All right, guys, it's Friday, and LeBron James appears to have officially lost the thread.

He doesn't want people to notice that his son is not performing well at the NBA level, at the big league level, which, by the way, should come as a shock to nobody because, like I noticed, many people have noticed this, his son wasn't performing well before the NBA.

So this is a little bit of nepotism. We're going to talk about that. Apparently, he freaked out

because no one's allowed to criticize his son. No one's allowed to criticize Brony. And so he freaked

out on Stephen A. Smith court side. And it's trending and it's interesting. Also, yes, you guys,

I have seen your emails and your tags on

X regarding the Daily Wire co-CEO, Jeremy Boring's tweet, which people are reasonably inferring

to be about me and Theo Vaughn and Ian Carroll on Joe Rogan. So I'm, of course, going to give

you my response to that tweet. All that coming up on Candace.

All right, parents, listen up, parents. You never want to be the father at the

Little League game that runs into the middle of the field and starts screaming at the

ump over a bad call because it's just Little League, bro, it's not going to make or break

anybody's life. And it's so embarrassing to your child. And I always

think about that, you know, as my kids and all that have so many of them are growing up.

And ironically, just a couple of days ago, I signed my four-year-old up for t-ball.

And I said to my husband, oh, I signed him up for t-ball. You're going to take him. But look, you are not allowed to be

that guy. You are not allowed to be that father at the T-ball game. And he seriously, my husband asked

me, what is T-ball? These are like these fun moments of English and American marriages because

obviously my husband, Roch Watch is cricket. I have no idea really what cricket is. And he genuinely had never heard of

T-ball. But of course, he wouldn't be that person. And beyond that, I want to say this to parents,

please do not pressure your children to do what you are doing in life. Okay. Greatness cannot necessarily

be transferred. Neither, by the way, can mediocrity. That is to say that some rather mediocre people can

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