[Paul:] Well, history is being made at the PGA championship.
[Blackwell:] Andy Scholes is at the course on Long Island for us. Andy, one golfer has really, really run away with this one.
[Andy Scholes, Cnn Sports Correspondent:] That is a true statement, Victor. You know, Brooks Koepka dominating the competition here and barring an epic meltdown, he is going to make history later today. He is the reigning PGA champ and two-time U.S. Open champion. No golfer has ever held back-to-back titles in two different majors at the same time. You know, the scores here
[Brooks Koepka, 3-time Major Champion:] Every time I set up for a golf shot I feel I know what the ball is going to do. If I don't, then I guess I'd be nervous but no point in being nervous. I'm pretty flat lined most of the time as you can tell.
[Scholes:] For the first time in more than 20 years, a Triple Crown run was not on the line at the Preakness Stakes. Kentucky Derby winner Country House opting out of the race due to illness and Maximum Security not running the race on short rest and could not win the Triple Crown. And we have some drama at the beginning of the race. Bodexpress bucking off his jockey at the start and he went to run the race by himself. Luckily, jockey John Velasquez was OK. War of Will would go on to win the race. But, guys, as soon as Bodexpress kind of started running the race by itself, I don't know about you, I was kind of cheering for him and I thought that would be cool for the horse to run without a jockey. It wouldn't have counted because the horse got a do not finish. No one got a refund and no one got paid for Bodexpress yesterday.
[Blackwell:] Bodexpress, the answer to the most difficult trivia question for the next ten years, no question. Remember Bodexpress.
[Paul:] Andy Scholes, thank you so much.
[Scholes:] Bye, guys.
[Paul:] So, a high school student who may have a promising future in journalism.
[Blackwell:] Yes, playing close attention sometimes is all you need. Coming up, how a teenager stole the spotlight from Mayor Bill de Blasio's presidential announcement.