Trump Banned Him From the White House...
A speaker describes being blacklisted by both Trump and the UFC, then sneaking into a UFC event where he was recognized by fans. When crowds gathered around him creating a dangerous situation, he entered the ring for safety, and marshals had to remove him while managing the chaotic crowd.
Summary
The speaker recounts being blacklisted from the White House by Trump and from a UFC event by the organization itself. Despite the blacklisting, he decided to attend the UFC event anyway, attempting to remain undercover. However, fans recognized him at the event, which caused a significant crowd gathering around him. He describes the situation becoming dangerous as thousands of people crowded around him, pushing and creating a wall of people. Feeling unsafe in the crowd, he made the decision to jump into the ring as a safer location. When UFC marshals attempted to remove him, he describes them as aggressive security personnel who were roughly handling fans and dragging people out. The speaker shoved fans off himself during this process. He acknowledges that without the marshals' intervention, someone could have been seriously hurt due to the crowd dynamics. He concludes by stating he doesn't blame the UFC for removing him, noting that if he had been allowed to stay, he would have used a microphone to make political statements criticizing Trump on live television, which would have created an even bigger spectacle.
Key Insights
- The speaker was blacklisted by both the Trump administration from the White House and the UFC from their event
- Fans recognized the speaker at the UFC event despite his attempt to remain undercover
- The speaker entered the ring voluntarily to escape a dangerous crowd crush situation where thousands of fans were pushing around him
- The speaker believes that without UFC marshals' intervention in removing him, someone in the crowd would have been seriously injured or died
- The speaker states he would have made political anti-Trump statements on live television if allowed to remain at the event with a microphone
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Transcript
[0:00] Trump blacklisted me from the White House, but the UFC blacklisted me from the whole event. Of course, it didn't clear. They're looking at my tweets like, "Fuck, I'm still going to go anyways, you know." But once I snuck in, I was like, you know, I'm going to try to be like real like undercover. And then once I was made by the fans, if I didn't jump in that ring, people would have died. You're talking about thousands of people would gather around you and they start pushing and pushing and pushing and you create this wall of people. I was like, "Well, at least I'm safe in this ring." And then once the marshals came to…
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