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Joining us now is the great senator from Oklahoma, Senator Mark Wayne Mullen.

Senator, great to see you.

It was great to meet your kids yesterday at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, which really is the wrestling capital of the world.

I want to talk a non-political thing for a second here, Senator.

And I'm trying to have Ryan pull the tape.

Can you, for our audience, inform them how remarkable of a victory it was for Wyatt at the NCAA championship?

I mean, you're a wrestle yourself. I mean, it was one of the

most amazing upsets in wrestling history. Just kind of your thoughts here, Senator.

Yeah, so I'll have to, I have to, I mean, I know you're not that familiar with wrestling,

but Dan Gable, 1970 upset, the fam fame coach from Iowa, it was probably the biggest

upset. He was undefeated, lost his very last match, undefeated ever, never lost a match in his life.

He lost the finals in 1970. That's probably for most true wrestling fans, that's probably the

biggest upset. But Wyatt Henderson, he was,

that was the largest upset in our lifetime. I mean, Gable Stevenson was just presumable to,

it was presumed to win. I mean, Olympic champion, undefeated NCAA wrestler, two-time

national champion, got drafted into the NFL, went left college to go to

WWE, just a heck of an athlete, and to see, if you understood the backstory of Wyatt, keep in mind,

as the academies, they don't have a fifth year senior.

So the idea that he was able to wrestle his fifth year was remarkable to

begin with. And I'll tell you, we had to work with the Secretary of Air Force closely to do that.

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