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Tom Brady on 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup: ‘Incredibly Exciting’ for USA

Every upcoming World Cup is always the most important one, but for the United States, this summer is of paramount nature, as the USA is a co-host for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup. – 2026 FIFA World Cup on FOX: Schedule, News, Previews Moreover, the tournament is now a 48-team field, spread across three countries (the U.S., Mexico, and Canada) and 16 cities – the largest edition in history. That’s why FOX Sports Lead NFL Analyst Tom Brady, who was part of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup Draw in December, thinks this summer is a pivotal moment for soccer in the United States. “It was great to be a part of the FIFA draw, but just to know that there are 48 countries now participating in the World Cup in all of North America is incredibly exciting because it just means more inclusion, more countries, more fans, a broader audience for these incredible games and these athletes to showcase what they’ve really tried to accomplish their whole life, which is reach the pinnacle of their sport,” Brady said in an interview with CGTN Sports Scene about the expanded World Cup field. “And the fact that they’re able to do that in America and showcase it on the biggest stage is absolutely incredible, and it was fun for me to be a part of.” The seven-time Super Bowl champion is no stranger to soccer. He is a minority owner of English Championship club Birmingham City FC. He also recently linked up with Serie A legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic at AC Milan’s Feb. 18 match against Como, where Brady received a custom No. 12 AC Milan “Brady” jersey. Brady mentioned the growth of the game domestically, pointing to the U.S. women’s national team’s success. The USWNT has won four FIFA Women’s World Cups and five Olympic gold medals. “I think there’s always been a huge appetite for soccer in America,” Brady said. “Obviously, over a long period of time, we’ve had one of the most dominant women’s USA teams on a global stage that the world’s ever seen, so I think we understand the level of competition. Look, every kid in America grows up playing soccer. “We either play it on the schoolyard or we play it foundationally with some of the leagues that we’re a part of, but I live in Miami. Inter Miami is one of the great MLS teams in America. Lionel Messi plays for them, and I think it just continues to grow through social media and through people experiencing such a great game on a global stage, and I think the World Cup in America is only going to enhance that for future generations.” Getting back to this summer’s competition, the USA — which has never won a Men’s World Cup — was eliminated in the Round of 16 in the 2022 edition. Two years later, it failed to advance past the group stage of 2024 Copa America, and manager Gregg Berhalter was fired shortly after the tournament and replaced by Mauricio Pochettino. Regarding Brady, the three-time NFL MVP was part of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup Draw in December. As part of his draw duties, Brady selected the first team in Group C (which includes five-time World Cup champions Brazil), Group I (including two-time champions France), Group L (including UEFA Euro 2024 runner-up England), Group J (including defending champions Argentina) and Group K (including Cristiano Ronaldo-led Portugal) of the tournament. Brady also spoke about the impact on the game by Gianni Infantino, who has been FIFA President since February 2016. “The turnaround really starts with tremendous leadership at the top and what Gianni has done in terms of his leadership, his inclusion,” Brady said about Infantino. “I think Gianni is a man of the people, and he’s always out there celebrating the great parts of the sport. I think he’s made great contributions to the world of football. And getting a chance to know him and understand the kind of person he is, the values he represents, I think that really showcases itself within the broader goals of what football is all about. Football is for everyone. It’s a chance for all of us to connect, globally, over something that we love.” The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup begins on June 11, with the USA’s first match coming on June 12 against Paraguay.​Latest Sports News from FOX Sports

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Jack Hughes Says US Men’s Hockey Team Is ‘Excited’ to Visit White House …

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Unless you’ve spent the last few days living under a rock in a cave on Mars, you’re probably aware that both the US men’s and the US women’s hockey teams won gold medals at the Olympics.

And you also may have heard that Donald Trump made an idiotic joke about the women’s team in his congratulatory call to the men.

Not surprisingly, the women’s team has collectively turned down their invitation to the White House. And many are disappointed that the men have failed to stick up for them.

Jack Hughes #86 of Team United States celebrates after their gold-medal win during the Men's Gold Medal match between Canada and the United States on day 16 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic games at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena on February 22, 2026 in Milan, Italy.
Jack Hughes #86 of Team United States celebrates after their gold-medal win during the Men’s Gold Medal match between Canada and the United States on day 16 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic games at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena on February 22, 2026 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

In case you missed it, Trump “joked” that he would be forced to invite the women’s team to the White House, otherwise he would be “impeached.”

To the chagrin of many, the players mostly laughed along.

Many have pointed out that they’re mostly very young, they had just won a gold medal, and they were on a phone call with the President of the United States.

In other words, they might have just been giddily laughing along with whatever Trump said.

U.S. President Donald Trump attends an event to announce a rollback of the 2009 Endangerment Finding in the Roosevelt Room at the White House on February 12, 2026 in Washington, DC.
U.S. President Donald Trump attends an event to announce a rollback of the 2009 Endangerment Finding in the Roosevelt Room at the White House on February 12, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

But the disappointment from critics extends to the men’s team’s decision to side-step anything that resembles controversy — a stance that has prevented them from speaking out in defense of the women’s team.

“Yeah, we’re excited. Everything is so political. We’re athletes. We’re so proud to represent the US and when you get the chance to go to White House and meet the president, we’re proud to be Americans and that’s so patriotic,” said Jack Hughes, who scored the medal-winning goal in overtime against Canada, told the Daily Mail on Monday.

“No matter what your views are we’re super excited to go to the White House tomorrow and be a part of that.”

Hughes went on to state that he plans to avoid all “negativity” and he and his team continue on their nationwide victory lap.

Gold medalist Team United States pose after the medal ceremony for the Ice Hockey Women following the Women's Gold Medal match between the United States and Canada on day 13 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic games at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena on February 19, 2026 in Milan, Italy.
Gold medalist Team United States pose after the medal ceremony for the Ice Hockey Women following the Women’s Gold Medal match between the United States and Canada on day 13 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic games at Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena on February 19, 2026 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)

“People are so negative about things. I think everyone in that locker room knows how much we support them, how proud we are of them and we know the same way we feel about them, they feel about us,” he said of the women’s team, adding:

“They’ve got busy schedules, too. Everyone is giving us backlash for all the social media stuff today. People are so negative out there and they are just trying to find a reason to put people down and make something out of almost nothing.

“Our relationship with them, over the course of being in the Athletes’ Village, I think we are so tight with their group. After we won the gold medal we were in the cafeteria at 3:30am in the morning with them and we go from there, pack our bags and we’re on the bus.”

The men’s team is expected to be in attendance at Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night.

Needless to say, the women’s team will not be on hand.

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Mykelti Brown: I Got in ‘Severe Trouble’ for Calling Meri Abusive!

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Did an allegation almost get Sister Wives canceled?

In the past, Mykelti Brown has put Meri on blast. But she has also minced her words more than some of her siblings have.

Now, she’s opening up about the backlash that she received from some of her own family.

It sounds like she was presented with a choice: walk back her accusation that Meri was “abusive,” or watch the family’s TLC paychecks disappear.

Mykelti Brown on SIster Wives on TLC
Mykelti Brown on an episode of the hit TLC series Sister Wives. (Image Credit: TLC)

There’s one topic that she basically can’t safely discuss

During her recent appearance on The Sarah Fraser Show, Mykelti received an interesting question.

Which of her past videos proved to be the most incendiary with her family?

It was not a difficult question to answer.

A couple of years ago, she and her husband discussed Meri Brown in a Patreon video.

What did she say about Meri? Mykelti plead: “I can’t say the word because I’ll get flamed for it.”

“So I’m going to say it without saying it,” Mykelti announced. “At the beginning of our Patreon, I [said] a word that Meri did to us kids.”

She continued: “And because of that word, it caused a ton of backlash and a ton of negative stuff and we got in, like, severe trouble [with] family [and] other people.”

Mykelti recalled: “Like, it was like, ‘Don’t say that word, ‘cause the word can completely end the entire show, it could end all of our income, it could make investigations happen.”

She added: “Because that word in 2024 means something different than it did in 2009 [or] in the 2000s.”

Apparently, not so different. Because Sister Wives is still on, Meri is still a free woman and collecting TLC paychecks. The world — or, at least, the people who make decisions — don’t actually seem to care about children. Or about justice.

Tony Padron and Mykelti Brown in 2026.
Tony Padron and Mykelti Brown appeared as guests on the ‘Growing Up in Polygamy’ podcast in January 2026. (Image Credit: YouTube)

She’s talking about when she described Meri as abusive

Still without using the term, Mykelti said that she was admonished that she needed to use “a lot more context” when employing the term.

She could, conceivably, have needed to give an affidavit based upon her term. (But, again, seemingly no legal action actually manifested.)

“So that word, I said it once, and I explained it a tiny bit — but not enough,” Mykelti explained.

Even so, that was enough to get her scolded by some of her own family for simply describing her own childhood.

That is actually extremely common, even for families where no reality show exists, when someone accuses a parent or other relative of being abusive.

Meri Brown gestures outdoors on Sister Wives.
There was a time when many felt sorry for Meri. Those days are long gone for most. (Image Credit: TLC)

In January 2023, Mykelti described Meri as having been “abusive” towards her and to other children in the Brown family.

(Oddly, she would later claim that Meri’s alleged cruelty to her was in the form of emotional and verbal abuse, a statement that may have come after the family scolding — and which does not match up with what her siblings have said.)

In 2019, Maddie had made a series of tweets that implied the Meri was “abusive” and a “monster.”

Paedon Brown also accused Meri of abuse, echoing and supporting his siblings’ claims.

And while he and Gwendlyn don’t agree on much, she described Meri as “violent” and backed up the claim that Meri seemed to single out Mykelti in particular.

Mykelti and Tony on Sister Wives
Mykelti Brown and her husband Tony talk about her dad, Kody. (TLC)

Fear of legal complications and economic suffering keeps a lot of people silent

In general, it’s legally safer for Mykelti to trash-talk Meri without getting specific.

You can talk about someone being an unpalatable disgrace with whom you’d never willingly interact without getting specific about their alleged actions.

But it’s also terrible that Mykelti clearly did not feel at liberty to openly discuss her own lived experiences growing up in her own family.

As we acknowledged, she is not alone. Countless children and adults find themselves treated as if they were the problem when they simply acknowledge how much a parent or other relative failed them — or worse.

Even without the apparent threat that Sister Wives money could dry up for everyone, this culture of silence is a generational curse that protects the worst people among us and forces victims to keep silent.

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