a guy dedicated to making a difference in lives. i accept that. i have to ask basketball questions otherwise my son will kill me. we are in california. we are happy. everything is great. what if lebron james came to l.a.? would you be able to sleep at night? i would be sleeping. obviously our team is team to beat but i m pretty confident in ourselves. so he has i guess the nba world is his oyster, he can figure out what he wants to do next year, but right now we are trying to win a championship. and it s fun right now. you got some feedback around your draft picks for theal stars. i did. all sorts of stuff. if you had the chance to draft anybody in nba history, at their height, you know, one, two, dwre three, who would you draft? u might go with marquise, or
what changed? i don t know what changed. that s obviously a thought. you see what happened with capilla cap row nick. you stood with him. i aligned with him. why? because he s putting his money where his mouth is. i don t understand how you can fault a guy, taking a peaceful protest, but on the back end million dollars he has putting his money where the mouth is, going to communities, making an impact, making a difference. i think for me to be able to bring some of that money back into the bay area meant a lot. i this he we are doing some good in san francisco with the united players initiative that we supported. i love my boy ruddy? that was a new brainer to me
talker, whether they said the guy from under armor said trump is an asset, and you said, yeah, if you drop off the et. for a nontrash talker that was trash talking. yeah, that was a good one. but it was more so opportunity to he a little wittiness with it but hopefully drop the message we aren t rolling with it. but now your momma she says that s a little too close to cussing, son. yeah. the thing of it, i guess you call it a little out of character, but she was quick to call me out on it. i got strong women around me all the way around, so i can t stray too far. is there a danger, because it wasn t just you, lebron james called the president a bum, it was a pile on. but is it a danger that his r rhetoric starts to pull us all
you know, the nation is still just reeling from this sense less massacre, 17 people high school students, teachers, in florida. our hearts were shattered by the students who died. but luckily we still have some hope coming from the stud entsd who lived, and that s so important. these shootings have become all too common. on this show later, we are going to hear from some of the survivors of the october 2017 mass shooting in las vegas. i m going to get back in my van, you know, i do van in the van. we have two mothers who lived through that massacre. plus in the same van, the owner of the gun store who sold the weapons to the very sniper who almost killed those women. so it s a very powerful conversation. and honestly we need some hope and inspiration. tonight we are going to get a voice of hope. a guy i call a super dad, nba s superstar, stef curry. we ll hear from here tonight. and we need to hear from him and
there are problems everywhere. there is just negativity and hate. for us, if we can want to stand for something, be consistent with that message, raise awareness to the things that need change. and as you talk about all the time and what this show is about, spreading love and positivity, and trying to just make a difference, i think that s what we are all on this earth for. and so that s my job as a basketball player and i m trying to do it. well, you are doing a good job. on behalf of every dad on earth, thank you, brother for being the kind of role model we can point our kids to. thank you very much. and thank you for doing your homework every night. homework, the dishes, all that stuff. steph curry. appreciate you brother. thanks very much, man. i want to thanks steph curry. i love that brother. amazing guy. up next, we ll continue the