Douglas Brunt | Trophy Son in conversation with Megyn Kelly

[@TheTiayahi]

It is obvious there is love, admiration, and respect between them and toward each other.

[@darrenmiller6927]

Love Megyn Kelly, so glad to see who's she is married to. Seem like wonderful people, wonderful couple.

[@dinacox1971]

These two absolutely love and admire each other!!! It is really beautiful to watch!

[@bobgoldesberry7740]

I can't believe less than 500 people have liked this video after 44K have viewed it. I really have enjoyed watching.

[@parthachatterjee9027]

i am a Doctor from Calcutta , India . I think I happened to fall in love with Doug Brunt . He is a wonderful person , the kind I appreciate , simple, humble yet an achiever

[@catherinepositano8544]

You're aware he's another woman's husband?...+ his wife loves him and he has 3 children...and he loves his wife...so ..keep dreaming!

[@TrollMeister_]

Are you gay ? What is wrong with you ?

[@TrollMeister_]

Also how’s being a “doctor” relevant to your gay love ?

[@TrollMeister_]

Are you gay ?

[@sorayajayne6786]

I'm happy she mentioned professional dancers. When I was in a classical ballet company 35 years ago we were paid on average 400 dollars per month in the corps de ballet, plus given a place to live !! Only enough to eat . Hence I stopped at the early age of 26😪I tried working as a commercial dancer. The money was so much better but the passion I felt as a ballerina was missing.

[@sandrawooten9477]

Megyn is a great interviewer.

[@harrietthespy2119]

Getting to see your kiddo just be him or her self might be the.most.exciting.thing.EVER.

[@lindaallen4064]

Megan, I am a 77 yr old lady who was brought up in with a single mom of five kids, Welfare was how we lived. I had terrible learning disability and felt I could do nothing in life because that was what I was told all my life. My true love was writing ( story telling ) I have published. I was over 60 when I did publish. I have published 5 books and none is selling because I am no known. what I want to sell is no longer about money, I want my granddaughter to know someone I dedicated and dyslexic can follow their reams and make things happen My latest story I published is El Paso Co by Linda Allen. My idol ( If I have new ) is you and I must say Donald Trump whom I was so upset with when he insulted you. I knew he didn’t mean it he was being DT and you the lady you are handled it well. I loved you even more. I think you and DT are much a like. You call it like it is but he didn’t see you the way he sad that night. I just know that. Now we meet your wonderful husband that I would love to meet. I love books. I will be buying his. Thank you Megan and I am sure you will never end this but Thank you any way for always giving me hope. You are so real and now we can see so is Doug. God Bless you. This is unedited so you will see I truly am dyslexic. Hugs

[@daveautrey5858]

great couple

[@sandrawooten9477]

Sweet couple

[@sheenie_5264]

❤🔥

[@micheletotton9342]

Gorgeous couple

[@nadiasiddiqi]

They're so beautiful and in love, wonderful to see. Grew up watching Wimbledon and the U.S open but I couldn't hold a tennis racket as a kid so I don't know.

[@vinery4685]

she did...marry well. And he does...reflect well on her.

[@grammigram3225]

Kinda reminds me of James Brosnan….very handsome, and they are a beautiful couple.

[@piano0b]

lucky man

[@judithreynolds4738]

What a charming couple whose sensible values must make them wonderful parents!

[@rosiegirl2485]

To be fair.... Lucky women

[@TC-cd5fh]

Lucky guy. Hope your taking care of business!

[@Somegirl51]

Great couple. (Megyn, is that leather)

[@maynardbecker4613]

He’s like George Clooney.

[@swansong5263]

Much better looking!

[@dougg1075]

Yeah when we were kids , you had to play football, you didn’t hate to play baseball but yeah you signed up for football.

[@NewWorldDAO]

Do you talk about Elton John and Billie Jean King Yes yeah she wrote a book to make a fool of me We talked about Elton John and villager to cheating and all that 9% of the shit up towards me Talk about that dog No

[@browningautomatic2393]

COOL VIDEO ! THURSDAY 11/24/22 NOVEMBER 24, 2024

[@alexandermayer2026]

What crap. To keep your card in golf, you have to be in the top 125. At this level, your PRIZE MONEY is over $1M. And all those guys have endorsements as well. And why is this great researcher not aware that the Boletierri model, an academy run by an incompetent player and coach, a complete failure. In the 70's and 80's when I played professionally, the draws in the Slams had over half the draw spots going to Americans. By the 2000's, the number of Americans were 8, not 80. Bolletierri just scholarshipped great players and claimed them as his own, including, for example, a student of my father, the day after he won the 16 Nationals. BTW, my father advised him to go, mostly due to his father being the type excoriated in this book. Sampras, Courier, Wheaton were compete players when Nick enticed them to come. All Nick offered was a gladiator pit where the strongest might survive. And this is not the normal way. Without long term support and encouragement by my father, I never would have made it. My brother, on the other hand, was miraculous force of nature who would have, and did, become great by just thinking about tennis. Much like McEnroe, the level of talent took them to the top. Their work ethic was crap. I spent one week, injured, at my brother's house. Each day, McEnroe and my brother set a practice time, each time cancelling for some inane reason. At a subsequent tournament, having been asked by another player what he had been up to, my brother responded that he had been practicing with McEnroe! My brother won that tournament. Tennis and golf are best taught one-on-one. The Vulcan mind meld is almost always necessary. Is the kid an attacker or a counter puncher? You only figure this out with a relationship. It is not generally a lucrative endeavor for the coach. Marginal players who just show up for lessons and high volume clinics make the coach a lot more money. Greatest coach of all time? My father but he never had the traffic of the guy who coached four world number ones - Robert Lansdorp. He had no group program, just privates. Maria Sharapova's success was not the pilgrimage of leaving Russia and her mom (you got the chance to leave the hell hole of Russia, dude!); it was the weekends she spent with Lansdorp that made her great. And, of course being the selfish, normal tennis pinup, she dropped Lansdorp when he wondered why she did not buy him a Mercedes as a thank you for her earliest Wimbledon win. Bouchard dropped Saviano, after her success, because of money. How did that work out for her? Ruszedski (sp?) dropped Teacher after his surprising rise - again over money. The players are not victims. They are self-absorbed children. Agassi, the zen master, without the first generation gift bestowed on him by the tireless efforts of his father, would never had the life he has; his thanks for his father was to not try for half his career. only to wake up when he realized that father time was creeping up; his legacy is a top ten ranking of greatest under-achievers in the history of sports. So to all the parents who think they can buy success for their kids and abrogate their responsibilty as parents, consider the loss of a life to which they are statistically condemning their kids. The thousands of kids who get nowhere at, now, the IMG Academy are just meat for the grinder. Why else would the largest sports marketing enterprise have bought the academy that Nick ran into the ground? And IMG's expanding the operation into a multi-sport factory speaks to the gullibility of shirking parents. The breakdown of the family is the real underlying theme of this book. Generalized sports activity is not the solution as suggested here. That furthers the Pollyanna mindset of self-indulgent, privileged American kids. The blood, sweat and tears of parents is the method that works for society. Yes, there are risks. Yes, there are parents who go overboard. But without that risk being taken, we have the wokester young people of today.

[@helendrysdale3945]

36:27

[@kevinchambers1101]

You do know it was a novel?

[@alexandermayer2026]

@@kevinchambers1101 science fiction is more like it