Phil Mickelson Was Oh So Close To Standing up for Human Rights

The transcript discusses Phil Mickelson's controversial involvement with a Saudi-backed golf tour, highlighting his criticism of Saudi Arabia's human rights record while still considering their financial offer. It explains the concept of 'off the record' in journalism and analyzes Mickelson's character. The discussion extends to global business ethics, comparing Mickelson's actions to broader U.S. foreign policy and trade practices with countries having questionable human rights records.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of US foreign policy in relation to business with authoritarian regimes?

What are the potential consequences for Mickelson following his controversial statements?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the PGA Tour should address the issues raised by Mickelson?

How does the speaker characterize Mickelson's personality and decision-making process?