rob simmons joins us from hartford. congressman simmons, thank for joining us. do you think professional wrestling is fixed? well, linda mcmahon says it s fixed. it s some sort of a soap opera. but the fact of the matter is there are certain aspects to the business that really, well, they re really not that nice. what about the steroids and the violence, the self-inflicted violence on the wrestlers? i saw the movie the wrestler with mickey rourke and got a very bad image of that sport. it certainly isn t the stupid stuff i saw on fabiani s wrestling growing up in philly. it looks much rougher and more disgusting than that. your thoughts on the business of professional wrestling. should the person who made their millions in that field represent connecticut in the u.s. senate? first and foremost, they should take better care of the people that helped make that money. they don t get any health care. a lot of them are dying before they re 50. and i think there are some real problem
months ago. quinnipiac has simmons leading 30% to mcmahon s 47%. but 38% may change their minds before tuesday. here is the man who hopes to change their minds. rob simmons joins us from hartford. thanks for joining us. do you think professional wrestling is fixed? well, linda mcmahon says it s fixed. it s some sort of a soap opera. but the fact of the matter is there are certain aspects to the business that really, well, they re really not that nice. what about the violence and the self-inflicted violence on the wrestlers? i saw the movie the wrestler with mickey rourke and got a very bad image of that sport. it certainly isn t the stupid stuff i saw on fabiani s wrestling growing up in philly. it looks much worse than that. your thoughts on the business of professional wrestling. should the person who made their millions in that field represent connecticut in the u.s. senate? first and foremost, they should take better care of the
but the poll also finds 38% might change their minds before tuesday. here s the man who hopes to change their minds. rob simmons joins us from hartford. thanks for joining us. do you think professional wrestling is fixed? well, linda mcmahon says it s fixed. it s some sort of a soap opera. but the fact of the matter is there are certain aspects to the business that really, well, they re really not that nice. what about the violence and the self-inflicted violence on the wrestlers? i saw the movie the wrestler with mickey rourke and got a very bad image of that sport. it certainly isn t the stupid stuff i saw on fabiani s wrestling growing up in philly. it looks much worse than that. your thoughts on the business of professional wrestling. should the person who made their millions in that field represent connecticut in the u.s. senate? first and foremost, they should take better care of the people that helped make that money. they don t get any health care. a lot of them are dyi