The host erupts after Cam Newton calls Notre Dame "irrelevant," defending the Fighting Irish with season-by-season facts and arguing they remain part of the college football conversation.

He also criticizes ESPN's clickbait culture, mocks Newton's credentials and NFL record, and calls out Notre Dame's controversial bowl boycott while insisting the program is still relevant.

Ed Berliner tells the overlooked story of NHL goaltender Linus Ullmark, who took a leave of absence to address severe anxiety and mental-health struggles following a trade. Ullmark speaks openly about panic attacks, grief, and the pressure athletes face to appear invulnerable.

Within 24 hours of his leave, malicious online rumors about his personal life spread, harming his family and teammates. Berliner condemns the clickbait culture and urges people to treat athletes as humans, not entertainment, and to think twice before sharing harmful speculation.

Ed Berliner breaks down the controversy around the World Cup coming to the U.S. and Canada, covering high ticket prices, FIFA's influence, and why a full boycott is unlikely.

He highlights growing fears that immigration enforcement and targeted arrests at venues could deter many international fans, especially from Latin America and Africa, and urges caution for those planning to attend.