00:00Major League Baseball. Look, they got a problem here. And I'm going to be very candid about this
00:06and how I look at this with the Department of Justice going after Major League Baseball.
00:11You know, it's Pride Month. I personally don't care how you look at Pride Month. It has no
00:17effect on my life. And one of the things for me that I do, I don't stand on anthills.
00:24Some people in today's society love to stand on anthills. I stand on mountains with issues
00:31that matter to me. This is an anthill. But on both sides, hey, look, you want to wear the hat?
00:39All power to you. You don't want to wear a hat. You should also have an opportunity
00:43not to wear the hat. The three players for the San Francisco Giants are getting extreme heat
00:48for not wearing and supporting Pride Month. I think those guys have every opportunity,
00:53not to have to support it. If they have religious convictions and they feel their civil rights
00:58are being trampled because you're making them, just because you're a company and you have a rule
01:04inside your company that says that you have to do this or that, doesn't mean your civil rights
01:10aren't being violated. We see court cases like this all the time. But here's Major League Baseball,
01:16what they've done. Major League Baseball has made something out of nothing.
01:21And what you've done here is you've alienated, once again, half your fan base. Just a dumb move.
01:31Typical Major League Baseball.
01:33Typical Major League Baseball.
01:33Typical Major League Baseball.
01:33Typical Major League Baseball.
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