Pablo Torre Finds Out
Pablo Torre Finds Out

Sep 25, 2026 · 1h 1m

Wedding money, boxing politics and the price of youth sports

Share & Krang & Tell with Michael Cruz Kayne and Katie Nolan

The episode links opaque political influence, contested gender testing and the increasingly expensive business of organized childhood athletics.

3 key takeaways
  1. 1Reporting on Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding raises questions about Umar Kremlev’s financial role and political connections.
  2. 2The International Boxing Association’s governance and gender-testing controversies show how sports disputes become culture-war instruments.
  3. 3Team Moms and the hosts’ family experiences expose how fees, travel and private equity are reshaping youth sports costs.

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Michael Cruz Kayne argues that he can redirect impending vomiting into diarrhea, prompting an extended debate over whether the claim reflects bodily control or simultaneous symptoms.

The brief

The episode opens with tanning-bed stories and Michael Cruz Kayne’s claim that he can redirect impending vomiting into diarrhea, a bodily mystery that returns in the closing minutes.

The central investigation examines reporting on Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding, including allegations that Russian boxing official Umar Kremlev funded post-wedding festivities and was identified through social-media sleuthing.

Kremlev’s role in the International Boxing Association leads to a broader discussion of governance scandals, disputed gender testing and the political amplification of trans-athlete debates.

A pivot to Team Moms: Baseball turns the lens on youth sports, where reality television, aggressive parental competition and vertically integrated fees make childhood athletics increasingly expensive.

The standout comic dispute arrives when Michael insists he can redirect nausea into diarrhea, leaving the hosts to debate bodily control versus simultaneous vomiting and diarrhea.

The episode’s throughline is accountability: powerful figures, sports institutions and commercial systems all shape public controversies while families and audiences absorb the costs.

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