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00:00And we also know that it's now been almost two years since allegedly the PGA Tour and the PIF, the Saudi Investment Fund, were supposed to get together and merge the PGA Tour and live golf and get all the best players in the world playing together again on a more regular basis.
00:19Well, here is PGA Tour Commissioner. How this guy still has a job, I have no idea.
00:25But Jay Monahan this morning at the players giving his state of the tour address, still no deal, but it's gotten a little closer with President Trump involved.
00:36And as part of our negotiations, we believe there's room to integrate important aspects of live golf into the PGA Tour platform.
00:45We're doing everything that we can to bring the two sides together.
00:51That said, we will not do so in a way that diminishes the strength of our platform or the very real momentum we have with our fans and our partners.
01:02So while we've removed some hurdles, others remain. But like our fans, we still share the same sense of sense of urgency to get to a resolution.
01:14No, you don't.
01:15Our team is fully committed to reunification. The only deal that we'd regret is one that compromises the essence of what makes the game of golf and the PGA Tour so exceptional.
01:29I have no idea at all what any of that meant. But it was cheesy.
01:36It was just more word salad. Basically, Jay should have just said, yeah, there's no deal yet. So just that's it. We're done with it. Nice job by him.