The arch you see behind me isn't in Mexico.

The arch you see behind me isn't in Mexico. It is in Tehran, as in the capital of Iran. And it just further cements the brotherhood and friendship that we saw during the World Cup between Mexico and Iran. And if you don't remember what happened to Iran during the World Cup, they were banned from attending their training camp in Arizona because it's in the United States and they're Iran. So what happened is that they went to Tijuana where they were received with open arms. The Iranian players were so grateful and have a bond with the city of Tijuana and Mexico as a whole because of it. The Iranians were constantly praising Tijuana and its people for how well they were received and treated during their stay there. And clearly, they didn't forget. I hope any former and future host of the World Cup is taking notes because when other countries are having your flag displayed on an arch in their capital on your Independence Day, that is how you leave your mark and make an impact as a host country of a World Cup. Viva Mexico.