Michael Cohen
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This Isn't What The White House Is For
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June 12, 2026
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12:57Now PlayingThe White House hosting a UFC event? A permanent octagon? Foreign leaders wanting ringside seats? If this sounds like something out of a movie, you're not alone.
In this episode of The Michael Cohen Show, Michael Cohen reacts to Marco Rubio's latest comments defending President Trump's plan to host a UFC event at the White House as part of America's 250th birthday celebration. Rubio compared the UFC's rise to America's greatest achievements, suggested the event could draw more than a billion viewers worldwide, and even joked about leaving the arena in place permanently.
Cohen breaks down the interview, the growing relationship between Donald Trump and UFC President Dana White, the transformation of politics into entertainment, and what it says about modern American culture when one of the country's most iconic institutions becomes the backdrop for a cage fight.
The discussion also explores Rubio's prediction that world leaders will attend, questions about security, the symbolism of celebrating America's founding with combat sports, and whether politics is becoming increasingly driven by spectacle rather than substance.
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