US athletes who express patriotism and a positive attitude after winning are demonstrating a characteristically American quality.

“Not just the low bar of of an Olympic athlete saying nice things about his country and being patriotic, but but the fact that he's just so exuberant. He's just big. He's smiley. His problems, he just writes them off. Whatever. I got dentists. Who cares? I won.”

Team USA athletes have an obligation to put the country first and maintain professional standards of representation.

“Nobody has communicated articulately to a whole group of young and impressionable obvious go-getters or they wouldn't be there in the first place just how unique their opportunity is and how incredible their country is at providing it.”

US Olympic athletes should be collectively punished and boycotted for their anti-American rhetoric until they begin pressuring each other to respect the country.

“I now believe in group punishment. All of them. I don't support anyone on team USA until they internally pressure themselves. Hey, you have the honor of representing the United States. Cut that [ __ ] out until they do the work of pressuring each other. I'm not going to support any of them.”

He believes that the Olympics are significantly more important than other international hockey tournaments.

“If you want to talk about foreign nations, that's great. But it doesn't compare to the Olympics. It doesn't care compare to a Stanley Cup.”

He agrees that Olympic success is the most relevant achievement for a hockey player's career.

“I think that if if if McDavid career ends and the only thing he ends up winning is a Foreign Nations I think that you're saying what”

He expresses enthusiasm about potentially playing with linemates like Auston Matthews and Clayton Keller.

“I feel like I've got some pretty good chem with Kels. Um, we've played together in World Juniors this last Worlds, skate together in the summer. Um, I feel like we play really well. He's obviously looking to dish all the time. I'm looking to shoot.”

Piers Morgan claims that the Olympic opening ceremony deliberately mocked Christianity in a way that organizers would not have done for other religions.

“I didn't think it was I thought it was grotesquely and deliberately offensive”

The opening ceremony's artistic choices felt like an attempt to provoke Christians rather than a display of creativity.

“The only artistic Merit to this horrendous idea is that it's shock value to Christians”

He believes the biggest names in the NFL should have the opportunity to represent the United States in the Olympics through flag football.

“I think that everybody in the United States wants to see this um or at least the opportunity to compete to be able to represent your country. And let's face it, like the the football is America's game.”

He is in favor of allowing NFL players to participate in Olympic flag football.

“Olympic Flag Football a,000% in favor of the owners allowing NFL players to participate. 2,000%.”