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i was calling the tennis yesterday from the nbc studio in stamford, connecticut, guys, and john mcenroealibu john is verbal john talks a lot there were long stretches when john just sat back, you know, in his chair and said nothing he was gutted that it came to this. >> mary, what do you think the french tennis association could have done to untie this? because it sounded like they kn came down really like a hammer >> you know what, hoda i genuinely think the message they first gave, the press conferences are mandatory, and there's very little in terms of press that is mandatory. most athletes go on their social media and create their own messaging on every platform that they like. i honestly think the message was for the other players. to say, look, we appreciate that you all understand your obligations. frankly, naomi was contrite in her message yesterday, and just said it was bad timing and my messaging was muddled, essentially. honestly, i feel like if we can reimagine ways to make press conferences better, that would be great, but as a member of the media, i mean, we are so hamstru