DAVID ZIRIN, SPORTS EDITOR, NATION MAGAZINE: Ratings for Major League Soccer compare with Major League Baseball games in many markets. It's the number-one youth sport among children. The ratings for the World Cup in Brazil last year were through the roof. This is someone who's helped facilitate that change in culture. Another thing it opened them up to, though, was access to millions upon millions of dollars from corporations, from brands, from sports marketing executives who are trying to get their brands associated with soccer as it reaches a younger and younger and more diverse market.</s>ZIRIN: Oh, sorry.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Sorry, no. But do you think, quickly -- sorry, just final question. Do you think this may potentially blow up at locations where FIFA is holding the World Cup currently?</s>ZIRIN: Yes, absolutely. Right now FIFA is saying they will not relook at the 2018, 2022 World Cup. They said that today. But no one should believe anything FIFA is saying today. They're, in the words of a friend of mine in Zurich, shell shocked. This story could change minute by minute. The layers of corruption around 2018 and 2022 are so intense and deep, that part of the story is not going anywhere.</s>BALDWIN: David Zirin, "Nation" magazine sports editor, thank you so much for joining me. That could be huge.</s>ZIRIN: Thank you.</s>BALDWIN: Thank you so much. Coming up next, ISIS. ISIS retaliates as Iraqi security forces move in to retake a key city near Baghdad. The terrorists launching a new wave of attacks. We're all over that. Also, selfies as art. You have this gallery filled with Instagram photos, some sold for upwards of $100,000. But the people that took the pictures, they didn't get a dime. Is this art? What's this about? We'll discuss.
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