35 Burst results for "Terence"
Ethereum Daily
The Ethereum Beacon Chain Finality Incident
"At 8 13 p.m. UTC, the Ethereum Beacon chain failed to finalize at epoch two zero zero 5 5 two finality was restored roughly 20 minutes later without any intervention. The network suffered finality issues across three epochs and experienced validator participation as low as 40%. The issue was pinned to consensus layer clients, according to prism developer, Terence desal, prism nodes received attestations for older epochs where the block did not reflect the latest checkpoint in fork choice as a result prism nodes experienced high resource usage while attempting to catch up with the latest attestations. Prism users reported increased CPU load missed slot proposals out of memory errors and crashes. Terence said most consensus clients had similar issues with the exception of lighthouse, which uses a different design that filters and viable attestations. Since a high number of validators missed attestations due to an issue in consensus layer clients, a majority vote for a pair of checkpoints was not reached, causing blocks do not reach finality. According to rob plus, more than half of the validators who missed slot proposals during the incident were running a prism consensus layer client. Also noted that the a tester effectiveness across all clients started to degrade as soon as three hours prior to the first incident. Finalization is a state where transactions in a block can not be reverted without an attacker committing to losing at least one third of the total staked ether. Ethereum transactions have finality after validators attest in a timely manner to the correct head of the chain and to a pair of checkpoint blocks, a checkpoint occurs at the start of each epoch, participation from validators representing at least two thirds of all staked ether is required for a vote on a pair of checkpoints to be considered valid. Since a pair of checkpoints consists of two epochs and an epoch occurs every 6.4 minutes, Ethereum transactions typically finalize every 12.8 minutes. Finalization provides an economic guarantee that transactions will not be reverted finalization
AP News Radio
Hield helps Pacers top Kings
"The pacers four game losing streak is over after buddy healed and Aaron nice with combined for 9 three pointers in a one O 7 one O four victory over the kings. Healed shot 5 for 9 from three point reagents scoring 21 points against his former team. Nee Smith chipped in 17 points on four of 7 from beyond the ark. Miles Turner provided 14 points and 13 rebounds for Indiana, which led by 19 in the third quarter. Harris of Barnes paced the kings with 23 points, but he missed a three point attempt with 9.1 seconds left. Kevin herder scored 16 points, while de montes sabonis and Terence Davis each had 15. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Suns snap 5-game skid with 111-95 win over depleted Clippers
"The suns came into Los Angeles and thumped the clippers one 11 to 95 ending a 5 game losing streak Phoenix built a 31 point second half lead and coasted to the victory, coach Monty Williams was happy to end the skid. I've been in this thing so long. I've had losing streaks before, so I tend to not get too high or too low, but it's great for morale. Mikel bridges was the game's top scorer with 27 points, LA was missing its top three scores, Terence man with high man with 22. Mark Myers, Los Angeles.
The Rich Eisen Show
"terence" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"There's something about that song. And I said, wow, interesting. And he had it in his head. And then when we watch it, and I watched, I was sat in editing room with him and watched the ending of that show 50 times. And he would change like one frame and go, what do you think this one? I was like, I honestly can't tell anymore. I don't know. They were all great. So I really was on board. And I flew back, my son was just born. My wife and I flew back to New York to introduce the baby to my family, my siblings and aunts and uncles and everybody. And it happened to be the airing of the finale. And I was that night and we were all going to watch it together and I said, you guys are going to realize this is really cool. And it ended and they turned on me like a pack of wolves. What the hell was that? And I was like, oh, we got to go the baby's got to win. I just left. I was like, wow, I did not expect that. And then this uproar. What the hell? And then, you know, I've asked people I go, well, what did you want? Did you want to see Tony get killed in front of his family? No, of course not. Did you want to take the whole family? No, no. What did you want? I don't know. All right, well, this was different, right? Maybe he died, maybe he didn't. I don't know. Nobody knows. What I will say and I have a set of million times. If he didn't die that night, one day somebody members only jacket or something is going to come out of a bathroom somewhere. And maybe it was that night and I said, what I always took from that is when you're Tony Soprano, even going out to ice cream with your family is fraught with looking over your shoulder. Who's that guy? Why is that guy looking at me? That's what you've created for yourself. And that's sort of the point. And whether it was that night or whether it never happened, I don't know. And I'm glad we don't know. My wife and I had a whole bunch of people over. We got, we got chicken parm. We had the whole thing. We had 12, 15 people in the house. Show ends and everybody looks at me. Thinking, I forgot to pay the direct TV. To go off right at this moment. That was absolutely. By the way, as you know, the dip to black was long enough for me to basically tell everybody, what are you looking at for like, there was an exchange. And then the credits rolled and there was a long time. Yeah, yeah. Somebody told me watch it with their grandmother and a student went to black, the grandmother went. I didn't touch the remote. But it was supposed to be longer, right? Terrence didn't, David chase want like 30 seconds. He didn't want to credit at all. And the DGA, I think, or the DJI or the writers go to say whoever it was that the guilds would not allow it. They said, no, you have to have cards. Because he just wanted to go black and that was it. That's it? And yeah, and nothing. Coming up next sex and the city. So that was the only thing that let people know, oh yeah, it actually is. So he held it as long as he could. Terrence winner here on the rich eisen show. Can I get you to stay for a little bit more? Of course, because I do want to talk about boardwalk empire Scorsese and then obviously a little more Tulsa came with you right here. Terence winner here on the rich eisen show, don't you dare move so much for fun stuff coming up. Terrence winner, let's get into boardwalk empire here. Scorsese directed the pilot and was that I'm just trying to know in my head. Was that before after Wolf of Wall Street had you already worked together? Right at the same time. I literally wrote the pilot for boardwalk empire and the script for Wolf of Wall Street within two months of each other. Jeez. It's just a weird weird coincidence. I had just finished up on this Sopranos.
The Dan Bongino Show
Rep. Chip Roy: The National Debt Continues to Rise
"Congressman the numbers just came out I was reading an article by Terence Jeffrey We raised an astonishing taken from our people $4.4 trillion in tax revenue up until August years not even over That is an astonishing number What's even more astonishing is we're still close to running a near $1 trillion deficit this year That's hard for me to grasp how we can't figure out how to spend $4.4 trillion and not go into debt Yeah look I mean here's the truth When I set out to run for office 5 years ago the national debt was $21 trillion That's two one It's now $31 trillion That's $10 trillion of debt added in the 5 years since I set out to run for office And the reality is we have a cultural problem The place is fundamentally broken Neither side of the aisle for the most part actually believes they're hard or hard that they need to take all of the steps necessary to stop spending money we don't have The fact is you know and I know we're now going to see a massive impact on our deficits because of interest rates going up We've all been predicting this for 5 or ten years Now it's going to hit us The reality all these chickens are coming home to roost But the fact is this is actually a problem because we're borrowing all of that money to fund the very tyranny that's killing us We're funding the Department of Homeland Security to not secure the homeland To target parents who dare challenge a school board or to target a dad father of 7 and have a S.W.A.T. team busted in his home in Philadelphia right We're funding $5 billion of additional IRS enforcement We're funding an energy policy $14 billion to the department of interior to process fewer permits than at any time since World War II on federal lands
The Paul Finebaum Show
"terence" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"I mean, they made fun of me calling me a redneck, but what they don't realize, I was born up in their neck of the Woods. Yeah, anybody in Boston, making fun of somebody from the south. They need to look around. Yeah, hell yeah, yeah, they did worry about self care. What I need to worry about. But hey, Matt, I think the show was outside. I got on board and bailed by another national championship for the legend. I brought my game up to the national level. And I was so sick of Joe Biden. I mean, Jim, coming on here with that dumb ass comment, don't laugh, Paul. Don't love, don't you love it, Jim. You know he sends a tip Paul, don't you relax. I'm so sick of Joe Biden come on here with that bullcrap that is showing what we used to be. Every time I hear Joe Biden, I want to sit it down, gas holes up his ass and take out a loan. That's what I want to do. Listen here, Tim. I'm shut up with that bull crap. The show is great. Hell, we got so many more great callers in my mind than we used to. How we didn't have used to have a 5 or 6 American every day on day. Now, you know, squirrels and good Tyler, I'm gonna beat that ass not again. You probably won't call out to that, but you're a good caller. You know, you got a lot of great cars. Let me tell you about Jeff Paul from Ohio. Oh yeah, I'm glad he goes. I tried to warn him, but please, please talk directly to him because he's in for he's in for a bruising, isn't he? Listen, I have some Joe would beat the hell out of that dude. Let me tell you about Jeff. At the 9 6 LSU game and KW went down to the game, first we knew it was gonna be a bad day because KW lost his cigarettes and he don't smoke Winston. So when we got there and guess who shows up, Jeff from Ohio. And guess how much tickets were going for that day, Paul? 8, $900. It was a game of the century. Jeff didn't have enough money to buy a ticket. So guess what? Let's get him in the game for a $100, Paul. A hundred freaking dollars. And that only did I get him in the game, but I can't even lounge Paul for a $100. Where the buffets and the drinks are free. Never a freaking word of thank you, Paul. Never a freaking word about thank you, Paul. Without the legend, you'll ask still be stranded in Tuscaloosa because that ticket would have cost you $800 on the street and they probably would have tricked your Yankee butt and gave you a false ticket. Joe from red bay will beat your ass prison yard dude. He don't even need a shank. He just needs a place wider. And listen here, squall. Your day is coming, baby. Your day is coming. And let me tell you this squirrel before I get off. I didn't hurt it. Well, that's it. Oh, I gotta stop. Squirrel is up next. I can't wait till my day come. Let's just put it that way. And remember, I'm the one that invited him to the octagon. You know? You did. You told the shot. I'm the one that invited him. So let's keep that in perspective, so I can't wait. And man, it's just great for him to just come out and admit that he's just a glorified carpetbagger, man. He's the carpet. He's from southie. He came from the north in the northeast, he became south and he stayed just like carpetbaggers too. So I mean, a net sniffing carpet bag. But you put too much, you put too much stock in these cats that did time bomb. I mean, prison is where the stupid criminals went. You know what I'm saying? The smart ones didn't get called. Right, sure. And I don't know why you admire them guys. I mean, to me, you spend 5, ten, 15 years in prison. I mean, I mean, the toughest. The toughest day I've ever had when I battled that guy in starkville and you were off the stage. That's funny. Yeah, that was funny. Now look, I mean, I'm not saying I avoid tough situations. I mean, I worked on offshore oil rigs right years. I worked at Alaska on the pipeline for two years. And you called out that Oz your honor is a shrimper. Speaking of an oath, he blocked me this weekend on Twitter. And it was on his way on Twitter. Saturday on Twitter, I thought that might be why you're bringing up his name. I didn't know. I didn't know it was your honor. Yeah, obviously he does. And obviously he's pretty sensitive. I mean, I just, I just said the word escort with a question mark, and he said, I don't know. Okay, I learned something today. Ed owes your on. Oh my goodness. Can I turn this around and show you, I just went to his Twitter account, this is Ed o'rourke and I tried to and do you see can you read it? Coach is your honor. Yeah, I was going to get you to put in a good word. So then I remembered. He has black me as well. And you know what is? I'm missing, I'm sure I'm missing some really intelligent pictures of you in no shirts and no shoes. Well, like I said, he didn't like my tweet, obviously. So we're in the same boat, but I thought you could have taken my left hand. 'cause that was the only time he's a little bit personally insulted by me. That's pretty good ten years that have only done once. So I tell legend I'm looking forward to that day and remember, I was a doll for the invite. I learned something today, didn't I? You had what have I ever done to coach O. I know I'm Friends with squirrel. Jim, what do you got, Jim? Well, I mean, that wasn't enough score. Corbin said that he's going to do something with his Tony. By the way, the question now for me is when they go in the ring if that leads in food has ever gotten up since, I mean, enough guts to do it, which I doubt it will get out of that. These reasons out of stuff like that, because he's a thug and he's a liar, and he's a punk, he's a phony. But you agree. Would you agree to be the ringmaster? No, I'm not going to be anywhere around late legion because he's lying. I don't want to catch what he's got. And he got something bad, Paul. He really does. He's a sick old man. That's what he is. He's a sick phony, a fake, he's a Pope pony. I want to know, if he does get in the ring, will he get on those?.
The Paul Finebaum Show
"terence" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"My dad's side of the family for del Arkansas. I can understand that sometimes people say something that they may not quite admit to say. And I will call it Hank back that first time I said, hey, is this what you meant to say? And Hank said, you know what? And all these many years, you are the first reporter who has ever done that. So little things like that and the fact that similarity between him and my relative is what caused this thing to accelerate very well. So much was made out of him and so many honors bestowed upon him, but how did he change? Did he ever feel comfortable? Was he ever at peace with who he was and really how he will forever be regarded? Well, you know, I'm going to answer that in two parts. Hank was forever haunted by that home run says a Babe Ruth, and you'll see a lot of that in this book. And again, to direct conversations, okay? So you got that part of it. And that's one of the reasons why he wanted nothing to do with the very boss chase. Besides the fact, Hank had no problem with bury bob's the player, but he did not care for buried bonds to person. Okay. So that was always haunting him. On the other hand, Hank was at total peace with haig Aaron throughout his entire life and certainly the last 8 or 9 years of his life. I mean, it was very, very comfortable. He was a guy that liked to stay in the shadows for the most part. I mean, it was because of the opinion when he had the speaker's opinion. But yeah, he was very comfortable with being Hank. And the only time that that was disrupted, once again, was that period of 2007, when the Barry boss was going toward breaking his own run record, was he cared nothing about, by the way. And people wanted Hank to respond and he just wanted to be left alone during that period because it just brought up those bad memories. Incredible read the real Hank Aaron and intimate look at the life and legacy of the home run king karens more. Thank you so much. It's always a real treat to have a conversation with you. We'll do it again soon. All the very best with the book. Thank you. Thank you very much. We'll take a short break. We have a lot to do. The remaining few minutes and we hope you'll stick around and give us a call and we are back right after this. You are listening to the Paul finebaum show podcast. Street games and they were almost like sport extensions of the block party. It wasn't just about basketball. It's about culture. You're just trying to figure out how we could go see some of these games. They added a disrespect. That's how you break somebody. This is the story of the greatest mixtape ever. 30 for 30%, the greatest mixtape ever now streaming on ESPN+. What's Derek about? What's he really like? My parents did a great job saying you're gonna deal with racism. I was the one that'd be like, who are you looking at? Their job was to get a headline. And I wasn't gonna give it to him. We were phones back then, my career had been three years long. I approached him and I said, are we good? And he said, oh man. Kind of. One thing with me, I'm very loyal. The loyalty one way is stupidity. Nobody hid in plain sight like Derek Jeter. ESPN films presents the captain against July 18th on ESPN and ESPN+ presented by Capital One. Back 45 minutes remaining and legend is up next. Yeah, baby, one opportunity. Don't lose your chance to blow. But now I'm baby. You know the African American women, they call me Eminem. Whoo. Like they are McGraw. I love black people. I love black people. How you know today false eyeballs? Your name's been mentioned once or twice. I don't know if you've been listening. Oh, yeah, man, I listen, man. Let me say this right here, man. I get so sick. So sick of hearing this bull crap about the show ain't as good as it used to be. Let me tell you something, I may have had a great call today and he nailed it, Paul. This show is better right now than it's ever been, man. And I've been listening to you for 20 years, brother. I've been in a relationship with two more than a woman I've ever known. I love you, but in a manly way. Hey, Lester pop. This is my thing. When you went, when you were at last no man, I didn't like it. I'll be honest with you. If you remember, I fell off for a while. You fell out for a while. And we left a lot of trouble. You love my room open. You let my room open. And you know, I didn't like it. But you know, I came a time where I said, man, I either got to get with the program or get off the boat. And we asked them now, so hell, everybody in LA Boston. Hell they play real boss and radio once a week now. They did. I have heard you on two shirt and Ross teacher and what's the name of that teacher and rich? Turner and hoots. Countless times. And recently, too. Yeah, every day I'm a week. I mean, they made fun of me calling me a redneck, but what they don't realize, I was born up in their neck of the Woods. Yeah, anybody in Boston, making fun of somebody from the south..
The Paul Finebaum Show
"terence" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"Been in hiding probably since Georgia won the national championship. I just want to be honest, but I got something else I need to talk about today and what Jimbo Fisher is talking to Nick Saban. Who does Jim bell Fisher think he is? We used to what kind of program he ran SSU, Texas a and M sold their soul to get Jimbo Fisher to get a good coach. Do you see what he let him do with Jameis Winston? And I don't need to get personal. What kind of man is Jimbo? Hold on a second. And I'm pretty cognizant of the situation with his wife. That's a very complicated situation. And I would prefer to leave it there. We are at the midpoint of the show. We've had some fantastic guests, Chris Lowe joining us talking about his visit with Saban yesterday pat 40s from very volatile comments about where we are. Here, and of course you heard Terence and we have a number of guests including Jay Williams, who'll join us next on his view from a distance. I think some of us are too close to it. We'll be right back. Hey everyone, this is Zach low, check out my podcast, the low post where I talk to people in and around the NBA about every thing going on in the basketball world, the one and only Nikola Jokić, the most watchable, telegenic player in the NBA NBA. Players, trends under the radar teams, everything. I am a longtime holder of all the Devin Booker stock. I can buy. And I'm not cashing in 'cause I think he's gonna keep getting better. Listen and subscribe to the low post wherever you listen to podcasts..
The Paul Finebaum Show
"terence" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"And we welcome you back. It is great to have all of you with us here and look forward to talking to Terrence Moore the former longtime columnist at the Atlanta journal and of course he's now with Forbes just we have not talked to Terence and sometime and it's great to have him back on the program. Terence thanks so much and I understand I know you've been working on a book on Hank Aaron. Is it out or is it about to come out? Good afternoon. Well yeah, actually and good afternoon to you also, it is out just came off the presses on Tuesday, so to speak, the real Hank Aaron and hey, 95% of this book is stuff that you have never heard about Hank Aaron before or from heck Aaron. It's a good read. And not just because I wrote it, but let me ask you about that because you say such a such an important and influential figure and I know that maybe people in the south almost take him for granted because he's been so much a part of us for so long growing up in mobile and then everything he has done with the early 70s of the going through all of that. But how did you go about uncovering this, Terrence? Well, first of all, he thinks we've never closer to Hank than any other reporter ever. And we had a 40 year relationship and one of the things that occurred to me before his death. He agreed to do this book, was that there are so many things that people either didn't know about Hank or misunderstood in regard to Hank and one of which and I'll make this part of it brief. Everybody wants to look at it as if in that period and early 70s was the only period when he suffered from haters, the racist letters and the death threats and what have you chasing Bruce record. But the truth is, he experienced that stuff for the rest of his life and in the 45 years he spent as an executive with the Atlanta Braves, he was catching basically hell outside at inside the braves organization and I deal with an awful lot of that. That is fascinating. And I mean, having lived in the south, my entire life, I'm not shocked by encountering difficulties, maybe two charitable word, but what can you tell what was going on inside that organization? Yes. Well, there was conflicts and you have to understand that I call it the Muhammad Ali thing. And once if you're a prominent black person and outspoken black person put it in the lingo of a lot of people and during that time period that you're outspoken, people hate you and once.
THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"terence" Discussed on THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"Thing that was mentioned by the, you know, by the boy scout, named bob Allen, because, you know, he would never say anything that's not true. You know, he's got he's got scouts on. You remember that, right? You tell the truth. Are you telling the truth must that? And then we did this. I still don't know what, I guess it's because of the scout that the scouts had badges. I was never boys. But scouts Hannah, scouts on it. So I'm sure the boy scout mister bob Allen would we could trust everything that he said for the sincerity of that it said. But he said, I had to laugh. He does make you chuckle sometimes, you know? Of course. And he said, they said, so the fight bob. So the fight that everyone wants to see, do you agree? It's the best fight next for COVID would be him against fence. Nah, I'm not. I don't think so. I think it would be him and Taylor. Well, big shock. Big shot. Big shock. Big, will you shot Ken? Did you fall off your chair? Do you think maybe maybe it had a tiny bit to do that he controls talla that he promotes talent? Oh no, that would be the best fight. And the guy even was like trying to be, you know, not so he was incredulous. He was like, you really think that's you think the oh yeah, I think that's a better way to do 80,000 seats in the UK and everyone cares will do a million a million a million and a half pay per views. I was like, what? But for me? But no. It's not. That's probably the first time anyone that's probably the first time any person even out in or outside of boxing that's even like. That's a good point. Josh gonna move up to his first fight at one 47 should be the best guy in any weight class. Arguably. I mean, why would he but it's so obvious that he's talking his own book that it's crazy, it's all right. I see a little way you could say, you know, whatever you want to say about being a good fight. And of course, beautiful fans of an cause upon would love it. But I'll tell you something. For me, it doesn't have to theater. Because for me a fight a great fight has to have the drama. And it doesn't have to drama for me. Spence has the drama. He, of course, he could be the boogeyman. Spuds has the drama, but I don't see the drama in this one because I really take nothing away from Taylor, to my good friends over there. He's a solid guy. And I know I picked against him. I know it. I get it. But he's a solid guy. But he's not Terrence Crawford. I think Terrence calls it takes him apart. I tell you the truth. I think he takes him apart. But look, that doesn't mean I'm right. But I just, I don't see I use the word again. If I'm going to go and watch a movie, really putting out my count, I got to see this movie. It's got to have suspense. It has to that has to be one of the ingredients that's going to get me into a movie theater nowadays. There's got to be an element of suspense. I don't really completely see that or feel that if you tell me tell his fight and Crawford. I don't. I do with Spence. But I really don't. I don't would tell her. Now, you know, even if you tailor's team, you'd want a couple fights at one 47 before you jump in with. And I think Taylor is as tough as you like, so I wouldn't be surprised if he genuinely wants it. But if I were to manage I'd be like, you crazy, we need to move up and get a few on our belt. In which case, how long's Terence gonna be there to the Brian castano, the thing that makes that to me, the path of least resistance? Terence has the WBO title at 47. Casano has it at one 54. You know how these organizations work? That's an easy fight to make because the WBO has already in business with Terrence. He's got one of their titles, right? So that seems like that would be if an observer from the outside looking in that that's if he's gonna go to 54. That's the obvious fight. And then controlled certain organs. See, I always go back. And Aaron, I don't have his controlling interests. I say it in a nice way, right? He has, I won't talk about corruption. He's got his controlling. I said, maybe that's why I'm not working on some of the networks, maybe that's why. Anyway, that's okay. So he's got his controlling interest way. He's really does in certain organizations. And the others have it in theirs. And he hearns has it in his I'll have it has it in his I mean it all. I think I was on the board of I think Canelo's on the board of directors at WBC. Every fight they have a new belt forum like the rump will still build the matador belt. I like that. I like it. And I like kind of got a nice look to it. It really does, yeah. And it's swelled. It's got a little different configuration. I like it. I like it. Look, as far as our beautiful fence across the pond that I always talk about him so much because they mean so much to me to the show to you. There's no get down on me because I said, what I said, that's just my thought my opinion. You know, you guys you still got I love you, you know? But you knew this was coming. It's still you still have thoughts. You still have to smoke. Right, right? You're still got sock, of course, that's the world sport. You still got that. And you know what I was just still got, you got my love. You got my love for what it's worth. And Ken's love. And our show's love. As we have for all these offense out there, all the and we wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving that's coming up. Yes. Every one of you, we really do. And we appreciate we say it. I don't know if we ever say it enough. I don't know if you can ever say it enough. But we really appreciate you guys and always and everyone is happiness on Thanksgiving and the opportunity to sit with your family with your Friends and enjoy that day and think about what you're grateful for. Because we always have something. Even if we have nothing in somebody's estimation of what something might be, you always have something. You have the love of somebody..
THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"terence" Discussed on THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"In a plan. He stayed with it, even if he lost around here or there. He still stayed where he understood that sooner laid out get my way. And again, he is common and uncommon area where he's able to figure out what punch makes sense. You know, you throw the wrong punch, dope that might be there, but that punch might be the wrong punch to really take full advantage of the opening. He picked the right punch the uppercut, which of course I tweeted with rob two. I said there's going to be an opportunity for upper cuts. And then before you know it, banks, there's an opportunity for an uppercut. Why? Because port is leaning forward. And you can't see the upper common. Can't pick it up fast enough. And B you go right into it. You're going right into it. So. You know, a lot of people thought, you know, rough waters early on. That's part of being a fighter. Part of being a fighter means you fight. It means you have to capacity to behave like a fighter. What does that mean? It means that you overcome what you have to overcome. You deal with what you overcome. And you don't panic. You don't lose trust. You don't lose faith. You don't lose belief. And he has all those characteristics, all of them, and it takes something for me to put a fighter in a category of a sugar a line. I mean, he really does. He's one of my favorites. And in the contemporary times, because if I go back to the golden years the old days of the 20s to 30s to 40s, then a lot of guys wouldn't even know some of the names. I mean, they're just, you know, goes back away. And their monsters and they had 300 fights and Henry Armstrong. Forget about, don't even get me involved. And going in that direction. And having said all this, I'm going to add in because then I have the ability to grab those brainwaves that are coming out of our beautiful fence out there. And even the ones that are in underwear, even once they never offense too, they all can. They are. Because they're there. They have. They might be underground bonkers somewhere, but deep beneath the ground. But they're there. All right, and I don't want to know as I've said a few times before. I don't want to know what they're wearing. I don't want to know. But well, not wearing whatever. And, you know, I hear you. Someone who's saying, but he beat a guy who has been beaten before. He didn't beat Spence. Yeah, well, they could make this fight fight yet. But yeah, he beat a guy who I named him. I labeled him the gatekeep of the welterweight division, rightfully so, because he's a guy that tests you. If you're going to get up the road, if you're going to get across the bridge, if you're going to get past the gate, you get passport a value worthy. Now you're worthy to continue across that bridge. And I said it. He's a gatekeeper. He's not the top guy. You know, he's lost to Thurman. Yeah, he's lost suspense. You know, I thought he lost the close decision to Garcia and also to. Also. Guys who just beat Pacquiao. I thought he definitely lost that. So I thought he was Sean, but I thought he lost that fight. No, I agree. But he's a gatekeeper. And so if they say, oh, but teddy, you give him credit, or who did he be? He beat that guy. He beat that guy. And I also say we reported this a week ago, I say it now. My sources tell me you just saw the last fight with Spence. I mean, with. Obviously quaff, you just saw the last fight with him in top rank and bob and company that he's moving on. He's still in a contest, something in his contract in a court of law, and he's leaving. Now, it doesn't sound like there's anything to contest because they interviewed it was interesting. They interviewed Porter and he was sitting there with bob and both of their chairs were facing a body language expert, would have had a field day, 'cause they both sit and face and head on both complimentary towards each other, bob was complimentary to Sean. Soon as Terence got off, bob was sitting like this as chair was blocking between him and Terence. I mean, if again, a variety expert a body language expert would have been like, oh my God, look he's creating a barrier between him and Terence. And Terence said right on the stage, hey, I've had a deal with bob could not make the Spence fight when we were under contract. Now that I'm not under contract, what makes you think he's going to be able to do it now? So yeah, this is basically the end of the road. And bob didn't say anything, which I'm surprised because if it was someone maybe not as highly ranked on the pound for pound list, I'm pretty sure he did to Mike cop and your bob would have ripped his head off and started cursing like a lunatic at him, but pick pick and choose your audience on who you want to light a fight. Who's who's asked you want to light a fire under and Terence graffiti one to be person at? Yeah, it's incredible, not that incredible. It's business, right? It's business. But that ESPN tolerates some of the things they tolerate with that relationship and where it's gone and the things that are publicly said to, that obviously can tarnish the brand of Disney..
THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"terence" Discussed on THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"So. You know, they say, oh, Spencer's too big for him. Well, I know that profit has moved up three way class. So I can understand that thinking. But he looked big. He looked big and strong. He didn't look, he didn't look small to me. What is a big welterweight? He matched them. He looked big. And like I said, the things he can do. He's a junkyard dog, too, where that guy's got him into. Listen, if the people haven't listened to our interview with Terence back, probably three, four months ago, you should go and watch that because we get some insight from him and that I don't think he's given to a lot of people when he does interviews quite frankly, he's not the best interview, but with us, I think people some of these fighters have so much respect for you, teddy that they open up and really behave like themselves. And you can get a sense of Terence mentality from that interview that he lives this stuff. This isn't a guy who's like, you know, like some fighters like distracted by a lot of stuff outside of the ring. Like this is his whole life. He thinks of himself like a pit bull. You put up that point. Go back and see that interview. People should. You're right. But again, I'll piggyback off of that. And I say that the guys that didn't watch last week's episode and fight plan, but episode where we broke this fight down. You guys should go back and watch it or watch it leads to fight. And I'll tell you why because at least this time, not always, but this time you missed the boat on making a few extra shilling. As I said earlier, you know, because if you didn't see it, you would have soil at least the vibe plan. You might have been more inclined, I don't know if you don't bet you don't bet. Good. You shouldn't. But if you do bet, that's right. You would have been maybe a little bit more convinced to go because of how strong we were and how we explained of the advantages of coffin and why I thought Crawford could be. The one guy could stop a guy like Porter was about to drop them, but nobody's ever really come back close really to stop him. And that Crawford because of everything, not just his belly but his IQ, his cerebralness, his ability in that area, how he led such clean shots, shots you don't see the right shots, you know, how he can adjust, and he can adapt on a dime, I mean, you touched on a tweet. And the one correction I'll make for you, and I appreciate what you're saying and how you're trying to point out what I said right for once in my life or maybe twice. But and I appreciate that. But the covenant going really what the common goal was that the fight came down to very obvious to me where Crawford was going to catch him coming, had a chance to catch some comment and Porter actually had a chance to catch him going because that was the. That was the chance that Porter had, where when Crawford went out, he could go with him. Like we demonstrated on a pipeline really to be honest. He could go with him and catch him going, which he did in spots. So it was either could catch some common or catch him going. And the other spots were poor, I had some success was where he timed the right hand so time to with certain shots where sometimes he beat him to the mark where, even though cough is fast, the timing you could beat a guy to the mock where Crawford would drop his hand for the uppercut and Porter was able to time him. And so no spots he had success were see for me is gonna sound tough. I take not in a way from Porter. He did everything he could. And he loved to do the ring. But for me. He wasn't so much winning the fight where people said he was winning. He was surviving in the fight. And what do I mean by that? He didn't run around the ring to survive. But he was staying in the fight. He was existing, but for me it was just a matter of time before Crawford was going to do what he did. That even a little battles that Porter was winning. He was going to lose the war, and it was so clear to me that when people were saying, oh, you know, he's in a fight. He's like, I was thinking to myself, he's existing. He's. It's not so much studies winning always in the fight. He's he's kind of like hanging in there. But the hammer's about to drop. You don't see it yet, but it's going to drop. It's going to drop because the obvious to me was that there was just a matter of time before Crawford because of the styles of the fighters which make fights. Before and the abilities before Crawford was going to drop that hammer, where, you know, he was.
THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"terence" Discussed on THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"They take the gloves off and they're looking at his hands and if fill in and of course his gauze on them and they say, well, I can't see what anything in here. And Tyson could just grips his fest and says, yeah, there's flesh and bone in here. And I just put it through that guy's head. Yeah, I'm like about there you guys had to find out. We got here files. We go, and they're looking at him. This 15 year old kid, you know, who's like 210 pounds now of muscle, and he's got his first day because there's just flesh and bone that I just put through him. And now look, yeah, well done. We'll see you later. Have a good day. Sorry to bother you. Yeah. Almost like almost love because he wouldn't say that. But almost almost like the, you know, the insinuation would be and in a minute I'll show you how they feel so. There's lotion on. You know, I mean, they couldn't get out of there quick enough. But that's what people are going to be doing. You watch these race officials. We got to check this athletic green stuff, you know, and just make sure that it's on, you know, it meets all of our on the up and up. All of our proper standards. So anyway, we had us. We had a very interesting fight. Go ahead. Let's go. Well, I was going to say speaking of flesh and bone, Terence Crawford's glove had a lot of flesh and bones in him. As you would always say, one of the best finishers in the sport and my God that he finished the show very competitive fight through the first 9 rounds. But once the tide shifted, not only did the audience see it, but obviously, Sean Porter's dad saw what was coming to probably saw the inevitable. But before we even talk about that, I just want to give a shout out to Sean Porter for a hell of a career. He's been in there with everyone. Everyone knows, including arguably the best pound for pound fighter in the world Terrence Crawford that when they're in with Porter, they're in a real fight. He brings it every time. He never, ever disappoints. He's been a gentleman of the sport. He's an excellent commentator. Congratulations. It's just Sean Porter. What do you think teddy on the retirement announcement? Something's going on between him and his father. Yeah, definitely. I mean, that's the jazz gonna direct question. I'm giving you a direct succinct answer. I don't know if it was would have been planned. It does things on the plan. A lot of times, you know, just spontaneous, sometimes they all plan. But there's an X Factor that says father, we don't know what it is, that speculation, of course to talk about it on our part. But you saw it, it wasn't what you would expect after the fight where, you know, in the middle of the interview, the pulse 5 interview the father says, you know, he basically said and implied even if he didn't directly say that he didn't listen. He said that sometimes fighters get basically too big for their bridges. They don't listen. And this is what happens when you don't listen. And so he's applying that he wasn't prepared, that he did something wrong. He didn't listen to the father. It was a difficult thing to hear. I'll be honest with you. You know, we say things that other people they live alone because they want to keep a relationship, whatever. But we don't, we feel that with a cat scan of podcasts. You know, the MMR MRI of podcasts, where we're going to examine everything. For you, for the fans. You know, that's becoming a year. We're going to make sure you hear what you need to hear. And we cover what we need to cover. Completely. So, I don't know. For me, as a trainer as a father, you know, I think a lot of people out there, grandfather, it was difficult because it is a dangerous sport. We all know that. Difficult spot like ever, and to go through all that and I know it's his father. He's got obviously he has the right to say certain things that other people don't. And he's done a good job. But when he says that, it makes you like you couldn't say that in a locker room privately. It just makes you wonder what's going on. What's going on in that relationship, what really happened in camp, you know, what's behind the curtain, so to speak. And then after you hear that, minutes later you hear, oh, short portage was retired. You know, what? Ten minutes later. So the official post fight press conference. So I don't know. Speculation would be that maybe he retired because the punishment that it's a, you know, it's a, it's such a treacherous in some ways in business and in a ring business. It's such an obviously difficult business. Maybe retired because obviously what I've said over the years, and sometimes there's a commentator over there that I guess wants to make sure you heard what I've said over the years and he repeats it. But I've always said that one fight is going to ring. They come out of the ring with less of themselves. Than they had when they walked to the ring. And maybe it's just that Sean understood on some level that he got to get out before there's even less and less of himself to have for the rest of his life. I would say too, I would add teddy that Shawn does have a very good broadcasting career. I think if I'm not wrong, did he do some of the Olympics this year? He does he's on is it showtime or PBC? He does one of the showtime PVC, I don't know, but he does a great job when he is commentating. I never keep up with which network has who, but he's so maybe in his mind he has got a career outside of boxing and like you said, he he's taken a lot of punishment over the years, relatively speaking, and you know, maybe he realized I'm in there with the best if I can't be the best and I can't beat this guy. Maybe that's the end of the day. And but then to do our job here and stretch it as far as we can stretch this thing and examine this thing as far as we can examine a possibilities of this thing, again, you know, it's all speculation. Yeah, maybe like I said, he realizes that, you know, you are less when you get out of that ring, and he doesn't want to lose any more and not to mention in that area of himself and it's time to go to the broadcast his time to as they say, stop and smell the flowers and enjoy enjoy or the monies maiden is made good money. Real good money because I'll have it. Enjoy them because of himself. Enjoy that and have the ability to enjoy it while you can still enjoy it. Or maybe maybe it was maybe something connected with the dad where maybe who knows? Maybe the dad said, you know what?.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"terence" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"And now we turn the page towards what does Demetrius Andrea do next. He is an undefeated middleweight champion Sergio. He is 31 and 34 now. What is it? 34. He's undefeated at this point. He is a middleweight title holder. He has real money behind him. The top fighters in the 160 pound division need to face him. I'm talking about Gennady Golovkin. I'm talking about Jaime mcghee. And most importantly, Sergio, I am talking about Jamal Charlotte. Demetrius Android versus Jamal Charlotte is the biggest fight that can be made in boxing point blank period. End of story. You're standing up, you're walking away. I don't care. Android Charlotte, biggest fight in boxing, hands down. No doubt about it. I want to see that fight more than once the any other fight that could be made in boxing today. There are two unbeaten middleweight champions in a sexy division. The middleweight division, 160 pounds, they're in their prime. In their 30s, they need to face each other early next year. There is no other reason that this fight can not happen. Forget networks. Forget promotional affiliation. There are no other opponents for these two guys to fight but each other. Give me Andre charlo Sergio early next year or give me nothing else. I'm going to leave this room. I don't feel safe. I don't feel safe being in this room. Our design producer bob torn's is here. Can I answer that question, bob? I want to ask mannix the question. How does Anthony Joshua versus usic not be a bigger fight Anthony Joshua versus adjacent is a good fight? It's a rematch, Tyson Fury versus the winner of Joshua's is excellent. I'm all for that. I understand in the aftermath of this fight, people want to see Errol Spence against Terence Crawford. I don't care. I want to see Android versus Charlotte. It is a massive, massive matchup in a weight division that has long been one of the best in boxing Sergio. You and I are talking to each other. Yes, I told you. Hold on. Hold on. You and I are talking to each other in New England. The home of Marvin Hagler. Maybe or one of the greatest middleweight champions in boxing history. We need to see middleweight unification fights, and there is no better fight than Android against Charlotte for a 160 pound supremacy..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"terence" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"He's been down before arrow spends put him down. And I'm not going down. Let me say this. Let me see. With Aerosmith, than he was with absolutely. Let me say Kenny Porter made, I think the biggest mistake you could possibly make for his son's career. Not to say that Sean Porter would have stopped Terence Crawford or to beaten Terrence Crawford, but he was in the fight. He was active in that fight. So for Kenny Porter to stop that fight in that moment, was insane to me. How do you stop a fight where your son is in the mix to win the welterweight championship of the world and win the biggest fight of his career? How do you stop a fight like that? Because you're too emotionally attached. That's it. That's all I can tell you. Whenever you're too emotionally attached to them, but whenever that's your son, you know, I have a son, man. If I saw my son, get dropped like that. It will break me to pieces. Yeah, but you're so younger, you're so my son doesn't box. He's opposing box. Okay. He's not a poet. Your son is not a poet. He's going to be a poet. But he's not a pugilist. But look, here's the thing. If I ever see my son, get dropped like that. Oh my God. It will tear up the same thing. No his son's been hit but he's dropped before. He was dropped by Errol Spence. He was in a dogfight with kell brook. He was in a street fight with Keith Thurman. What are we talking about here? He was in the mix to win the biggest fight of his career. And the guy stops the fight. That is insane. How do you stop a fight like that in the tenth round where your son is not hurt? You saw that Sergio. You tell me, was Sean Porter hurt in that moment. Bob torrens, I love. I love the passion coming out of Christmas tonight. He had her last night too, but where is it in his writing, but anyway. You are absolutely right. You are. You're right. You're right. I just like breaking your balls, but you're right. Correct. This is a reason I like blood attacks. Whenever you're dealing with a blood sport, you don't want to have a blood attachment in your corner. The tool so you think it's a core thing..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"terence" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"How I'm going to react in how I'm going to fare against one of the other top welterweights in the division. So, you know, it's a lot of talk going on about how terror is going to look how it turns react towards Sean aggressiveness and how, you know, strong shine is and how hard I punch you. You know, there's a lot of questions to be asked, you know, can't Fight Night all the questions will be answered. How do you think you're going to fare against that style? I think I'm gonna do good. Like I always say I'm adaptable to any style. You know, I feel like Sean Porter, you know, he's a tremendous talent, you know, and whatnot, but I just think I'm just a better all around fighter. You know, everything that he does, I can do too, you know? But I don't think he can do everything that I can do. You know, I think I'm a better smarter, you know, fighter at the end of the day. He has a way and it's his style, as you've seen to make it physical in there in the ring. He is coming at you. He'll wrestle with you. He'll brawl with you. Have you faced that type of style before? And what's the key to kind of handling that type of opponent? Well, listen, you know, Jeff horn was a rough rugged fighter, you know, ray Beltran was a rough brilliant fighter, you know, feel like a Diaz was a rough regular fighter. So, of course, you know, John Molina, you know, so being in the ring with those type of fighters, I didn't seen it on before. You know, Sean might have a little more of this or a little more of that. You know, but it's nothing that I haven't seen before. This is a cross promotional fight, John Porter, affiliate with BBC. You, of course, with top rank. Did you think the day would come when we'd see that happen for you where you get across promotion against the top welterweight? Well, it's not a cross promotion, you know, this is a fairly, you know, one promote promoter promotion R 5. And that's ESPN taught rank. You know, I don't know if those two could have came together, like they did with Deontay Wilder Tyson Fury and I made the fight across promotion. But then that, you know, the WBO has demanded to fight, you know, I think, you know, that was the best thing that could have happened. How did you feel about that Terrence, like the WBO stepping in and mandating that this might happen? Well, at first, I was just like, okay, you know what I mean? I'm wearing whatever, you know, but then, you know, the 60 40 split, you know, I was like, okay, you know what I mean? But I probably got the bad shake of that deal being that, you know, the numbers, you know, don't add up. But it is what it is, you know, we hear now. And, you know, we both making a lot of money. We're going to put on a great show coming November 20 of. Do you feel like or do you hope this is the first of many, maybe you're right, it's not a cross promotion necessarily, but the first of many fights where you fight some of the guys that everybody wants to see you fight. Yeah, for sure. You know, this is the stepping stone. You know, this is what everybody been waiting on. And this is what everybody doesn't call them for. And so have I, you know, I particularly probably haven't been calling for Sean Porter and direct. But all the other guys in the PVC are very colorful and, you know, this is the start of, you know, a bright end of a career. It's been widely reported terrance that this is the last fight of your top ranked contract. What do you think your future is in 2022? Well, my future is bright. Like I always said, you know, I'm not thinking about, you know, too much or anything right now, but how important, you know, he's my top priority, that's on my mind and everything else can wait to other this fight. Do you feel like you can get what you want under your current circumstances? Like I said, you know, this is something that we're going to discuss after the fight. You know, we're going to map everything out and see what's best for terms Crawford. So last question for you. How obnoxious is Beau Mac going to be at the way in for this fight? What are we going to hear from him yelling in the corner at Sean Porter in this fight? I don't know, you know? Is this moment, you know? He's unpredictable. Yeah, awesome. He might not, you know, we gotta watch and see. It's kind of weird watching him yell at Stevenson, given how much he likes shiko Stevenson. That was a weird that was a weird situation there. Hey, you know it is what it is. You know, trying to mail to the best of Jamal ability and, you know, see if you can get that victory. You're a guy that's moved up and wait several times. What did you think of Shakur at one 30? I know you and him are have a good relationship as well. It was nothing that I wasn't telling everybody about Shakur in the past. You know, like I told everybody, you know, he's gonna be the next superstar unboxing. I don't see nobody being right now. I thought he filled out really well. I mean, that happens, of course, it's happened with you as well, but like going up and wait, he looks stronger than he did at one 26. Yeah, for sure, for sure. And he's capable of going up to one 35 and one 40 as well. Yeah, that'd be fun to see a lot of good fights for him at both those weight classes. Starts. Good to talk to you, man. We will see you on the 20th in a huge fight against Sean Porter, you can catch on ESPN pay per view. Thanks for joining me man. Thanks for having me. I appreciate it. That's it for this week's episode by thanks to Sergio Mora and Terence crop for join the show. As always, subscribe, rate review this podcast on Apple podcast, Spotify, wherever you download podcasts. 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SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"terence" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Porter in this one? You talk about Sean Porter. You're talking about a man that's only lost to champions and by split decision, majority decision. Now khal Brooke, I think it wasn't a close fight, but it was still a competitive fight in those early in his career. Anything or anyone that weighs a 147 pounds shampoo can beat or compete against, including Terence Crawford, who is arguably the best fighter pump for pound in the world. And the reason he'll do it not only because he has that manhandling style, but the switching back and forth from lefty to righty won't throw him off because Sean Porter does that. He does it in a wrestling fashion. Errol Spence said he struggled not struggled, but he called them a Street Fighter. He called them a tough guy in a Street Fighter. That's what you need against a style like butt Crawford. Whenever you have perfection, you beat it by being imperfect. You know, you need imperfection to beat someone that's so just unflawed and clean and mean like bud Crawford, so you need a tough guy a wrestler, a mall or a brawler. You need a champ Porter. I think this is gonna be just another one of these Sean Porter type fights where he will hurt Crawford. He will get his respect. Crawford will probably win, but after the fight Crawford likes Spence will say, man, that was a lot tougher than I thought. This guy is a real deal. And that's why Porter is always excited to watch. I think that's the key, right? Can Porter muck it up in the same way did in the losses to key Thurman to Errol Spence and the same way he did in wins over what Danny Garcia was a big one for him. Can he make it the kind of wrestling match he needs it to be to win this fight? Or is Crawford's so good and so technically proficient that he catches them on one of those rushes? That's how I'm very correctly. And I think as good as Spence is great with the jab uses his size, Crawford faster. And I think Crawford's more explosive with some of these shots. So I think coming in, that's a big risk for Sean poor. He's got to be real careful. He doesn't walk into a bomb. But if he's able to wrestle with Crawford and maybe tire him a little bit, he's gonna be the physically bigger fighter in the ring. He's a career welterweight, basically. And I think he was at middleweight. He has a middleweight Danny Jacobson, it's a big guy. So you don't think. So I think if he's able to do that, he's gonna give himself half a chance. I just think Crawford's so good, man. Like Crawford is so, so talented that as long as he hasn't lost a step that what we saw against the likes of meme machine, where he got dropped, even though it wasn't called. As long as he's at the peak of his power, I think he's going to catch on board something big. I think this fight ends at a stoppage with Crawford winning. Can you really imagine anyone stopping a Mack truck like pulled out? I don't think anyone stops him. I won't 47. No one stops. No one stops at shampoo at one 47, including Crawford's Crawford moving up in weight if you look at them. I moved up and wait what three years ago? And cropper was telling me Trump was not a big guy. He's not the thin, very strong fighter. I mean, I see him in person. Right. And he's more muscular than I thought. It's not the same, but you remember how Crawford won his title against Jeff horne. Jeff horn tried to make it a street fight too, Crawford had any of that. He was battered him around towards the end. Jeff horn is no shit. He's not Trump orders league. I get that. But he tried to make it physical. Jeff horns successfully did that against Manny Pacquiao. That's how he won his title over in Australia. He's been able to do it at a reasonably high level. Crawford wouldn't let him. Crawford's too good. Too great, choose your words right. You don't want great. Okay, butt Crawford is we're watching greatness. I mean, what he does is so hard to do. And he does it so effortlessly. And the way the way they've been letting them be himself, you know, just whatever style he wants from whatever position whatever stands, he's a mean, mean fighter, and he can box and sit back and pick you apart. But Porter makes guys like that. Look human. So shampoo definitely has a chance to mock this up like you would say, but to win, I think that's a little bit out of his reach. We know what Sean Porter is on the lead level with the thurmans and the spences. And this is just another one of those fights. So this is Crawford's last contracted fight with top rank. If you or him, what would you do? I already told you this on jabs on our show. I told you everybody listens to or they should watch it every Tuesday. Well, listen. I'll repeat it. I'm gonna regurgitate exactly what I say on that show. I'm not sure if that's kind of the right word. I'm not sure if that was a word. But I'm going to throw me off. I'm going to repeat what I said on the show. Third time's the charm. Any great fighter, everything all the great fighters in the past 20 years that have made the most amount of money have ventured off from being champions with a promoter to making their own promotional company. Golden boy promotions will also the lawyer Mayweather promotions with Floyd Mayweather. Coda did it in his own fashion as well. I think that's what book Crawford needs to do while Canelo, of course. But promotions, that's what needs to happen when he becomes a free agent. But promotions and association with whatever promoter they're going to work with. And then that's how he makes the money he wants. That's how he still has the control and he still has the finger on the button, and that's how he gets paid and makes that pound for pound money that he's looking for. But promotions. And he's 34 years old. He's at that point where he should be doing that. He should be going fight by fight or no more than a two fight contract. Canelo Álvarez is proof that it works. And before that, Miguel cauda did it successfully in the twilight of his career. A lot of fighters have done it. Not as many as they should. Not there haven't been many successful fighters that are coming to try promoting. No sugary letter actually was trying to promote sugar juniors a promoter, but successfully. Roy Jones junior for a while tied himself to HBO and like, you know, that's basically the same as tying yourself to promote. I think these fighters the top ones should be as free as they could possibly be. You know what young guy's doing it that I love? Boots Ennis. Boot status is not tied to anybody. Smart. And he's fighting regularly on showtime. He's getting paid. He's rising the ranking. So he was going to get a title shot no matter what. Boots and his is if he stays the course on this, is going to put himself in position where he can ping Pong between matchroom, top rank, PBC, wherever those big fights are. I take some balls to do that, Sergio, because there's guaranteed money you're leaving on the table. When you don't sign any great business decision ever made was scary. And that's how you, that's how you maximize the money that's on the table by taking chance to take risks. Any billionaire will tell you that. You need risk and balls. You would know you come from money once again. I don't come from a privilege. 9 months. Well, I don't come from generational Boston generational Boston wealth. Maybe you should have thought about that before you signed a rematch clause with forest, okay? Maybe that's what you thought of. I'm incorporated land snake promotions. That's my corporation bras. No. All right, let's finish with Demetrius and raid against Jason quickly. You heard Sergio at the fighter meeting, Android. He blames everybody for his lack of notable fights. He has been the middleweight champion for over three years now. And he has yet to have a signature fight. His last fight a win over Liam Williams was broadcast in the afternoon on Saturday. This coming to provide against Jay quigley, very good fighter, one loss on his resume coming off the biggest win of his career of Shane Mosley junior, but it's not the marquee fight against Gennady Golovkin against Jamal Charlotte against hybe mongia. Answer this question, why has Demetrius Android had such a.
Tha Boxing Voice
"terence" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Jose. Benedetti's junior demean machine and kell brook right So he needs a big fight. I think the question is though whether or not if this does happen it would take place on fox or on espn. I think it would more likely take place under. Pbc than under top rank. And i say that. Because i remember import on his podcast said that he was offered less money by bob. Arum to face terence crawford than he was paid by the pbc to take on sebastian. Four miller so I i think bob has attract record of underpaying fighters or not really warning the risk much money on his on his cards. But yeah i mean. Look terence crawford needs a fight at one forty seven and what i the names. I was hearing. We're not really good names. In terms of we'd be taking our next. They said they've been avanesian Espn reported david. As easy was his offer from top ranked for october twenty third date. I mean i guess that's it okay. Fight i mean he's a european champion former. Wbz regular titleholder. I mean we're you. That impressed with josh kelly win. I mean i never really rated josh kelley that highly to be fair so i mean you know he was the first one to do it though. Yeah and stat bubble. Yeah that's true. I i think it's like another mean machine level opponent like we wanna see crawford tested against the elite. He lost to me machine army. Avanesian lost me. Yeah so it's that level of opponent. I mean it's i don't see it as progression regression. You know Should he be disrespected by that. Offer like you just said. I was fighting pat cowan qatar. Each avenue i mean disrespected by top rank. He's already been disrespected by top rank. Top break disrespects the fighters especially their back black fighters. you know. I mean he by barron was going around the media doing tourists talking about how people wanted to vomit. Every time they watch rigo. This is a guy who assigns all you know and talking about how he could buy houses in beverly hills for what. He's you know. Losing on on paying terence crawford He's already been disrespected by bob. So i personally. I wanna see crawford in a good fight at one hundred and forty seven. I i'm hoping the sean is a fight. And i think you're right and that's it would have to take place on paper view because I don't see bob arum foregin over like the the minimums that these guys would be commanded but it is a pay per view fight like oh. We got keith porter for free because al had a free for tv plan like. That's no longer the plan. That's not the answer. This is a pay per view. Fight i don't understand why bob can't take thirty days to say look i'm gonna give you two million fern. I'll give you your minimum of three million now. We need to make five million dollars three and that's pretty much how much he came up with. Kell brook right. I mean i'm sure they got more. I'm sure brooklyn got more. The you know. The disrespect for bud reporters. Just you know it's crazy those guys. I'm sure more but if we keep it to that if we keep it the two and three and now we're at five you know we don't need that. Many paper views of we can do two hundred thousand. You know times. Eighty dollars were sixteen million. Divide that you know. We're at eight million. We pay the fighters five million. We could give them pay per view upside. I got three million ago. Plus that's not tickets. That's not the gate. That's not the tickets we're going to sell. It's not the concessions none of that. You know it's not the sponsorships attached to fight. This is a big fight when you go to everlasting you say hey you wanna sponsor this fi bud versus port au okay. How much is this the fee for the slot. What's the dimensions. Do i get to advertise. Looping where's it gonna be seen. This is a big fight so this is bad. This is low math two hundred thousand. This is saying no one buys despite fight you know now. Let's say that he does what him imported did port in spence. Right to seventy five right. Do multiply that by eighty nine. Got twenty two million. That's good math. Nice hat by the way thank you. That's my favorite fight in the whole wide world. So you know what. I was thinking when you're talking about brooke and con getting money. I mean i was gonna say a lot that had to do with the tv rights in the uk right and You bring okay pay per view. They bring a uk pay per view check. But exactly cut you gotta counterpuncher for mr. pbc in seattle washington Trying thought Got bud being importer as if he agrees. shouts to tyson fury biggest cheap american history. I mean we've never seen a do throw towel over camera Gloves this is totally new. kennewick back. Because i know he he murdered a lot of people on this topic. Oh no he didn't but When it comes to cheat and he didn't murder nobody's helping his brother but tyson fears the biggest shave american. We've never seen this. The dude got covy. Don't e- two days before the site. He tested negative. Could've made the fight but didn't this crazy the water so tries. Why won't you find them. That's how i'm saying. If i could beat up somebody like that. He's gonna do it again win. You know you got coverted either by a baby that little baby or wasn't that big baby anderson so we've seen an Shot up to come to pbc This is You know but it's gonna take the combat from sean porter Could but i don't know be included anyway. Shout out to mr. Pbc you were saying is that oh no. I was just saying that kell brook and amir khan in their fights in the. Us get paid a lot off of the back end in the uk. Because of the tv deals over there Anything about it is that top rank actually signed a major deal with sky sports recently after skysports. Sports obviously got dropped by earning metro. Though you know what i mean. If if it's not for fights like this like why the fuck sign deal like that like well. I don't think the uk deal has anything to do with puerto crawford like how i mean. You can know them. You can sell the rights to them. But i mean. I don't think that they're like clamoring to watch to americans. No i mean. Look i wanna give the uk fans a lot of credit uk fins carolina balks in especially guys that are champions in the league status like terence crawford and all i'm saying is that skysports gave top ranked the bag for big fights. I don't think skysports assign on top rank for like low level records mean at the end of the day. If you're going to watch fights at that time in the uk you're talking about people that are up at like four five in the morning like they want big fights but at no. I hear you definitely love boxing. A lot. I just don't know that you know bob is looking at it like oh shit. Cover verses porter. Uk going out. The what like i don't you know i don't know i don't know but we got intriguing. Atlanta what up speaking of that lanta speaking of that lead. Such shameless plug. Yes yes it's the same as plo. It's okay because this is the biggest fight card that we have ever gotten the opportunity to call. It's going down the showdown in a town august fourteenth. It's going to be streamed right here. Live on the youtube channel. Youtube dot com slash. The box voice. The first time we get to stream live professional boxing with some gigantic names in the sport..
Tha Boxing Voice
"terence" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Raise the purse bid because bob can be. Bob can get hard on the negotiations. Let the thirty days expire and bid. He didn't win the t. o. Bid but it doesn't mean he didn't learn his lesson so i think on top of that idea. I think the other ideas that you know. They don't want to go any direction without having some sort of firm concrete negotiations and if they set it up in media because like that was like these guys were already a victim of this fight before. And i'm specifically talking about terence crawford. Terence crawford was so close before his fight with brooke till landing a porter fight and a pack yao fight and closest relative right a relative. We don't know exactly what close means in that sense. But it was close enough that they were options. So then once brooks name was announced because porter seemed almost inevitable to a certain degree and because pack yellen thurman and all these big names were there. Brooke was so much more of a letdown. You know it it it eat like was a kind of what's that old saying is like a juke or nose like a like he got him with the With the with the okeydoke without coq right and they got us with that okeydoke and we didn't appreciate it and and fans were very very upset at it and it was really hard for that promotion to gain. Traction so could be that. Y'all listen don't put anything out until because we don't want to let people down. We don't want people that short. Trump is bystanders crawford and then ended up being somebody outside the top ten also also the conspiracy could be simply the conspiracy could be simply porter realized. Damn i just gave everybody content. Let me snatch that content bat. And now i'm hearing that. He's got a special puerto way podcast. So he's probably just going to regurgitate what he said in his tweet or or we find out why he took down the tweet. We find out that. Oh gosh al got another route for me. you know. They took too long. We wanted this fight. you know. We wanted despite but now al got another route. Because i could've sworn reporters say he was going to be announcing his opponent on his podcast a week ago. Now all of sudden he's gone quiet. I was are how aware was he of. Wbo's plans according to his initial tweet. He said this came as a surprise. But i got a surprise for the community. 'cause you can't do no crawfish show without his fucking attorney. Show up mike boss. Oh my us slipping in their keep them. He's drinking is ready. get ready. look. I got some good limited going on man shit but a porter in crawford. I mean this pretty much what everybody wanna right and everybody been talking about everybody but like a why. Why not aisha or now. South florida has the opportunity to to make that happen. Honestly we look at it. It's not on bobby out. Terence cropper or two i set whatever percentage that mandatory get. Some orders is willing to do that. I think we have a fight. But i don't know if south florida willing to do that dose of i talk about it more but was going on. Mike who do you think i'll go ahead. No i was just gonna say carpenters. Tweet indicates that if they don't come to an agreement in thirty days they go to purse bid champion sixty. So if i'm sean. I wanted to go to purse bid. I want forty percent. I want that audie forty sixty forty. That's while the fury did like sixty forty sounds decent. You know he got the bell. I don't. I've been on a pay per view. Maybe they're trying to get a little more shawn's been on pay per view. Maybe trying to sit down with bob and say let's put this on pay per view you know before we go to person..
Tha Boxing Voice
"terence" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Nothing. We're not gonna see the wears. He didn't by those who don't make get what up doe wounds is now co host for team already know with me. Man is tv. Mica shut out the whole tbb family waking up with us already. Know man I i mean. I'm just i'm elated. It's it's been a long time coming man years and years like necessarily from the mud so we're for all the support that you guys have showed us for sure and You know what. Can what else can i say. I'm excited for this august. Fourteenth as detailed lee explained and and and and and described this event. It's just going to be a phenomenal. A lot of big names might show up is just. It's just crazy. It's crazy like when you're doing you'll love sometimes i it doesn't feel like like Like you're working but when you re at this level where we've reached right now after even commentating. What the tristar. Boxing south park promotion. It was just a different field man. It feels like we're getting there. And i'm really happy man. I'm really really happy but allies on beauty. Oh go ahead talk topic or now you sound you sound like you in a radio under under tunnel shit brother. Hey i i. I was afraid of that. I didn't get to do a what's called before i came on. I'm a reset. i'll be right on top. He's terrorist offers versus john puerta. Oh year you know. They had a little secret meeting a they. Were supposed to be talking about a fight. Maybe maybe not happening you know. They had this kind of in a suspense for a while. And then it happened so now we're back at it again but this time you know you kinda gotta do it right nine for a long time. I can't believe i'm gonna. I'm gonna just go ahead and go to this. You know like we cover this. We cover the sport every day. Terence and bud. That's a that's a sexy name the fact that we've never done that i mean the fact that we've done that for years ago that's crazy crawford moved up in two thousand seventeen. Is that when he became a welterweight assign well when that that lines up pretty close. Yeah you good okay. Yeah that that lines up. Perfect two thousand seventeen two thousand sixteen he unified with postal molina then fought felix dias the super light then julius odongo jeff born in two thousand eighteen so june two thousand eighteen. So it's close. I mean it was probably the announcement came after the dongo fight. But yeah listen. That's a great fight. But i'll be honest with you like i'm in the same kind of boat in that like i'll believe it when i see it type of thing. And it has nothing to do with the fighters i know sean porter person not personally like no man. But i've met him a couple times got to speak with him a few times and i've followed his career. I mean as long as i can remember back when he was fine. Friday night fights or show box or whatever he was on and a demi is not scared to fight nobody. I know that first and foremost he's not scared to fight nobody. He's not afraid to lose he. He's he's not afraid. Terence crawford knows he's the best in the world and he might be right so he's of course not afraid to fight you buddy but it's like we've been down this road too many times. Oh man you're saying we've heard too many names and it's just like oh we you you know you need more people. It's just it's just the bottom line through your the timing on. This is Thirty days and that's what august twenty it and that's what that's what.
AP News Radio
US Intel Report Warns of More Violence by QAnon Followers
"Hi Mike Rossi with details on the U. S. intelligence report warning of the potential for more violence by Q. anon followers a new report compiled by the FBI and the department of homeland security warns a summit here it's of the Q. one on conspiracy theory could target Democrats or other political opponents for more violence the report was released Monday by senator Martin Heinrich a Democrat representing New Mexico the report warned some Q. and on a Terence could come to believe they have an obligation to engage in real world violence while he was in office president Donald Trump praised Q. anon followers as people that love our country according to an Associated Press review of court records at least twenty Q. anon followers are among those charged with federal crimes related to the January sixth insurrection of the U. S. capitol Mike Rossio Washington
Ball & Buds
'Boxing News' ft. Combat Sports Insider Deon Clubbs (Ball & Buds Podcast Episode #13)
"Big terence crawford fan elephant in the room. Is we all want to see the task. Force earl spencer. Who is tasked. Crawford's bob arum aerospace is now heyman so let's pbc de espn top rank two different companies. And they don't talk that. Well bob air hill talk to somebody like eddie hearn's who's matchbox and that's why we're going to have the fury verse. Anthony joshua fight which will be happening soon helping the site but pack. I mean he has won. The belts task cropper. Only has one belt. Its way for our task offer to pillow more emphasis on how necessary that fight is to unify. Forty-seven welterweight division. I think if pack. Yeah winds i mean. Sorry one of the best boxers of all time but if he beats terence crawford somehow he'll solidified himself as how pound. I mean this may weather and then pack. Y'all right there for this generation. Yeah dan i honestly think that terence crawford will not come with the same protests when keith armand fault pack. Y'all was outclass outmatch. I'm saying a right now first clubs bangers clubs bangers on the list i care score for will win this fight In might go the distance. But i think tears crawford will will have pack yao dump by lisa sixth or seventh round. He starts a little later and then he wants he figures you out it's over with in pac l. Might be rabbi. He might be there with calmer. Gregor the wraps might be sectional. They all my internet things about life thing about how much they drink tonight before. Who knows what. I think pat will be going to sleep. Who could slum writer six or sound around that fight and crawford who have to belts. It'll be more if assist as far as him fighting Earl spencer fight really needs to happen for you have just one chance. I don't like all these these all. These belts and safety and buys are fine but we want one undisputed champion and had way divisions got right there startling towards that path with a anti josh will sisa fury and i think the wealth way forty seven trend towards that way hopefully by next year once cry a patio like trash that he has dispose disposable. Jettison get out here. that's to happen by next year. Oh yeah my brother. I completely agree. We got to have that match. We boxing match in our lives and i agree. I believe that terraced coffer will stop mini. Pack y'all i believe many we'll put up a good fight but yeah i don't think he has what it takes. I think he's a little too old to stop. Terence crawford crawford at the ball in booths. Podcasts he's really good. And i really like him and so yeah i think he's gonna stop him and i i hope so. I'm very excited. So we can have him versus like you said errol spence and see that joint in twenty twenty two fo the win- anyways so we have a huge fight coming up either this year next year. The heavyweight division is finally consolidating and we have tyson fury versus anthony joshua which will be the biggest fight in u. k. boxing history. So my friend. Tell me how we feel about the heavyweight division. How well they're doing art. We can't okay. Starts out first of all omar. Would you
WLS-AM 890
"terence" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Terence gave the security officials of their the House and Senate sergeant Violence and chief of the Capitol police. Apparently underestimated the violent crowd the size of that crowd and over estimated their ability to manage them. Meanwhile, sad news, his Capitol police say one of their officers died last night because of injuries sustained while on duty. The Capitol police officer who died is 48 year old Brian Sick, Nikki. Is said to have been hit in the head with a fire extinguisher. He's the fifth person to die following Wednesday's undressed there in Washington. That unrest of course, subject to a massive investigation to people from the Chicago area. Apparently caught up in all of this is well, ABC seven reporting at 48 year old David Fitzgerald from Rozelle. Was live streaming from the Capitol campus just after curfew when he was arrested. This, of course again because he broke curfew. He's pled not guilty in court yesterday, and Bradley rucks Tales of North suburban Inverness also arrested in D. C. So far, there's no allegations that the two men were part of the group that actually entered into the capital. We'll hear some details today from CPS CEO Janet Jackson and Mayor Lori Lightfoot. They're holding a press conference this morning to give an update on plans for a safe return to in person learning. Bring the covert 19 pandemic students, some of them expected back on Monday, CTU teachers were saying it's simply not safe enough WLS news time 904 typical delays.
Optimal Living Daily
I Disagree with the Second Agreement and I Hope You Take It Personally by TK Coleman
"I disagree with the Second Agreement and I hope you take it personally by tk Coleman of tk. Coleman DOT COM. I like to think in terms of alternatives not absolutes that is instead of adopting an either or logic for problem solving and goal achievement prefer to think in accordance with both and strategies. For example, let's consider the notion of taking things personally self help author. Don Miguel Ruiz has done a magnificent job at popularizing and articulating what is often referred to as the second agreement. Here's a summary of the idea in Ruis. His own words quote whatever happens around you don't take it personally nothing other people do is because of you what is because of themselves all people live in their own dream in their own mind. They are a completely different world from the one we live in only take something personally we make the assumption that they know what is in our world and we try to impose our world on their world and quote. I think that's a very useful idea and I found myself in some pretty lengthy discussions where I've defended it to people who absolutely to test this concept teaches own. I suppose. But as for me, my life has been a heck of a lot easier since I started practicing the second agreement as a critical thinker however, I like to keep my options open. Rather. Than treating ideas like the second agreement as dogmas to be believed in a regard them as value neutral conceptual tools whose usefulness varies with context. Sometimes I like taking things personally even when I know I'm not being personally attacked I deliberately choose to act as if I am being conspired against I usually use this idea as a psychological trick for motivating myself. As long as I can employ the take it personally technique in a way that's healthy and isn't obsessive. I derive great practical value from it. Anyone who's ever played competitive spores probably understands concept very well choosing to look at your competition as the enemy or the bad guys can be an invigorating experience. One of my favorite ticket personally stories comes from Michael Jordan before a soldout contest between the New York Knicks and their rivals the Chicago Bulls Knicks, coach Jeff Van Gundy accused Michael Jordan of being a con man who deliberately X. friendly towards opposing players in order to soften them up and gain a competitive edge over them. Van. Gundy's harsh words were printed in Chicago newspaper and Jordan. saw them before the game. He took it personally and decided to play with a chip on his shoulder for the entire game Jordan had a personal vendetta to show van Gundy just how capable he was having a great game without being nice to his opponents. He did exactly what he set out to do by scorching the Knicks for a red hot one points and one point in the game after hitting an important basket Sharon looked at Van Gundy and yelled at him. One of Jordan's team as reported that Michael Love to us, criticism and hatred as a way of motivating himself a sports commentator who knew of this habit predicted that Jordan would score fiftypoints simply because he would be fired up. I've Angolans words. US, right. Jordan took it personally and brought the best out of him interestingly enough. Here's what Jordan said after the game quote. Guess I. Didn't make any friends out there tonight Jordan smiles I. Think those words were more geared to motivating his players but I don't think on the court they have befriended me, I don't go on the court expecting to make friends. But when I leave the court, I don't take what happened on the court away from me. We're only playing a game. I don't view it as a war away from the game and quote. In a video clip. Jordan talks about how he used that moment as motivation while not letting it get to him in an unhealthy way. Jordan disagreed with the second agreement and it worked does illustrates one of my favorite metaphors for life life a game. As an all games achieving one's goals requires the use of effective strategies. A good strategist is one who remains flexible. He uses what works without ever feeling the need to assign the status of costal truth to any of the strategies in his playbook. If taking it personally works good strategists takes it personally if taking it personally leads to stress and self destructive preoccupation with what others think then it strategist stops to him personally. This attitude of philosophical flexibility can be extended to issues and belief systems. Ideas are just tools sometimes are useful. Sometimes are not which ideas of you when you use them, and how you react to the results is your job to sort out as you sorting through the ever enlarging buffet of ideas being offered in the marketplace be should remember the admonition of Terence McKenna quote nobody smarter than you and quote. You know more about what's best for you than anyone else. So don't take anybody's ideas dogmatically specially now mind think critically about everything. Then take what works for you and leave the rest.
The Big Picture
Spike Lee: a new black wave of cinema
"We've spent past two weeks in a collective state of horror and anger over George Floyd's killing at the hands of Minneapolis police, officer Dirk, Shaaban, just one thousand unjustly killed by police. It's hard to look at what happened. Floyd, and not think of Radio Raheem Bill. Nuns character from do the right thing. Or countries fucked up needs to change. No American filmmaker has had the foresight or insight about that need for change quite like spike has. Some directors interpret the past some capture the present spike does both and he sees the future. Spent some time in the past few weeks. Returning to some spikes movies in anticipation of his new film to five bloods, it's a staggering body of work as wide as it as deep as warm and inviting as provocative and laden with traps ever. Spike isn't the totality of the black filmmaking experience and I don't want to suggest that, but for forty years he's told stories about that experience that have been seen more widely and discussed more feverishly than anyone and they still haven't been seen enough. Of the conversations you've been having with loved ones this month about the problems that people are forced to look at more closely police brutality, systemic racism locally sanctioned violence gentrification, tribal loyalty, the failures of government, personal sacrifice versus public good hiring practices, power, art and money spike was ahead of most Americans for decades on these issues, but while the stories he tells are frequently polemical. His movies are quite nuanced. They rarely tell you exactly what to think. Instead foisting contradictions and crises, interviewers, laps and making them decide. He crafts extraordinary dilemma movies inspired by the new Orrin Westerns and social dramas that he studied at Nyu and even though he doesn't force a conclusion is movies are frequently an intelligence test over the years, critics and audiences have repeatedly shown their ass immediately upon exiting a spike movie. For person like me seeing his work at a young age me up, helped me see beyond my keyhole-size view of the world, but it's not like spike wasn't relatable. He was the Avatar of new. York Knicks FANDOM! He was a regular presence on TV and Jordan commercials. He was directing music videos and frequently according controversy in the movie world he consistently challenged fans and detractors to reexamine their beliefs, and he always destabilized our comfort at sixty three. He is still very much a vital filmmaker. Twenty eight teams Black Klansman was among his most honored films and marked his First Competitive Oscar win for best adapted screenplay. Spike is a hall of Famer on this show and his work accounts for some of my favorite movies ever made. This episode is dedicated to those movies and will include conversations with a couple of his key collaborators as well as a part of a conversation that was more than I had on the watchable last summer. About Lee's nineteen eighty-nine masterpiece. Do the right thing. That movie redefines the term remarkable. In it! You can see and hear the pain and conflict. We're talking about right now. Watch it again. If you haven't really later in the show, we'll have a conversation with jazz. Musician and film composer Terence Blanchard a longtime contributor of spikes. They've teamed up on fifteen films including two five bloods, and he is truly one of the great writers of music for movies. I also wanted to share a conversation I had with the film editor Barry Alexander Brown in February. Two Thousand Nineteen, after he received an Oscar nomination for his work on Black Klansman they've been together since spikes first movie. She's gotTa, have it? Like so many great filmmakers spike works with the same crew over and over again, not just Aronson Berry, but production designer when Thomas Costume. Designer Ruth Carter casting director Robby Reed, and that incredible troop you've seen over and over again in his movies Denzel Washington, of course, Johnsboro on Davis Samuel Jackson Roger One of Your Smith Arthur Nas. Kerala Delroy Lindo is Ahah whitlock junior Alleluia Debbie Masar Ruby Dee, the list goes on. Later this week will be back with a review of spikes, the five bloods, which will be available to watch on Netflix on Friday, it's the story of four black Vietnam veterans who return to the jungle for some unsettled business, its reunion of sorts of some of those actors, and for it's a kind of mission statement about missions. Lastly. We'd like to top five on this show. Spike is made more than thirty feature length films, many of which are indisputable classics to cover every style and format under the Sun. Drama Comedy Crime Films Romances Documentary Sports Movies farce satire musical. He's really done at all. I would recommend virtually every movie he's ever made, but before I share my five year a few places, you can watch his movies just in case you're trying to bone up on some of the ones you've missed. Overlook along the way.
AP News Radio
Active-duty troops deployed to DC region start to leave
"An active eight PM duty curfew troops didn't sent stop to the Washington thousands DC of demonstrators region to were marching help if through needed the streets with civil of New York unrest City but start reports starting of to vandalism leave and looting as protests were down turned violent this this week was not roughly the widespread thirteen free hundred for all seen troops another were sent guy still to this area there was looting they haven't in Manhattan been use police and say senior there were about defense two officials hundred and tell eighty the arrests AP mostly the troops for are disorderly now beginning conduct to pull out many stayed while out president past trump has curfew talked about peacefully using the military protesting to put for the down most part violent protests including Andreas Pentagon Johnsson chief says mark police esper were said roughing this morning people conditions grab do not innocent warrant people to using for no active reason duty troops and decided for law like enforcement call for I do them not support to the invoking ground the this insurrection tool was act he's which a esper journalist says and should a price only happen does as a press a last pass in a resort push into the in ground the most it was also dire a police situation shooting which chief of Sager department Terence make Monahan ani Washington says was unrelated to the protests involving a man with a gun in I said I have been critical of the chaos of the city and want to send in the National Guard Julie Walker in New York
Brian Kilmeade
New York Police: 1 Dead In Police-Involved Shooting In Crown Heights
"Com a suspect with the gun who allegedly shot at least one person in turn shot and killed by the NYPD this all went down in crown heights Brooklyn last night chief of department Terence Monahan says ten police officers shot and killed a thirty four year old man in crown heights just before nine thirty last night when he ignored multiple commands to drop his gun Monaghan says he just shot another man and was hiding behind a tree near a playground of Bergen street in Rochester Avenue that shooting victim was rushed to the hospital and is in stable condition I'm certainly counselor for seventy seven W. A. B. C.
AP News Radio
'Not stopping': Defiant NYC protesters march through curfew
"An eight PM curfew didn't stop thousands of demonstrators were marching through the streets of New York City but reports of vandalism and looting were down this was not the widespread free for all seen another guy still there was looting in Manhattan police say there were about two hundred and eighty arrests mostly for disorderly conduct many stayed out past curfew peacefully protesting for the most part including Andreas Johnsson says police were roughing people grab innocent people for no reason and decided like call for them to the ground this tool was he's a journalist and a price does a press pass in a push into the ground it was also a police shooting which chief of department Terence Monahan says was unrelated to the protests involving a man with a gun in I said I have been critical of the chaos of the city and want to send in the National Guard Julie Walker in New York
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'Not stopping': Defiant NYC protesters march through curfew
"For president an eight an eighth PM trump straight curfew says didn't night this summer's stop protesters thousands Republican of fanned demonstrators convention out nationwide will were marching not through be while held the speaking streets in North of Carolina out New York against City after police but all reports violence of vandalism the president and says looting he's looking were down for a new host this was state not the after widespread North Carolina free for all governor seen here in another Roy Washington guy Cooper still George a Democrat there was Floyd looting refused was in the Manhattan rallying to guarantee cry the police convention say there were about could be two held hundred in Charlotte and thousands eighty arrests gathered without mostly in Lafayette restrictions for disorderly park due across conduct to a coronavirus from the White many House concerns stayed out past Cooper told curfew organizers peacefully in New the York pandemic protesting mayor requires bill for de the Blasio most planning part promised for a including scaled they're Andreas being down hurt event Johnsson with and says we fewer will police make people that were change roughing people the president I had am grab been certain demanding innocent I a guarantee full people for house no it reason diplomacy at Charlotte's was resisting and spectrum decided center president like trump's GOP demands call for that them governors he bring in in Tennessee to the the National ground Florida Guard this tool to and stop was Georgia he's violent a had journalist shown protesters interest and a price in hosting thousands does the convention a press of pass troops in a are push on if the streets into North the ground Carolina here it was in DC also fell a police through and shooting elsewhere which chief Sager of department in the Chicago made Terence Connie suburb Monahan Washington of says Cicero was unrelated Cesar to Bautista the protests is glad involving to see a man them with after a gun days in of deadly violence it makes me feel safer at Lydia vehicle Rana says they shouldn't be there overkill I said I have been critical I think of the it's chaos a no of the city I think and it's want a to send ridiculous in the National song Guard or make Julie ani Washington Walker in New York
Atlanta's Morning News
Suspect killed by police in Brooklyn unrelated to protests
"Officers fatally shooting on an armed man in Brooklyn New York six the officers discharged their weapons at the individual strategy Terence Monahan says they recovered the weapon it appears the suspect shot someone else police do not believe the shooting is connected to the
Morning Edition
NYPD chief takes a knee with protesters in an act of solidarity
"Chain of protesters spilled across the lanes of the FDR their backs against the New York City skyline and a wall of NYPD officers organizer jasmine Sanchez kept the crowd tight and moving very simple that's how we get our message tensions remain low there was no pepper spray at no violent clashes no fire set as police allowed protesters to chart their course Laurie side sitting down house in St one hundred's Tiffany and held up their fists one of the NYPD's top brass stopped by a protest gathering in Washington Square park last night and took a knee with demonstrators Gothamist editor David Cruz was there he says before the chief of department Terence Monahan showed up at the scene with a squad of officers he spent several minutes speaking with a demonstrator both of them were sort of trying to show some local solidarity in time there were some people who were throwing water bottles over their direction as a means of just trying to kind of like spark something and then all of a sudden it just turned peaceful manner to Blasio says they're pushing up the curfew tonight to eight
Red Eye Radio
Looting and destruction despite curfew in New York City
"A curfew for New York City went into affect it'll eleven PM but many protesters or ignoring it fox's Brian Unisys covering the looting that's going on we are at the Macy's in Herald square and the literacy even got here and six o'clock they were peaceful protests are legitimate peaceful protest Washington Square park we salt and white PT chief of department Terence Monahan meal with protesters in in in a peaceful show of solidarity this is not that there has been criminality and rights groups all throughout midtown Manhattan now for hours and fact of mayor bill de Blasio has just said that the curfew will be changed to three PM starting
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Floyd's brother pleads for peace, Trump takes combative tone
"The nation is hearing two different tones about the violence that has followed George Floyd's death from his brother and from president trump at the site where his brother died Terence Floyd says he knows people are upset they're not half as upset as him and still I'm not aware mezzanotte Markham Notre one moment while he called for an end to the violence president trump did as well by insulting the nation's governors for not being tough enough on protesters who've left major cities in shambles on a video conference he said most of them are weak that they look like fools for not deploying more National Guard troops for the lawlessness we are seeing a far more needs to be done spokeswoman Kaylee McEntee says the president's demanding stronger action to protect American lives and businesses Sager make ani Washington
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Floyd's brother pleads for peace, Trump takes combative tone
"The nation is hearing two different tones about the violence that has followed George Floyd's death from his brother and from president trump at the site where his brother died Terence Floyd says he knows people are upset they're not half as upset as him and still I'm not aware mezzanotte Markham Notre one moment while he called for an end to the violence president trump did as well by insulting the nation's governors for not being tough enough on protesters who've left major cities in shambles on a video conference he said most of them are weak that they look like fools for not deploying more National Guard troops for the lawlessness we are seeing a far more needs to be done spokeswoman Kaylee McEntee says the president's demanding stronger action to protect American lives and businesses Sager make ani Washington
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Floyd's brother pleads for peace, Trump takes combative tone
"The brother of a black man who died while the Minneapolis police custody delivers a message while visiting the corner where his brother died Terence Floyd was the crowd in the world to remember his brother George Floyd died on Memorial Day has a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck since then protester been growing across the country some of them violent Terence Floyd says it's time to break the pattern no problem fast yup they don't know what it'll because it's not their stuff is almost up to destroy our stop the fired officer Derek Jarman is charged with murder Floyd's family and others are demanding charges against the three other former officers I'm Tim acquire