USMNT 3-2 Senegal reactions with Clint Dempsey, Presented by Allstate: The Deuce LIVE 05/31/26

27:50Ball copped up in midfield. I think it was Diara who just dribbled pretty well the whole half without really being challenged by a back line that had never played together before. This is the part that I don't fully understand. This was Tim Ream, Mark McKenzie, and Alex Freeman. He then rolled the ball beautifully to Sadio Mane, who I thought finished just superlatively. This United States defense in transition, especially without Chris Richards, who's still recovering from his late season ligament damage. I mean, this is a problem that needs fixing this transition defense. Yeah, I mean, nine goals, three games.

28:28It speaks for itself. So, yeah, we need Chris Richards. We need them to do a better job in the back. Excited about what we see going forward in terms of the way that we created three goals tonight. But yeah, we need to figure out a way to be a little bit tighter and find that right balance. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And then this is the strange part. Into the second half, 10 changes at halftime. A debut for third string goalkeeper, Chris Brady, who was the only member of the squad without a cap. Gentry looks just like a drummer in a Stone Temple pilot cover band. And we had Rolldown. We had Trusty.

29:06We had Miles Robinson, Arston. Weyer, Weston finally came. It's like a whole different unit. What does that say to you as a player this close to the World Cup if it was still split squads with the players we assume to be big players like Western players? I wouldn't have liked it. Yeah, I mean, the fact that it's all experimental together, what does that feel like? What would you have felt? My thing is I want to get reps with the people who are going to be in the battle with me. And we never had that qualifying process of having our backs against the wall and having to fight with each other. like to have each other's back to get the right results, right?

29:42That camaraderie you build during those tough times where you have to have each other's back. So for me, I'd have liked to see us go with our best 11 for like, you know, to the 60th minute. But it's a balance of keeping people healthy. I understand. I get it. But, you know, that's just me. I might be a little old school, but that's what I would have wanted to see. Can you think of a reason that we would not start the best players together? Or does it, I mean, we don't know. Does it mean that Weston McKinney is not in the first 11 or do we just not know or we just don't understand? And this is trust the process.

30:15Hey, great point right there. Could be mind games from the coach. Like, hey, y 'all don't know who my best 11 is. Like, I'm just going to, you know, pick and choose and see who works best together and kind of keep people on their toes and keep them guessing. Right. But like for me, I'd want to feel comfortable with like pretty much who my best 11 was. yes there's always room for one player that can if he's making the difference in training and he's outperforming somebody that's that's what you want a culture that creates that hunger in training to get yourself the pathway to the first team so i don't know man that'd be a great question to ask him if you talk to him i will i will i'll tell him you asked me that you beautiful man i gotta say it is crazy to me in particular this clint that we still do not know who our starting goalkeeper is and more importantly whoever it is is not getting the reps with the center backs that they're going to be playing with because you need reps you need comms you need chemistry in that threesome um that take time don't they i'll say it's it's tough to trust the process of conceding nine goals in three games i don't i don't care how faithful of a person you are that is tough that's tough to trust that but uh oh my god man like to your point you want to get those reps and you want people to feel comfortable and like you said your two main center backs and your goalie like for sure that that should already be decided you should already kind of know what's up and maybe he does I don't know but from the outside looking in I don't think anything has been working amazingly three nine goals in the last three games yeah I mean I remember chatting to Tim Howard in 2014 and he talked about how critical it was in the run up there to spend time with the centre-backs.

32:01Like that communication in game, it just, it's not something that you just forge in a game or two. It needs, particularly when you cannot hear each other in World Cup play, which those stadium are going to be loud, loud for these players too as a unit. They are not used to playing before, well, you know, even a full stadium. They need to know each other's moves mentally. They need to know each other almost like automations. I'm going to, you know, I'm not going to condemn anybody. I just think, thank God, well, the one goalkeeping mistake, you know, is not going to probably please God be from a starter.

32:39That would have been a piece of flapping skin if Matt Turner had not played as well as he had. Balikin thought he'd scored almost immediately, but offside and within seconds, let's talk about the calamity of a goal. Ball played back. Miles Robinson under pressure panicked his back pass smothered it was Nico Jackson went in on Chris Brady poor man seven minutes into his international debut I think he didn't look in the play I think he didn't know where he was whether he was in his box or out of his box didn't want to get sent off couldn't use it he could have used his hands but I think it was so close he didn't use it bull ran to Manny you loved how he finished that goal was like catnip for MLS haters, but Clint, why would you do this?

33:24This is what I did not understand about this game. The vibes were so good. The optics were so good. The scoreline was so good. A score we needed. We needed to not lose. We needed to not, you know, clap. And by our own hand, we just kind of threw the good stuff away. Yeah, I mean, it's one of those things that, like, he knows in the back of his mind, going, like, four games, like losses to lose four games in a row going into world cup is is not what you want to be doing right so you you want to win but it's it's that it's the toughest thing is that balance of like all right is it damage control the fact that oh i'm not starting my absolute best 11 if you don't oh i'm i'm experimenting i'm trying to find the best or is it a situation where you know that's what he thought was the best thing to win, to rest people.

34:14Hey, it ended up working out perfectly, like you're a genius. You know what I'm saying? But at the same time, when it was 2-2 in the second half, and let's just say another mistake happens or something, we conceded another goal. We're not going to be jumping up and down about this, right? So we're happy. We're enjoying our moment. We haven't had a lot to celebrate as of late, so we're going to enjoy it. But let's not forget. Let's don't get too high. But, hey, shut up. it's like that scene in star wars don't get cocky kid it is so self-destructive and you're right in that moment i thought again we as us fans have two gears we have the ebullience the transcendence the euphoria and we just have a plunge into hello darkness my old friend and it suddenly felt like the latter i've got to credit the us boys they kept battling tackles began to fly in western setting the tone um baligan had the ball in the back of the net at least 12 times by my account um he was hungry boy but he knew he knew what time it was he saw he saw what peppy didn't first have he's like okay i gotta turn it up i gotta i gotta let him know that i want to be starting so hey that's a good battle right there man yeah i mean i i want to hear you talk about 63rd minute he did get his uh western mckinney uh free tim weyer teased the ball across the box Senegal, honestly defended like they're in a Savannah Bananas game.

35:38And Ballo, God bless him, snapped it up with just a greedy clinicality, such a relish. He needed that because of what had come before in that first half. We needed that, Clint. And Balligan, you said he looked hungry. He looked straight. He looked ready to mix it up too. Who's your starter and why? I mean, I'm not going to change now. I'm going to stay with what I've been saying. I think Balligan is the more complete player right now. Even though Pepe's my boy is from Texas, I think, like, what a great situation that we're in because last World Cup we're worrying about, you know, do we have our main number nine or not?

36:16You know what I'm saying? Hadjir Wright did score in that last World Cup, so I'm going to give him his props. I know he's hungry on the bench wanting to get in and do his thing after seeing what he just saw, but I got to go with Balligan right now. I just think he gives you more. You know what I'm saying? But Pepe is starting to show his evolution of now creating more goals for others, the way his quality of passes. And then the only next thing is taking people on and beating them one-on-one and getting your own goal, too. So, hey, I'm excited about that battle. And also, you saw the battle on that right side.

36:48The way I saw what Des did with that goal, you know what I'm saying, taking people on, going forward, he had to make sure to get that good crossing. So you're seeing people fighting, people hungry, and I'm happy as a U.S. fan. I love that, man. I do. I love that Ballot and Pepe piece. As you say, it's a great problem to have, and it feels bloody good. At M Jones 5 in the chat said, it's going to be tough to pick a striker. I have to find a way to get Flo and Pepe on at once. You know what? If one of them can play in goal, I'm all for that idea. Other quick ones, I want to take as many questions as we can, Clint.

37:23I thought Tillman was mischievous. I thought Austin Trusty was really solid. He'd passed out. Would have loved to have seen Brendan Aronson, but I'm guessing he's still hung over from his wedding. You can find a really lovely interview with him on our YouTube. Congratulations, Brendan, you're a beautiful man. The game, ultimately with its mass substitutions, was honestly hard to read. You know, you were adamant, these substitutions should come 65, 70 minutes so we can really get a sense of the flow. Or 60, yeah. Yeah, I'm trying to work out what to take from it. Senegal are a bloody good football team.

37:58They were undefeated. They didn't play like one in this game, but we still take from it what we can. What can we take? Mass changes are friendly. Remember when we beat Morocco 3-0 in June 2022, we know how the World Cup ended up going and how ours did. They seem to recover very well from that 3-0 loss. How much can we read into this game and what it means? I think it's just what the doctor ordered. I mean, the only few negative things is conceding too many goals, maybe some mistakes on that second goal. But besides that, you got Turner getting confidence again from his performance. Christian getting the monkey off his back, getting the goal.

38:39Pepe showing that he's dangerous with the assist. Des getting the goal. Way up getting the cross. Balligan getting the goal that he got. Weston looking hungry. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Weston, getting involved, making great chances. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, I'm excited about what I'm seeing. I just think we need to tighten up defensively, but there's a lot of positives to take, and I think people are going to be hungry and fighting, and that's what you need, man, if you want to be successful. So if we can keep starting how we've been starting in these first halves and have complete games and put a full second half together, stop conceding as many, whoo, it could be dangerous.

39:18I love that noise. I'd say for me, not losing was winning here. The Pulisic goal, I think, is truly, truly narrative changing and significant for the reasons we already talked about, both in his mind, what's going on in his head. Also, you know, for the whole team to have a moment that will play everywhere on TikTok, having Pepe so creative, having Ballot score, having Western Hungary. Team excited, confidence fans getting out their seats, jumping up, starting to believe, like, we need that 12th man. It hasn't been there, but they haven't been inspired. So it's good to see, man. It's so important.

39:55And Pochettino, he's getting a little breathing room and can talk his talk, you know what I mean, and be confident and let people know, hey, I got it right because it worked out. But if we can tighten up in the back, man. It's nice when he showed them his laptop in the water break. I love that. Just show him a couple of memes, make the lads. Do you think, honestly, people were paying attention and learning something? Or do you think it was for sure? Or do you think it was really like, oh, that's going to change the game? I don't know what he was showing them. I think it was probably Paul McCartney on Chicken Shop Day.

40:29But what do I know? You know, after a bruising week, it's got to be said, with the emails, the elite roster list, Mauricio Pochettino finding time for other job interviews, Pulisic's goal drought. We needed all of this. I mean, this was a win for the optics. I think this team's going to be able to score a lot. It's also going to be very open at the back. You tell us with the questions. Let's get to them in a moment and laugh and tell us how you're feeling. One other quick note before we do get to your questions. Last night, Mexico beat Australia, who we will play in our second game, 1-0 in Pasadena.

41:09Australia actually had chances they didn't take in the second half. They looked how we imagine they will look, robust. pragmatic, a collective, real missionary position opponents. Yeah, yeah. I mean, that is going to be a fight. And for those of you who love El Tree or Vamos Network, can be your home for all things Mexican national team. And CONCACAF this whole summer, we have Jule Nats with US men's national team hero Herc Gomez and his sparring partner, Seve Salazar. Give and go, Ed Reynoso and Christian Soltero host daily live streams during the World Cup. I adore those two um and for mexican insiders we got football asada on instagram tiktok and youtube at football asada at jewel nuts at the give and go let's get to your questions remind of how this works on youtube scan the qr code or click the pin comment in the chat get on the zoom with our producer tony will bring you up to ask clint anything let's start with you need some water after all that that was good i'm exhausted that was good thank god we've got the mighty liam Liam come on up tell us where you're from and what's your question for great great Clint how are we I'm from Fort Myers Florida this is actually my third appearance on Do It Live tonight so I'm very very excited here we go Hattrick are you buzzing Liam I'm buzzing the last time I came on here I told a long winded story about hosting US Men's National Team parties and how it was kind of dwindling a little it was after the Korea game so I'm definitely definitely feeling better Still got some sticking points.

42:44I hate that we keep taking everyone off at halftime. It makes me feel like we're not getting any continuity. But, you know, the thing that I wanted to come in and ask today is, you know, based on the patterns that we've seen tonight and, you know, the patterns of play, the stuff we've done, the fight, what do you guys think are the most important things to take from tonight into what's definitely going to be a tough game against Germany? First of all, how's the party? A lot of people show up or not? Today we had a few cancellations still, but it was a good one. But I have a bar rent. Hey, come on, bro.

43:16Hey, we got to start throwing better parties, man. Come on. We got to get home. I feel like I left the room. Fort Myers, listen to us. Fort Myers, come be with Liam. Just give him the good vibes. Come to that party. What is your question for Clint King, Liam? Yeah, like I said, we had a lot of great patterns of play tonight. We saw a lot of good turnovers. We saw a lot of good transitions. I think for me, seeing that fight is what I want to see going into Germany and keeping up that intensity for the full 90 minutes, not letting the goal in right before halftime. What is it that you want to see based off of what we saw tonight?

43:49I mean, we won. Thank the Lord. Scored some goals. That's what I'm talking about. Like you say, conceded goals, that ain't good. Fans getting out of their seats and getting excited. People fighting, battling for positions, and people still looking fresh. I mean, you got all the boxes tick except conceding too many goals. And like you said, a little bit more continuity. Continuity of figuring out who that best 11 is going to be. But, I mean, it was a great result in that regard. But like we said, second half, two, two. I was texting Raj, like, please, Lord, don't let it be another one of these.

44:30Yeah. Another one of these, meaning that Clint has to get on with me after an American defeat, which pains us both so excruciatingly. And we've got to talk to each other about it. You know, it was amazing. As you say, the patterns of play, the idea of football, the wingbacks, the battle for positions. I love that, Clint, that you saw that. And also, I mean, this is, you know, people can laugh. This is like optics. But for this team, in times of good managers, they've had great times. But in times of bad managers, they've still had great times when there is that sense of connectivity, that sense of brotherhood, that sense of positivity.

45:09You can almost always overlap those two things for this team. There's been cycles where the players will say, hey, we didn't really listen to the coach. We talk in the tunnel before we went on about how we were going to change what we were told to do and do what we wanted to do. This team can do things when they feel great about each other. And you saw it's a little miserable at times in this cycle for this U.S. team. Today, you saw a sense of joy, a sense of release, a sense of wonder. And I'm there for it. I want to take a couple quick more because a bunch of you coming on and you're all beautiful to wait this entire time.

45:46The next one up is the great Josh. Tell us where you're from and what's your question for Clint Dempsey? I appreciate you all taking my questions. Josh in Dallas, Texas Amen, Josh, we're coming We're coming to you, baby Yeah, I went to y 'all's one last year That was a lot of fun, I appreciate y 'all coming out Hey, I wanted to ask what y 'all thought about Freeman's performance tonight, I think he's Taken a lot of steps since the Gold Cup Last year And I think that our best Pochettino's going to go with a back three I think it should be Freeman Richards and then Ream And then have Robinson and Desch just going down the flanks the whole time.

46:26So I think that Freeman definitely needs to be a starter in my opinion, but I just wanted to see what y 'all think. And also, hey, man, I wanted to give you a shout-out on the documentary. That was a good documentary. And I was going to watch it. I was going to spread it out. Man, I watched the whole thing in a day. There we go. There we go. My only critique with the documentary was it wasn't long enough, Clint. Oh, I appreciate you, bro. It was a lot. It was a lot. It was a lot of episodes. That's kind of what I was worried about. I don't want people to fall asleep. So I appreciate you watching it.

47:01We need a second season, Clinton. We need a second season, baby. That's all she wrote. That's all she wrote, boys. But what I will say, man, I agree with you, man. I like what I saw from Freeman. He also has that ability to get forward if he needs to. But his ability to defend, his speed, his strength, the way that he held off Mane on that one, he couldn't separate from him and you know he's got pace so I like that and you have to have pace around Tim Ream I think you know what I'm saying I like what Tim Ream brings in terms of his composure quality on the ball ability to pass out and use angles and stuff like that but he's not as fast as he once was so I agree with you I like Freeman being in there with him and I think I think it solidifies that Chris Richards but still you know if they don't go with Tim Ream I still think he makes a difference there because who's to say what that back three is going to be?

47:53But if he's the captain, he's pretty much going to start. We can talk about that tomorrow when we do our preview of the entire World Cup, the Tim Ream captaincy era.

48:08Freeman, you've nailed it, Clint. Potch loves speed in that position. Freeman is that and more. I was really impressed with him today. He's taken some bold moves in this moment mentally, going off to Europe, adjusting, trying to fight his way there. It's really fascinating to think about A3 without Chris Richards. When I say fascinating, I mean bloody terrifying. I spoke to Chris's agent again today. He said, no, he's going to be fine. He's going to be fine. Hey, put some tape on it. You know what I'm saying? You can walk, you can play. Get out there. I'm glad he's healthy. Knowing Chris as a dude, and you do, there's no way he is going to want to miss this World Cup after what happened to him in 2022.

48:59But I would say right now, his ligament are the biggest issue for all USA fans. We need this man on the field. We are night and day in the back line with or without our winner. Alex, come on up, you beautiful human being. Tell us where you're from and what's your question for Clinton? Raj, Deuce, how are you guys doing? What's up? We're good now, baby. Where are you? I'm out of Tampa, Florida. I'm just a big fan of the show. This is the second time you guys have had me on. Thanks for taking the question. I just wanted to check in and see if you guys clocked kind of the same thing I saw in the game coming out of the second half with Balogun coming in.

49:42I watch multiple leagues day in, day out. throughout the year, whether it's Serie A or Premier League. And I think a big problem with the game right now is kind of a diminished role in the number nine. So I want to see, Raj, from your perspective as a lover of the game, induce one of the best to ever do it. You know, I think decisiveness has been the biggest thing that's been an issue with number nines across the world. You have your top names that do it good, but across leagues, I find myself wishing that they would shoot the ball more and to see Balogun come out in the second half and just take shots, you know, just trying, just putting stuff on net.

50:18That got me excited, especially for the World Cup coming up above anything else. You know, we had good moments. Christian, like you guys said, got the monkey off his back, finally scored. That's a great moment. But seeing Balogun willing to strike the ball was a big thing for me. I want to see how you guys felt about that. If that's something you guys kind of saw and got excited about and what that means going forward, how important that is. What a great question. And there's only one man that we want to hear from on this answer. and it is Clint. Alex, who do you support with your many league watching?

50:47With Serie A, Milan has been for years and then the Premier League is Chelsea. So I found myself screaming at the screen more often than not for them to see the ball. Two Mauricio Pochettino teams, baby. Milan and Chelsea. I love you. I love you. I love you. Clint, when you watch ballet, and I love this question, just a willingness to, you know, shoot and shoot. What do you see? I mean, I still think there's a lot of top number nines around the world. I think if there's a position where you don't see as much as that number 10 rule, a withdrawn striker sometimes. But, yeah, I thought it was great of what Bolligan did.

51:24He took advantage of the opportunity that he got because he saw, you know, anytime you get on the field and you can represent your country, you got to go out there and perform. He saw what Pepe did in the first half. So he was like – he was making sure to be aware of that and was going to empty the clip, and that's what he did. And like you said, the ball was in the back of the net a few times, and called all sides for this and that. But yeah, I'm happy with what I saw from him. And I'm happy for the fight that we have in that number nine position. Yeah, if you don't shoot, you don't score. But I'm excited for the next game and this battle, how it plays out.

51:59That's for sure. What about you, Raj? I mean, it's crazy, man, when you look at the evolution of this. I'm old enough to remember two games ago when we played without any strikers at all. We did the Christian Pulisic false nine thing for reasons I still don't fully understand. I love the question, Alex, because Flo Balogun is a gift to this US team for me. International football is not complex. It's actually, you know, when you look at some of the teams that have gone deep in the World Cup, England 2018 are a good example of it. They play a very risk-averse collective football, willing to spring forward in transition, like Morocco in 2022.

52:42You know, they're not trying to, it's not complex club football that they're trying to emulate. And what they need is a human being who will take those shots in those moments with a high sense of confidence. And we've not had that. It was a problem in the last cycle. Having him just come on so bloody hungry, be willing to put himself about, hungry to manufacture the shots, have a selfishness. I mean, Clint, good strikers, deeply, deeply selfish human beings, right? No, for sure. But, like, also, I would like to see what I think is going to be our best 11. And it's important, these attacking pairings, right?

53:20Like Christian and Balogun's relationship. Because I think that there are two best, you know, attacking threats in terms of if you were going to do a starting lineup, I think you'd have Balogun and then Christian right off of them, right? So I would just like to see their partnership get a little bit better, their chemistry and being able to create goals, celebrations. That's what you need in a pairing. They have each other's back to know, like, if I'm open, you're going to find me and vice versa. Hey, we know that if we fail, we're going to get blamed. So let's stick together and figure out a way to be successful.

53:54Yeah, I mean, it's also key. It takes pressure off Christian. I mean, the game plan for parts of this cycle is going to be Christian just taking it on his own shoulders, getting frustrated, trying to make plays happen. You're right. Ultimately, this interplay between Christian and Balogun is going to be so key if we can harness that. The way I would relate it is me and Oba's relationship and both being at Seattle and knowing and we're both being designated players. And if we're not, if the team loses, it's our fault. We're not doing enough. We've got to score goals and be dangerous. And we had that conversation.

54:26I think it's important to have those type things like, hey, bro, if you're open, I'm going to get you. If I'm open, get me. Like, let's make each other. Let's be successful, right? Let's win. Let's figure out a way to, like, succeed because we know that it's on us to make stuff happen. So hopefully they're having those type of conversations because it's like that's when me and Oba's relationship changed. It's like we started having each other's back. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. He was one of the funnest players, like most exciting players that I got to play with. It was like playing pickup, like playing freestyle.

54:58So I'd like to see that between Christian and Balogun. Yeah, you know what? That's a great question for me to talk to Christian about, is about that pairing with Balogun. It must take so much pressure off him. He doesn't have to be the sole point of attack. You saw it with Christian, though. You saw that Pepe hooked him up. So you know what I'm saying? I know that he liked what he had with Pepe because Pepe found him for that first assist and Pepe found him for that goal, too. so playing both playing both i'm convinced um go before me martin shout out to that incredible human being zach you've got the final question uh of the evening remind us where you're from you beautiful human being and fire up the last question of the day for the great clint dempsey gracias rob thank you uh clint you know legend and everything i'm coming to you from the land of enchantment beautiful new mexico uh texas's favorite most handsome cousin among the bunch of the southwest um i wanted to give you a huge shout out and nothing but love um to you clint as not only my favorite player but of course the favorite player of the southwest and representing us consistently my question my question to you all is where you think the the breakout moment's going to be and who might be the player that could bring that moment of madness and creativity that we saw clint do against juventus to quote bruce arena clint's always trying and you know he's doing something where he's bringing and elevating the game to a next level, where is that single moment and who is that player going to be in your opinion, both from Robin and from Clitzo?

56:30Muchas gracias. What a great, great question. De nada, amigo. You know what I'm saying? We can speak Spanish too. Texas' most handsome cousin. I just love it. What a question. Who is that human being? Hey, great question. What I'll say, shout out New Mexico, man that's a great state I spent some time there uh doing some elk cutting and stuff like that so uh much love uh to that state but I think the thing to be excited about man is it could come from anywhere could be Christian could be Bolligan could be Pepe could be Des could be could be way it could be McKinney you know what I'm saying could be Chris Richards on a set piece like that's where the moments could come from that's what I'm excited about because if it was only one or two you're like uh you're trying to find things but I feel like they rattling off you know hopefully we have some moments of brilliance of keeping some clean sheets that would be nice you know what I'm saying I would love it to be

57:31Seginio Dest I can imagine when he goes to sleep he dreams of the great moments which he of mischief which he is going to unfurl on the world Brendan Aronson who we didn't get to see today who has walked the hard yards with Leeds United you know leaving them when they were relegated having the bravery, the audacity as a very sensitive human being to go back to Leeds, be loath and win the love of those fans over again. I mean, that would be a remarkable moment. My God, Anthony Robinson. We could name these human beings. Ricardo Pepe, just the force of good. The one thing I will say, and this is why I love your question so much, whoever is that human being just commercially, just culturally, just to become and grab and become the face of US football in a similar way as in the wake of 2014, Tim Howard and Clint Dempsey became those human beings.

58:34The power of this moment, Clint. I mean, that's what each of these players know, just one moment, one second, one magical piece of, well, not even thought, just action. can be life-changing for them. I mean, it's your legacy. It's what you'll be remembered for, the biggest moments and how you did, right? Like the biggest tournaments, the biggest stages. That's what gives you goosebumps. That's what you dream about as a kid. So yeah, man. It's up for grabs. Up for grabs. It's always, and that's what's beautiful about life. Everything's always up for grabs. You got to go out and get it. Don't think someone's going to hand it to you because they're not.

59:15you got to go out there and get it got to go out there and get it um and i say tonight i want to thank all of you in the chat which has been incredible uh tonight at reese golchin hello reese you incredible human being sums it up feeling so much better tonight rog and clint like you boys we're going to spend the summer of highs and lows together um udkwifd you don't know where I'm from, dog. Hey, there we go. I couldn't even put that together. I was like, cross on. I could barely pull that off and that means it's time to go. As for the US Men's National Team, we're back tomorrow. Clint is taping another episode of The Juice.

59:57It will big picture preview all things US Men's National Team ahead of this. Just enormous tournament to come. It'll drop Tuesday as we kick off really a buffet of World Cup coverage, including our Cup of Cups previews Rory Smith is flying over as we speak to New York City for a marathon taping session. We'll go deep on every group and every team. Those will all drop every day next week. I cannot wait for us all to get our heads around all that is to come. Think of them as your prep before this summer's big exam. That's it for today. Clint Dempsey, you're an incredible human being. Life is better when we win, won't you?

1:00:33Yes, sir. It's always better. You know what I'm saying? Like we talked about, just what the doctor ordered. we need that 12th man only thing we need now is a little bit of defense come on the US were the worst thing to happen to Africa since Toto let's never take a second of watching football together for granted till next time big love thank you my brother peace