FIFA's Corruption Rises To A New Level | Hour 3
Summary
The hosts debate Charles Barkley’s criticism of LeBron James for "stacking" teams, contrasting it with the admiration for players like Jalen Brunson who win with less support. They then discuss a major FIFA scandal involving President Infantino’s plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors, including Miami Heat minority owner Josh Kushner. Finally, the conversation shifts to Steve Ballmer’s alleged NBA salary cap violations and broader themes of unchecked corruption and shamelessness in the current political sphere.
Topics discussed
Miller Lite ad and show intro
LeBron James 'stacking teams' criticism and GOAT debate
Jalen Brunson's status in NYC and free meal etiquette
Quince clothing sponsorship
NetSuite business software ad
Jose Cuervo tequila ad
Dan Marino hat and 'Who Shot John?' song
Hotel mezcal markup and tipping culture
FIFA ticket scandal and NBA salary cap corruption
Quince clothing sponsorship
Miller Lite sponsorship
DraftKings sports betting ad
Trump administration corruption and rule of law
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