Nick O'Neill mocks Anthropic for begging the government to act then panicking when Fable got pulled "It's still not live and a lot of people are blaming the CEO of Anthropic, who frankly is doing a sh*tty job" "It's like, here is our product, it's going to ruin lives, I'm seeing it internally, we need to do something, do something government. And then he releases a groundbreaking model, the government does something, and it's like, I mean this guy" "The biggest takeaway is that this model is so powerful the government needed to intervene. Great marketing coming from that team"

Nick O'Neill says the whole Iran situation accomplished nothing except making them top 5 richest on earth "Really nothing was accomplished here, all we've done is lost money. There's the $300 billion allocation to Iran. What the f*ck are we talking about here" "This is after Iran bombed one of the biggest natural gas plants, completely demolishing it. That amounts for 20% of all global supply and cost upwards of $25 billion to create, and it's just gone, and there's no comment on getting any money for that" "Instead Iran gets $300 billion. That would place any of the recipients in the top global billionaires list, in the top 5 easily"

Gary 'King Pokemon' admits grading companies absolutely give celebrities like Justin Bieber better grades than you Graham: "Does it happen that a card comes in and they go, this is Justin Bieber's Charizard, it's maybe a nine but let's give him a 10?" Gary: "I do believe so, I hate to say it. If Joe Blow puts a card on Instagram, maybe 80 people see it. If Justin Bieber does it, 80 million see it" "Would I be tempted myself to give a better grade to Justin's card than to Joe Blow's? Yeah, I would"

Gary 'King Pokemon' says he sold a Charizard for $350 that's now worth over $100,000 and the buyer found him 26 years later "A man in his 30s came up to me at a card show and showed me a card he said I sold him 26 years ago, a Shadowless PSA 10 Charizard" "He purchased that one for $350" Graham: "What do you think that's worth?" Gary: "Over $100,000, I'm not really exactly sure"

Easy says the entire global inflation panic is just an oil problem that's about to fix itself "All of this oil situation that's causing inflation around the globe is largely on the back of oil being the big push to the international markets" "If the Strait of Hormuz is resolved and oil prices in the east can drop, we should see the inflationary price action start to shift" "If inflation slows, then these rate hikes end up being premature"

Megan Thee Stallion says she paid a million for her own ring so a future man knows he has to spend ten Shannon: "A million dollars for that Cobra chain?" Megan: "Oh, that's my ring. I don't got my ring on right now, but I'd definitely pay a million for my ring" "I got to set the tone for the man that I want in the future" Shannon: "So he got to spend 10 million for the engagement ring?" Megan: "Yeah. You got to know what I want, I ain't going to never let nobody short change me" "I do things that make me happy. I buy the things I want for myself because I like to treat myself, I want to see me smile"

Gary 'King Pokemon' reveals he personally graded 76 of the only 125 perfect Charizards that exist in the world "Me and my friend Eddie have graded 76 of the 125 PSA 10 first edition base Charizards" "We have paperwork, old paperwork from PSA showing that" "You can check the pop report now and you'll see there's 124, 125 minus one. The one Logan cracked"

Gary 'King Pokemon' reveals his Pokemon collection is worth well over $20 million Graham: "What's the total value of your collection today?" Gary: "I heard you and Logan [Paul] talking about the most premium cards, and humbly I say you guys are way off. It's well over those amounts" Graham: "If someone offered you 50 million dollars right now for your entire collection, would you accept it?" Gary: "That would be tempting. I'm too old to need it. It's all eventually going to go to one of our charities"

Tom Brady reveals he regrets doing his own roast because of how it affected his kids "I didn't like the way it affected my kids" "It's the hardest part, the bittersweet aspect, when you do something you think is one way and then you realize, 'I wouldn't do that again, because of the way that affected the people that I care about the most in the world'" "It makes you in some ways a better parent going through it, because sometimes you're naive, you don't know"

Pokemon collector reveals how Logan Paul got him to sell a Charizard for $150,000 Gary: "Logan came over just to visit. He ended up making a play for one of the cards he knew I wouldn't sell, and I didn't" "Then he took my son Devon aside and said, 'Would your dad be offended if I tried to get one of the PSA 10 first edition base Charizards?'" "Devon said, 'He would never sell the Beckett 10s, but you can offer, he won't take it'" "I had a moment of weakness" Graham: "He opened up a briefcase and had $150,000 cash in there" Jack: "Do you regret selling Logan Paul that Charizard for $150,000?" Gary: "I don't regret it at all"

Tom Brady says the only way he stayed on top for two decades was knowing a kid was always coming for him "I was that young hungry kid that wanted to take down the top guy. I was the kid that was overlooked in high school, overlooked in college, overlooked in the draft" "I always had that mentality and still do today. Believe me, there's a kid out there that's coming for me. The only way for me to stay ahead is to keep going" "Rather than to go okay well, I made it, great, I made it, now what"

Tom Brady says he used anger to play and wanted to 'kill' the man across from him "My anger was a great way for me to approach the playing field. I could not look at you on the field. You wanted to kill me and I wanted to kill you, that's just the way it was" "When you're out there on the field, that was a gladiator persona for all of us" "When I walked off the field I didn't have to be that person anymore, which was good, because I didn't want to be that person in my everyday life"

Tom Brady admits he liked practices more than games because he was terrified of being imperfect "When I got older I actually liked the practices more than the games because I had such high expectation in the game" "If I threw two interceptions, it's oh Tom Brady threw two interceptions, you're supposed to be perfect, you can't mess up in the game. But in practice no one was watching" "Even later in my career I had this face, it was a scowl all the time, just being super self-critical, because if I didn't go for three touchdowns I let myself down and I let the team down"

Akon says he could have had Drake but by the time he made room the price was a million dollars "Some things are meant to pass by you, but not through you. Had Drake been with me, he probably wouldn't have been that big. Things that pass you by might have motivated them to go even harder" "By the time I had time for Drake, his price was a million dollars to sign. He was in a bidding war" "And I was like, man, I ain't got a million dollars for an artist. I couldn't afford it at that time"

Trevor Noah says talking to an AI friend is like a nurse who only pretends to care Trevor: "What would a nurse be like if they specialized in empathy but not being kind? 'Oh, I know how you must feel right now'" Simon: "You're describing an AI friend. Very nice, not kind" Trevor: "That's what I think of when people say the AI connects with you, it can share. No. It can pretend to connect. It can perform empathy because it can write it the way we perceive them. But it cannot do"

Zlatan Ibrahimović says fans threw knives at him on the pitch so he changed where he celebrated "In Marseille, when you score you do your celebration by the flag in the corners" "Then I saw a knife coming, and I was like guys, next goal we celebrate in the middle, we don't go on the sides" "I want to still live after the game, so we were avoiding all the corners"

Trevor Noah says populists like Trump are brilliant at weaponizing empathy "One of the biggest things I've noticed is populists are brilliant at weaponizing empathy" "Criticize Donald Trump all you want, that man feels what many Americans feel. How he acts doesn't necessarily address what they're feeling, but boy does he feel it" "Viktor Orban, wherever you go in the world, these people are good at weaponizing empathy"

Zlatan Ibrahimović says American fans are soft because they wait by your car eating tacos after a loss "I saw fans eating tacos, laughing, waiting for you outside your car. Soft" "In Europe you lose a game, people don't wait outside your car, they wait outside your home" "And not with tacos in their hand, with something else"

Trevor Noah says the people being nice to you are often not being kind to you Trevor: "Niceness is the performance of kindness, but it's not necessarily the action" Simon: "Giving somebody harsh feedback is kind but not nice. Not giving somebody feedback is nice but not kind" Trevor: "When someone has something on their face and no one tells them, it's very nice to not tell them. It's better to be kind and say hey man, your face"

Zlatan Ibrahimović says the best player between Messi and Ronaldo is Zlatan Jimmy: "You played with Messi, who's the better player?" Zlatan: "After Messi won his World Cup, he put the bar and he closed the door" "You want the real Zlatan? Who's better, Messi or Ronaldo? I would say Zlatan"