🚨Dana White CONFIRMS He Is Headed To DC…Accepts Trump’s New Press Secretary!?

[0:00] The memes over the past 24 hours have been immaculate Dana White as White House press [0:04] secretary. Here we go. I mean, it totally works. Got to be honest with you. It's perfect. It's [0:25] perfect. And this is kind of like what it was like UFC at the White House. I went to that. It [0:30] was unbelievable. It's the greatest sporting event maybe in the history of the country, [0:35] arguably. Anyway, the reason why these memes are going viral is because Donald Trump has suggested [0:43] that Dana White become the White House press secretary along with a bunch of his fighters [0:46] maybe it's just a metaphor that Donald Trump wants more fighters around him or not. [0:52] And again, the memes have been going viral and Dana White finally responded to this and everybody was [1:01] expecting him to say, no, no, I'm not going to be like the White House press secretary. But that's [1:05] not what he did. Dana White's response was actually I'm getting on a plane to fly to D.C. right now [1:10] and I'm considering this. I can't I can't believe so the memes could actually become real. Here's one [1:18] one. Trump made me press secretary. I brought help. Is Trump a threat to democracy? Kachip. Let's talk [1:33] now. I don't feel safe. Mahachev. Two, three years. Dagdastan. What are Trump's pronouns? Ladies. [1:48] Save it for next Saturday. Fascism. Oh, my goodness. He's done. Any more questions? Is Michelle Obama [2:02] running in 2028? Michelle Obama is a man. Am I right, America? How is the briefing? Fiery, but mostly [2:18] peaceful. Beautiful. Totally works. OK, totally works. Donald Trump did say Dana White. Please [2:25] announce that Dana White, a violent fighter and warrior has been offered the job of press secretary [2:29] for the United States. He just requested he brings a bunch of his fighters. OK, Dana White, as we [2:35] covered yesterday, shared a photo of him as press secretary. OK, on his Instagram. So this is Dana [2:42] White's post on to the next chapter. Yikes. So is it real? It obviously made worldwide news. Everybody [2:51] reported on it. But what did Dana White have to say? Because there was UFC last night and he had press [2:57] availability. Well, ladies and gentlemen, here is what Dana White had to say. Pretty amazing. [3:03] Dana White says that he is flying right now to Washington, D.C. in order to answer the call [3:12] for President Trump to make him White House press secretary. Here we go. And your reaction to you've [3:17] been offered the job as press secretary of the United States at the moment. Can you tell us a little [3:22] bit about that and your reaction to his post? I'm flying to Washington, D.C. right now. Yeah. [3:27] Straight after this. Yeah. Right now. And you do a lot. How do you believe you could, you know, [3:32] balance what you do at the moment alongside that? Yeah. I got a lot of jobs already. Yeah. Can you [3:36] tell us about some of the conversations you've had with him about that? No, I'm going to meet with [3:41] him. We have a meeting on Monday, so I'm sure I'll have more to talk about after that. You've been [3:45] offered the job as press secretary. Wait, what? Hold on. What? Dana White is going to D.C. to meet [3:55] with Donald Trump and he's going to meet with him on Monday. He's getting on a plane right [4:00] after the press conference. These press conferences are like at midnight, right? After the fights [4:06] or 1 a.m. or 2 a.m. And he's going to go to D.C. and he's going to have more to say on [4:13] this after being in D.C. with Donald Trump on Monday. Wow. Okay. Maybe there's more to this [4:23] than we thought. We thought it was maybe just like a meme. You know, our initial take on this [4:27] was that this was Donald Trump. This is a metaphor for Donald Trump saying that he wants [4:31] to be surrounded by fighters. He wants to be surrounded by people that can take a hit that [4:36] can throw a punch is like maybe a signal for like his administration, right? This was like [4:41] something that he was signaling inside of his administration. Stephen Miller was just made [4:45] chief of staff. Maybe this is just like a an example of how Dana is the chief executive [4:52] of the UFC, but he's surrounded by these great fighters that make the USC work and make [4:57] the USC tenacious and such a powerful dominant cultural force. And this is just a metaphor [5:06] of President Trump saying he's going to restaff to have people around him that only are fighters, [5:10] right? That's what we thought. I mean, this is like just reading into it. But now it looks [5:15] like Dana White might actually be working on something with the president where he could [5:19] become press secretary. I mean, he did post it on his story, right? He did pop it up on [5:27] his story. Full disclosure, we reached out to Dana White. And I guess like what's the, [5:37] what can you, what can I, what can I say? The answer wasn't no. The answer was like, we'll [5:45] see. So what are we going to see? I'm not sure. The most entertaining outcome is always [5:50] the most likely. It's called Elon's razor. And of course we know that Dana White has been [5:57] a very, very efficient and effective spokesperson for Donald Trump and has not shied away ever [6:08] from his support of Donald Trump and never will. Maybe those are the kind of, those are absolutely [6:13] the kind of guys that you need right now. So here we go. Ladies and gentlemen, is this a trial [6:18] run for Dana White as press secretary? It's a good example. You've been openly supportive of [6:25] President Trump for a long time. Has that ever cost UFC, UFC any business either domestically [6:30] or abroad? I don't give a s**t. I don't know the answer to that question. I've gotten to a point [6:37] in my life, especially after COVID and all the nutty s**t that went on during that time that I only [6:42] want to be in business with and talk to people that I'm aligned with. Were you always red-pilled? [6:48] Always what? Red-pilled, like conservative. No, no, no. I would have considered myself a lot more [6:53] liberal. I would have considered myself an 80s or 90s Democrat. You know, but I'm more of a [7:02] common sense guy. I'm not a very political person, but I'm all for common sense. What was it that [7:07] changed for you? The world losing its mind and everything going nuts and most of the things that [7:14] you and I have talked about during this podcast. I, you know, I would still consider myself liberal [7:22] in certain ways, but very conservative in others. A little bit of both. Do you think politics and sports [7:29] should stay separate? And even outside of USC, right? You're talking NFL, NBA, PGA. [7:37] Listen, I would love to, I think, you know, when you think about in the 80s and 90s, religion, [7:43] right? That's basically what like politics now is like religion. I mean, these guys are, [7:49] everybody's fighting over all this crazy s**t. And, and, um, I think we should go back to, [7:55] you don't know who you voted for and you don't, you know, but I think it's up to the athlete [8:00] or the, uh, the organization or whatever. If, if the, if they want to be involved in politics or talk [8:10] on politics, it's up to the individuals or the teams or the leagues or whatever they are.