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The conversation touches on the racial composition of international soccer teams, such as the French national team. Adam Curry questions if the dominance of certain groups in sports is due to genetics or social circumstances like poverty. Moe argues that if top American black athletes were funneled into soccer from a young age, the U.S. would dominate the sport globally.
The discussion touches on the theory that major sports outcomes, like the Toronto Blue Jays' 1992-93 World Series wins, are timed to coincide with major political events like NAFTA. The hosts claim that "deep state" interests influence games through assets to manage public morale. They suggest that many media figures, including Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon, are similarly "programmed" assets.
