Dana White The Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO on manhood, his friendship with Donald Trump, and the future of the fight business

Why do you think Donald Trump asked you, and not a family member, to introduce him at July's Republican National Convention? Listen, he and I are really, really good friends. What I think, and from what his kids have told me, I am the one guy he connects with. They call it "bro-out"-we bro-out together.

- SEAN GREGORY

Coming out of the conventions, there's been a fair bit of commentary about masculinity. The RNC featured Hulk Hogan; DNC highlighted Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff's self-effacing humor. It's been labeled "toxic" vs. "tonic" masculinity. Has our politics offered competing visions of what it means to be a man?

It's a great question. This friend of mine was telling me, she's got a girlfriend who was saying, "You know what, I'm way more attracted to Trump's supporters. I like real men." It's funny, it's fascinating, and interesting that there is so much emphasis on, What is a real man? I don't really know what to make of it.

Well, what, in your mind, does it mean to be a man?