The Benny Show - 🚨LIVE with Enes Kanter RIGHT NOW After Hurtful, Transphobic WNBA Attacks— Ask Her Anything...

Episode Date: August 25, 2026

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t-shirt now. Adults and female. All the chicks cheering for you. Oh, man, it would be incredible. And so we're going to talk about your exciting journey. Of course. Your beautiful journey today. And ladies and gentlemen, how are we going to get more balls on the court?

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The link is in the description for the show. Earnhouse.com slash Benny. create your account now. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, in the house. One and only. The one and only. So your journey has been stunning and brave and beautiful. And now you are facing maybe the largest transphobic attack in the history of sports with the news that the WNBA has banned you.

Is that correct? Let me just get this very straight. No, it's a fake news. We have not heard anything official. from the WMBA yet. So all the other sources, I really want people to just not believe in you with this because we don't know what's your source, you know?

So it's fake news, don't believe it. We haven't heard anything official yet from the WMBA, but we actually are waiting to hear what their decision going to be because I believe last week they just, you know, they met around like 15 women in the same room and they were trying to figure out what a woman is. they said they need weeks or maybe months to figure out the question, what a woman, what is a woman, but we are literally just waiting for that decision.

But every other news, please do not believe it, is fake news. So they haven't communicated with you at all, because all over ESPN, splattered all over the woke journalists of the sports media, which is probably actually the most far left media that there is out there. They say that you have been banned from the WNBA. That's not true. It's not true. Fake news.

to not believe it, we haven't heard anything, till we heard actually an official statement from the WNBA or the commissioner, Keith Engelberg, then I just wouldn't believe in anything else, because there's so many rumors out there, just don't believe in any of it. Because you've played this straight. You know, you've looked through the rules.

Of course. You have signed the correct paperwork, and you've also been through this for 11 seasons in the NBA, is this correct? So you know how to play the game? I know the whole thing, I know, I mean, I've played 11 years. as an MBA, I got drafted.

So I know the draft rules. I know the court rules and everything. So, like, yes, please don't believe any of the news out there because they're not sure. So no word yet from the WNBA. Have they communicated with you at all? No, actually, we are waiting to, I'm not opposing to, you know, community team with any of them, actually.

I would love to sit down with any of the GMs or the, I will say the commissioner or the task force that they've been talking about. You know, I don't even know who they are, Like, I would love to sit down and have a conversation with them, but I have not heard anything from them. So would you suggest perhaps like a peace summit or something? No, exactly. I think if, you know, if the MBA and the task force and obviously the commissioner, Kathy Engelbert, are okay with it,

I am offering them a peace summit that is moderated by one of the best female athlete ever, Caitlin Jenner, I think she'll be the best person to understand what's going on and moderate the whole thing. So if they're okay with it, I'm here to talk. You know, I'm not a difficult person to sit down or, you know, have some kind of deal with or talk to. So I am offering a peace deal to WMD, yes. So this is breaking news. So we have a peace deal offer moderated by Caitlin Jenner. I actually have a conversation with her last night.

she said listen I love what you're doing just whatever you're doing just count me in I will do anything to help in I was like listen we might offer them a peace summit you know would you be okay to moderated she said I'm in how can you say no to that exactly feeling generous I'm a peacemaker I don't want to cause any I don't want to cause no troubles you know people obviously might get the wrong idea because of, I guess, some of the things that they see on internet, but I'm a peacemaker. Trump could use you in the Middle East, actually. You do great in Turkey. You do great. There's a Trump. I hear the Turkey ambassador has been recalled, actually. So this would be amazing for you. You do it incredible. I mean, if the Trump administration is watching this, I mean.

The first female ambassador to Turkey. It'd be so exciting for us. America's about having fun, okay? This is fun. All right. So, you are offering. It seems like you're doing everything right. You're making every possible compromise in order to try and like push this issue within the WNBA. And you even attended a game peacefully attended the game, even though people were very rude to you, I think. Like I saw quite a few clips of people shouting at you, yelling at you, arguing with you, including the players, which is kind of unique. You know, so the reason I picked that game actually, so the, the GM of Chicago Sky was my trainer long time ago.

I actually worked out with him. So before we get to the game, we even texted him, I actually have the text messages. So if it comes out and say, oh, it's a lie, I have the screenshots. Anyway, so I say, hey, we are coming to the game, we just want to peacefully wash the game, we don't want to make no trouble.

He texted us, he texted us and say, just enjoy the game. I said, perfect. I was literally just sitting there, just watching one of the, probably most watched, you know, WMBA games ever in history. And I was having so much fun. You know, I didn't cause no trouble.

I was just, like, sitting there and just watching the game, because I am a bit fan of the game. And then things went down. Okay, so Natasha Cloud comes up and says, they're not going to have sex with you. Is this correct? Am I recalling this? She's not going to have sex with you?

This is a crazy thing. And then, sorry, there's too much. I want you, I want you to get this correct. but please, this is the story that's been out in the public, that a player in the league attacked a fan, insulted a fan, taunted a fan, and then used a ref to, like, eject a fan, which I think would probably be the first time in sports history

that that's happened. Is this correct? So here's what happened. I just want to, you know, clear the air. I want to make things very clear. So first half, you watched the game. It was an amazing, amazing time. And the second half, towards the end of the third quarter. quarter, I remember they put Sophie Con and him in, which was my favorite playing in W&B right now. So I remembered it was around like a three-minute mark.

She shot the ball, and I literally put my hands on the air to celebrate the right. And Natasha Cloud saw that. The next position, she came from my bench and said, she started to yell at me and said, she's not going to sleep with you. And I'm like, I turn around to my manager. officially said that, right? And I was, at this point, I'm confused. Anyway, so the next position, I told her, I was like,

listen, I'm not trying to sleep with her. I want to make this very clear America. I'm not trying to sleep with her. She said, I was like, I'm just here to protect women and support my friend Sophie Cottonham. The next position, she started to curse something. She started to drop a lot of F-bounds. And I'm like, at that point, because I played 11 years in NBA,

there are so many kids, so many teenagers. Actually, she's loved by the Chicago fans. So there are many kids out there idolize Natasha. And I was like, you cannot use that kind of language in middle of the court where everyone can hear you. Yes, of course. And then anyway, and then she scored a point. She came out. She started yapping and cussing.

I was like, I literally simply got out, put my hands, you know, in the air. I was like, listen, I'm here to protect woman. And that's all. I guess that's triggered her. I don't understand why. If I may. Go ahead, please. It triggered her because you.

or twice her size. And because by going like this, you have done actually more damage to her arguments that like men should play. I mean, yeah, you look like a monster out of space jam. You're one of the monsters, okay, versus Bugs Bunny, like Babs Bunny, okay? And that's what it looked like. And everyone, that's why it's the most memeable moment probably in sports all

a year. And that's why she was angry. And I play so I played 11 years in NBA. I know the rules. So when we played, we actually have the, like a briefing by the NBA security, no offense, they're not allowed to touch a player or no fans allowed to cross baseline or the sideline. So I know where the baseline stands. So I was like, when I got up, I'm like, do not go. Step over the baseline. Just simply open your arms and ask her,

what am I doing wrong? I'm literally here to protect women and support my friend. Two and five Canadians will hear the words you have cancer. That's why every step and dollar raised matters. On September 19th, join thousands in Toronto for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation Walk. Challenge yourself, friends, and family to walk 21 kilometers in support of life-saving research. Together, we can carry the fire and help create a world free from the fear of cancer. Register today at pmcfwalk.ca.com.com. That's all I said, America. So, and she started to yapping, and then security said, you've got to leave. I'm not. excuse me, you are

you guys kicking me out of the game just because of I protect woman, this is unacceptable. And it's like, dude, you cause a lot of troubles leave. Anyway, they kicked me out of the game and it was like a police, a lot of police officers were surrounded on which I respect a lot.

They said, listen, they kicked you out and you need to leave the arena. I said, okay, I don't want to cause no trouble. I'm a peacemaker. I just left the arena. So this is, I've never heard of a player in the game because their salaries are paid by people buying tickets. And you buy a ticket, you're getting the privilege to yell, heckle. This is what happens.

People have probably said very naughty things to you in the NBA. Oh, yeah, of course. All right. People have probably said, they mean things to you because you can sit right behind the players, right? You can buy a ticket and sit right behind any player you want. You pay a lot of money, but that entitles you the right to heckle, right? And this is classic. This is since the Coliseum people have been doing this.

So something new. Nothing new. And even if you were saying something nice or positive or whatever, you have a right to do that as a fan. People with speech. Of course. Literally. So I'm trying to figure out the baseline for why they would kick you out. Trying to figure out in what universe, like what rule could they possibly be establishing.

Oh, there was no rules. And I paid thousands of dollars for those tickets. And I still did not give my money back in the NBA. Just so you know. Just listen, I was playing for Boston Celtics, right? whenever we go to play against the Philly, the Sixers, I mean, it's just the biggest rivalry, and they're like, listen, they're going to yell at you guys. Oh, Philly fans.

Such dirtbags. Say the craziest thing. They throw a battery at you? When I played in Europe, they did. In the Philly fans, they were more just aggrad, like with the words, a lot of F-bombs, a lot of, like, mean things. But I was like, listen, we got to focus on the game. We're just here they entertain people because they're the one paying our salary.

Sure, of course. Like, we need to be respectful to the fans. Whatever, regardless of whatever they say, we have to be respectful. Because they don't pay in our salaries, but I think that's the situation. She was triggered by the t-shirt that I was wearing, the definition of what a woman is. And then I guess she just, you don't like it. So she was triggered by the t-shirt. Immediately she comes out and she's like, all you trans kids, you know, you're like, my kids,

I love you. And people saw that on social media. So there's clearly like a political action. Do you believe that she was a coordinated action? Because that ref was on you like immediately and kicked you out. You'd think that they coordinated this? Obviously, I don't want to come out and say yes, the whole thing was coordinated. But I'm like, it's weird because as soon as like I got up right, the ref just literally ran in me.

The MB, the WMBCQ just ran at me. And then they didn't even listen to my side of the story. They just said, you got to leave now. And I was like, I paid thousands of dollars for those tickets, which no. Fays will pay whatever $1,000 for those tickets. Tickets usually go for like $80.90. I was like, you know what?

I want to support them and I want to get courtside tickets. So I'm like, whatever. And then after they kick me out, I was like, I'm definitely getting my money back. You know? So you come up to get the money back. I mean, me, that's good.

I think I can donate the money. So they didn't tell you what you did wrong. No, you didn't do anything. Not at all. I still haven't heard anything. I would like to know what I did wrong because I am planning to it. and many other games, especially during the playoffs.

So please tell me what I did wrong. So the next game that I'm going to attend, which I'm allowed to because I did not get banned, I will watch myself and I will be more cautious. But I would like to know what I did wrong. We've seen them kick people out for wearing the wrong shirts. You know, we've seen that before. And it probably was the shirt.

It probably was more than anything what your shirt said, which was human female, woman, noun, adult, human female. That's what everybody is saying. It's your t-shirt and they got very uncomfortable with it, which is crazy. Yeah. I'm uncomfortable with her Charlie Kirk tweets. I think this is very interesting. People have gone back through her history and found that this specific player has said some really nasty things,

including attacking Charlie, including making fun of Charlie and his death. And I think that's pretty disgusting. No, for sure. Rest in peace soon. But when I saw that, too, I'm like, well, now I understand why I should. was so triggered and why she's acting the way she's acting. I mean, she's just a violent person. Do you think that is a real problem because you would assume,

and they're a very good athletes in the WNBA, and I'm not trying to denigrate them at all, right, or whatever. I think Caitlin Clark had like a historic night the other night, and it's very, like, impressive stats, assists and points. Yeah. Anyway, I never see a WNBA highlight reel. All I ever see. is mama drama, activist drama, world star, bum fights.

Like, that's all I ever see. It's like, is that what it is? Is the league just going to be a soap opera that's like days of our lives? I mean, I think whoever. Real housewives. Whoever running the whole league is just doing a terrible job. I don't want to call anyone out. So let's just say task force because that's what they're saying.

So they like to hide behind the task force. So whoever is running this whole league is just doing a really bad. job because you know that night shouldn't be about me that night should be about kathlin clark because she had a historic night which everyone talks about she had almost like a triple double 37 or 38 points and rebounds and almost 10 assists so the the focus should be on her and everyone around her but because of how they handled the whole thing the story was about me which i hated it because i was literally literally just there to enjoy the game and and take some notes because you know what next year I'm gonna be in that court playing basketball

against those girls so I was just taking notes I was trying to squat the scop the game so it's just shame that how they how they're running the whole thing how would you fix it how would I fix it you know this shouldn't be about right or left issue this is little about common sense so article 13 article 13 section one says Only players who are women are eligible to play. So my question is, what is a woman? Yes. Give me the definition.

Like, what is a woman? Is it biological woman? Is it born female? Like, what is it? If you put a word, let's just say like biological woman, right? I will respect that decision so much. I'm like, you know what? Okay, I'm done.

I have nothing to do with it because I am someone who actually follows the rules. I would not want to break any rules. So for that reason, I'm like, listen, put a little word there, just put biological female, right? And then I'm done. I'm gone. You will never hear from me ever again. You know, that's literally all the people want.

And also, people make this about right or left or whatever. It's not. Almost 80% of America are against men, playing in women's sports. You know? So all these people out there who's making this like a political stunt or NSC is a right wing grifter, it's not. You know, this is literally about just common sense. What if they did let you join? Oh, God.

Oh, well, let me think so. What if they come back and they're like, okay, fine, pal. You get what, you know, careful what you wish for. Careful what you wish for. Here you go. What do they do let you join? First of all, WMB losing around $50 million every year. They would not be losing out money anymore.

The amount of ticket sale, amount of endorsement of the appeals that they will get will be, oh my God, it will be crazy. And I will just feel bad for all the players who are going to go. I am 7 foot, 280 pounds. So the thing about, you know, all these women are going to have to now go against me. I average almost double double in NBA against a man. So thinking about what I could do, I will actually just go out and try to break Wilts Chamberlain's 100-point record.

You know, just for fun, you know. I wouldn't even play basketball. I would play volleyball, you know. I would get the rebound. Just tip it in. Just tip it to tip it in literally until I get 100 rebounds. No one can stop me, you know? So that's what I'm saying.

I was very confused when all this woman comes out and say, I will welcome a trans athlete in my team or against my team. So my question to all these players, right, advocating for trans players playing in WMBA, they're going to take your money. They're going to take your position. And think about this. A GILIC player, right, making $45,000 a year.

All they have to do, I am identifying as a woman, play in the WMBA, and they will be making $1.4 million. So they have no idea what kind of a fire did they play there. If they let me play, right? I'm already talking to so many European players, former NBA players. former NBA players, G-E league players, they're going to be open

that door like crazy, and there's going to be so many other players will come out and identify as a woman and they're going to be joined the league. But listen,

the rules are rules. I'm just following their rules. And you're following the rules of the guiding political principles of the WNBA, which is woke. And they say that anybody is a female who identifies as a female,

so I just don't know what they're going to say to you. You do identify as a female. exactly and so again what what is there are I just don't I'm I guess I'm just not sure what their argument is going to be here I oh they're good they're going to have to eventually I mean unless and this is what everyone says on the internet unless there are men already playing in the WNBA and then if they do a chromosome test there that'll be probably one of the biggest scandals in sports history that's the topic that I think we've got to wait and see after what kind of rules are they come up with if they

added that only biological female can play in women's sports in WMBA, then they're going to have to start testing every player, and we're going to find out who's X, X, who's X, Y. Then you see the headache that they're going to bring to themselves. So I'm just, I feel like if I was a commissioner right now, I'll just be in my basement, depressed, crying, and thinking about, just God help me. You know? Just God help me.

Give me an exit. God help me. Yeah, I just don't know how they get out of this. I don't know how they, I don't know how they fix it. What about the NBA? And the NBA has also seen like some major problems with political activism and some major declines as well, like, in viewership. So it's kind of like seems like a.

like a sports-wide thing. So I was talking to actually, I'm not going to name his name. I'm not going to name him, but I was actually talking to one of the current NBA player just three days ago. They said, which, that is not my plan because I'm planning to play. If you ever bring a lawsuit, which you are probably going to win, they don't have money to pay. So the NBA players, I don't know if people knows that, but every year, beginning of the

they take money from the NBA players called escrow, right? The percentage of the players goes to the league, and then at the end of the NBA season, if they did a good job, if they make a lot of money, they give them money back. So if I ever bring a lawsuit to WMBA, which I don't want to, that is not my plan, that they're not going to be able to pay me.

So all these NBA players right now, who are against me or what I'm doing, are the one that are going to be paying the loss. So they have no, the NBA is in this too, trust me. I'm sure they're getting a lot of guidance from the NBA as well because this ties to NBA as well, you know, because they don't have enough money to pay me if I ever sue them. They don't understand, like they have no idea what do they get and stuff into. The NBA players and the NBA itself is going to be the one that pays my money if I ever bring a lawsuit.

We have some questions for you and this and the team will pop them up. Uh, deep a problem on screen. Okay, here we go. We got a starred question. Here we go. Enis, where did you get your shirt from Bro? The woman, the woman's t-shirt? Yeah.

The definition of women's shirt. I literally got it from Amazon. You know? Really? Yeah, the people are thinking, no, I got around Amazon. I was like, you know what? I'm going to a WMBA game.

I would like to support my friend, so if you kind of him, and as well as all the other women who are playing. So I was just like going to go to her to just wear it. we're a t-shirt that that says the definition of a woman. And I guess that triggered a whole gym and then the whole arena and people were booing. I don't understand when women on the stands were booing my t-shirt. I'm like, I'm here to represent you.

What are you doing? Anyway, I was very confused. I'm still, I guess, trying to get used to this American culture. I'm doing born here. So I'm like, is this the way that Americans go? I'm like, that's interesting. You know? How can...

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in support of life-saving research. Together, we can carry the fire and help create a world free from the fear of cancer. Register today at pmcf walk.ca. How can we take this momentum and make the WNBA better? See, I think I look back and I'm like, I've literally started the biggest movement in America right now, right? Everyone is joining, and because this is not a right or left issue,

this is a common sense. So I see people are protesting from the WMB arenas every game. all these women, all these dads, you know, don't want their daughter to play against a biological male. Think about this. I'm sure all the parents out there who are actually criticizing me, would you be okay with your daughter being in a same locker room with a biological male? Would you be okay with your daughter being a same bathroom or same showers with a biological male? Like, when you criticize me, think about it for a second, you know? I'm not doing this for myself. I'm actually doing this for the next generations to come.

So when you start criticizing me, please be careful what you say because I'm not doing this for a stunt or for any kind of political reasons. I'm literally here to protect generations. That's a beautiful answer. How can we, hold on, here we go, next one. How do you declare for the WMBA exam? Oh, it's simple. If your men just identify as a woman and then write a letter to WMBA and say from now on, I identify as a woman. And I would like to enter the 27 WMBA draft.

And then you're in. That's it. It's literally that simple. It's not anything complicated. You hear that, bros? This could be you next season. You like the ball? Let me set some pick for you, man.

throw some love, I'll dunk the ball. We'll make $1.4 million, maybe more, because that's what the top WMBA player makes, $1.4 million. So instead of going to street and going to play some street basketball, join me, write a letter to WMBA and just put your name in a draft. Ennis, do you know you're doing the Lord's work? You know, when I look back, I think this is God's work for sure.

It's beautiful to just go out there to just, try to be the voice of all those innocent people out there who don't have a voice. I'm proud of the work that I'm doing because this is simply God's work. Beautiful answer. If you could sit down with your younger self for 10 minutes, what would you tell her? Don't be scared of anything. I only fear God. The rest bleed like me.

So what I will tell them is just go out there, stand up for all those innocent people out there who don't have a voice. And whatever you do, the first step you need to take is, what will God say? That will be my first step. The next spokesperson for Bud Light. Ooh, you know, I've been seeing so many ads on TV. Like, who was the other person that was like sponsored by? What was the name? Dylan Mulvaney.

Yep, there you go. I get so many messages, I'm like, hey, you want to make some money, you'll be the next face of a mud light, you know? I'll do a better job than her. So, I'll actually, I'll love that idea. You will do the butt light. I love that idea. I'll do it.

Okay. I don't drink alcohol, just so I know. But hey, I'll be a face. Why not? Ennis, hey, girl, after everything you sacrificed for your beliefs, What's the one thing you never compromise on? I mean, I mean, I lost, so freedom is not free. That's the consequences, you know.

I mean, I spoke about the problems that happened in Turkey. I haven't seen my family over 14 years now. And I talk about the problems that happened in China, and I lost my career, and plus around $45 to $50 million. So to me, this is bigger than myself, bigger than basketball, and bigger than everything I can stand for to be the voice of innocent people out there. So I'm just proud of the work that I'm doing

because this is not about me. This is about the next generations to come. Will you sue the WNBA to let them play? So I don't want to sue the WNBA because they're already losing around $50 million every year, which I think that money should go to players because I am a fan of the game and I think, you know what I think, this is not about money.

This is not about a lawsuit. When I was coming here from Chicago, there was a man sitting next to me. And then he said, when we landed, he's like, can we take a picture? I was like, sure, of course. We took a picture and he said, I'm going to send this to my daughters. I was like, he said I have two daughters, right? And they are playing basketball. And we just want to say, thank you for what you're doing.

I'm not doing this for money. I'm not doing this for lawsuit or any kind of like, any kind of stunt. So I'm literally doing this for the next generation. So, but if they put me in a tough situation, I think we have a clear, we have a clear case that we're going to win. And that, unfortunately, the NBA has to pay for it. And I do not want that. So not the lawsuit route.

No. I want to play. I actually miss, you know what, this is all NBA. NBA kicked me out when I was 29 years old. I love the game. has so much, you know, energy. Every time I watch an NBA game, I'm like, man, I could have dunk that. I could have blocked that shot.

But now, finally, I'm going to have a chance to just go out there and show myself in 2027. So if they don't change rules, obviously, I will be the best WNBA draft pick ever in history. I mean, I played 11 years. I average double-double. In 2011, I was the third pick. So think about that. If you're a third pick in the NBA draft, you'll be the best draft pick ever in WMBA. Dejan Carrington.

Oh, Lord. Here's a question. Ennis, ultimate question. If you actually make the WNBA, are you ready for the physicality of DeJon Karrington going to give you when you're welcome to the women's movement? Listen, I'm ready for any challenge. I mean, I was actually watching the Chicago Sky. They had this big man who was 6, 7, right? And he had 215 pounds.

And I even told my manager, I'm like, hey, she is physical. But you know what? I think people can see the difference of the physicality. When all the five players were coming to stop Natasha. I literally just got up and put my hands in the air. And when you see the picture, just like you said, it literally looked like a space jam. You know, I could literally pick.

If they will let me, if they were to let me, I could literally just pick all five of them and just put them on a bench. Without any kind of like hesitation. So it's just like, oh, well. So you're ready. I'm ready. For the physicality of the W.O. Would you wear a dress and makeup?

You know what? I think Dennis Rodman, which one of my favorite players. He walks so you could run. That's exactly what I was going to say. So I think, I mean, listen, why not? So if you're going to go all the way, let's just through the makeup. the hair, the everything else. I don't know if I'll wear heels.

I don't know how people can't walk in those. I don't know. Okay, I think you already answered this one. Will you go to another WNBA game with more NBA players? It might be hard to eject four or five players. That is true. So with Chicago, I don't want to give his name,

but there's a current player right now that wanted to come to a game with me in Chicago. I told him, listen. Let's not do that. Let's just wait and see how they're going to welcome me. And then you can come to the second game. So I've been talking to so many NBA players.

And you know what they say? They said, listen, like the fans might think that, you know, this is a right or left issue. Like, we support you. Like, we have daughters. We don't want our daughter to go against a biological male. And because think about all these kids right now, right? All those little girls wants to be the next Sophie Conningham,

Caitlin Clark or whoever out there, right? And now they're going to be like, well, I don't care how much I work. I don't care how much I practice or shoot the ball or lift or eat well, sleep well. There's going to be a man who's going to come out and identify someone as a man, as a female, and he's going to take my spot. So think about how terrible their mindset is going to be. So let's see if they change that. Okay.

here we go Ennis you are officially my favorite Celtic of all time thank you for calling out this absurdity thank you for taking 11 from Kyrie oh Lord you definitely don't know that story so Kyrie Irving let me tell you the story by the way I mean Celtics every Bill Ross or Larry Burden so if I was favorite Celtic players of all time I'm like I'm doing something right so So Kyrie Irving, right, he played for the Celtics. And he wore number 11, which was my number after. He really disrespected the whole organization. When he came back, they traded him or he left.

When he came back, he stepped on the Celtics logo, which was disgusting. And so when I, he had, he made a commercial and he said, I want to win number 11 so no one can ever will. So that means he's going to retire as a Celtic. literally a couple years later, he said, I went out. And then after that I came, I said, I went over at number 11, so no one could. He was very mad. Anyway, so, but I appreciate this. Southeast comment, for sure.

Will you be recruiting other players? Oh, yeah, I already am. I'm already talking to two former NBA players, three European players and three GILIC players. And they said if they don't change the rules, we are ready to join because we are only making $45,000 in G-League. We could be making $1.4, $1.5 million by just identifying as a woman. They said, Chonneson.

Messages of support. We thank you, Ennis, for standing up for being so very brave. We love you, Ennis. Thank you for supporting our girls. What's up, brother, Ennis, can't wait to see you. Teabag. Griner, bro. I mean, sister.

You know, that will be. That's actually my kind of be. my toughest challenge when I play, going against Brittany Griner. I mean, listen, she has some, anyway, I don't want to go into too deep, but like, she's, she's tough. Okay. That's all I'm saying. She's tough.

I shook her hand one time. And White House corresponded dinner because she was at the dinner as well. And I literally felt like I am shaking Shaq's hand. It was so thick and it was so big. I'm like, oh my God, your hands are more manlier than my hands. There's a reason for that. She was just laughing. Anyway, I'm not saying anything, but I think so much she's going to be my toughest challenge.

Okay. A lot of people's toughest challenge. NS, you faced some very serious battles in your life. Could you survive a full speed, Dejan Carrington scream? That might be tough. I challenge there so many dictators out there. the China, Turkey, and all the other ones. You know, but I think while I'm on the court, it's going to be fun.

I just can't wait to just go with it and literally just dunk everything. Every time I touched the ball, it's going to be a dunk. And it's going to be full of, you know, fans. I'm just imagining my head right now while I'm talking. It's going to be beautiful. Angel Reese broke like a rebound record, but like it was rebounds from her own Ms. Liam's 10 even, anyway. She didn't even see straight, and she's breaking literally NBA records.

Which, anyway, she blocked me on Twitter. What? I'm actually blocked. Let's just say X. I am blocked on X. I can show you right now, actually. Which is very sad. I'm like, listen, I didn't see anything bad.

Let's just see. Angel Reese. Can't take it. They can't take just a little bit of heckling. This is the weakest league. This is the weakest. Boom. Blocked.

Blocked by Angel Reese. Why should block you? Listen, this might be the best defense she ever played. This might be the best defense the Angelry's ever played by blocking me. She plays no defense. She blocked me for some reason. I don't know what I said actually about her that really bothered her that much. Let me actually go back and say what I said about her.

Okay, this is what I said. Sis, once I go number one pick in a 2027 WMB draft, the first player I'm going to dunk on is Angel Reese. She is the Paul George of the WMBA just lean into the podcast already. And with that, she got so triggered and bothered, she blocked me, which was the best defense she played all year. By blocking me. Anyway.

It's good. Great comment. Okay, here we go. What WMB team would you like to play for? I mean, I think everybody knows that's going to be Indiana Feevers. Because you know what? I was watching Caitlin Clark, right, and his game. I think when I look at her, I see...

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When I look at myself, I see Shaq in the NBA. So a thing about the modern-day, day Kobe and Shaq in WMBA. I'm setting picks for Caitlin Clark. She's coming down the lane, throwing a love, and I'm just dunking the ball. Boom. You know?

So I think her NBA compression is definitely Kobe Bryant. Will you keep the beard in the WNBA? The beard is good, actually. I work so hard, so hard, or it is perfect. You know what? I mean, they don't have any rules. so if I have to keep my beard or now. So like, I'll keep the beard, I think it looks good.

What color wig will you wear? Ooh. I really liked, what was the player's name that got in a fight with Sophie Conningham? The Chicago. Dejan? Dejan. Yeah. I like her wig a lot.

So maybe it's something like that color. So I can bring lots of, you know, attention. Is Freedom a Family name? No, actually. So freedom. So I grew up in Turkey, obviously grown up in Turkey. I didn't have any kind of freedoms that we have in this country. And after I got here, I started to learn about freedom of speech, religion, expression, after more protest, just because you love the or you hate the government, you're not going to be in jail and torture to death, you know? So I learned about our freedoms here. And I was like, after air, water, and food, freedom is the most important thing that the human can have. So I was like, I want to make this word part of me, put it behind my jersey, carried everywhere I go.

I woke with Holdenity. Freedom. The WNBA players are allowed to heckle and verbally assault fans now. What precedent does that set for future fan altercations? If somebody gets suspended, do they have a lawsuit? That's what I'm saying. Like, she should be the one that thrown out of the game, because that exactly what would have happened in NBA?

I remember, I played against, I think it was Utah Jazz or something, and Russell Westberg, which was one of my favorite player, he was haggling a fan, and they literally kicked them out of the game immediately. You know? So I'm just confused that, like, why the house shit didn't get thrown out of the game, but I guess it is why it is. Here we go. Last two questions here.

Remember Dave Chappelle posed the question about what if LeBron joined? joined the WMBA. At least you are in the league, and the W.A might make a profit for once if you are in the league. So what you're doing here is playing out of Dave Chappelle's Cash. You know what? Come on in.

Dwight Howard. Come on in. Or whoever's retired, you know, just come on in. I mean, just come and join me. You know, we'll, listen, we'll make the league watchable. We'll make the league profitable.

And people actually will buy a lot of tickets in there now, and the tickets sales will go up. I think it will be an amazing, you know, experience for the fans as well. So to all the players out there who retire, I encourage all of them to just come out of retirement, put your name in a draft, which I'm one number one, just making it very clear. Just join the moment. And finally, N.S. for Woman of the Year.

Ooh, Times Magazine, Woman of the Year, I'll take it. You know, the amount of athletes that I'm doing for Women of the Year. I'll take the I'll take the trophy which I'm not doing this for any kind of award or trophy but you know what I think I deserve it just put it out their time magazine this has been amazing and as I think that this has been inspiring stunning and brave and made a lot of news here I think they were going to have a lot to ponder and the wnba can expect to see more right I'm I'm excited because In September, playoffs are about to start.

And I'll be going to a lot of games. And you know what? I'm not planning to buy any of these tickets under my name. So if anyone, any official, whether WNBA is going to try to find out where Ennis is sitting. Trust me, you're not going to be able to find out. I'll be buying those names under one of my friends' name. But it's going to be fun.

I'm just hoping that Indiana people win the championship this year. And I cannot wait to celebrate it with them. Ladies and gentlemen, this is our time in the studio. We are thankful for you tuning in. Thank you for your comments. We are here to cover. We don't often cover sports, but we're here to cover this important cultural event that is breaking the internet and has given us a much great reprieve to the news wasteland that is the summer news cycle. And so we're thankful deeply, and we will never leave you without a Bible verse of the day from Deuteronomy. The eternal God is your dwelling place and underneath your everlasting arms, he drives out the

me before you, giving the command, destroy him. Very alpha, very alpha verse here. I thought it was going to be from Genesis. He maketh you man and woman. God make it them, man and woman. But this is amazing. The everlasting arms of God will drive out your enemies and will destroy them. Remember to lock in with your Lord and Savior, lock in with the promise that God has that he will protect us. And there's a lot going on in the world. A lot of people have a lot of nerves and anxiety. Anxiety is from Satan. Anxiety is a sin. God's got you. It says time and time again, God's got you. And so, man, God's got you, man. This is going to be, this is going to be, uh, this is going to be, uh, it's going to be fun to watch it all roll out. Apparently we have a brand new meme of you dunking in the

NBA. Okay, can we, can we play that? Can we pop this up? Can we pop this up? That's what we're not. That's to describe. Oh. There's go. There's a lot of this. There's a lot of this. Okay.

Oh. Historic. I love it. Oh, you're working that around. Okay. I can't talk. Oh, so this is not a dress. And this is, he, it is.

Oh, there's going. Oh, my God. Play the end one more time. Oh, God. Play the end one more time. That's literally what I could have done. This is, it's a good. By the way, I don't.

Oh, that's actually what I could have done when they throw me out of the game. Literally. Oh, God, this is funny. This is funny. That is perfect. That is literally perfect. Okay. God bless all of you.

Thank you. And this is going to be a really fun news cycle to follow this through. We'll see what the WNBA has to say. We have the peace offering. And I don't know, man. We'll be at the White House tonight. We'll talk to Twitter. about you being ambassador to church.

Okay. All right. God bless you all. See ya. The truth gonna be. Faith and freedom on your TV screen. Stand up strong. Battle through the night.

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