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After his parents are murdered by a cult, the titular protagonist of John Milius\u2019s 1982 lurid fantasy epic, \u201cConan the Barbarian,\u201d is forced into slavery, and made to work the Wheel of Pain, a grain-grinding contraption. Pushing a spoke for years on end transforms Conan (played by a young Arnold Schwarzenegger) into a hulking physical specimen. His torso and thighs grow eye-poppingly muscular beneath their skimpy fur-and-leather togs\u2014a development that does not go unnoticed by a warrior named Red Hair, who plucks the young hunk from his post and tosses him into the prime time of the gladiator pit. Roaring and grunting, his body sleek with blood and sweat, Conan tussles and grapples with a series of opponents, dominating them all, while an audience of torch-wielding vulgarians shouts and howls at the pit\u2019s lip. Later, as our hero sits down to sup with his admiring cohort, a warlord poses a question to the group: What is the best that life can offer? A triumphant Conan responds, \u201cTo crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women.\u201d<\/p>\n

Read more Meet Russ Freud<\/a><\/p>\n

Milius\u2014who co-wrote, with Francis Ford Coppola, the screenplay for \u201cApocalypse Now,\u201d garnering an Academy Award nomination\u2014not only wrote and directed \u201cConan\u201d but also had a hand in getting the Ultimate Fighting Championship off the ground, in 1993. An ardent fan of combat sports and a student of Brazilian jujitsu, Milius was approached by the U.F.C.\u2019s original Svengali, an event promoter named Art Davie, to assist in the creative direction of the mixed-martial-arts tournament, and was, at least by some accounts, the one to come up with its defining characteristic: a cage structure called the Octagon, in which the sport\u2019s vicious and swift full-contact fights take place.<\/p>\n

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Unlike Conan\u2019s pit, the Octagon isn\u2019t sunken. And yet, in its cartoonish hunger to crush one\u2019s enemies, the spirit of the Barbarian endures in the U.F.C., which has become, in the past three decades, a multibillion-dollar business. In the words of Dana White, the organization\u2019s C.E.O., who attempted to explain U.F.C.\u2019s popularity in a recent interview with David Remnick, \u201cWe\u2019re all human beings, and fighting\u2019s in our D.N.A. We get it, and we like it.\u201d It also wouldn\u2019t be a stretch to identify this perspective as classic Trump. In 2002, long before he was, God help us, the leader of the free world, he told an interviewer, \u201cI love to remember my enemies and I love to get my enemies whenever I can.\u201d This attitude\u2014vindictive, brutal, bellicose\u2014has only grown more pronounced, and its implications more globally consequential, since he\u2019s ascended to the Presidency. When speaking about Iran, in March, Trump told reporters: \u201cOh, I think we won\u00a0.\u00a0.\u00a0.\u00a0. We\u2019ve knocked out everything.\u201d He added, \u201cWe\u2019ve defeated the enemy, and they are an enemy.\u201d<\/p>\n

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White and Trump have been aligned for quite some time. In his interview with Remnick, White called the President \u201cone of my very, very good friends,\u201d and commended him as a \u201cDay One fan\u201d of the U.F.C., who played an instrumental role in legitimatizing the sport. (Trump began hosting U.F.C. fights at the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City in 2001, the same year that White came on as a part owner; the organization has since been sold to Ari Emanuel\u2019s TKO Group Holdings.) Some reports have questioned this narrative, suggesting that the relationship between the two men turned truly cozy only after Trump became President, for purely transactional reasons. But, whatever the case, the association has been notable for long enough that when Trump announced last summer that, to commemorate America\u2019s two-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary, the U.F.C. would hold a fight card on the White House\u2019s South Lawn, it shouldn\u2019t have been much of a surprise.<\/p>\n

It shouldn\u2019t have been, and yet, I\u2019ll admit, it was, and my astonishment intensified as the preparations for the UFC Freedom 250 event began. (Originally meant to take place on the Fourth of July, it was later pushed up to June 14th, to coincide with Trump\u2019s eightieth birthday.) It started with the enormous stars-and-stripes-adorned structure called the Claw, all but dwarfing the White House, under which thousands of punters lucky enough to watch the card play out in the Octagon would convene. Then, on Friday night, there was a press conference at the Lincoln Memorial, where the fourteen fighters competing in the card\u2019s seven fights shit-talked one another\u2014with a remarkable unanimity of metaphor\u2014under the watchful eye of Honest Abe and several crypto.com banners. (\u201cI\u2019m gonna take his lights out in the first round,\u201d Ilia Topuria, the trim-bearded Georgian Spanish lightweight, said of his opponent. \u201cI gotta put his lights out\u2014that\u2019s as simple as that,\u201d the pink-haired, face-tatted American bantamweight Sean O\u2019Malley said, of his foe.) This was followed by the official weigh-in for media outlets on Saturday morning, in which the American heavyweight Josh Hokit, who\u2019s known for taking on a variety of clownish personas, spit up what looked like vomit all over his large chest-piece tattoo as he stepped onstage. (\u201cSo what, maybe I was drinking last night,\u201d he mumbled.) And on Saturday night came another, more ceremonial, weigh-in, hosted by the podcaster Joe Rogan\u2014\u201cWe\u2019ve got a banging card for you, ladies and gentlemen, at the White House!\u201d\u2014who, with his bald pate, explosively worked-out muscles, and affinity for tight T-shirts, could pass for White\u2019s twin. (This is far from the pair\u2019s only link. As White told Remnick, he was the one to persuade Rogan to endorse Trump on his show in the lead-up to the 2024 Presidential election.)<\/p>\n

Read more Jackie Gleason\u2019s Paranormal Activity<\/a><\/p>\n

All this chest-thumping and showboating was so over the top that when I sat down to watch the actual event, which streamed live on Paramount Plus on Sunday night, I wasn\u2019t sure how much more I could take. But as it turned out, there was a lot yet to come. The fights were slightly delayed because of inclement weather, and so we were treated, first, to a quartet of chattering analysts wearing natty, snug suits. As Guns\u00a0N\u2019\u00a0Roses\u2019 \u201cSweet Child O\u2019 Mine\u201d played vaguely in the distance, the M.M.A. champ Chris Weidman remarked, \u201cAs an American, I haven\u2019t felt that type of patriotism in my life.\u201d The U.F.C. is something of an international affair\u2014Brazilians, Irishmen, Georgians, Dagestanis\u2014but the analyst Brendan Fitzgerald took care to assure us, before the action got under way, that nearly every fight on the Freedom 250 card would feature at least one American.<\/p>\n

As the event finally got off the ground, what I felt, more than American pride, though, was a kind of overwhelming dislocation, as if I\u2019d suddenly fallen into a K-hole. The pace of the proceedings was hypercharged, and so many random things were happening at such a fast clip that I could only sit back, dazed. There was Trump, stone-faced in a navy suit, greeting the crowd from the White House balcony with White, who was wearing a pair of black-and-white sneakers; there was a military flyover; there was the Joint Armed Forces Color Guard, dressed in their ceremonial dark-blue uniforms; there was the country singer Zac Brown, of the Zac Brown Band, stuffed into a boldly pin-striped suit, singing the National Anthem inside<\/em> the Octagon, with the red-coated United States Marine Band accompanying him; there were the crowd\u2019s occasional but enthusiastic chants of \u201cU.S.A.! U.S.A.!\u201d; there were Mark Zuckerberg and David Ellison and Ari Emanuel (and his wife, the designer Sarah Staudinger, in an animal-print dress), and the comedians Tony Hinchcliffe and Shane Gillis, not to mention Melania and Barron, Ivanka and Jared, and Donald Trump, Jr., with his new bride, Bettina; there was Joe Rogan, in a shiny, wide gray tie, marvelling forcefully at the \u201cenergy\u201d in the air; there were Medal of Honor recipients, at least a couple of them in wheelchairs, who were invited as a show of thanks for their service, and who flanked the fighters as they did their walk-ons; there was a clip of President Reagan talking about Flag Day; there were Octagon Girls, dressed in form-fitting stars-and-stripes-themed outfits, and the Octagon and the Claw\u2019s blinking and flashing lights and screens, and a whole bunch of background music, from a cover version of AC\/DC\u2019s \u201cThunderstruck\u201d to Deep Purple\u2019s \u201cSmoke on the Water,\u201d Hulk Hogan\u2019s theme song, and Drake\u2019s \u201cStarted from the Bottom\u201d (there was one Canadian fighter). And there was advertising, so much advertising, both popping up constantly on my laptop screen at home, as the event streamed, and also appearing on every available surface of the Octagon itself. Ads for Monster Energy drink (\u201cThe Beast Unleashed\u201d) and Starlink internet and Meta and Jose Cuervo tequila and Bud Light and Polymarket betting and, again, crypto.com\u2014the slew of increasingly indispensable garbage that we, as Americans, now depend on for work and leisure and, sometimes, vice. It was jarring and depressing to see the White House looming there, in such proximity to all of it, especially since the products being hawked included Trump Coins and Truth Social (\u201cthe real voice of President Trump\u201d).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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And, amid all this, there were the fights. Men grappling and kicking, throwing elbows and punching, giving one another bloody noses, black eyes, and\u2014surely, occasionally\u2014concussions. Several of them paid tribute to Trump. (One of them, that puking jokester Hokit, not only thanked Trump for having the \u201cballs to put some shit like this\u201d in the White House but, after winning his fight, roared, \u201cMichelle Obama is a man, am I right, America?\u201d to the sound of some cheers.) And while the President, for his part, didn\u2019t appear to fall asleep, as he did last week at the Knicks game, he seemed, at least from what I could see on the stream, a bit bored and tired. Wearing a white cap with the legend \u201cUSA\u201d on it, he sometimes mustered a \u201cGreat fight\u201d to one or another of the competitors. He had, after all, just turned eighty, and it was late. But, on a Department of War ad that d\u00e9buted during the event, his words were loud and clear. \u201cOur friends will respect us, our enemies will fear us, and the whole world will admire the unrivalled greatness of the United States military,\u201d he said, in voice-over, over footage of explosions. \u201cIf you attack the United States of America, we will hunt you down, and we will find you.\u201d\u00a0\u2666<\/p>\n

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