of drafted her if we didn’t think she had the physical ability to (defend)… she’s smart, she’s physically gifted so why not? Everybody can play defense”
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Cheryl Reeve on Olivia Miles leading the league in defensive rating among players who played over 20 minutes per game and at least 5 games. “What ever you do don’t share with her that she’s leading in defensive rating… it’s one of the first conversations we had after a very long session, a couple of hours, I showed a little bit of video from the first preseason game and the defense looked a lot like in college. And so the conversation was like “this isn’t going to cut it, and you have the physical ability” and she’s habitually doing things, and she’s seeing the value of doing it. I told her we would not of drafted her if we didn’t think she had the physical ability to (defend)… she’s smart, she’s physically gifted so why not? Everybody can play defense”

Andrew Dukowitz

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