USA Basketball 3-0, Jayson Tatum controversy, LeBron & KD's Olympics GOAT status | Draymond Green

In this inaugural episode of the Draymond Green Show, Draymond Green provides a lively, opinion‑driven rundown of Team USA’s dominant 3‑0 start at the 2024 Olympic basketball tournament. He breaks down individual performances—highlighting Ant‑Man (Jabari Parker), Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Steph Curry, Joel Embiid, Anthony Davis, and others—while critiquing the coaching staff’s rotation choices, especially the decision to sit Jayson Tatum and Tyrese Halliburton in the opening game. Green compares the current roster to the historic 1992 Dream Team and the 2008 Redeem Team, arguing the 2024 squad is superior in versatility and star power. He projects medal‑round matchups, forecasting USA’s path to a fifth straight gold, and offers predictions for opponents such as Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Serbia, and Australia. The episode also spotlights other Olympic athletes (Simone Biles, Katie Ledecky, Sha'Carri Richardson, women’s soccer, etc.), includes a DraftKings sponsorship plug, and ends with a personal anecdote about his childhood seizures and a supportive endorsement of Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign. The tone is conversational, analytical, and enthusiastic, with occasional criticism of coaching decisions and strong political support.
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Welcome to the brand new Draymond Green Show YouTube channel. Hit subscribe so you don't miss out on any of our content. What's up everybody? Welcome back to the Draymond Green Show. The Olympics are about halfway completed for basketball. As you can see, I'm feeling the spirit. This is your 2016 Olympic gold medal, Rio 2016. And man, I just put this thing on. For the first time in a long time. And it just made me feel really good. Like, so I feel like I need to go get my other one outta storage and put that one on too. So I can look like the athletes like Simone Biles and stuff. Although she got a lot of gold medals, but you know how they layer 'em. Feels good. Anyway, USA, Team USA, who we all watching. Yeah. Basketball in the Olympics for, um, so off to a 3-0 start.
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Kind of dominating just about everyone that, that, that they face up against, which is, which was to be expected. Uh, we got Ant-Man leading the team in scoring off the bench with 16.6 a game. KD is slightly behind at 16 a game. Those two guys have been shouldering much of the scoring load, which I think is pretty expected. KD is the all-time leading scorer in Team USA history. And Ant-Man, if you watched him last year on the FIBA stage, I think it was last year. Yeah, it was last year. World Championships, if you watch him on the FIBA stage, like you could tell he would be a guy in this setting that like those guys are not fast enough, not strong enough, don't jump high enough. And quite frankly, just not good enough to stop him. And you've kind of seen that in FIBA play and now you're seeing it in the Olympics. That man is special and he continues to grow. And I think what I love most is— Draymond Green. The way Bron, Steph, and KD are embracing him to like be that next young guy up and kind of giving him the keys to the team in a sense. Like they're, if you're watching these games, he's running the show whenever he's on the floor, it's his show. And I'm sure like Ant-Man is a very confident, confident player.
Mm-hmm.
I think that's what we all love about him. He was half joking when he said, "Now they're gonna have to learn how to fit around me." But I said half joking because he was definitely serious and he meant it. But he says it and does it and go about it in a way where he's confident as hell and very close to cocky. But if you understand anything about greatness, you got to be very close to cocky. In order to be great at anything. Because that belief— the belief is actually one of the things that separate you, because most people can't reach that level of belief in themselves. And so having that belief, being a little cocky, is actually what separates him. And obviously you gotta have the talent to go with it, and he got more than enough talent. And so it's been interesting to watch Ant-Man kind of run the show. Kind of watching Bron play kind of the point forward, like real point forward role. Bron, his whole career, he's really played point guard, but he's been a true point forward in this setting. And I think it's been beautiful to see. I think AD— AD. Draymond Green and Bam have been incredible at the big spot. Joel had his best game of the series today versus Puerto Rico. So it's good to see him have a good game. I think the first couple games he had been struggling a bit. Oh well, played one, sat one. But he had also been struggling for most of the exhibition games, especially the ones in America. He was a little better in Abu Dhabi. In London, but not your typical Joel and trying to figure it out. As I said, he was better today. Probably his best game of the tournament so far. And with this team being so dominant, with this team pretty much doing exactly what we expected them to do on their way to another gold medal, it's only right that you draw the comparisons to what is believed to be the greatest Team USA ever assembled, which is the Dream Team. And this 2024 team, you got the Dream Team, you got the Redeem Team. This 2024 team are definitely drawing those comparisons to the Dream Team. And quite frankly, I'm taking the 20— 2014. Yeah. 7 days a week. I think the 2024 team beats the Dream Team 5 outta 7 games. Gotta give the Dream Team some respect. They got GOATs, we get it. They got Hall of Famers, we get it. 5 outta 7 games at least for the 2024 team. I just think the versatility on that team.
Yeah.
The star power, the scoring, I don't think the Dream Team can do anything with that. Oh, and by the way, now if the Dream Team has Shaq on it and not Christian Laettner, maybe a different story because the versatility that Shaq would bring to that team is just a different thing that you have to deal with it. But we know Shaq was not on the Dream Team, which I think was a big mistake. Yeah. But nonetheless, it is what it is. And I got the 2024 team winning easy. Pretty simple. The game is different. The game is better now. And against better talent, we see what's happening. There's nothing that no one can do to even come remotely close to beating this team. It's just not happening. Yeah. Too good, too much star power. Oh, and by the way, Steph Curry has not played well. Steph Curry has not shot the ball well. Devin Booker has been an X factor, but Steph hasn't shot well at all. And we're winning by 25, 30 points. That's interesting. Very interesting. And that's why I don't think the Dream Team could come close I wouldn't say come close. A 10-point loss, double digits. By 2024, Team USA, you can book it. You heard it here. It's what it is. Winning, no problem. Just like they're about to win the gold medal. No problem. As we know, as great as Team USA is, the talk of Team USA has been what? The playing time, the substitutions with Jayson Tatum and Tyrese Halliburton not playing a single minute in game 1, which was crazy. Like you don't, you just don't not play Jayson Tatum in game 1 of the Olympics. Because pretty much what that is saying is if I get Jayson Tatum in for 9 to 11 minutes, because— 11 minutes. No one's looking at the minutes like, oh, this guy played less. Like I said to JT, no, when you win a gold medal, no one cares who scored the points. No one cares who played the minutes. Did you win a gold medal or did you not? That's what it boils down to. Did you win a gold medal? Did you not? However, you don't not play Jason Tatum. That man just won NBA championship. Cover of NBA 2K, cover of Sports Illustrated saying cheers. Just signed the biggest contract in NBA history. Oh, and by the way, your reward is sit down and don't play in the first Olympic game. Now, if you watched the exhibition games, JT didn't play well in the exhibition game. I don't care. Like it actually doesn't matter. And so I was a little taken back by that. Like there's usually always 2 to 3 guys on the Olympic team that don't play many minutes. Just kind of how it shakes out. If you're coming into the game 1 of the Olympics against a Serbia team that can't compete, like Joker's great. And it stops there. Like no one else can compete at the level except Joker. So like, love Serbia as a country, but they can't compete with Team USA. And we know that, like just watch. I mean, we've seen it a couple times now actually, but I've been through this. So when you are going into that game, My thought process was, if you're not gonna play two guys, the two guys you're probably not gonna play is Tyrese and Derrick White. Reason being, Drew is great in this. He moves the ball, he attacks the paint, breaks the defense down, then he drives and kicks. He make all the hustle plays. He's defending the best guard. That's what Drew does. So Drew gonna play, obviously Steph playing, obviously Ant-Man playing. D-Book has been the X factor. So when you start looking at the guards, Steph is Steph, Ant-Man is more special than everybody. Drew has already won a gold medal, so he know what it takes. He knows what's has to be done. Jason Tatum has won a gold medal. He knows what it takes. He, he knows what has to be done. And in 2021, when we won the 2020 Olympics, but it was in 2021 for those that forgot, pandemic pushed it back a year, 2020 Olympics, our team, our offense was built around Jason Tatum and Kevin Durant. And it was almost kind of set up as though like KD was passing the torch to JT to now take it because at the time I don't think Kevin's mind was set on Paris. I don't think really anyone was looking to Paris. You coming out of a pandemic, no one's really even thinking about it. Like, but I think there was kind of this like foregone conclusion or thought that like, yeah, like he's passing the torch to JT. And then JT come out and not play? I couldn't believe that. But in not playing him, it was wrong. We all know it was wrong. He should play. He didn't, but he should have played. So it was wrong, and we know that. What I don't like about it is now to me it feels like like a covering my tracks, like proving a point type thing to where like, oh, now Joel's outta the lineup. And then today Drew didn't play. And I'm sure it's part we could rest the ankle a little bit, but it's part we gotta not play someone. And quite frankly, I don't like it. Like come up with a rotation and stick with it. These teams aren't good enough to where we're trying to match their lineup.
Yeah.
They gotta match our lineup. Like, we not matching they lineup, by the way, because we got the best players in the world. We gonna match they lineup anyway with whoever we got on the court. We'll be fine. So the whole like match their lineup or, you know, this guy out of the lineup, nah, I disagree with it. We're already a team of individuals that essentially come together for 6 weeks, 7 weeks, and then we go back to our lives. And these teams been together for 5, 10— Spain's case, Rudy's played in 6 Olympics. Rudy Fernandez, 6. I think Batum's maybe in his 4th Olympics. I think Rudy Gobert is in his 3rd Olympics. These guys been playing together forever. So they already have the continuity, familiarity amongst each other, amongst their teams. They already have that. We don't have that, but we're so much better than everybody that it kind of doesn't matter. But once you find the rotations, the rotations are what they are. Let's not combat the mistake that Jayson Tatum was out with Oh, now this guy isn't playing. Now that guy isn't. Like, what we doing? And so I actually totally disagree with that. I think we know if, like, if Joel's gonna be outta lineup, then Joel's outta the lineup. But then you start the next game. Like, what are we really doing? I don't get it. Like, it's one of those things to me that feels like, man, we gotta keep everybody happy. And in turn, Everybody ends up unhappy. It's what it feels like to me. So then KD's coming off the bench, which I'm fine with. KD is KD, and if KD wanna start, KD should start. But like K came outta saying, K is in his fourth Olympics. 12, 16, 20.
Yeah.
K is in his fourth Olympics. So with him being in his fourth Olympics, He's seen it all. He ain't tripping. Like, I've seen it all. I've started, I'm the leading scorer. If I'm coming off the bench, who cares? All right, fine. So he ain't tripping. Cool. So that's one less guy in the star lineup that you have to, you don't have to worry about because he is in the star. He's cool with not being in the star lineup because if he wasn't cool, he'd be in the star lineup. It's Kevin Durant. Draymond Green. So like, just lock the lineups in. The whole switching this guy out, now this guy ain't gonna play this game, that guy ain't, like, what we doing? So I totally disagree with that. And as I said, just from the outside looking in, it just comes off as like a, we made a mistake as a coaching staff. Yeah. As opposed to just the mistake that we made, this is what it is and moving on. You now combat it with, all right, now this guy ain't playing. JT goes from out of the starting line, out of the rotation at all, zero minutes to the starting lineup. That don't make him feel good. Because then it's like, oh, this is the story. Now I'm all of a sudden in the starting lineup. I'm Jayson Tatum. It's almost like, oh, I'm giving you this so you don't feel bad. Like, that don't make him feel good. It actually, I'm sure it probably made him feel worse about it. Like, oh, now I'm starting. And so I just disagree with what's going on with the lineup stuff. Like, get the lineups, lock the lineups in, lock the rotations in. We know who's starting, we know who we going, and go with it. But somebody else in the lineup today, Nuke got him, Again, we're good enough to get away with it because we're just more superior than everyone. Team USA basketball, best in the world, bar none, no question. So we get away with it. But just because we get away with it don't make it right. And I think it's wrong. I totally disagree with it, but we 3-0. Yeah. But guess what? If our rotations were locked in, you know what our record would be? 3-0. Because we're just better. And as I said, so if I'm coming into game 1, the 2 players that naturally aren't playing are D. White and Tyrese Halliburton. It's no knock to either one of those guys, but just look at everything else in front of you. Then as you go through the tournament, if you like, ah, I think we specifically need to get Derek White in for X, like we need to get him into the rotation because he provides X, then you do that. But to start, probably those two guys that don't play. Olympic rookies. Steph's an Olympic, but Steph is Steph. Olympic rookies, like. Draymond Green. That to me is a given. So with all things considered, my starting lineup for Team USA would be Drew Holiday at the 1, Steph at the 2, KD at the 3, Bron at the 4, and AD at the 5.
Mm-hmm.
My closing lineup, that's the one that I'm not hell-bent on, on who closing, because whoever, we are so good, whoever's rolling is rolling. You find a group that rolls and you wanna close with that group, no problem, you can't go wrong. It's 12 of the best players in the world. So you really can't get it wrong. So just roll with who's rolling for closing. But our star lineup, Like set the starting lineup. And by the way, if KD wanted to start, then Book would be outta the starting lineup. And that's fine because it's Kevin Durant. So I don't know, it's a little crazy. Nonetheless, I'm loving watching it. 3-0, baby. Shout out to Team USA. As I said, we're about halfway through the Olympic tournament, which means the medal round is now about to begin. And the pool play is over. 8 teams have gone home. 8 teams are moving on. And so USA will start off versus Brazil. First game in the medal round. I think we mop them by 40, no problem. It's great to see the Brazilians get there. Love the Brazilians. Shout out to Gui Santos. Young fella praying for Brazil, representing his country. I love to see it.
Obrigado.
They stand no chance. They'll lose by 35 to 40 points and Team USA will move on to the semifinals. 'Cause quite frankly, Brazil just don't have enough. Little older, so a couple guys a little older on the team. No more Barbosa. No more Andy V. Andy V. It's kind of, you know, they got to build the young talent back up. So they stand no chance. We understand that. I think the matchup we're almost excited about to start off the medal rounds is Canada-France. Although I quite frankly don't think France is good enough. I think France's guard play isn't good enough for Canada. Canada has Lou Dort, who's a great defender to guard the best player for Canada, for France, best wing guards for France. France. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is on another level. And Canada's doing what they're doing. Jamal Murray's playing pretty bad right now. I think Jamal Murray's averaging like 5 points during the Olympics and Canada's doing what they're doing. However, where France could take advantage of Canada and what's ultimately going to be the reason Canada cannot even compete with— With France. Team USA is Canada don't have the bigs. Dwight Powell and Kelly Olynyk, respect for both of those guys as basketball players, but they're not near good enough to compete with Bam Adebayo, Joel Embiid, and Anthony Davis. So when they play Team USA, if they were to get to Team USA, that right there alone, can't compete. Just don't have the big player. And France has the bigs, but where you could take advantage of the size is with physicality, and they're not very physical. And so you got the length, which is great, but I actually think Kelly Olynyk and Dwight Powell could push them around a bit. They should be able to push them around a bit. And so because they're not the most physical team, I think that can help Canada out. And I think because of that, I got Canada moving on to the semifinals and beating France in Paris, which I really wanted to see Team USA beat France in Paris. Yeah. Because it just would be amazing to see Team USA. Like a couple years ago, so I played in these last two Olympics and like what you end up realizing is like the teams that, A, think they coming. I think a few years back France had won the world championship or something and they start acting as if they were kind of better than Team USA or they beat us in the world championship or something of that nature. And they kind of start acting as if they're on the same level of us. And that's just not a realistic thing when it comes to playing basketball. And so when you're going through these Olympics, in 2021, we lost the first game to France. Devin Booker, Jr., Drew Holliday, and Chris Middleton, who all ended up being 3 very important pieces on our team, landed the day of the game because again, We was coming off the COVID year and then the season started at Christmas. And so the finals went all the way to July, Suns-Bucks. They then flew right after the finals ended and landed on the day of the first game. No practices, nothing, and played. That's not why we lost. We lost because we lost. Don't really matter. We won the gold medal. But. When they won that first game, I'll never forget Evan Fournier like, "Yeah, they're a good team. I mean, they're great players, but they're not a team." And then to go on and lose to us in gold medal game, we saw some tears and it was fun to watch. And as we stood up there on that podium, getting them gold medals, all of a sudden, those individuals had come together as a team. And so I don't forget these things. So like when you play Olympic basketball for Team USA, like just like in the NBA where you get rivals and you build up animosity towards the team, I feel that. So when I'm watching these games, I'm in it. 'Cause I feel that and I know the beefs among certain teams that we got with people. I know them. And France is one of 'em.
Yeah.
And so they'll lose to Canada. And unfortunately Team USA won't be able to beat them in France. Greece-Germany is another one of our quarterfinal matchups and I think it's great that Greece made it to the medal rounds. Quite frankly, I don't think they have enough for Germany. Germany has looked to me the clear-cut favorite for number 2, for the silver medal. Second best team in the— In the world. Olympics. To me, they're clear-cut number 2. And so I think Schroeder's great in Olympic basketball. Franz Wagner has taken the next step dominating. And I just don't think Greece has enough to compete with that. Giannis is great, but I think Germany wins that one by double digits. Germany's playing incredibly well. Yeah. And I don't see that change until they play Team USA. And then we got Australia, Serbia. And I think I'm going with Serbia in this one. I think Australia's possibly on the wrong side of the hill. They are getting a bit older. I think this is Patty Mills' 4th or 5th Olympics. And Patty Mills, by the way, Patty Mills is one of the greatest Olympians. Yeah. From a basketball perspective of all times. What he does in FIBA basketball, I wouldn't even say Olympians, just in FIBA, FIBA basketball players, Patty Mills is incredible. And he's still playing well, but I just think they on the wrong side as far as their older guys are going. And I don't think the younger guys are quite there, like talented enough to then carry those older guys. So I got Australia losing in the quarterfinals to Serbia. I think Joker's gonna have a big night. Jock Landell plays great for Australia, but Joker gonna give 'em hell. And I just don't think Australia will have enough to compete with Serbia. So I think your semifinals will look something like USA versus Serbia, Canada versus Germany. And then I think your final is Germany versus Team USA. With USA walking with what would be our 5th straight gold medal. 2008, '12, '16, '20, our 5th straight gold medal. You can book it, it's happening. You heard it here first, second, and third. It's happening. Shout out to Team USA again. And you know what? Also shout out to our women's soccer team. Yeah. On the way to the quarterfinals. Excuse me, on the way to the semifinals, taking down Japan today. Trinity Rodman, incredible. Took matters into her own hands after just missing a shot with the left foot. No, I'm confident in that. I'm coming right back to it. Goal! Love to see it. So shout out to the ladies. Swimming, Katie Ledecky still doing it. Shout out to her. Sha'Carri Richardson on her first medal, silver, silver medal. Incredible Sha'Carri, happy to see that. So shout out to her. Goat Biles, the GOAT, gotta love it. Shout out to Goat Biles. SUNY, we see y'all. Shout out to the ladies, women's gymnastics. Beautiful to see.
Yeah.
Uh, Simone, Simone, she just lives up to the hype. And you know what? Shout out to Jonathan Owens, uh, Simone's husband. And I say that in, in the least disrespectful way because Jay-Z is Beyoncé's husband. I'm Hazel's husband. Steph is Ayesha's husband. Bronwyn is Savannah's husband. And it is crazy that people try to, "Oh, that's just Simone's husband." Number one, this man play in the NFL. It's a very hard thing to do. Plays in NFL. The disrespect that people try to spew around is crazy to me. I don't understand it actually. Like, "Oh, look at him." Like, damn right you putting on your wife gold medal. Number one, he can't win a gold medal. Like they actually don't have football. He can't— American football. He can't win a gold medal. And people try to make it look at him with her.
Of course.
Like people are so dumb, man. And it'd be like people that aren't capable of accomplishing nothing. Would then try to take someone who's accomplished his— living his dream of playing in the NFL on a 53-man roster year in and year out, living his dream, contributing, and people are going to try to take it and make it like he's less than because his wife is more famous? What?
Yeah.
So shout out to Jonathan Owens. Love to see him with the gold medal. And I love the tweet. Oh, by the way, my wife is the GOAT or some tweet, something of that nature he said. I love it, brother. Keep supporting your wife the way you do. Y'all keep doing it. That man found the love of his life in supporting her. And y'all try to talk down on him? I don't understand it. I don't get it. But anyway, shout out to them.
Go Biles.
Man, she is incredible. I mean, absolutely incredible. Had to win, and she did that. So it's been a treat watching the Olympians. And last but not least, KD and Bron, what they are doing from a statistical standpoint, they win this gold medal. You have to ask yourself the question, are they the greatest Olympians from a basketball perspective in, in, in the history of Team USA? And the answer to that question is yes, they are, along with Carmelo Anthony. Melo, I don't know. You know, people tend to forget fast what Melo did on Team USA. Bronze medal in Athens. And I know everybody try, "Oh, that's a bronze medal 'cause we Team USA." But every other sport get like parades for bronze medal. Bronze medal. Bronze medal. Gold, gold, gold. So Melo is 1000% in that category along with KD, along with Bron. Soon as they close out, by the way, they don't have to close out the gold medal and they're still the greatest Olympian basketball players, those three that we've had in our program. But by the way, they're winning the gold medal and those guys, You can stamp it, book it. There's always these conversations about what can an Olympics do for a player heading into the season. And I'll tell you, man, when you come off the Olympics, like, is it draining? Is it energizing? How do you feel after? And I'm gonna tell you this, when you come off the Olympics, for us, I can only speak for Team USA. I can't speak for Serbia or France because the reality is their teams just aren't as good as ours. So they have to do way more. When we come off the Olympics, what you come off of is you come off in great shape. You've been playing real game basketball through the summer and now you got 5 weeks to stay in shape and head into training camp. And when I tell you, you come into training camp rolling, rolling. Like, I'm pretty certain both Olympics I played and coming off that year, I was an All-Star. Because you come in in great shape. And when you come in in great shape, you hit the ground running, man. And so I love Olympic years, 'cause you just being in that shape when you come into the season already in game shape, man, you start the season off, you got a head start on guys. And so for us, it isn't draining at all. For us, it's fun. It's energizing, and you coming ready to go. Like I said, I can't speak for all the other teams, but I'm telling you, watch how these guys come into the season. They gonna come into the season guns blazing. And that's just, that's what it does for us. And so actually I'll take it a step further. The last 2 times I played in Olympus, we also won a championship the following year. 2022, played in Olympics in '21. '21-'22 season. Yours truly, 2016, 2016-'17 season. That's KD's first year championship. So I love the Olympics, baby. 'Cause you know, gold medal, two gold medals followed by a championship each time. You can't tell me nothing. And that's what Steph Curry about to do. He about to win a gold medal, follow it up with a championship. And last but not least, in the spirit of gold medals, as you can see underneath this gold medal, rocking President Obama, Kamala Harris, Oakland native, lifelong Warrior fan, has been nominated by the Democratic Party to run in the presidential election this coming November. And there are so many stories coming out, this thing, that thing, you won't get it from here. We're not tearing down here, we uplifting here. And I wanna send my love, my support to Kamala and her team, whoever she decides that she wants her VP to be, good luck to them. But I just send my love and my support. Growing up in America as a young Black man, it ain't easy. It is not easy growing up in America as a young Black man. And I remember sitting in, I grew up having seizures and I used to have these like monthly checkups or every couple months I would have to go to my neurologist. They would take blood, check my Tegretol levels out. That was the medicine I was on for, I was actually on that medicine till I was 27 years old. And I remember sitting in the office with my dad and I was looking in the magazine and I asked my dad, I said, "Do you ever think we'll have a woman president?" And he said, "Not in my lifetime." I boo-hoo crying because in that office, because that was the first time I had processed like, damn, my dad gonna die at some point. Like when he said that, it crushed me. Like what? Like you just made me think about you no longer being here. I was crushed. But I remember that moment like it was yesterday. To not only have a woman in the running, we've seen it once with Hillary, but a Black woman? It's crazy. And no, we not gonna do the whole thing. She ain't this, she's not African American, she's— Stop it. Because you use Black against her. And she had to rise above that to become who she became. We not gonna now use Black against her when it's convenient to try to tear her down. Oh, we don't roll like that. So you damned if you do, you damned if you don't. Not here, not anymore. So let's go at her Black card. Yeah. By those that aren't Black. That's an interesting one. How about that? We're gonna go at someone and tell them that they're not really Black, but I'm not Black. That's an interesting one. So won't happen here. Sending all my love and support to our VP, Kamala Harris. Good luck in your race. It's the race of a lifetime.
Thank you.
You achieved it. Now go be great. Be great on the campaign trail. Be great in the debates. Be great in your race to history. Your path for a young Black girl to see, wow, I can run for president. That's amazing. I got 3 daughters. For them to just have the idea of, wow, I could run for president one day. That's what she doing. That's incredible. To give that hope to young Black, Brown girls around the world that you could possibly run for president one day too, man, that's different. That's different. And we gonna, they gonna try to say you not Black. I don't think every young Black girl who's watching her think that. I think they see her like, "Wow, that's me." And how amazing is that? So I love it. Again, sending our well, my well wishes, my love, my support. Kamala Harris, you go girl. We love you. That's a wrap from this episode of the Draymond Green Show. Peace. Peace.
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