Dana White defends the masculine UFC position in an interview with ’60 minutes’

Final Fighting Championship (UFC) The CEO of Dana White defended the male UFC position “in” 60 minutes “Sunday night.

Reporter John Vertim spoke with White about UFC’s ascension, especially among young people. Vertim referred to the former White criticism of America’s “Wussification” and asked whether the positions have turned. White said he believed they have.

White said: “We are definitely unusual male.”

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“Can this bubble too much?” Vertim asked. “When you hear poisonous masculinity, what to do -“

“What does that mean?” White boycott, laugh. “What is the definition of” toxic “? … How can a person be very male? Could it be very male?”

After some back and forth, White finally answered.

“No, the answer is hell,” said White.

White also affirmed his support for freedom of expression and opposition to cancel culture, condemning people who lose their jobs on controversial functions online.

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“I think you are a disgusting person if you are celebrating the death of another person, but people make mistakes and people will make stupid things,” said White. “I don’t like trying to destroy people’s lives to do something stupid.”

White recently confirmed plans with former President Donald Trump to host A. UFC event at the White House In 2026 to celebrate America’s 250 birthday.

Although Trump’s supporter, White Vertim told him that he respects all presidents regardless of their political party. For example, recall the moment she shared with former President Barack Obama during Trump’s second opening.

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“I am an American citizen,” said White. “Biden was my president. Trump is my head. I was in the opening, and I was sitting behind all the former presidents and there were these things” like Dana President “Obama.” President Obama – the only president who did – shook my hand, said: “Congratulations on all your success.” And I said, “Thank you very much, sir.

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He added: “The sitting president or former president of the United States wants to come to this event and treat them with respect.”