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We were in the UFC seats where the brawl happened last night. Dillon Danis and a small crew (6 people total) were sitting directly in front of me. They were friendly and well-behaved, he was taking photos with fans etc. Then, during the prelims their entire crew stood up... and walked over to the entrance to the next section which were the 4 rows directly in between us and the Octagon where current and former UFC fighters were sitting: GSP, Alex Pereira, Kamaru Usman, Masvidal, Johnny Walker etc and, importantly, a bunch of the Khabib/Islam Dagestani crew. Danis was clearly trying to get his group into that section and the staff weren't letting him in. Eventually they all came back and sat back down in front of us, except Danis. He was still by the entrance to the fighter section, trying to get in. At one point one of his guys who was sitting in front of us could smell trouble and tried to get Danis to come back and sit down. Danis ignored him. Shortly after, Danis got into a spat with the Dagestani guys and the next thing we knew there was a giant brawl happening that he was in the middle of. I saw someone pick up a chair and smash someone over the head with it. It was pretty wild. The video is from just before the fight broke out - you can see the empty seats in front of us which is when the Danis crew first got up and left to try to get into the fighter-only section. P.S. Best live sporting experience I've ever had.show more

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Charlie Sheen says Nicolas Cage almost got them arrested while he was carrying 2 ounces of cocaine on a flight “They still had that curtain separating first class, so we'd pull the curtain back with the mic and say something really goofy and get a couple laughs” “Then the mic winds up in Cage's grip. He saw the tone that we had set, but chose to take it where he did. He impersonated the captain, that he's not feeling well and he's losing control of the airplane” “It was right out of the movies. You hear people start screaming. Like there's always that high pitched female scream in the movies, that happened” “We were in a panic and he didn't know the amount of cocaine I had on me. 2 ounces in a fat ziploc. Taped to the inside of my inner thigh” “The steward walks right up to him and points him right in the face and says, ‘Not cool mister. Not cool.’ And that was about 10 minutes before landing, so we kind of knew we might have company. But I still had a measure of goodwill with the passengers because nobody knew at that point I was a drug mule” “We are detained. Could get a lot worse. But it was that thing again where a couple guys were Cage fans, a couple guys were Sheen fans, and we could feel it start to turn in our favor, and that's when the first wave of relief hit. This is not going to be a life changing evening”

Charlie Sheen says Nicolas Cage almost got them arrested while he was carrying 2 ounces of cocaine on a flight “They still had that curtain separating first class, so we'd pull the curtain back with the mic and say something really goofy and get a couple laughs” “Then the mic winds up in Cage's grip. He saw the tone that we had set, but chose to take it where he did. He impersonated the captain, that he's not feeling well and he's losing control of the airplane” “It was right out of the movies. You hear people start screaming. Like there's always that high pitched female scream in the movies, that happened” “We were in a panic and he didn't know the amount of cocaine I had on me. 2 ounces in a fat ziploc. Taped to the inside of my inner thigh” “The steward walks right up to him and points him right in the face and says, ‘Not cool mister. Not cool.’ And that was about 10 minutes before landing, so we kind of knew we might have company. But I still had a measure of goodwill with the passengers because nobody knew at that point I was a drug mule” “We are detained. Could get a lot worse. But it was that thing again where a couple guys were Cage fans, a couple guys were Sheen fans, and we could feel it start to turn in our favor, and that's when the first wave of relief hit. This is not going to be a life changing evening”

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I keep thinking about one of the original moments that the Left really started targeting Charlie and making Turning Point the enemy and how Charlie never backed down. When we hired Candace Owens, I had the honor of it being the three of us traveling around quite a bit… we went everywhere. Between work and building organizationally, to putting her on tour for the very first time with Charlie, helping with her personal socials and website— just everything. Charlie wanted to do everything he possibly could to maximize her voice as he did with so many because he loved her and saw her ability to do so much good for America. But this was in the era of the rise of Antifa that was manufactured by the Left. The first real danger I think we ever experienced where we were just living our lives and it made us realize we were in for a larger long term war was when we were together, just eating breakfast before some meetings and suddenly outside our window a large gang of antifa had assembled and harassed us out of our meal and then, while shouting “fascists” over and over took us to the streets to surround us and scream in our faces. They poured water on us and I’m sure wanted to throw other things at us had the police not arrived on the street and got us out of there. Charlie never backed down, in fact, instead of getting angry or physical, he stood bravely and tried have a debate with these obviously paid antifa bad actors. My young and honorable friend, (he was always genuine in his desire to save every single person he could) stood there and gave those people as he did everyone the chance to talk about ideas and I personally witnessed how fearless he was many times in the face of dangerous, unhinged activists, early early on. He never once feared these people. He just wanted to do right by what he knew was right. He knew other bystanders were always watching and learning and there was no way he could back down and let these people lie and falsely frame America the way they were trying to do. I’ll never forget his smiling face, “have a wonderful day, enjoy your capitalist breakfast.” He would have tried to talk sense into anyone and everyone and that is what he did every single day. That is why Charlie won over America. He was honest, true and genuine. Never gave up and stood in the pocket in the face of paid agitators and evil.

I keep thinking about one of the original moments that the Left really started targeting Charlie and making Turning Point the enemy and how Charlie never backed down. When we hired Candace Owens, I had the honor of it being the three of us traveling around quite a bit… we went everywhere. Between work and building organizationally, to putting her on tour for the very first time with Charlie, helping with her personal socials and website— just everything. Charlie wanted to do everything he possibly could to maximize her voice as he did with so many because he loved her and saw her ability to do so much good for America. But this was in the era of the rise of Antifa that was manufactured by the Left. The first real danger I think we ever experienced where we were just living our lives and it made us realize we were in for a larger long term war was when we were together, just eating breakfast before some meetings and suddenly outside our window a large gang of antifa had assembled and harassed us out of our meal and then, while shouting “fascists” over and over took us to the streets to surround us and scream in our faces. They poured water on us and I’m sure wanted to throw other things at us had the police not arrived on the street and got us out of there. Charlie never backed down, in fact, instead of getting angry or physical, he stood bravely and tried have a debate with these obviously paid antifa bad actors. My young and honorable friend, (he was always genuine in his desire to save every single person he could) stood there and gave those people as he did everyone the chance to talk about ideas and I personally witnessed how fearless he was many times in the face of dangerous, unhinged activists, early early on. He never once feared these people. He just wanted to do right by what he knew was right. He knew other bystanders were always watching and learning and there was no way he could back down and let these people lie and falsely frame America the way they were trying to do. I’ll never forget his smiling face, “have a wonderful day, enjoy your capitalist breakfast.” He would have tried to talk sense into anyone and everyone and that is what he did every single day. That is why Charlie won over America. He was honest, true and genuine. Never gave up and stood in the pocket in the face of paid agitators and evil.

Tyler Bowyer

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JUST IN: Vishwash Kumar Ramesh was the sole survivor of the Air India Boeing 787 crash, according to India Today. Ramesh, 40, says there was a loud noise after takeoff. “Thirty seconds after take off, there was a loud noise and then the plane crashed. It all happened so quickly,” he said to the Hindustan Times. “When I got up, there were bodies all around me. I was scared. I stood up and ran. There were pieces of the plane all around me. Someone grabbed hold of me and put me in an ambulance and brought me to the hospital.” Vishwash is a British national and was visiting family in India. He was reportedly sitting towards the front in seat 11A.

JUST IN: Vishwash Kumar Ramesh was the sole survivor of the Air India Boeing 787 crash, according to India Today. Ramesh, 40, says there was a loud noise after takeoff. “Thirty seconds after take off, there was a loud noise and then the plane crashed. It all happened so quickly,” he said to the Hindustan Times. “When I got up, there were bodies all around me. I was scared. I stood up and ran. There were pieces of the plane all around me. Someone grabbed hold of me and put me in an ambulance and brought me to the hospital.” Vishwash is a British national and was visiting family in India. He was reportedly sitting towards the front in seat 11A.

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Kamaru Usman was shocked the UFC even allowed Dillon Danis into the arena 😳 "Who let this guy in here? Public enemy number one in front of all these people. Dillon has talked trash about me, Masvidal, my manager, and everybody, so you're gonna let him in here with all these Dagestanis?" (via Pound 4 Pound )

Kamaru Usman was shocked the UFC even allowed Dillon Danis into the arena 😳 "Who let this guy in here? Public enemy number one in front of all these people. Dillon has talked trash about me, Masvidal, my manager, and everybody, so you're gonna let him in here with all these Dagestanis?" (via Pound 4 Pound )

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