WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:07.707 --> 00:00:10.777 (light dramatic music) 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:10.810 --> 00:00:13.013 - [Woman] What he did was so embarrassing. 5 00:00:13.046 --> 00:00:14.581 I feel like it was an embarrassment. 6 00:00:14.614 --> 00:00:18.051 He cast such a dark shadow over these Games. 7 00:00:18.084 --> 00:00:19.886 - [Man] There was no robbery, there was no pullover. 8 00:00:19.919 --> 00:00:21.388 He lied. - Now, it is an 9 00:00:21.421 --> 00:00:23.323 international incident. - This really hit 10 00:00:23.356 --> 00:00:25.392 a sensitive spot in Rio. 11 00:00:25.425 --> 00:00:26.559 - [Ryan] I've basically been out 12 00:00:26.593 --> 00:00:29.829 of competitive swimming since 2016. 13 00:00:29.863 --> 00:00:31.398 - [Woman] What does this mean for his future? 14 00:00:31.431 --> 00:00:32.665 For his endorsements? 15 00:00:32.699 --> 00:00:33.933 - [Man] He's probably cost himself millions 16 00:00:33.967 --> 00:00:35.301 and millions of dollars. 17 00:00:35.335 --> 00:00:37.971 - [Ryan] After the Olympics I read a headline, 18 00:00:38.004 --> 00:00:40.674 "The worst person in the world." 19 00:00:42.175 --> 00:00:45.945 And everything that's happened in my life, 20 00:00:45.979 --> 00:00:50.483 everyone's been well, where the hell's Ryan Lochte? 21 00:00:50.517 --> 00:00:54.320 (suspenseful music) 22 00:00:54.354 --> 00:00:56.823 (light music) 23 00:01:07.467 --> 00:01:10.170 * Yeah 24 00:01:10.203 --> 00:01:12.672 * Aren't you tired, hey 25 00:01:12.706 --> 00:01:14.774 * Of all these lies 26 00:01:14.808 --> 00:01:19.412 - [Patton] So, what do you remember about Ryan Lochte? 27 00:01:19.446 --> 00:01:21.948 Yeah, about that night in Rio. 28 00:01:23.149 --> 00:01:25.819 Ryan, anything to say for yourself? 29 00:01:25.852 --> 00:01:27.120 - I *á*á*á up. 30 00:01:27.153 --> 00:01:28.655 I'm sorry. 31 00:01:28.688 --> 00:01:31.958 - [Patton] Well, that's a start. 32 00:01:31.991 --> 00:01:36.396 * And only the truth can set us free * 33 00:01:41.101 --> 00:01:45.705 (car beeping) 34 00:01:45.739 --> 00:01:48.475 (Ryan sniffling) 35 00:01:50.343 --> 00:01:53.213 (Ryan sighs) 36 00:01:53.246 --> 00:01:55.715 (car dinging) 37 00:01:56.683 --> 00:01:58.618 - It's freezing. 38 00:01:58.651 --> 00:02:01.054 (Ryan sighs) 39 00:02:04.090 --> 00:02:08.661 All right, let's do this. (car beeping) 40 00:02:13.800 --> 00:02:17.070 (light dramatic music) 41 00:02:18.505 --> 00:02:21.074 If I thought about like oh, this is my fifth Olympics 42 00:02:21.107 --> 00:02:24.444 and thinking about like the end goal, 43 00:02:24.477 --> 00:02:27.547 I think it will just mess up my head. 44 00:02:29.449 --> 00:02:32.719 It's basically all or nothing now. 45 00:02:32.752 --> 00:02:35.088 - [Patton] Now, if you're asking with all that's going on 46 00:02:35.121 --> 00:02:38.625 in the world why should I care about Ryan Lochte? 47 00:02:38.658 --> 00:02:40.160 Eh, fair question. 48 00:02:41.594 --> 00:02:45.932 The guy had it all, lost it all and probably deserved to. 49 00:02:47.100 --> 00:02:48.835 At his age, he's a long shot 50 00:02:48.868 --> 00:02:52.305 to even make it to another Olympics. 51 00:02:52.339 --> 00:02:55.175 And he knows that if he doesn't, the last thing people 52 00:02:55.208 --> 00:02:59.546 remember about him is the worst mistake of his life. 53 00:03:01.047 --> 00:03:05.051 - My entire life I've never really had pressure. 54 00:03:05.051 --> 00:03:06.920 Any pressure that was brought on it kinda 55 00:03:06.953 --> 00:03:09.222 went through one ear and out the other. 56 00:03:09.255 --> 00:03:14.260 This is the most pressure I've ever had in my entire life. 57 00:03:15.428 --> 00:03:18.531 Yes, I made a mistake in Rio and I need to earn 58 00:03:19.966 --> 00:03:24.137 the respect from my fellow swimmers, from Team USA, 59 00:03:26.172 --> 00:03:29.075 from everyone in the world I gotta earn that respect. 60 00:03:29.109 --> 00:03:32.112 And if I don't make the Olympic Team 61 00:03:33.246 --> 00:03:36.516 they won't see the change that I've made. 62 00:03:36.549 --> 00:03:39.085 (light music) 63 00:03:40.420 --> 00:03:41.654 - [Patton] What do you think about 64 00:03:41.688 --> 00:03:44.090 when you hear the name Ryan Lochte? 65 00:03:44.090 --> 00:03:46.259 - Olympics bombshell. - Rio robbery. 66 00:03:46.292 --> 00:03:49.095 - Conflicting stories. - He lied. 67 00:03:49.095 --> 00:03:51.097 - [Patton] You'd probably remember one night in Rio. 68 00:03:51.097 --> 00:03:53.533 - We got pulled over, he pulled on his gun, 69 00:03:53.566 --> 00:03:55.135 put it to my forehead. 70 00:03:55.168 --> 00:03:57.370 - [Patton] And the pointless lie that unraveled 71 00:03:57.404 --> 00:03:59.639 into an international scandal. 72 00:03:59.673 --> 00:04:01.441 - [Announcer] And here comes Lochte. 73 00:04:01.474 --> 00:04:03.543 - [Patton] You might not remember that Ryan Lochte 74 00:04:03.576 --> 00:04:05.311 is one of the great swimmers. - Yeah! 75 00:04:05.345 --> 00:04:07.247 - [Patton] One of the greatest Olympians ever. 76 00:04:07.280 --> 00:04:09.849 - [Announcer] These games belong to Ryan Lochte. 77 00:04:09.883 --> 00:04:11.718 - [Patton] Here's a list of every American 78 00:04:11.751 --> 00:04:14.721 who has more Olympics medals than Ryan Lochte: 79 00:04:14.754 --> 00:04:18.591 Michael Phelps and that's it, that's the list. 80 00:04:19.693 --> 00:04:21.327 * Feelin' like a boss 81 00:04:21.361 --> 00:04:23.163 - [Patton] But Ryan Lochte chased the kinda fame 82 00:04:23.196 --> 00:04:26.299 you can't find underwater and instead 83 00:04:27.434 --> 00:04:30.403 became swimming's first reality TV star. 84 00:04:30.437 --> 00:04:32.572 * Everybody wants to be famous 85 00:04:32.605 --> 00:04:35.975 * I think it could be me 86 00:04:36.076 --> 00:04:37.377 - [Ryan] Oh, my gosh. 87 00:04:37.410 --> 00:04:38.345 Woo! 88 00:04:38.378 --> 00:04:42.582 * Who else to fall for me 89 00:04:42.615 --> 00:04:44.317 - What would I do? 90 00:04:44.351 --> 00:04:47.554 - [Announcer] Ryan Lochte, everyone. 91 00:04:47.587 --> 00:04:49.089 - You're in my world now. 92 00:04:49.089 --> 00:04:49.989 Yeah! (water splashing) 93 00:04:50.090 --> 00:04:51.424 * Feelin' like a boss 94 00:04:51.458 --> 00:04:55.495 - [Patton] Swimmer, model and sure, actor. 95 00:04:55.528 --> 00:04:57.230 - I know she has a sex idiot 96 00:04:57.263 --> 00:04:59.332 for uninhibited experimentation. 97 00:04:59.366 --> 00:05:01.201 - No, I'm pretty sure we're in love. 98 00:05:01.234 --> 00:05:04.237 - [Patton] And so, this became the enduring image 99 00:05:04.270 --> 00:05:05.405 of a great Olympian. 100 00:05:05.438 --> 00:05:07.841 - Breathe, breathe. - Ryan Lochte, 101 00:05:07.874 --> 00:05:09.509 America's alpha bro. (swim cap popping) 102 00:05:09.542 --> 00:05:12.345 (friends cheering) * Everybody wants to be famous 103 00:05:12.379 --> 00:05:15.915 - Yes, I wore those grills, I wore those crazy shoes. 104 00:05:15.949 --> 00:05:17.484 * Feelin' a boss 105 00:05:17.517 --> 00:05:19.519 - What a time to be you. - There's no complains. 106 00:05:19.552 --> 00:05:21.154 - [Jimmy] Yeah, exactly, no. 107 00:05:21.187 --> 00:05:24.591 - You know, as long as I was swimming fast, 108 00:05:24.624 --> 00:05:26.793 I could do anything. * Everybody wants to be famous 109 00:05:26.826 --> 00:05:31.331 - Jeah, jeah, jeah. * Wants to be famous 110 00:05:31.364 --> 00:05:36.369 - The person that I am today, if I saw that 24 year old 111 00:05:37.537 --> 00:05:39.839 Ryan Lochte, I would knock his ass out. 112 00:05:39.873 --> 00:05:43.076 I would knock some sense into him and be like, 113 00:05:43.109 --> 00:05:44.778 "There's so much more to life than what 114 00:05:44.811 --> 00:05:47.247 you have going on right now." 115 00:05:49.382 --> 00:05:50.316 To wake up. 116 00:05:55.088 --> 00:05:57.123 Caiden, your ornament. 117 00:05:57.157 --> 00:05:58.892 Did you show mommy your ornament? 118 00:05:58.925 --> 00:06:01.027 Look at that? - Whoa. 119 00:06:01.027 --> 00:06:01.828 Is this a picture of you? - Are you gonna go put 120 00:06:01.861 --> 00:06:03.063 it on a tree? 121 00:06:03.096 --> 00:06:04.030 Let's go put it on the tree, buddy. 122 00:06:04.064 --> 00:06:05.865 - How cool. - Yeah. 123 00:06:05.899 --> 00:06:07.334 That's you. 124 00:06:07.367 --> 00:06:09.369 Yeah, what's the other side? 125 00:06:09.402 --> 00:06:10.203 (Ryan gasps) 126 00:06:10.236 --> 00:06:11.171 Gator colors? 127 00:06:11.204 --> 00:06:12.472 What does a gator do? 128 00:06:12.505 --> 00:06:13.707 What does an aligator do? 129 00:06:13.740 --> 00:06:16.042 (Caiden growling) (Ryan growling) 130 00:06:16.042 --> 00:06:17.243 - [Patton] It took a minute, 131 00:06:17.277 --> 00:06:20.280 but at last Ryan Lochte is all grown up. 132 00:06:20.313 --> 00:06:22.649 - Nice job, Caiden. - Good job, Bud. 133 00:06:22.682 --> 00:06:24.351 Yay, look. 134 00:06:25.452 --> 00:06:27.053 - [Patton] That's right, he's a relatively 135 00:06:27.053 --> 00:06:29.055 boring suburban dad. 136 00:06:29.089 --> 00:06:31.958 That's his wife, Kayla and their two kids: 137 00:06:32.058 --> 00:06:34.494 Son, Caiden and daughter, Liv. 138 00:06:36.496 --> 00:06:40.066 - We met out in L.A. - Out in L.A. at a club. 139 00:06:40.100 --> 00:06:41.334 - Yeah, at a club. - Yeah. 140 00:06:41.368 --> 00:06:42.535 - I know, right? 141 00:06:42.569 --> 00:06:44.070 I don't even know what that is anymore. 142 00:06:44.070 --> 00:06:46.940 - Yeah, we talked for like eight hours straight. 143 00:06:46.973 --> 00:06:49.075 - Yeah. - Of just like family goals 144 00:06:49.075 --> 00:06:51.077 and everything, I was just like, "What?" 145 00:06:51.077 --> 00:06:52.445 - [Kayla] Yeah, we talked about life. 146 00:06:52.479 --> 00:06:54.080 - And we both wanted the same things, 147 00:06:54.114 --> 00:06:58.151 which I mean, honestly, one night I was like 148 00:06:58.184 --> 00:06:59.652 "Dude, she's a Playboy model, 149 00:06:59.686 --> 00:07:02.822 she's not gonna want the same things." 150 00:07:02.856 --> 00:07:04.224 But she wanted the same things- 151 00:07:04.257 --> 00:07:06.559 - Just because you do Playboy doesn't mean anything. 152 00:07:06.593 --> 00:07:08.028 - Well- 153 00:07:08.061 --> 00:07:10.030 - There's more, there's so much more depth to something. 154 00:07:10.063 --> 00:07:12.565 - I know, but that's what at the, in the beginning- 155 00:07:12.599 --> 00:07:15.168 - At the time, yeah. - That's what I thought, yes. 156 00:07:15.201 --> 00:07:19.673 But everything changed and I was like, "Wow, she's a keeper. 157 00:07:19.706 --> 00:07:21.941 I gotta hold on to this one." 158 00:07:22.042 --> 00:07:24.110 Come on, bud. Let's go. 159 00:07:24.144 --> 00:07:25.045 Let's go. 160 00:07:25.045 --> 00:07:27.080 (Ryan humming) 161 00:07:27.113 --> 00:07:28.782 * Let's go, let's go 162 00:07:28.815 --> 00:07:30.350 (Caiden mumbling) 163 00:07:30.383 --> 00:07:33.520 - We obviously didn't know what the future was going to hold 164 00:07:33.553 --> 00:07:36.890 and you know, six months in to our 165 00:07:36.923 --> 00:07:40.393 actual relationship Rio ended up happening. 166 00:07:40.427 --> 00:07:42.195 Are there setbacks? 167 00:07:42.228 --> 00:07:45.465 Obviously, but it's like you have your setback 168 00:07:45.498 --> 00:07:48.301 and you pick up and you just keep going. 169 00:07:48.335 --> 00:07:49.769 (Caiden mumbling) 170 00:07:49.803 --> 00:07:51.738 - [Patton] Now, the Lochtes live in a perfectly nice 171 00:07:51.771 --> 00:07:54.874 three bedroom apartment, but once upon a time, 172 00:07:54.908 --> 00:07:57.377 Ryan was a poster boy for Team USA. 173 00:07:57.410 --> 00:08:00.013 - Look here, whoa! - Making millions 174 00:08:00.046 --> 00:08:04.050 and picturing a future that looked a little different. 175 00:08:04.084 --> 00:08:07.687 - I woulda thought I'd be multi-millionaire. 176 00:08:09.155 --> 00:08:12.425 Like, you know, having a big mansion, driving nice cars, 177 00:08:12.459 --> 00:08:13.893 just living life- 178 00:08:15.395 --> 00:08:18.064 - No worries. - And just having no worries. 179 00:08:18.098 --> 00:08:21.034 There is like frustrations, yes. 180 00:08:21.034 --> 00:08:23.269 It's been an uphill battle. 181 00:08:23.303 --> 00:08:26.239 At the same time, I have a beautiful family, 182 00:08:26.272 --> 00:08:28.141 and that's what means most to me. 183 00:08:28.174 --> 00:08:29.409 All right, buddy. 184 00:08:29.442 --> 00:08:30.744 Hey, you get a good night's sleep, okay? 185 00:08:30.777 --> 00:08:31.745 - Yeah. - I mean, as long as we stick 186 00:08:31.778 --> 00:08:33.713 together it will be all right. 187 00:08:33.747 --> 00:08:34.914 It'll be okay. 188 00:08:38.852 --> 00:08:39.652 (birds chirping) 189 00:08:39.686 --> 00:08:42.188 (ax thudding) 190 00:08:49.062 --> 00:08:51.731 (Ryan groaning) 191 00:08:53.166 --> 00:08:55.535 After whatever happens this summer, 192 00:08:55.568 --> 00:08:58.872 I don't know if I'm gonna hang up the swimsuit. 193 00:08:58.905 --> 00:09:00.006 I don't know. 194 00:09:02.275 --> 00:09:05.011 And I almost quit after 2016. 195 00:09:05.011 --> 00:09:06.746 I was just hanging on for dear life. 196 00:09:06.780 --> 00:09:08.481 (ax thudding) (Ryan groaning) 197 00:09:08.515 --> 00:09:10.884 But it's different now. 198 00:09:10.917 --> 00:09:14.854 I'm doing things that I've never done when I was younger. 199 00:09:14.888 --> 00:09:16.256 - [Trainer] Chin to hands. 200 00:09:16.289 --> 00:09:17.457 There you go. 201 00:09:17.490 --> 00:09:18.825 - [Ryan] And I'm just excited to see 202 00:09:18.858 --> 00:09:21.461 what I'm capable of doing this summer. 203 00:09:21.494 --> 00:09:24.030 (Ryan groaning) 204 00:09:24.064 --> 00:09:28.034 - [Patton] Ryan Lochte is old for a swimmer. 205 00:09:28.034 --> 00:09:29.436 He's 35. 206 00:09:29.469 --> 00:09:32.772 If he makes it to Tokyo, he'd be the oldest American man 207 00:09:32.806 --> 00:09:35.108 ever to swim at the Games. 208 00:09:35.141 --> 00:09:38.345 - [Trainer] Back over, down, lift, other side. 209 00:09:38.378 --> 00:09:40.280 - [Patton] It would be his fifth Olympics. 210 00:09:40.313 --> 00:09:41.514 (fists thudding) (Ryan groaning) 211 00:09:41.548 --> 00:09:43.083 - There you go. - But first chance 212 00:09:43.116 --> 00:09:45.385 to compete outside the shadow 213 00:09:45.418 --> 00:09:48.121 of the greatest Olympian who ever lived. 214 00:09:48.154 --> 00:09:49.389 (dramatic music) 215 00:09:49.422 --> 00:09:51.057 - [Announcer] They are one, two as expected. 216 00:09:51.057 --> 00:09:52.525 What order is gonna be? 217 00:09:52.559 --> 00:09:56.062 Michael Phelps is gonna win, Lochte with a silver. 218 00:09:56.096 --> 00:09:59.466 - You know, a lot of people ask me if Michael Phelps wasn't 219 00:09:59.499 --> 00:10:04.504 swimming in the same era, you would be the Michael Phelps. 220 00:10:05.238 --> 00:10:06.473 That could be true. 221 00:10:06.506 --> 00:10:08.508 - [Announcer] Lochte is gonna win Olympic Gold. 222 00:10:08.541 --> 00:10:10.010 - [Announcer] Unbelievable. 223 00:10:10.043 --> 00:10:12.612 - [Ryan] It's not hard to be friends with rivals, 224 00:10:12.645 --> 00:10:15.048 but we're not like that. 225 00:10:15.081 --> 00:10:17.217 I guess our personalities aren't the same. 226 00:10:17.250 --> 00:10:18.651 - [Announcer] The two best in the world. 227 00:10:18.685 --> 00:10:21.521 - [Ryan] But without him, I don't know if 228 00:10:21.554 --> 00:10:24.157 I would be the same competitor. 229 00:10:25.725 --> 00:10:29.596 - [Patton] The rivalry wasn't entirely one sided. 230 00:10:29.629 --> 00:10:31.264 The 200 individual medley 231 00:10:31.297 --> 00:10:34.300 is a defining test of an all around swimmer. 232 00:10:34.334 --> 00:10:37.203 One length of the pool in all four strokes. 233 00:10:37.237 --> 00:10:39.939 - [Announcer] Lochte trying to break Phelps' world record. 234 00:10:39.973 --> 00:10:43.576 - [Patton] in 2009, Phelps watched as Lochte 235 00:10:43.610 --> 00:10:45.145 took his world record. 236 00:10:45.178 --> 00:10:48.548 - [Announcer] There is a changing atop men's swimming. 237 00:10:48.581 --> 00:10:49.783 - [Patton] And two years later, 238 00:10:49.816 --> 00:10:52.052 Lochte lowered that record again. 239 00:10:52.085 --> 00:10:53.586 - [Announcer] Another showdown between 240 00:10:53.620 --> 00:10:55.488 Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte. 241 00:10:55.522 --> 00:10:58.158 - [Patton] In a time that remains untouched 242 00:10:58.191 --> 00:11:00.060 nearly a decade later. 243 00:11:00.060 --> 00:11:01.327 - [Announcer] The the wall. 244 00:11:01.361 --> 00:11:03.630 It is Lochte! - That's a new world record! 245 00:11:03.663 --> 00:11:06.199 - [Announcer] A world record! 246 00:11:06.232 --> 00:11:09.602 - Ryan was a guy that beat to his own drum regardless 247 00:11:09.636 --> 00:11:12.205 of who he was going to be compared to. 248 00:11:12.238 --> 00:11:13.740 But in the end it was inevitable 249 00:11:13.773 --> 00:11:16.576 that the comparison was going to happen. 250 00:11:16.609 --> 00:11:19.079 - [Reporter] The always entertaining Ryan Lochte. 251 00:11:19.112 --> 00:11:19.913 (both laughing) 252 00:11:19.946 --> 00:11:23.383 - I was not your normal 253 00:11:23.416 --> 00:11:26.986 Oh, Olympian, eat, train, sleep. 254 00:11:27.087 --> 00:11:28.788 I wasn't that person. 255 00:11:28.822 --> 00:11:31.391 I don't like being the same, normal guy. 256 00:11:31.424 --> 00:11:33.159 I like being different. 257 00:11:33.193 --> 00:11:36.863 - [Patton] The media crafted two very different characters. 258 00:11:36.896 --> 00:11:39.299 Phelps was Captain America. 259 00:11:39.332 --> 00:11:43.336 A once in a lifetime combination of talent and dedication. 260 00:11:43.370 --> 00:11:45.405 - [Reporter] Phelps has embellished these natural gifts 261 00:11:45.438 --> 00:11:48.408 with an unnatural machine-like workout regimen. 262 00:11:48.441 --> 00:11:50.276 - [Patton] While Lochte was described as 263 00:11:50.310 --> 00:11:54.447 a fun loving party boy, coasting on natural ability. 264 00:11:54.481 --> 00:11:57.784 Even on NBC, did Bob Costas narrate one of those 265 00:11:57.817 --> 00:11:59.853 warm, fuzzy Olympic stories? 266 00:11:59.886 --> 00:12:03.656 No, that's John McEnroe, fellow rule breaker, 267 00:12:03.690 --> 00:12:08.361 reporting from a closet full of custom sneakers. 268 00:12:08.395 --> 00:12:12.065 - The bad thing about the coverage about me, 269 00:12:12.098 --> 00:12:15.301 especially with NBC is it kinda portrayed me 270 00:12:15.335 --> 00:12:19.773 as a person that was gifted this ability to swim fast 271 00:12:21.207 --> 00:12:24.544 and not actually having to really work at it, 272 00:12:24.577 --> 00:12:26.112 which really pisses me off 273 00:12:26.146 --> 00:12:30.216 because I train harder than anyone. 274 00:12:30.250 --> 00:12:32.485 - [Trainer] 10 yards to go. 275 00:12:33.453 --> 00:12:36.089 - I bust my ass. (ax thudding) 276 00:12:36.089 --> 00:12:37.657 Woo! 277 00:12:37.691 --> 00:12:39.659 - [Trainer] All right, back squat, 12 reps. 278 00:12:39.693 --> 00:12:43.997 (dramatic music) (Ryan groaning) 279 00:12:44.097 --> 00:12:49.102 (medicine ball thudding) (Ryan groaning) 280 00:12:50.170 --> 00:12:51.004 (Ryan sighs) 281 00:12:51.104 --> 00:12:53.206 - Ooh, Dad. 282 00:12:54.107 --> 00:12:54.941 Dad. 283 00:12:56.109 --> 00:12:56.910 Daddy. 284 00:12:58.111 --> 00:12:59.112 Dada? - What? 285 00:13:00.714 --> 00:13:03.650 (Caiden mumbling) 286 00:13:03.683 --> 00:13:04.484 What are you doing, bud? 287 00:13:04.517 --> 00:13:07.821 (Caiden mumbling) 288 00:13:07.854 --> 00:13:09.055 (Caiden laughing) 289 00:13:09.055 --> 00:13:12.258 Oh, did you go, did you go poopies? 290 00:13:12.292 --> 00:13:13.960 - No. - You did. 291 00:13:14.060 --> 00:13:15.061 - No. - Shit. 292 00:13:16.529 --> 00:13:18.064 I should probably change him now. 293 00:13:18.064 --> 00:13:19.532 - [Trainer] Yeah, probably. 294 00:13:19.566 --> 00:13:21.067 (Caiden gasps) 295 00:13:21.067 --> 00:13:25.472 - I'm here to workout and Caiden took a big ole' crap. 296 00:13:27.874 --> 00:13:29.309 (Ryan sniffling) 297 00:13:29.342 --> 00:13:34.080 The 25 year old version of Ryan Lochte would not believe 298 00:13:34.080 --> 00:13:37.650 the 35 year old Ryan Lochte as I am today. 299 00:13:37.684 --> 00:13:39.152 Would not believe it at all. 300 00:13:39.185 --> 00:13:41.488 He'd be like, "I do not want that lifestyle." 301 00:13:41.521 --> 00:13:43.089 Caiden, no. Leave that there. 302 00:13:43.123 --> 00:13:44.090 - No. - Yes. 303 00:13:44.991 --> 00:13:47.093 Caiden, hey, you go play. 304 00:13:47.961 --> 00:13:49.763 Yeah, you can't play with that. 305 00:13:49.796 --> 00:13:52.098 - [Caiden] You gotta run, quick. 306 00:13:52.098 --> 00:13:54.234 Daddy. - Yes? 307 00:13:54.267 --> 00:13:55.969 - Dada. - Hi. 308 00:13:57.671 --> 00:13:58.605 (Ryan groaning) 309 00:13:58.638 --> 00:14:00.440 Oh, my heart. - Oh, my heart. 310 00:14:00.473 --> 00:14:02.042 - Just like I said. 311 00:14:02.075 --> 00:14:06.813 Let's see, on a normal day I wake up around 6:40, 312 00:14:06.846 --> 00:14:08.214 leave my house at 7:10. 313 00:14:08.248 --> 00:14:10.550 Traffic in Gainesville is just crazy. 314 00:14:10.583 --> 00:14:13.820 Eight o'clock I get beat up for two hours, 315 00:14:13.853 --> 00:14:15.055 some times two and a half. 316 00:14:15.088 --> 00:14:16.656 I have to rush to my son's school. 317 00:14:16.690 --> 00:14:17.524 Come here, buddy. 318 00:14:17.557 --> 00:14:19.059 Is that a ornament? 319 00:14:19.059 --> 00:14:22.062 And drive past my house where my weight trainer is. 320 00:14:22.062 --> 00:14:23.730 (medicine ball thudding) (Ryan groaning) 321 00:14:23.763 --> 00:14:24.798 Get my butt whooped. 322 00:14:24.831 --> 00:14:26.466 (Ryan groaning) 323 00:14:26.499 --> 00:14:27.967 Caiden. (Caiden giggling) 324 00:14:28.068 --> 00:14:29.903 All these cars just so I can get on the road. 325 00:14:29.936 --> 00:14:31.638 We drive back to our place. 326 00:14:31.671 --> 00:14:33.106 You gotta come help Daddy. - Hi-ya! 327 00:14:33.139 --> 00:14:34.574 - Hey, let's put all your toys away. 328 00:14:34.607 --> 00:14:35.575 No, no, no, no. 329 00:14:35.608 --> 00:14:36.576 We're not playing, bud. 330 00:14:36.609 --> 00:14:37.610 You gotta put it away. 331 00:14:37.644 --> 00:14:38.845 No? 332 00:14:38.878 --> 00:14:41.815 We try to put them both down for a nap. 333 00:14:41.848 --> 00:14:45.418 Caiden doesn't like taking naps because that means- 334 00:14:45.452 --> 00:14:47.387 (Ryan groaning) Hi, bud. 335 00:14:47.420 --> 00:14:49.422 Ryan can't take a nap. 336 00:14:49.456 --> 00:14:50.924 Okay, okay. - Daddy. 337 00:14:50.957 --> 00:14:53.560 - I get back in my car and I drive over to the pool 338 00:14:53.593 --> 00:14:56.663 and I have afternoon practice until 7:00. 339 00:14:56.696 --> 00:14:58.531 I'm rushing home to change diapers. 340 00:14:58.565 --> 00:15:00.200 I am the diaper duty. 341 00:15:00.233 --> 00:15:02.035 Caiden, this is your poop. 342 00:15:02.035 --> 00:15:04.170 You should clean this up. 343 00:15:04.204 --> 00:15:05.872 Caiden, what do you eat? (bag rustling) 344 00:15:05.905 --> 00:15:09.509 So, once they go down, Mommy and Daddy go to sleep time. 345 00:15:09.542 --> 00:15:12.445 Then I gotta do it all again the next day. 346 00:15:12.479 --> 00:15:13.313 Whoa. 347 00:15:14.481 --> 00:15:16.149 Whoa, let me see. 348 00:15:16.182 --> 00:15:17.784 Look at you, bud. 349 00:15:17.817 --> 00:15:19.052 - You look so cool. 350 00:15:19.085 --> 00:15:22.155 - Honestly, I'm happier now than I've ever been 351 00:15:22.188 --> 00:15:23.590 in my entire life. 352 00:15:23.623 --> 00:15:26.326 - Oh, you look so cool, Caiden. 353 00:15:26.359 --> 00:15:27.560 Oh, thank you. 354 00:15:27.594 --> 00:15:28.962 Is this your glasses? - What's he looking at? 355 00:15:29.062 --> 00:15:30.530 (Caiden mumbling) - Are you gonna wear them? 356 00:15:30.563 --> 00:15:35.568 - To see him grow from a rascal to a well mature man 357 00:15:36.970 --> 00:15:39.639 and dealing with his rascal, you know, it's very gratifying. 358 00:15:39.673 --> 00:15:40.940 Very gratifying. 359 00:15:40.974 --> 00:15:41.908 Good, Ryan. 360 00:15:42.909 --> 00:15:45.345 (Steve chuckling) Yeah. 361 00:15:45.378 --> 00:15:46.880 - Steve Lochte would know what - That's why he's in a lane 362 00:15:46.913 --> 00:15:48.682 over there by himself. - It takes to raise a rascal. 363 00:15:48.715 --> 00:15:52.318 Growing up, he was Ryan's dad and coach. 364 00:15:52.352 --> 00:15:55.855 Though that order wasn't always clear. 365 00:15:55.889 --> 00:15:57.824 - See his shoulders? - I see 'em. 366 00:15:57.857 --> 00:15:59.359 - He's like a water polo player. 367 00:15:59.392 --> 00:16:01.094 - The problem- - Yeah or he's been on- 368 00:16:01.127 --> 00:16:03.863 - You can't train. - A surfboard too much. 369 00:16:03.897 --> 00:16:07.033 I'd bitch at him about that. 370 00:16:07.033 --> 00:16:08.835 - [Ryan] Growing up at the swimming pool 371 00:16:08.868 --> 00:16:10.537 I couldn't say, "Dad." 372 00:16:10.570 --> 00:16:12.038 I'd be like, "Coach, coach." 373 00:16:12.072 --> 00:16:14.107 He'd treat me like a normal swimmer. 374 00:16:14.140 --> 00:16:17.744 - [Steve] He'd be happy if he had a 25 yard warm down 375 00:16:17.777 --> 00:16:19.846 and breakfast at Denny's. 376 00:16:21.047 --> 00:16:22.248 (Steve chuckling) 377 00:16:22.282 --> 00:16:24.818 - Him coming to practice sometimes and being able 378 00:16:24.851 --> 00:16:29.222 to watch me swim, he knows the mistakes I'm doing. 379 00:16:29.255 --> 00:16:30.790 - [Steve] Separate the feet. 380 00:16:30.824 --> 00:16:32.859 Let the water rush through. 381 00:16:32.892 --> 00:16:34.794 - So, he does help out a lot. 382 00:16:34.828 --> 00:16:39.099 And him just being on the pool deck and him being able 383 00:16:39.132 --> 00:16:42.369 to see his son swim, I mean, he loves that. 384 00:16:42.402 --> 00:16:45.071 - [Steve] All right, so you know what you're doing? 385 00:16:45.105 --> 00:16:46.539 - I do. - He's got god given talent 386 00:16:46.573 --> 00:16:49.542 and obviously being a swim coach, 387 00:16:49.576 --> 00:16:51.644 he spent most of his younger years 388 00:16:51.678 --> 00:16:53.613 hanging around me on the pool deck. 389 00:16:53.646 --> 00:16:56.716 So, what else is there to do except be a swimmer? 390 00:16:56.750 --> 00:16:59.252 (light music) 391 00:17:05.058 --> 00:17:08.828 - To watch Ryan was very frustrating in his younger years 392 00:17:08.862 --> 00:17:10.864 because he was all over the place. 393 00:17:10.897 --> 00:17:14.167 He didn't take it very serious. 394 00:17:14.200 --> 00:17:16.036 Ryan's first swim meet. 395 00:17:16.069 --> 00:17:17.804 (starting bell buzzing) (crowd cheering) 396 00:17:17.837 --> 00:17:20.874 He would be blowing bubbles underwater, 397 00:17:20.907 --> 00:17:24.377 pulling on kid's legs, hopping over lanes. 398 00:17:24.411 --> 00:17:27.347 (crowd cheering) 399 00:17:27.380 --> 00:17:29.549 Yay, Ryan! - Woo, nice job! 400 00:17:31.317 --> 00:17:34.421 - Anything that was not training he would do. 401 00:17:34.454 --> 00:17:36.322 Wow, what a start. 402 00:17:36.356 --> 00:17:39.526 Until he was about 13 or 14 years old. 403 00:17:42.162 --> 00:17:46.066 All his life, I always told him, you know, you're good. 404 00:17:46.099 --> 00:17:48.401 - [Woman] Come on, Ryan! 405 00:17:48.435 --> 00:17:49.602 Come on, Ryan! 406 00:17:50.937 --> 00:17:53.073 - Somebody said, "Well, isn't that great?" 407 00:17:53.073 --> 00:17:58.078 And I told Ryan, "No, greatness comes when you break 408 00:17:59.512 --> 00:18:01.247 a world's record and win a gold medal in the Olympics." 409 00:18:01.281 --> 00:18:02.716 (crowd cheering) 410 00:18:02.749 --> 00:18:04.818 - [Announcer] Lochte's got the lead in lane five, 411 00:18:04.851 --> 00:18:07.721 and he might get that first individual Olympic Gold 412 00:18:07.754 --> 00:18:09.222 and he might get a world record. 413 00:18:09.255 --> 00:18:12.525 He's gonna beat Peirsol here and he's gonna do it all; 414 00:18:12.559 --> 00:18:15.061 world record and Olympic Gold. 415 00:18:16.296 --> 00:18:19.366 - [Steve] In Beijing, it was the greatest feeling 416 00:18:19.399 --> 00:18:21.568 to see him win and break the world's record. 417 00:18:21.601 --> 00:18:24.571 - [Announcer] You can't help but feel good for Ryan Lochte. 418 00:18:24.604 --> 00:18:27.540 - And when he did the parade around the pool, 419 00:18:27.574 --> 00:18:29.909 he got up on the bleachers and I leaned over the railing 420 00:18:29.943 --> 00:18:32.612 and I whispered, "You're great." 421 00:18:33.713 --> 00:18:37.384 (light dramatic music) 422 00:18:37.417 --> 00:18:41.755 - I could just see the tears of joy coming from him, 423 00:18:43.523 --> 00:18:45.792 and how proud he was of me. 424 00:18:47.260 --> 00:18:50.463 And now that I think about it, 425 00:18:50.497 --> 00:18:55.502 I want my son to have that feeling for his dad. 426 00:18:56.636 --> 00:18:59.372 Watching his dad do something great. 427 00:19:00.407 --> 00:19:03.677 (Ryan sniffling) 428 00:19:03.710 --> 00:19:04.778 - That's one. - There it is. 429 00:19:04.811 --> 00:19:07.047 Yeah, that was the time you went 430 00:19:07.080 --> 00:19:10.016 from being good to being great. 431 00:19:10.016 --> 00:19:13.019 - Gonna start crying? - Uh, no. 432 00:19:13.019 --> 00:19:15.021 - Oh, my gosh. (Steve chuckling) 433 00:19:15.021 --> 00:19:16.823 That was so long ago. 434 00:19:16.856 --> 00:19:19.459 - I love you. - I love you, too. 435 00:19:22.529 --> 00:19:23.730 - [Steve] Everybody makes mistakes. 436 00:19:23.763 --> 00:19:26.900 I don't think anybody on this earth is perfect. 437 00:19:26.933 --> 00:19:29.703 We are continuing to grow, to become better, 438 00:19:29.736 --> 00:19:32.405 and that's what Rio did for him. 439 00:19:33.907 --> 00:19:36.676 (wind whistling) 440 00:19:41.715 --> 00:19:43.183 - [Interviewer] Have you thought about the fact you'll have 441 00:19:43.216 --> 00:19:47.487 to explain what happened in Rio to Caiden and Liv? 442 00:19:47.520 --> 00:19:49.189 (Ryan sniffling) - Well, yes. 443 00:19:49.222 --> 00:19:52.492 When I talk to my family, like I'm an open book. 444 00:19:52.525 --> 00:19:53.560 I'm telling 'em everything. 445 00:19:53.593 --> 00:19:56.563 I don't wanna lie to 'em ever. 446 00:19:56.596 --> 00:19:59.499 I'm definitely gonna tell my kids everything that happened. 447 00:19:59.532 --> 00:20:00.734 (waves crashing) 448 00:20:00.767 --> 00:20:04.037 (light dramatic music) 449 00:20:05.171 --> 00:20:08.408 - [Patton] So, what happened in Rio? 450 00:20:08.441 --> 00:20:09.909 Well, it's one of those stories where 451 00:20:09.943 --> 00:20:11.578 the more people you talk to, 452 00:20:11.611 --> 00:20:15.782 the less sure you are about what really went down. 453 00:20:17.150 --> 00:20:20.153 We do know that before things got really bad for Ryan, 454 00:20:20.186 --> 00:20:23.289 everything was going swimmingly. 455 00:20:23.323 --> 00:20:26.559 American swimmers won half of the events held in Rio; 456 00:20:26.593 --> 00:20:28.294 16 gold medals! 457 00:20:28.328 --> 00:20:30.730 - [Announcer] And Manuel is going to do it! 458 00:20:30.764 --> 00:20:32.866 - Oh! - Katie Ledecky was winning 459 00:20:32.899 --> 00:20:34.634 races by about half a mile. 460 00:20:34.668 --> 00:20:36.469 - [Announcer] Ledecky is on her way to history. 461 00:20:36.503 --> 00:20:37.704 - [Patton] Michael Phelps returned 462 00:20:37.737 --> 00:20:39.406 to win five more gold medals. 463 00:20:39.439 --> 00:20:41.174 - [Announcer] No way anybody's gonna 464 00:20:41.207 --> 00:20:43.009 catch Michael Phelps tonight. 465 00:20:43.043 --> 00:20:44.778 - [Patton] It wasn't Ryan Lochte's best Olympics, 466 00:20:44.811 --> 00:20:48.448 he was nursing a groin injury and his silver hair 467 00:20:48.481 --> 00:20:50.083 got more attention than his swimming. 468 00:20:50.116 --> 00:20:51.751 - [Announcer] And Ryan Lochte, second Olympic 469 00:20:51.785 --> 00:20:53.286 swim here in Rio. 470 00:20:53.319 --> 00:20:55.288 - [Patton] But he did swim the third leg of the winning 471 00:20:55.321 --> 00:20:57.223 four by 200 meter relay. 472 00:20:57.257 --> 00:20:58.692 - [Announcer] They got the lead they needed. 473 00:20:58.725 --> 00:20:59.926 - [Patton] It was the sixth Olympic 474 00:20:59.959 --> 00:21:01.661 gold medal of his career. 475 00:21:01.695 --> 00:21:04.230 - [Announcer] And the crowd on their feet. 476 00:21:04.264 --> 00:21:06.599 - [Patton] So, on the night the swimming competition ended, 477 00:21:06.633 --> 00:21:08.902 he celebrated, hard. 478 00:21:10.303 --> 00:21:13.640 This would prove to be a poor decision for Ryan Lochte. 479 00:21:13.673 --> 00:21:15.141 (light dramatic music) 480 00:21:15.175 --> 00:21:17.410 - On this Sunday night, a harrowing experience for American 481 00:21:17.444 --> 00:21:20.847 gold medal swimmer, Ryan Lochte and three of his teammates 482 00:21:20.880 --> 00:21:22.749 who were robbed at gunpoint- - Jimmy Feigen, Gunnar Bentz- 483 00:21:22.782 --> 00:21:24.084 - In Rio early today. - And Jack Conger. 484 00:21:24.084 --> 00:21:24.951 - This is the first time we have seen-- 485 00:21:24.984 --> 00:21:26.152 - A man posing a police officer. 486 00:21:26.186 --> 00:21:27.387 - Someone this high profile of this caliber. 487 00:21:27.420 --> 00:21:28.788 - Stopped the taxi they were riding in. 488 00:21:28.822 --> 00:21:30.223 - Who has been the target- - Tonight, Lochte 489 00:21:30.256 --> 00:21:31.958 is describing the ordeal. - Of violence here. 490 00:21:32.792 --> 00:21:34.094 - I messed up 491 00:21:36.930 --> 00:21:39.165 before that night even started. 492 00:21:39.199 --> 00:21:42.302 I was representing the United States of America 493 00:21:42.335 --> 00:21:43.503 at the Olympics. 494 00:21:43.536 --> 00:21:45.238 (Ryan yelling) - A night of celebration 495 00:21:45.271 --> 00:21:48.008 by Ryan Lochte turned dark and dangerous. 496 00:21:48.108 --> 00:21:52.178 - I shouldn't have even thought about going out 497 00:21:52.212 --> 00:21:53.380 and getting drunk. 498 00:21:53.413 --> 00:21:54.314 - [Reporter] Gold medalist Ryan Lochte, 499 00:21:54.347 --> 00:21:55.782 he was robbed at gunpoint. 500 00:21:55.815 --> 00:21:57.751 - Robbed at gunpoint. - Lochte robbed at gunpoint. 501 00:21:57.784 --> 00:22:02.255 - I shoulda represented my country the way we were taught. 502 00:22:02.288 --> 00:22:03.857 - [Reporter] The group was in a taxi heading back 503 00:22:03.890 --> 00:22:04.824 to the Athlete's Village. 504 00:22:04.858 --> 00:22:05.792 - [Reporter] While returning to 505 00:22:05.825 --> 00:22:07.060 the Athlete's Village by taxi. 506 00:22:07.093 --> 00:22:08.094 - [Female Reporter] They were at a party, 507 00:22:08.128 --> 00:22:09.629 the cab gets pulled aside. 508 00:22:09.662 --> 00:22:11.264 - They took his wallet, they took his money. 509 00:22:11.297 --> 00:22:13.566 - It just kinda spiraled down from there. 510 00:22:13.600 --> 00:22:15.502 - [Reporter] Lochte posted, "We are safe and unharmed." 511 00:22:15.535 --> 00:22:17.337 - Obviously sounds absolutely terrifying. 512 00:22:17.370 --> 00:22:19.172 Security has been a major issue here 513 00:22:19.205 --> 00:22:20.273 from the very beginning. 514 00:22:20.306 --> 00:22:21.775 A lot of crime here. 515 00:22:21.808 --> 00:22:23.810 This is absolutely the story, Lewis, 516 00:22:23.843 --> 00:22:28.181 that Rio officials and Olympic officials had feared. 517 00:22:30.150 --> 00:22:34.421 - It was all my fault and I have to live with that 518 00:22:34.454 --> 00:22:36.456 for the rest of my life. 519 00:22:38.158 --> 00:22:41.127 - [Patton] So, what happened in Rio? 520 00:22:41.161 --> 00:22:43.463 Well, the story begins just a few hours after 521 00:22:43.496 --> 00:22:46.766 the swimming competition came to and end. 522 00:22:46.800 --> 00:22:48.001 As the Saturday night ended 523 00:22:48.101 --> 00:22:51.137 around sunrise on Sunday, August 14th. 524 00:22:52.572 --> 00:22:56.543 - Me and a couple guys after a late night of drinking, 525 00:22:56.576 --> 00:22:58.111 we went to a gas station to go the bathroom 526 00:22:58.144 --> 00:23:00.146 on the way back to the Village. 527 00:23:00.180 --> 00:23:02.148 The doors were locked. 528 00:23:02.182 --> 00:23:04.517 Us being guys, we went in the back 529 00:23:04.551 --> 00:23:07.187 and went outside on some bushes. 530 00:23:09.789 --> 00:23:14.761 There was a little metal sign that was kinda hanging off. 531 00:23:16.196 --> 00:23:20.066 I kinda just, I ripped it down and it made some big noise. 532 00:23:24.471 --> 00:23:28.141 (speaking foreign language) 533 00:23:52.198 --> 00:23:54.134 - When we got back in the cab, 534 00:23:54.167 --> 00:23:59.139 two guys came out and told us to get out of the car. 535 00:24:02.242 --> 00:24:03.576 They had guns. 536 00:24:03.610 --> 00:24:06.613 (light dramatic music) 537 00:24:06.646 --> 00:24:10.283 (speaking foreign language) 538 00:24:56.129 --> 00:24:59.366 - We don't know who those guys were. 539 00:24:59.399 --> 00:25:02.869 Two guys in a foreign country come up 540 00:25:02.902 --> 00:25:05.038 and pull guns out on you. 541 00:25:05.038 --> 00:25:07.040 No military, no nothing. 542 00:25:07.073 --> 00:25:10.143 (speaking foreign language) 543 00:25:10.176 --> 00:25:13.413 (light dramatic music) 544 00:25:22.288 --> 00:25:27.293 - I was so drunk, I just got a gold medal at the Olympics. 545 00:25:28.661 --> 00:25:30.430 When they told us to sit down, I immediately I got up, 546 00:25:30.463 --> 00:25:32.065 and I'm like, "I'm not sittin' down." 547 00:25:32.098 --> 00:25:35.068 Like, "You're not gonna do anything." 548 00:25:35.101 --> 00:25:38.772 (speaking foreign language) 549 00:25:39.839 --> 00:25:41.541 - We had to give 'em money. 550 00:25:41.574 --> 00:25:44.678 Now, you can say whether they wanted the money 551 00:25:44.711 --> 00:25:48.748 to pay for the sign, they wanted, it was extortion, 552 00:25:48.782 --> 00:25:50.850 robbery, like we don't know. 553 00:25:50.884 --> 00:25:53.753 All we know is that once we gave 'em the money 554 00:25:53.787 --> 00:25:55.622 we were able to leave. 555 00:25:56.923 --> 00:26:00.593 (light dramatic music) 556 00:26:00.627 --> 00:26:04.431 Now that I look back at it, something coulda happened 557 00:26:04.464 --> 00:26:09.102 that coulda ended my life just like that. 558 00:26:09.135 --> 00:26:11.504 And it was because I was 559 00:26:14.040 --> 00:26:14.808 stupid. 560 00:26:16.109 --> 00:26:18.845 (waves crashing) 561 00:26:20.513 --> 00:26:23.483 - I was at the hotel, I think he was in a taxi. 562 00:26:23.516 --> 00:26:27.053 And I do remember him calling me and I could tell 563 00:26:27.053 --> 00:26:30.056 by his voice how frightened he was. 564 00:26:31.391 --> 00:26:34.427 Saying that somebody just held a gun up to them, 565 00:26:34.461 --> 00:26:36.396 like I couldn't even, he couldn't even talk. 566 00:26:36.429 --> 00:26:37.864 (light dramatic music) 567 00:26:37.897 --> 00:26:41.634 - [Patton] Kayla was with Ryan's mother in a Rio hotel room. 568 00:26:41.668 --> 00:26:44.804 At about 7:00 a.m., Ryan called on the way back 569 00:26:44.838 --> 00:26:47.340 to the Athlete's Village. 570 00:26:47.374 --> 00:26:49.509 - I was still hammered, I was still drunk, 571 00:26:49.542 --> 00:26:54.547 and I guess my mom overheard it and then she was on a bus 572 00:26:55.982 --> 00:27:00.020 going somewhere and she said it I guess to a reporter. 573 00:27:00.053 --> 00:27:02.389 It just went, it went viral. 574 00:27:02.422 --> 00:27:03.456 - [Reporter] We do have some breaking news 575 00:27:03.490 --> 00:27:05.025 from Rio and the Olympics. 576 00:27:05.025 --> 00:27:07.293 - [Reporter] This just came into us, Ryan Lochte's mother 577 00:27:07.327 --> 00:27:10.563 said that their wallets were taken, but he was fine. 578 00:27:10.597 --> 00:27:13.099 - [Patton] By 9:30, Sunday morning, three hours after 579 00:27:13.133 --> 00:27:16.336 the incident, news is breaking that the swimmers 580 00:27:16.369 --> 00:27:18.471 had been held up at gunpoint. 581 00:27:18.505 --> 00:27:20.040 At this point, what happened is still 582 00:27:20.073 --> 00:27:22.742 just a story, not a scandal. 583 00:27:22.776 --> 00:27:27.047 It wasn't too late to set the record straight. 584 00:27:27.080 --> 00:27:30.517 That is not what Ryan Lochte did. 585 00:27:32.185 --> 00:27:34.220 - It was a Sunday morning, we've got the weekend off 586 00:27:34.254 --> 00:27:36.222 and we see Ryan Lochte. 587 00:27:36.256 --> 00:27:38.591 Oh, my gosh, held at gunpoint, gas station. 588 00:27:38.625 --> 00:27:40.727 It's a day off, so we go to the USA House. 589 00:27:40.760 --> 00:27:43.863 And as I'm walking into the USA House I look down the street 590 00:27:43.897 --> 00:27:47.734 and I see Lochte just bumbling along down the sidewalk, 591 00:27:47.767 --> 00:27:49.169 with the dyed hair and the whole thing. 592 00:27:49.202 --> 00:27:50.770 I mean, he was buzzed still. 593 00:27:50.804 --> 00:27:54.174 The waft of the vod' was pretty strong. 594 00:27:54.207 --> 00:27:56.109 And then, so I said, "Hey, would you mind, 595 00:27:56.142 --> 00:27:58.211 could you tell me this story on camera?" 596 00:27:58.244 --> 00:28:00.847 And I think we can just do it in my phone. 597 00:28:00.880 --> 00:28:01.781 - [Woman] Go. 598 00:28:01.815 --> 00:28:03.683 - So, what happened? 599 00:28:03.717 --> 00:28:05.785 You were held at gunpoint last night? 600 00:28:05.819 --> 00:28:06.853 - Yes. - Look, it's him. 601 00:28:06.886 --> 00:28:07.687 - What happened? 602 00:28:07.721 --> 00:28:09.022 Who were you with? 603 00:28:09.022 --> 00:28:10.223 What time of night? Who pulled you over? 604 00:28:10.256 --> 00:28:12.359 - Well, I was with a couple swimmers. 605 00:28:12.392 --> 00:28:14.361 We were coming back from the training house 606 00:28:14.394 --> 00:28:19.399 and we got pulled over in our taxi 607 00:28:20.133 --> 00:28:22.168 and these guys came out 608 00:28:22.202 --> 00:28:24.771 with a badge, a police badge. 609 00:28:24.804 --> 00:28:27.774 No lights, no nothing, just a police badge. 610 00:28:27.807 --> 00:28:31.211 They pulled us over, they pulled out their guns, 611 00:28:31.244 --> 00:28:34.647 they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground. 612 00:28:34.681 --> 00:28:37.250 They got down on the ground, I refused. 613 00:28:37.283 --> 00:28:39.753 I was like, "We didn't do anything wrong. 614 00:28:39.786 --> 00:28:43.156 So, I'm not getting down on the ground." 615 00:28:43.189 --> 00:28:46.826 And then the guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, 616 00:28:46.860 --> 00:28:48.194 put it to my forehead. 617 00:28:48.228 --> 00:28:49.429 He said, "Get down." 618 00:28:49.462 --> 00:28:50.697 and I was like, I put my hands up. 619 00:28:50.730 --> 00:28:52.866 I was like, whatever. 620 00:28:52.899 --> 00:28:54.634 I mean, he was like four or five feet away, 621 00:28:54.668 --> 00:28:59.673 but I told, I embellished the story 622 00:29:01.107 --> 00:29:03.143 making it look like it was worse than what it was. 623 00:29:03.176 --> 00:29:05.245 - But he left your cell phone, he left your credentials? 624 00:29:05.278 --> 00:29:07.847 - He left my cell phone, he left my credential, 625 00:29:07.881 --> 00:29:11.584 but he took my wallet and he took all the guys' cash. 626 00:29:11.618 --> 00:29:13.653 - Did he mention why they pulled you over? 627 00:29:13.687 --> 00:29:14.854 - No. 628 00:29:14.888 --> 00:29:16.856 - I felt like we didn't have a lot of time. 629 00:29:16.890 --> 00:29:21.261 And the video is one minute and 40 seconds before the USOC 630 00:29:21.294 --> 00:29:25.632 saw us across the street, came over and shut it down. 631 00:29:25.665 --> 00:29:27.400 (speaking foreign language) 632 00:29:27.434 --> 00:29:28.702 - [Woman] It's unlike anything I've ever seen before. 633 00:29:28.735 --> 00:29:29.903 - [Man] Ryan Lochte. 634 00:29:29.936 --> 00:29:31.438 - [Patton] The instant Lochte's interview 635 00:29:31.471 --> 00:29:34.941 with Billy Bush made air, Lochtegate became the all 636 00:29:35.041 --> 00:29:38.044 consuming global headline of the Games. 637 00:29:38.044 --> 00:29:39.546 - Ryan Lochte stood up to these guys. 638 00:29:39.579 --> 00:29:42.916 Honestly, that was a brave and dangerous thing to do. 639 00:29:42.949 --> 00:29:45.251 - [Patton] Rio's problems with crime and police corruption 640 00:29:45.285 --> 00:29:48.688 were major concerns before the Olympics began. 641 00:29:48.722 --> 00:29:51.925 And so, Lochte's story of being pulled over by men 642 00:29:51.958 --> 00:29:56.329 holding a police badge invited close scrutiny 643 00:29:56.363 --> 00:29:59.532 from Rio Police Chief Fernando Veloso. 644 00:30:00.900 --> 00:30:03.536 - Police officers, they have a tendance 645 00:30:03.570 --> 00:30:06.006 to see a lie everywhere, right? 646 00:30:06.039 --> 00:30:09.542 He pointed to Brazil, to Brazilian Police and he said, 647 00:30:09.576 --> 00:30:12.212 "I was victim of a crime." 648 00:30:12.245 --> 00:30:14.614 Investigators went to see what happened 649 00:30:14.647 --> 00:30:17.450 and at the very first moment when they saw the image 650 00:30:17.484 --> 00:30:19.152 of the cameras of the gas station, 651 00:30:19.185 --> 00:30:21.388 they noticed there was something strange there. 652 00:30:21.421 --> 00:30:23.490 - Big questions are suddenly being raised about 653 00:30:23.523 --> 00:30:27.160 the alleged armed robbery of American swimmer Ryan Lochte. 654 00:30:27.193 --> 00:30:28.828 - [Reporter] The American's account of what happened 655 00:30:28.862 --> 00:30:30.397 being questioned by authorities. 656 00:30:30.430 --> 00:30:32.832 - [Reporter] Details of the story don't match up. 657 00:30:32.866 --> 00:30:36.803 - A big lie like this told to the entire world 658 00:30:36.836 --> 00:30:40.006 damaged the image of the whole country. 659 00:30:40.040 --> 00:30:43.009 - [Patton] Lochte didn't stick around for the investigation. 660 00:30:43.043 --> 00:30:45.378 He flew home two days after the incident 661 00:30:45.412 --> 00:30:47.914 on a flight he says was already booked. 662 00:30:47.947 --> 00:30:51.751 But it appeared to be another in a chain of bad decisions 663 00:30:51.785 --> 00:30:55.388 to split town with his three teammates still in Rio. 664 00:30:55.422 --> 00:30:56.790 - One quick question. 665 00:30:56.823 --> 00:30:58.324 - Not gonna interview you. - Did it happen? 666 00:30:58.358 --> 00:30:59.859 - [Reporter] Breaking news to report two U.S. swimmers 667 00:30:59.893 --> 00:31:01.961 pulled off their flights by Brazilian authorities. 668 00:31:02.062 --> 00:31:04.497 - [Reporter] This is stunning, this is American Olympians 669 00:31:04.531 --> 00:31:08.068 apparently interrogated for hours, their passport seized. 670 00:31:08.068 --> 00:31:09.369 - [Reporter] Gold medal winners boo'd 671 00:31:09.402 --> 00:31:11.304 and shamed there in Rio. 672 00:31:12.405 --> 00:31:14.941 - I remember watching on the news 673 00:31:14.974 --> 00:31:18.178 my teammates not being able to leave. 674 00:31:18.211 --> 00:31:21.147 I just remember being like, I should be there with them. 675 00:31:21.181 --> 00:31:24.417 Like this is all me, not them. 676 00:31:24.451 --> 00:31:25.852 - [Reporter] Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger 677 00:31:25.885 --> 00:31:27.687 were questioned by police today. 678 00:31:27.721 --> 00:31:29.789 - [Reporter] Third swimmer, Jimmy Feigen agreeing 679 00:31:29.823 --> 00:31:32.826 to donate roughly $11,000 to charity 680 00:31:32.859 --> 00:31:36.096 to get his passport back and leave Brazil. 681 00:31:36.096 --> 00:31:38.398 - [Patton] In public statements, Police Chief Veloso 682 00:31:38.431 --> 00:31:40.433 said the swimmers entered the bathroom 683 00:31:40.467 --> 00:31:43.703 and damaged a mirror and soap dispenser. 684 00:31:43.737 --> 00:31:45.605 But, while evidence of the torn poster 685 00:31:45.638 --> 00:31:49.009 was visible days later, there was no sign 686 00:31:49.109 --> 00:31:50.443 of damage to the bathroom. - Reports say badly damaged, 687 00:31:50.477 --> 00:31:52.979 but we can see no sign of that now. 688 00:31:53.013 --> 00:31:54.914 - [Patton] The charge eventually brought against Lochte 689 00:31:54.948 --> 00:31:58.184 wasn't directly tied to his behavior at the gas station. 690 00:31:58.218 --> 00:32:00.186 - These guys came out- - Rather, authorities claimed 691 00:32:00.220 --> 00:32:02.055 that Lochte's interview with Billy Bush- 692 00:32:02.055 --> 00:32:03.523 - No lights, no nothing. - Constituted the false 693 00:32:03.556 --> 00:32:04.958 reporting of a crime. - Just a police badge. 694 00:32:05.058 --> 00:32:06.493 They pulled us over. 695 00:32:06.526 --> 00:32:08.328 - [Patton] The swimmer's taxi was never pulled over 696 00:32:08.361 --> 00:32:11.331 and the athlete's wallets were not taken. 697 00:32:11.364 --> 00:32:13.600 - [Reporter] What he did was so embarrassing. 698 00:32:13.633 --> 00:32:15.101 I feel like it was an embarrassment. 699 00:32:15.135 --> 00:32:18.905 - [Reporter] But now, it is an international incident. 700 00:32:18.938 --> 00:32:21.474 - [Patton] In a matter of days, Ryan Lochte had gone 701 00:32:21.508 --> 00:32:26.079 from victim to exhibit A of entitlement and privilege. 702 00:32:28.314 --> 00:32:31.651 - I have no dog in the fight here, but you guys both 703 00:32:31.685 --> 00:32:34.320 seem to be very hopped up that Lochte 704 00:32:34.354 --> 00:32:36.990 has done the ultimate, the worst thing. 705 00:32:37.090 --> 00:32:39.793 - Yes, I feel like all of these other athletes have had 706 00:32:39.826 --> 00:32:42.562 this incredible moment to shine and sadly, 707 00:32:42.595 --> 00:32:45.365 we've been focused on this ridiculousness. 708 00:32:45.398 --> 00:32:48.134 - The truth is, that bathroom was never broached. 709 00:32:48.168 --> 00:32:51.905 There's no broken soap dispenser, there's no broken mirror. 710 00:32:51.938 --> 00:32:53.106 It was never entered. 711 00:32:53.139 --> 00:32:54.607 So, what happened? 712 00:32:54.641 --> 00:32:56.309 Well, I mean, it wasn't a fine moment for Lochte. 713 00:32:56.343 --> 00:32:58.778 They didn't get pulled over with guns drawn. 714 00:32:58.812 --> 00:33:00.580 They went over to go to the bathroom, 715 00:33:00.613 --> 00:33:01.881 and they went back and the bathroom 716 00:33:01.915 --> 00:33:03.383 was locked and so they peed outside. 717 00:33:03.416 --> 00:33:07.053 What they did do was pull down a loosely attached poster, 718 00:33:07.053 --> 00:33:09.756 then they had to pay for the damage of the poster 719 00:33:09.789 --> 00:33:12.559 they pulled down with guns drawn. 720 00:33:12.592 --> 00:33:16.329 Now, you can call that restitution for damage 721 00:33:17.530 --> 00:33:19.833 or you can call it a shakedown. 722 00:33:19.866 --> 00:33:21.301 - We got worked up as we were- - Yeah. 723 00:33:21.334 --> 00:33:22.535 - Coming on the air. 724 00:33:22.569 --> 00:33:24.070 You said, "Well, he didn't quite lie." 725 00:33:24.070 --> 00:33:25.438 And I said, "No, no, wait, wait, wait, he lied." 726 00:33:25.472 --> 00:33:26.639 He lied to you. - Yeah. 727 00:33:26.673 --> 00:33:28.975 - Lied to his mom, he left his teammates 728 00:33:29.075 --> 00:33:31.578 hanging while he skedaddled. 729 00:33:31.611 --> 00:33:32.779 - He certainly lied- - Right. 730 00:33:32.812 --> 00:33:34.080 - About some details. - No, no, he lied. 731 00:33:34.080 --> 00:33:35.215 No, Billy, Billy. - Some details? 732 00:33:35.248 --> 00:33:36.583 - Not some details. - There was no robbery. 733 00:33:36.616 --> 00:33:39.786 - Okay, there was no robbery, there was pull over. 734 00:33:39.819 --> 00:33:40.820 Nobody cocked a gun- - There was no gun cocked 735 00:33:40.854 --> 00:33:41.721 to his head. - To his head. 736 00:33:41.755 --> 00:33:42.655 - Hold on, just- - He lied. 737 00:33:42.689 --> 00:33:44.124 - Okay, calm down, listen. 738 00:33:44.157 --> 00:33:48.094 Who amongst us has not gone to the bathroom outside 739 00:33:48.094 --> 00:33:50.430 or behind a public facility or something 740 00:33:50.463 --> 00:33:52.098 if the door was locked? 741 00:33:52.132 --> 00:33:54.668 I don't know if you're the person that would never do 742 00:33:54.701 --> 00:33:56.770 such a thing, please stand and be recognized 743 00:33:56.803 --> 00:33:59.172 so we can all applaud the wonderful person you are. 744 00:33:59.205 --> 00:34:00.373 - He lied. 745 00:34:00.407 --> 00:34:01.608 - Sure, he embellished at that point. 746 00:34:01.641 --> 00:34:03.109 - No, no, no, no. - Money unwillingly- 747 00:34:03.143 --> 00:34:04.411 - He didn't embellished. - Came out of his pocket. 748 00:34:04.444 --> 00:34:05.612 - He lied. - Al. 749 00:34:05.645 --> 00:34:08.581 - They were not, he said their car was hit. 750 00:34:08.615 --> 00:34:10.316 - That's not true, that's a lie. 751 00:34:10.350 --> 00:34:11.885 And they weren't sideswiped. - So, he created all of these 752 00:34:11.918 --> 00:34:13.953 moments to make himself look like- 753 00:34:14.054 --> 00:34:15.655 - Okay. - You know, I've stared 754 00:34:15.689 --> 00:34:17.123 them down in the face. 755 00:34:17.157 --> 00:34:18.558 It was like you said, the "Dirty Harry" moment- 756 00:34:18.591 --> 00:34:20.060 - Look, you look- - I mean, come on. 757 00:34:20.093 --> 00:34:21.561 Ryan Lochte should speak out. - I think what the USOC did. 758 00:34:21.594 --> 00:34:23.963 - [Woman] I think he owes the Brazilian people an apology. 759 00:34:24.064 --> 00:34:27.734 - In the end, he became the villain de jure 760 00:34:27.767 --> 00:34:30.603 and he was perfect profile for it. 761 00:34:34.674 --> 00:34:37.444 (water bubbling) 762 00:34:38.545 --> 00:34:41.815 (light dramatic music) 763 00:34:42.716 --> 00:34:44.184 - What about the people of Rio? 764 00:34:44.217 --> 00:34:45.985 You know, they dealt with all the headlines going into 765 00:34:46.086 --> 00:34:48.822 the Games and here comes this story with one of the highest 766 00:34:48.855 --> 00:34:53.493 profile U.S. athletes saying, "I got held up at gunpoint." 767 00:34:53.526 --> 00:34:55.895 What would you say to them now? 768 00:34:55.929 --> 00:34:57.330 - How sorry I am. 769 00:34:58.598 --> 00:35:00.567 They have my deepest apologies. 770 00:35:00.600 --> 00:35:03.103 - Do you think if you stay in the sport and they allow you 771 00:35:03.136 --> 00:35:06.740 to keep swimming and you go to Tokyo and you perform well, 772 00:35:06.773 --> 00:35:09.676 can you begin to erase the damage 773 00:35:09.709 --> 00:35:12.345 to your legacy that's been done? 774 00:35:12.379 --> 00:35:14.047 - I think so. 775 00:35:14.047 --> 00:35:15.148 I know so. 776 00:35:15.181 --> 00:35:18.451 (light dramatic music) 777 00:35:19.652 --> 00:35:22.489 So, when I got back home we couldn't go outside. 778 00:35:22.522 --> 00:35:25.091 Every news camera was knocking on the door. 779 00:35:25.125 --> 00:35:27.327 People saying, "I wish you were dead." 780 00:35:27.360 --> 00:35:29.162 "You should not live." 781 00:35:29.195 --> 00:35:33.366 Like death threats, "You're a disgrace to everyone." 782 00:35:33.400 --> 00:35:37.070 "You're the worst person in the world." 783 00:35:37.070 --> 00:35:42.075 I just remember breaking down and crying and being like, 784 00:35:42.909 --> 00:35:44.611 I don't wanna be here anymore. 785 00:35:47.280 --> 00:35:52.285 Like, I wanted to leave, go on a remote island where 786 00:35:53.486 --> 00:35:56.656 no one could ever see me again and just be gone. 787 00:36:00.060 --> 00:36:05.065 But Kayla was the one that pretty much 788 00:36:05.932 --> 00:36:07.434 knocked some sense into me. 789 00:36:08.668 --> 00:36:11.171 - We all have taken a beating 790 00:36:11.204 --> 00:36:16.209 from his antics and he knows that. 791 00:36:16.943 --> 00:36:18.411 I have nothing to say. 792 00:36:18.445 --> 00:36:19.746 He's his own person, he says all he needs to say. 793 00:36:19.779 --> 00:36:23.083 - She started losing job opportunities, 794 00:36:23.116 --> 00:36:26.953 fans would send her hate messages. 795 00:36:28.121 --> 00:36:30.056 When all this happened we were only dating 796 00:36:30.056 --> 00:36:33.059 for like what, six, seven months? 797 00:36:33.059 --> 00:36:36.663 And I was like, she's gonna leave me for this, 798 00:36:36.696 --> 00:36:38.164 but she stuck with me. 799 00:36:38.198 --> 00:36:43.136 I guess she saw something that I didn't even see in myself. 800 00:36:44.504 --> 00:36:46.206 And said you're a fighter, you're gonna keep fighting this, 801 00:36:46.239 --> 00:36:48.441 and we're gonna do it together. 802 00:36:48.475 --> 00:36:50.777 - Excuse me, hey, back off. 803 00:36:50.810 --> 00:36:52.178 Excuse me. - Get outta here. 804 00:36:52.212 --> 00:36:54.381 - [Patton] For Lochte, getting back to life as usual 805 00:36:54.414 --> 00:36:56.783 meant a return to reality television. 806 00:36:56.816 --> 00:36:58.752 - All right, we're gonna, we'll take a break. 807 00:36:58.785 --> 00:37:00.320 - [Patton] But there was no escaping the reality 808 00:37:00.353 --> 00:37:02.288 of what he did in Rio. - Get outta here, come on. 809 00:37:02.322 --> 00:37:03.857 Get out. - And protestors crashed 810 00:37:03.890 --> 00:37:06.059 an early live appearance on "Dancing with the Stars." 811 00:37:06.092 --> 00:37:07.327 - All right, we're gonna- - All right. 812 00:37:07.360 --> 00:37:09.295 - We'll take a break, we'll get the rest 813 00:37:09.329 --> 00:37:10.897 of the judges comments. 814 00:37:10.930 --> 00:37:12.399 Take a deep breath. 815 00:37:12.432 --> 00:37:15.702 - I couldn't tell you even if there was a gun to my head. 816 00:37:15.735 --> 00:37:18.505 (crowd laughing) 817 00:37:19.606 --> 00:37:20.940 Which there isn't, but- 818 00:37:21.041 --> 00:37:23.543 - [Man] You've just received a 10 months ban 819 00:37:23.576 --> 00:37:24.778 by the U.S. Olympics Committee. 820 00:37:24.811 --> 00:37:26.212 - [Man] There's a lot of people saying 821 00:37:26.246 --> 00:37:27.480 that they think the punishment was too harsh. 822 00:37:27.514 --> 00:37:28.515 - [Reporter] Do you think that's unfair? 823 00:37:28.548 --> 00:37:29.749 - I have no comment. 824 00:37:29.783 --> 00:37:32.285 - [Patton] Rio had cost Lochte his reputation. 825 00:37:32.318 --> 00:37:35.155 A 10 month suspension cost him time, 826 00:37:35.188 --> 00:37:37.957 and it all cost him money. 827 00:37:38.058 --> 00:37:40.527 - [Reporter] Ryan Lochte is being hit in his wallet. 828 00:37:40.560 --> 00:37:42.062 - [Reporter] Ryan Lochte is likely going 829 00:37:42.062 --> 00:37:44.964 to lose somewhere between five and $10,000,000. 830 00:37:45.065 --> 00:37:46.700 - [Reporter] Speedo and Ralph Lauren have announced 831 00:37:46.733 --> 00:37:50.236 they're dropping their sponsorships. 832 00:37:50.270 --> 00:37:53.440 - I went from making millions to zero. 833 00:37:54.441 --> 00:37:57.477 Losing every sponsor I've had. 834 00:37:57.510 --> 00:38:00.914 The way I was going, I was just going in a dark hole. 835 00:38:01.014 --> 00:38:03.783 I was just going down, down, down. 836 00:38:07.787 --> 00:38:09.089 What book do you wanna read? 837 00:38:09.122 --> 00:38:10.390 - [Caiden] That one! 838 00:38:10.423 --> 00:38:12.258 - This one. - Yeah. 839 00:38:12.292 --> 00:38:13.860 Where are you? 840 00:38:13.893 --> 00:38:17.063 - Getting pregnant threw us viral. 841 00:38:17.097 --> 00:38:20.467 Rio happened in August and I got pregnant 842 00:38:20.500 --> 00:38:22.302 in like September, October. 843 00:38:22.335 --> 00:38:24.037 It happened so fast. 844 00:38:25.405 --> 00:38:28.308 And I was 25, so I was just like, I'm not ready. 845 00:38:28.341 --> 00:38:30.310 Like I just, this isn't what I want right now. 846 00:38:30.343 --> 00:38:33.046 Like I at least need some years here. 847 00:38:33.046 --> 00:38:34.814 - Where are you? 848 00:38:34.848 --> 00:38:36.750 Right there, there you are. - Right there. 849 00:38:36.783 --> 00:38:40.053 There's Waldo. - Yeah, that's Waldo. 850 00:38:40.053 --> 00:38:43.056 - I think Caiden was almost like the thing 851 00:38:43.089 --> 00:38:46.659 that we needed to pull us together. 852 00:38:46.693 --> 00:38:48.161 (Ryan chuckling) 853 00:38:48.194 --> 00:38:49.963 - We're married and now we have two beautiful kids. 854 00:38:50.063 --> 00:38:55.068 We're a team and we decided like if we're gonna do this, 855 00:38:56.436 --> 00:38:57.737 we're gonna do this together and we're gonna get out of it. 856 00:38:57.771 --> 00:39:02.709 And we're trying to get out of it. 857 00:39:03.910 --> 00:39:07.247 (whistle blowing) 858 00:39:07.280 --> 00:39:10.016 - [Trainer] All right, very good. 859 00:39:15.221 --> 00:39:18.892 - I moved back to Gainesville because if I was gonna do 860 00:39:18.925 --> 00:39:23.063 another shot at the Olympics, I wanted to do it right. 861 00:39:23.096 --> 00:39:25.765 I wanted to be back where my swimming career 862 00:39:25.799 --> 00:39:28.735 started with my old coach. 863 00:39:28.768 --> 00:39:32.372 Gregg Troy is the guy that got to where I was. 864 00:39:32.405 --> 00:39:36.643 Getting 12 Olympics medals and he knows how to push me. 865 00:39:36.676 --> 00:39:38.144 - Guys. - Yep? 866 00:39:38.178 --> 00:39:40.347 - You gotta stand back or I'm gonna kick you out. 867 00:39:40.380 --> 00:39:44.884 - Gregg Troy is about yay high 868 00:39:45.785 --> 00:39:48.722 and he is the only person 869 00:39:48.755 --> 00:39:52.058 in this entire world where I am terrified of. 870 00:39:52.058 --> 00:39:56.796 I'm 35 years old, I've been training with him since 2002, 871 00:39:58.064 --> 00:40:00.400 and I'm still so scared of him. 872 00:40:00.433 --> 00:40:02.869 (light dramatic music) (water splashing) 873 00:40:02.902 --> 00:40:06.740 So, basically me wanting to come back after 2016 874 00:40:06.773 --> 00:40:08.341 and train here, he was like, 875 00:40:08.375 --> 00:40:12.412 "I am not training a 20 year old Ryan Lochte. 876 00:40:12.445 --> 00:40:14.814 If you come here, I am gonna train 877 00:40:14.848 --> 00:40:17.083 a 35 year old Ryan Lochte. 878 00:40:17.117 --> 00:40:19.652 Like you're here to train and that's it. 879 00:40:19.686 --> 00:40:22.022 If you mess up, you're gone 880 00:40:22.055 --> 00:40:24.357 'cause I don't have time for this." 881 00:40:24.391 --> 00:40:27.193 And I was like, "I'm 100% in." 882 00:40:27.227 --> 00:40:28.628 - Nice tight stream lines. 883 00:40:28.661 --> 00:40:30.797 Feet separated on the turn. 884 00:40:30.830 --> 00:40:34.501 Let's get those knees apart on the turn. 885 00:40:34.534 --> 00:40:37.504 I don't wanna deal with a 35 year old college kid. 886 00:40:37.537 --> 00:40:40.073 And there's been a few bumps along the way, 887 00:40:40.106 --> 00:40:42.942 but the last six months he's been really on top of things. 888 00:40:42.976 --> 00:40:44.377 It's really good. 889 00:40:45.812 --> 00:40:48.848 It'd be unusual for someone his age to make the team. 890 00:40:48.882 --> 00:40:51.751 But by the same token his training's been good, 891 00:40:51.785 --> 00:40:54.154 he's in a good spot. 892 00:40:54.187 --> 00:40:55.755 - Nothing is set in stone. 893 00:40:55.789 --> 00:40:58.692 You can't say, "Oh, well, I'm going to Tokyo." 894 00:40:58.725 --> 00:41:01.194 No, you have to make the team. 895 00:41:03.496 --> 00:41:05.098 The group that I'm training with, 896 00:41:05.131 --> 00:41:08.168 I mean, I'm training with the fastest swimmer 897 00:41:08.201 --> 00:41:10.570 in the world, Caeleb Dressel. 898 00:41:11.738 --> 00:41:13.973 - [Patton] Imagine being 35 years old. 899 00:41:14.074 --> 00:41:17.210 You're tired from chasing around two kids all day, 900 00:41:17.243 --> 00:41:18.478 and then you get to come to practice 901 00:41:18.511 --> 00:41:20.980 and compete with this guy. 902 00:41:21.081 --> 00:41:24.751 Caeleb Dressel is 12 years younger than Lochte. 903 00:41:24.784 --> 00:41:28.521 He'll be a favorite to win multiple gold medals in Tokyo. 904 00:41:28.555 --> 00:41:32.892 So, swimming next to Dressel gives Lochte a target, 905 00:41:32.926 --> 00:41:35.095 and a chance to test himself against 906 00:41:35.095 --> 00:41:38.398 the kind of swimmer he used to be. 907 00:41:38.431 --> 00:41:41.501 - I have someone that can push me on a daily basis. 908 00:41:41.534 --> 00:41:45.005 Everyday, day in, day out, that is just as hungry 909 00:41:45.105 --> 00:41:46.906 as I was when I was a little kid. 910 00:41:46.940 --> 00:41:51.244 And I see that fire in him and it brings it out on me 911 00:41:51.277 --> 00:41:55.115 now that I'm 35 years old and I love it. 912 00:41:56.716 --> 00:41:58.651 (water splashing) 913 00:41:58.685 --> 00:42:01.955 - Well, there's no doubt that Ryan's Olympics 914 00:42:02.055 --> 00:42:05.191 is going to be the Olympics Trials this year. 915 00:42:05.225 --> 00:42:07.861 It's not the Olympics. 916 00:42:07.894 --> 00:42:09.729 Every single other Olympics 917 00:42:09.763 --> 00:42:11.531 it was just a breeze right through it. 918 00:42:11.564 --> 00:42:15.969 So, he is definitely in a vulnerable stage right now. 919 00:42:17.470 --> 00:42:19.873 He's no sure shot to make it. 920 00:42:24.844 --> 00:42:28.915 - A nice little 3.5 mile run to finish off the day 921 00:42:28.948 --> 00:42:29.949 and I'm feeling great. 922 00:42:29.983 --> 00:42:31.418 Let's keep this going. 923 00:42:31.451 --> 00:42:33.520 Get yours. (light music) 924 00:42:33.553 --> 00:42:35.488 - [Patton] Two years after the Rio Olympics, 925 00:42:35.522 --> 00:42:37.624 Lochte had started to put his life back together. 926 00:42:37.657 --> 00:42:38.825 - [Trainer] A little more straight. 927 00:42:38.858 --> 00:42:40.293 - [Patton] His Rio suspension had ended. 928 00:42:40.326 --> 00:42:43.229 - Yay, yay, Caiden. - Caiden was a year old. 929 00:42:43.263 --> 00:42:45.832 - [Kayla] You threw up all over daddy. 930 00:42:45.865 --> 00:42:50.870 - [Patton] And he was preparing for a return to competition. 931 00:42:52.172 --> 00:42:55.408 And then he posted this photo on Instagram. 932 00:42:55.442 --> 00:42:56.843 - Time now for sports and a lesson 933 00:42:56.876 --> 00:42:58.778 on oversharing on social media. 934 00:42:58.812 --> 00:43:01.147 Everyone does it, but 12 time Olympic medalist 935 00:43:01.181 --> 00:43:03.049 Ryan Lochte probably regrets this one. 936 00:43:03.083 --> 00:43:06.186 - [Reporter] Ryan Lochte locked out of swimming. 937 00:43:06.219 --> 00:43:09.756 - It was another Ryan Lochte stupid mistake. 938 00:43:09.789 --> 00:43:14.694 It's another one of my things I messed up. 939 00:43:15.428 --> 00:43:16.629 (light dramatic music) 940 00:43:16.663 --> 00:43:17.797 - [Patton] The photo showed Ryan and Kayla 941 00:43:17.831 --> 00:43:20.467 receiving a Vitamin B12 infusion. 942 00:43:20.500 --> 00:43:23.403 While Ryan hadn't taken an illegal substance, 943 00:43:23.436 --> 00:43:25.071 the volume of fluids he received 944 00:43:25.071 --> 00:43:27.407 required a special exemption. 945 00:43:27.440 --> 00:43:31.378 He was suspended for 14 months. 946 00:43:31.411 --> 00:43:34.881 A harsher penalty than he received for the events in Rio. 947 00:43:34.914 --> 00:43:36.349 - I have a statement. 948 00:43:36.383 --> 00:43:38.318 I just didn't know this was not allowed. 949 00:43:38.351 --> 00:43:40.320 Most athletes do not either. 950 00:43:40.353 --> 00:43:42.589 If I did, I never would have done it. 951 00:43:42.622 --> 00:43:45.759 It's obvious that I would not have posted a picture. 952 00:43:45.792 --> 00:43:48.862 As a result of my violation, I am accepting the sanction 953 00:43:48.895 --> 00:43:52.499 that will run through July 24, 2019. 954 00:43:52.532 --> 00:43:55.301 Meaning I will not compete during that time. 955 00:43:55.335 --> 00:44:00.340 This is gonna make me just more fuel for my fire 956 00:44:01.207 --> 00:44:02.742 and I will be there in 2020. 957 00:44:05.045 --> 00:44:07.280 - It really did suck, but I felt like he started 958 00:44:07.313 --> 00:44:09.649 to gain his confidence back and then he just got 959 00:44:09.683 --> 00:44:11.885 like it pulled out from underneath him again. 960 00:44:11.918 --> 00:44:14.254 And you're just trying to do better. 961 00:44:14.287 --> 00:44:17.857 You're trying so hard and to keep getting knocked down. 962 00:44:17.891 --> 00:44:19.526 I mean, at what point do you say like, 963 00:44:19.559 --> 00:44:22.529 "I gotta keep going of just F this, dude." 964 00:44:22.562 --> 00:44:23.396 You know? 965 00:44:24.798 --> 00:44:27.567 - There's people that actually take steroids that are not 966 00:44:27.600 --> 00:44:32.605 even banned and I get a 14 month for taking Vitamin 12, 967 00:44:34.074 --> 00:44:37.877 but nonetheless, rules are rules and I obey by them, 968 00:44:38.745 --> 00:44:42.115 so this year, no suspensions. 969 00:44:42.148 --> 00:44:45.218 Knock on wood, still, we're going strong 970 00:44:45.251 --> 00:44:48.088 and it's gonna be a good year. 971 00:44:48.088 --> 00:44:53.093 (bells chiming) (muffled talking) 972 00:44:58.998 --> 00:45:00.433 Yeah, daddy, woo, woo! 973 00:45:00.467 --> 00:45:02.869 - [Patton] A February swim meet at the Orlando YMCA isn't 974 00:45:02.902 --> 00:45:07.774 the most obvious place to find an 18 time world champion. 975 00:45:07.807 --> 00:45:11.044 This meet is mostly for amateurs and age groupers. 976 00:45:11.044 --> 00:45:13.246 But Lochte needs the reps. 977 00:45:13.279 --> 00:45:17.917 He's barely raced in the nearly four years since Rio. 978 00:45:17.951 --> 00:45:22.956 - I'm racing against anywhere from 13 to 20 and then you see 979 00:45:24.090 --> 00:45:26.059 and then you see my name where it's just 35 980 00:45:26.059 --> 00:45:27.961 and it's like grandpa. 981 00:45:28.061 --> 00:45:29.562 - You see him? He's not in the water yet. 982 00:45:29.596 --> 00:45:30.864 He's getting ready. 983 00:45:30.897 --> 00:45:32.432 He's getting ready. 984 00:45:32.465 --> 00:45:33.633 (dramatic music) (Kayla gasps) 985 00:45:33.667 --> 00:45:35.802 There he goes, in the water. 986 00:45:35.835 --> 00:45:39.305 (Caiden mumbling) 987 00:45:39.339 --> 00:45:42.175 - We've gotta see what we gotta do more of. 988 00:45:42.208 --> 00:45:45.345 - Come on. - And get more detailed 989 00:45:45.378 --> 00:45:48.848 for the events he'll be racing for the Olympics trials. 990 00:45:48.882 --> 00:45:51.618 - [Patton] Lochte raced four finals. 991 00:45:51.651 --> 00:45:53.987 - He's shorting up though. 992 00:45:54.087 --> 00:45:55.989 That's not good. 993 00:45:56.089 --> 00:45:59.592 - [Patton] His only win came in the 200 IM. 994 00:46:01.327 --> 00:46:03.563 - All right. (Kayla applauding) 995 00:46:03.596 --> 00:46:04.764 - Caiden, hey! 996 00:46:06.032 --> 00:46:07.701 Did you watch daddy? 997 00:46:07.734 --> 00:46:08.568 Yeah? 998 00:46:12.105 --> 00:46:15.141 (Ryan growling) - Good job, Dada. 999 00:46:15.175 --> 00:46:16.376 - [Steve] How'd that feel? 1000 00:46:16.409 --> 00:46:18.611 - I survived. - You survived, yeah. 1001 00:46:18.645 --> 00:46:20.046 - It was all right. 1002 00:46:20.080 --> 00:46:22.449 It was, I feel like I'm drowning though. 1003 00:46:22.482 --> 00:46:23.483 - You're low, everybody- 1004 00:46:23.516 --> 00:46:24.818 - Everything and everyone is low. 1005 00:46:24.851 --> 00:46:26.586 - Everybody's low in the water, which is good. 1006 00:46:26.619 --> 00:46:27.854 That's where you wanna be right now. 1007 00:46:27.887 --> 00:46:29.122 - I know. - You're in a perfect spot 1008 00:46:29.155 --> 00:46:30.390 right now at this meet. 1009 00:46:30.423 --> 00:46:32.292 Perfect spot. - Well, I don't feel it. 1010 00:46:32.325 --> 00:46:33.760 - Well, you don't feel it. 1011 00:46:33.793 --> 00:46:35.462 Of course, every time you race you wanna feel 1012 00:46:35.495 --> 00:46:39.065 really, really fast, but that's not the name of the game. 1013 00:46:39.065 --> 00:46:42.068 The name of the game is June. 1014 00:46:42.068 --> 00:46:43.303 - [Rowdy] What's up, buddy? 1015 00:46:43.336 --> 00:46:45.872 - The man, the myth, the legend. 1016 00:46:45.905 --> 00:46:47.874 - You okay? 1017 00:46:47.907 --> 00:46:50.143 - I mean, I'm hanging in there. 1018 00:46:50.176 --> 00:46:52.345 I'm doing more than I've ever done when I was in college. 1019 00:46:52.379 --> 00:46:53.580 - Sounds about right. 1020 00:46:53.613 --> 00:46:55.382 - Like more yardage and I'm like, 1021 00:46:55.415 --> 00:46:57.817 I'm 35, I can't be doing this, but- 1022 00:46:57.851 --> 00:46:59.819 - I know, but it's gonna pay off though. 1023 00:46:59.853 --> 00:47:01.521 - I think it's gonna come together. 1024 00:47:01.554 --> 00:47:02.789 - It will. 1025 00:47:02.822 --> 00:47:04.858 - I hope so. - Either way and I sincerely 1026 00:47:04.891 --> 00:47:06.893 mean this, I'm so proud of you, man. 1027 00:47:06.926 --> 00:47:08.361 - Thank you. 1028 00:47:08.395 --> 00:47:10.930 - You've been through hell and back and you know- 1029 00:47:11.031 --> 00:47:12.098 - It's my last journey. - You're on the other side. 1030 00:47:12.132 --> 00:47:13.433 - I have everything I ever wanted. 1031 00:47:13.466 --> 00:47:14.467 - Well, that's what it's all about. 1032 00:47:14.501 --> 00:47:15.502 - So. - Yeah. 1033 00:47:16.903 --> 00:47:20.173 - Post Rio, he was the most hated person in America. 1034 00:47:20.206 --> 00:47:24.244 That made me sad, it really made me sad. 1035 00:47:24.277 --> 00:47:25.879 I'll tell you a story. 1036 00:47:25.912 --> 00:47:28.148 Ryan Lochte came here to my facility 1037 00:47:28.181 --> 00:47:30.684 and we had a big meet going on. 1038 00:47:30.717 --> 00:47:35.288 Dude, we had 1,500 kids here and somebody sees him 1039 00:47:35.321 --> 00:47:38.858 and for the next three hours he signed autographs 1040 00:47:38.892 --> 00:47:41.795 and didn't leave this building until 11 o'clock at night. 1041 00:47:41.828 --> 00:47:43.463 That's the kind of person that 1042 00:47:43.496 --> 00:47:46.866 I saw Ryan be to younger kids. 1043 00:47:46.900 --> 00:47:48.735 (light music) 1044 00:47:48.768 --> 00:47:49.803 - Hi. - How's it going? 1045 00:47:49.836 --> 00:47:51.938 - I don't know if you remember, 1046 00:47:51.971 --> 00:47:53.973 but I took this photo with you when I was little. 1047 00:47:54.074 --> 00:47:54.841 - Oh, wow! 1048 00:47:55.709 --> 00:47:58.078 You were so little. 1049 00:47:58.078 --> 00:48:00.046 That is amazing. 1050 00:48:00.080 --> 00:48:01.481 That is awesome. 1051 00:48:01.514 --> 00:48:03.183 - I was wondering if we could do like an upgraded one? 1052 00:48:03.216 --> 00:48:04.617 - Yes, of course. 1053 00:48:06.353 --> 00:48:09.889 I probably signed over millions of autographs. 1054 00:48:09.923 --> 00:48:12.192 I've never said no to a fan. 1055 00:48:13.560 --> 00:48:14.794 What's your name? - Nice to meet you, I'm Ryan. 1056 00:48:14.828 --> 00:48:16.863 Ryan Reynolds. - Ryan, oh! 1057 00:48:16.896 --> 00:48:18.398 Nice, I like it. - Yeah, Ryans are the best. 1058 00:48:18.431 --> 00:48:23.036 - After Rio, the thing that hurt me the most was reading 1059 00:48:24.471 --> 00:48:28.041 social media and having little fans, little girls, 1060 00:48:29.409 --> 00:48:31.044 little boys that like looked up to me being like, 1061 00:48:31.077 --> 00:48:34.581 "You used to be my role model and now you're not." 1062 00:48:36.383 --> 00:48:40.854 Um, I think that was the hardest thing. 1063 00:48:44.124 --> 00:48:46.960 (seabirds cawing) 1064 00:48:49.295 --> 00:48:50.797 - [Patton] In the years after Rio, 1065 00:48:50.830 --> 00:48:55.135 Lochte became a punchline, abandoned by fans and sponsors. 1066 00:48:55.168 --> 00:48:59.539 His endorsement opportunities were limited. 1067 00:48:59.572 --> 00:49:02.242 - Okay then, time to go to work. 1068 00:49:03.810 --> 00:49:05.145 - [Man] When life happens. 1069 00:49:05.178 --> 00:49:08.381 - Debt.com is your second chance. 1070 00:49:08.415 --> 00:49:09.849 (upbeat music) 1071 00:49:09.883 --> 00:49:11.651 - [Patton] But as Tokyo approached, he signed a deal 1072 00:49:11.685 --> 00:49:14.921 with TYR, a swimwear brand that sponsors 1073 00:49:15.021 --> 00:49:18.525 some of the sport's biggest stars. 1074 00:49:18.558 --> 00:49:21.027 - [Woman] Ready and action. 1075 00:49:21.027 --> 00:49:23.563 (upbeat music) 1076 00:49:24.764 --> 00:49:26.633 - I wanted to set my goals for 2020, 1077 00:49:26.666 --> 00:49:28.635 so I needed a swim sponsor 1078 00:49:28.668 --> 00:49:31.137 and TYR was like, "Yes, of course. 1079 00:49:31.171 --> 00:49:32.439 Let's do it." 1080 00:49:32.472 --> 00:49:34.741 - That's good. (camera clicking) 1081 00:49:34.774 --> 00:49:36.710 - This is the fun part. 1082 00:49:40.080 --> 00:49:41.481 (chips crunching) 1083 00:49:41.514 --> 00:49:43.249 Why do they do this to us? 1084 00:49:43.283 --> 00:49:44.250 This is the bad part. 1085 00:49:44.284 --> 00:49:46.186 In between you taking shots, 1086 00:49:46.219 --> 00:49:49.689 they leave the food here so you just keep eating. 1087 00:49:49.723 --> 00:49:51.458 I've been actually doing really well. 1088 00:49:51.491 --> 00:49:53.326 No junk food, no soda. 1089 00:49:54.761 --> 00:49:57.831 And I come to photo shoots and it's just sitting there 1090 00:49:57.864 --> 00:50:01.267 and I'm like, (humming). 1091 00:50:02.802 --> 00:50:03.903 Back to work. 1092 00:50:05.305 --> 00:50:07.607 I don't know if this is my next shot, but. 1093 00:50:07.640 --> 00:50:09.109 - [Interviewer] What was the most out of shape 1094 00:50:09.142 --> 00:50:10.577 you got after Rio? 1095 00:50:10.610 --> 00:50:11.878 - Aw, shit. 1096 00:50:12.812 --> 00:50:14.114 All right, well. 1097 00:50:15.281 --> 00:50:19.486 Um, the most out of shape I've gotten. 1098 00:50:19.519 --> 00:50:23.289 August 1st, I went to 217. 1099 00:50:23.323 --> 00:50:25.859 - [Announcer] We are about to see the return of Ryan Lochte. 1100 00:50:25.892 --> 00:50:29.396 First major meet in over three years for Lochte. 1101 00:50:29.429 --> 00:50:33.867 - At the Olympics I was racing around like 188. 1102 00:50:33.900 --> 00:50:37.370 I raced at 217 at Nationals. 1103 00:50:37.404 --> 00:50:40.240 - [Announcer] He's from Gator Swim Club, Ryan Lochte. 1104 00:50:40.273 --> 00:50:41.641 (crowd cheering) (crowd applauding) 1105 00:50:41.675 --> 00:50:44.811 - I kept on eating everything, but it didn't go off. 1106 00:50:44.844 --> 00:50:48.148 It just kinda stuck right there. 1107 00:50:49.549 --> 00:50:51.151 - [Announcer] Says he wants to prove everyone wrong. 1108 00:50:51.184 --> 00:50:53.653 That's why he's coming back to swim. 1109 00:50:53.687 --> 00:50:56.956 In his return to the sport at the major level, 1110 00:50:56.990 --> 00:50:59.159 Ryan Lochte is a winner once again. 1111 00:50:59.192 --> 00:51:02.495 The National Champion here in 2019. 1112 00:51:02.529 --> 00:51:04.764 - [Announcer] Welcome back, Mr. Lochte. 1113 00:51:04.798 --> 00:51:06.533 - [Announcer] Ryan Lochte! 1114 00:51:06.566 --> 00:51:08.168 - Does winning that National Title feel 1115 00:51:08.201 --> 00:51:09.903 a little bit differently to you as well? 1116 00:51:09.936 --> 00:51:11.071 (Ryan panting) 1117 00:51:11.104 --> 00:51:13.606 - Hold on. (crowd chuckling) 1118 00:51:13.640 --> 00:51:16.576 This was a lot easier 10 years ago. 1119 00:51:16.609 --> 00:51:20.180 Um, yeah, it feels good to be back and racing. 1120 00:51:20.213 --> 00:51:22.148 To be back in the sport that I love. 1121 00:51:22.182 --> 00:51:25.652 So, I'm really happy to go out there and get a win, 1122 00:51:25.685 --> 00:51:28.488 but I gotta lotta ways to go for 2020. 1123 00:51:28.521 --> 00:51:29.689 - [Woman] All right, Ryan, congratulations. 1124 00:51:29.723 --> 00:51:34.361 - I was 217 in August and now I'm 187 1125 00:51:34.394 --> 00:51:35.562 and I feel great. 1126 00:51:40.967 --> 00:51:43.703 (birds chirping) 1127 00:51:49.876 --> 00:51:51.878 - [Patton] In February, the Lochte's moved out of their 1128 00:51:51.911 --> 00:51:55.248 apartment and into a more spacious home. 1129 00:51:56.616 --> 00:51:57.851 - What's this? 1130 00:51:57.884 --> 00:51:59.185 - [Patton] New sponsors were calling. 1131 00:51:59.219 --> 00:52:00.186 - Let me see it. - The Games were 1132 00:52:00.220 --> 00:52:02.188 coming into focus. 1133 00:52:02.222 --> 00:52:06.292 2020 was shaping up to be a great year. 1134 00:52:06.326 --> 00:52:08.461 (sirens wailing) 1135 00:52:08.495 --> 00:52:10.063 - Movers came this morning. 1136 00:52:10.063 --> 00:52:13.767 So, I mean as you can see, it's chaos. 1137 00:52:13.800 --> 00:52:15.335 (box thudding) (Kayla groaning) 1138 00:52:15.368 --> 00:52:16.369 - [Kayla] What are you gonna do right now? 1139 00:52:16.403 --> 00:52:17.937 - [Ryan] Um, I don't know. 1140 00:52:17.971 --> 00:52:22.075 Just wander around until someone tells me to do something. 1141 00:52:22.075 --> 00:52:24.477 - [Kayla] Well, do something. 1142 00:52:26.446 --> 00:52:28.948 - Honestly, I think we could have all this done 1143 00:52:28.982 --> 00:52:33.987 by later on this afternoon and then we can start on... 1144 00:52:34.854 --> 00:52:36.322 What, don't give me that look. 1145 00:52:36.356 --> 00:52:37.857 It's my wife giving me a dirty look. 1146 00:52:37.891 --> 00:52:39.092 - I didn't give you a dirty look. 1147 00:52:39.125 --> 00:52:41.094 I gave you, you're very optimistic. 1148 00:52:41.094 --> 00:52:42.729 - What, I think it could happen. 1149 00:52:42.762 --> 00:52:46.266 - Um, okay, then you better get to work, buddy. 1150 00:52:46.299 --> 00:52:47.200 - Ugh. 1151 00:52:47.233 --> 00:52:49.169 - White chairs. - Bathroom. 1152 00:52:49.202 --> 00:52:53.306 I did the counting today, we've moved five times since 2016. 1153 00:52:53.340 --> 00:52:55.608 This is the fifth time. 1154 00:52:55.642 --> 00:52:58.244 - Any parent, they wanna give the best lifestyle 1155 00:52:58.278 --> 00:53:00.714 for their children and my poor choices 1156 00:53:00.747 --> 00:53:05.719 that I've made in my past have kinda hindered that. 1157 00:53:05.752 --> 00:53:07.354 (tape ripping) 1158 00:53:07.387 --> 00:53:10.957 But since last summer, everything's been going really good. 1159 00:53:11.057 --> 00:53:13.193 We're in a very good place. 1160 00:53:14.828 --> 00:53:18.064 This is 2008 Olympics, Athens, Greece. 1161 00:53:18.064 --> 00:53:20.867 2004, London. 1162 00:53:20.900 --> 00:53:23.236 2016, Rio. 1163 00:53:25.105 --> 00:53:30.076 And there's one missing, hopefully 1164 00:53:31.411 --> 00:53:34.414 it'll be Tokyo 2020. 1165 00:53:34.447 --> 00:53:37.684 (light dramatic music) 1166 00:53:53.299 --> 00:53:57.137 (muffled newscasters talking) 1167 00:54:08.314 --> 00:54:10.884 - Breaking news tonight, COVID cases are exploding. 1168 00:54:10.917 --> 00:54:13.186 Doubling every few days in some communities in this country. 1169 00:54:13.219 --> 00:54:16.122 - [Woman] Dire new warnings about the spread of the virus. 1170 00:54:16.156 --> 00:54:18.491 - No state, no metro area will be spared. 1171 00:54:18.525 --> 00:54:20.927 - [Man] States struggle to contain the deadly outbreak. 1172 00:54:20.960 --> 00:54:23.897 - The virus continues to spread as the Summer Olympics 1173 00:54:23.930 --> 00:54:27.100 may be delayed as Coronavirus surges worldwide, 1174 00:54:27.133 --> 00:54:30.670 disrupting the lives of athletes trying to train. 1175 00:54:30.704 --> 00:54:33.907 - Ryan is watching the news. 1176 00:54:33.940 --> 00:54:36.843 We are waiting for an update. 1177 00:54:36.876 --> 00:54:40.714 Okay, honey, so what's your opinion on the Olympics? 1178 00:54:40.747 --> 00:54:44.584 - It's uh, honestly I don't know. 1179 00:54:44.617 --> 00:54:47.253 It's a crappy situation. - Mm hm. 1180 00:54:47.287 --> 00:54:48.722 - I mean, I don't like it. 1181 00:54:48.755 --> 00:54:52.092 I was, all my training that I've done, I'm ready. 1182 00:54:52.092 --> 00:54:54.794 - Yeah. - I'm ready to do this. 1183 00:54:54.828 --> 00:54:56.963 - [Woman] The social distancing must continue 1184 00:54:56.996 --> 00:54:58.198 through the end of April. 1185 00:54:58.231 --> 00:54:59.699 - [Man] Across the world, fresh panic. 1186 00:54:59.733 --> 00:55:02.335 - [Woman] This morning, an unprecedented postponement. 1187 00:55:02.369 --> 00:55:04.838 Olympic Officials deciding the Tokyo 2020 1188 00:55:04.871 --> 00:55:07.374 games won't happen until 2021. 1189 00:55:09.376 --> 00:55:10.744 - So, we are joined now by six time 1190 00:55:10.777 --> 00:55:13.680 Olympic Gold Medalist, Ryan Lochte. 1191 00:55:13.713 --> 00:55:16.049 Now, that it's being postponed are you fairly confident 1192 00:55:16.082 --> 00:55:20.053 you'll be able to pull it off next year and qualify? 1193 00:55:20.053 --> 00:55:21.721 - Um, well, I'm not getting any younger. 1194 00:55:21.755 --> 00:55:26.259 So, this is definitely gonna be, it's gonna be hard. 1195 00:55:26.292 --> 00:55:28.661 But like, everything that's going on, 1196 00:55:28.695 --> 00:55:33.566 like the main focus is having this entire world 1197 00:55:33.600 --> 00:55:36.670 like come together and stay safe and healthy. 1198 00:55:36.703 --> 00:55:39.272 Like that is the most important thing right now. 1199 00:55:39.305 --> 00:55:43.243 And then when we get through this, which we will 'cause we 1200 00:55:43.276 --> 00:55:45.178 always will get through this together, 1201 00:55:45.211 --> 00:55:49.082 and then we can go celebrate the Olympic Games. 1202 00:55:49.082 --> 00:55:50.216 - Amen to that. 1203 00:55:50.250 --> 00:55:51.184 It's good to see you again, brother. 1204 00:55:51.217 --> 00:55:51.985 - Oh, thank you. - Glad to hear 1205 00:55:52.085 --> 00:55:53.453 you're hanging in. 1206 00:55:53.486 --> 00:55:57.857 Good luck on Tokyo 2021. - Yes, thank you, thank you. 1207 00:55:57.891 --> 00:56:01.161 (light dramatic music) 1208 00:56:16.710 --> 00:56:18.878 Hello, hello. - Hey, Ryan. 1209 00:56:18.912 --> 00:56:22.816 Just heard the news about the Olympics. 1210 00:56:22.849 --> 00:56:27.354 - I mean, I am bummed now that it's out there 1211 00:56:27.387 --> 00:56:31.124 and the Games are actually being postponed. 1212 00:56:31.157 --> 00:56:33.159 It's really frustrating 'cause you know 1213 00:56:33.193 --> 00:56:34.661 how hard I've been working. 1214 00:56:34.694 --> 00:56:39.432 Everything's leading to me doing my goals. 1215 00:56:39.466 --> 00:56:42.469 The goals that I want for my fifth Olympics. 1216 00:56:42.502 --> 00:56:46.940 - The biggest thing about you, Ryan, is your determination. 1217 00:56:46.973 --> 00:56:51.244 When you have a goal in mind, nothing stops you. 1218 00:56:51.277 --> 00:56:52.679 - Thank you, Dad. 1219 00:56:52.712 --> 00:56:53.513 - How are the kids? 1220 00:56:53.546 --> 00:56:55.148 The kids are doing good? 1221 00:56:55.181 --> 00:56:57.283 - Kids are doing great. 1222 00:56:57.317 --> 00:57:01.755 I'm spending so much quality time with them. 1223 00:57:01.788 --> 00:57:03.023 - Yeah, yeah. 1224 00:57:03.023 --> 00:57:07.293 - And it is just so much fun like hanging out, 1225 00:57:07.327 --> 00:57:11.765 like I understand how you feel when I was growing up. 1226 00:57:12.632 --> 00:57:14.367 It's awesome. 1227 00:57:14.401 --> 00:57:17.070 (both laughing) 1228 00:57:18.638 --> 00:57:20.140 (indistinct) 1229 00:57:20.173 --> 00:57:22.509 (Caiden screeching) (Caiden laughing) 1230 00:57:22.542 --> 00:57:27.180 - My husband is living his best quarantine life. 1231 00:57:27.213 --> 00:57:29.916 Quarantine shoulda been his middle name. 1232 00:57:29.949 --> 00:57:31.751 He's a professional. 1233 00:57:31.785 --> 00:57:33.553 (Ryan groaning) 1234 00:57:33.586 --> 00:57:35.055 - There you go. - This should be 1235 00:57:35.088 --> 00:57:38.858 a quarantine challenge: Making Ryan Lochte nachos. 1236 00:57:41.494 --> 00:57:43.096 - Whoa. - So beautiful. 1237 00:57:43.129 --> 00:57:45.365 (medals clinking) 1238 00:57:45.398 --> 00:57:49.069 - Pool's closed and the kids are asleep. 1239 00:57:49.069 --> 00:57:51.471 Time for a little garage workout. 1240 00:57:51.504 --> 00:57:54.441 (light jazz music) 1241 00:57:55.508 --> 00:57:57.277 Nothing is ever perfect. 1242 00:57:57.310 --> 00:58:00.480 So, there's always gonna be something 1243 00:58:00.513 --> 00:58:02.816 that steers you off track. 1244 00:58:02.849 --> 00:58:06.319 This whole thing that's happening is bigger than me. 1245 00:58:06.353 --> 00:58:09.222 It's bigger than the Olympians. 1246 00:58:09.255 --> 00:58:14.027 If this falls short for some athletes, it's heartbreaking. 1247 00:58:15.495 --> 00:58:18.031 I have to look at the positive side now. 1248 00:58:18.031 --> 00:58:20.734 So, you're gonna give me an extra year 1249 00:58:20.767 --> 00:58:23.036 of training under my belt. 1250 00:58:23.069 --> 00:58:27.040 I'm just gonna become a better swimmer because of this 1251 00:58:27.073 --> 00:58:30.043 and I have more fuels for the fire because I was so pumped 1252 00:58:30.043 --> 00:58:32.812 for this summer and now it's being postponed. 1253 00:58:32.846 --> 00:58:35.615 It's just a blessing in disguise. 1254 00:58:38.518 --> 00:58:41.287 (birds chirping) 1255 00:58:45.058 --> 00:58:47.093 (people talking over each other) 1256 00:58:47.127 --> 00:58:50.964 - [Kayla] So, should we give her the cake now? 1257 00:58:54.234 --> 00:58:57.904 - I actually still think how did I get here? 1258 00:58:59.339 --> 00:59:02.242 In a neighborhood of like just kids running around 1259 00:59:02.275 --> 00:59:06.012 and just being like the family man. 1260 00:59:06.012 --> 00:59:07.647 Like look at this boy. 1261 00:59:07.681 --> 00:59:09.616 Oh, get over here, boy. 1262 00:59:09.649 --> 00:59:11.084 Get over here. 1263 00:59:11.117 --> 00:59:14.454 Like I have a beautiful family and it's awesome. 1264 00:59:14.487 --> 00:59:18.825 * Happy birthday to you 1265 00:59:18.858 --> 00:59:22.195 * Happy birthday to you 1266 00:59:23.630 --> 00:59:25.699 - Nothing is guaranteed. * Happy birthday dear Liv 1267 00:59:25.732 --> 00:59:29.169 - [Ryan] You can't take anything in life for granted. 1268 00:59:29.202 --> 00:59:31.471 * Happy birthday to you 1269 00:59:31.504 --> 00:59:33.506 - [Patton] It's not hard to picture a very different 1270 00:59:33.540 --> 00:59:35.942 version of the Ryan Lochte story. 1271 00:59:36.042 --> 00:59:39.079 - The guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, 1272 00:59:39.112 --> 00:59:41.147 put it to my forehead. 1273 00:59:41.181 --> 00:59:42.949 - [Patton] Before the scandal. 1274 00:59:43.049 --> 00:59:46.052 (jumbled talking) 1275 00:59:46.052 --> 00:59:47.954 Before the gas station. 1276 00:59:50.523 --> 00:59:53.860 Before the all night bender that started it all. 1277 00:59:53.893 --> 00:59:57.397 Imagine that Lochte's Rio Olympics ended here. 1278 00:59:57.430 --> 01:00:00.667 - [Announcer] Ryan Lochte, second Olympic swim here in Rio. 1279 01:00:00.700 --> 01:00:03.303 This is clear sailing now for the United States. 1280 01:00:03.336 --> 01:00:05.905 They got the lead they needed. 1281 01:00:05.939 --> 01:00:07.374 What a night. 1282 01:00:07.407 --> 01:00:11.811 - [Patton] With a sixth gold medal and a hall of fame career 1283 01:00:12.946 --> 01:00:16.383 and a final celebration with Michael Phelps. 1284 01:00:16.416 --> 01:00:17.417 - [Announcer] Ryan Lochte picks up 1285 01:00:17.450 --> 01:00:19.953 his 12th career Olympic medal. 1286 01:00:21.521 --> 01:00:23.556 - [Reporter] You just received a 10 month ban. 1287 01:00:23.590 --> 01:00:24.491 - [Patton] He never would have been 1288 01:00:24.524 --> 01:00:26.960 the most hated man in America. 1289 01:00:26.993 --> 01:00:29.763 I'm sure it would've saved himself a ton of pain. 1290 01:00:29.796 --> 01:00:30.997 - [Man] He lied. 1291 01:00:31.031 --> 01:00:33.667 - [Woman] What he did was so embarrassing. 1292 01:00:33.700 --> 01:00:37.704 - [Patton] Would his life be better or worse? 1293 01:00:37.737 --> 01:00:39.339 Who knows? 1294 01:00:39.372 --> 01:00:41.808 * Happy birthday dear Liv 1295 01:00:41.841 --> 01:00:43.543 - [Patton] But it might not look like this. 1296 01:00:43.576 --> 01:00:46.913 * Happy birthday to you 1297 01:00:48.415 --> 01:00:49.282 (party guests applauding) 1298 01:00:49.315 --> 01:00:50.817 - [Ryan] Yes, yes! 1299 01:00:52.152 --> 01:00:53.219 - Yeah. - Yay! 1300 01:00:55.255 --> 01:00:56.456 Get it. 1301 01:00:56.489 --> 01:00:57.624 Get it, sissy. 1302 01:00:59.125 --> 01:01:02.696 I used to care so much about what people thought about me 1303 01:01:02.729 --> 01:01:05.765 and me trying to always please everyone, 1304 01:01:05.799 --> 01:01:08.301 and I can't please everyone. 1305 01:01:08.335 --> 01:01:10.537 My job is to please my family. 1306 01:01:10.570 --> 01:01:12.105 - Need sissy looking, Sissy! 1307 01:01:12.138 --> 01:01:13.740 - But all the gold medals and all the world records 1308 01:01:13.773 --> 01:01:15.642 and everything that I've done my past... 1309 01:01:15.675 --> 01:01:17.077 Look, look. 1310 01:01:17.077 --> 01:01:20.280 Was success, but in a different life. 1311 01:01:20.313 --> 01:01:22.916 * Now I know that I've done wrong * 1312 01:01:22.949 --> 01:01:24.818 - [Announcer] Ryan Lochte came on like a rocket. 1313 01:01:24.851 --> 01:01:29.322 * But I'm gonna keep trying, trying, trying * 1314 01:01:29.356 --> 01:01:30.590 - Jeah! 1315 01:01:30.623 --> 01:01:33.893 * They have lost so many times before * 1316 01:01:33.927 --> 01:01:37.430 * I'm gonna keep fighting 1317 01:01:39.666 --> 01:01:41.468 - [Patton] Ryan Lochte may always be remembered 1318 01:01:41.501 --> 01:01:44.804 as that guy who did that thing in Rio. 1319 01:01:44.838 --> 01:01:46.873 - I keep getting back up and I keep fighting. 1320 01:01:46.906 --> 01:01:49.109 - [Patton] Maybe he can change that in Tokyo? 1321 01:01:49.142 --> 01:01:52.812 Or maybe he'll never swim at the Olympics again. 1322 01:01:52.846 --> 01:01:55.115 - [Announcer] Ryan Lochte! 1323 01:01:55.115 --> 01:01:57.851 - [Patton] And maybe for the first time, 1324 01:01:57.884 --> 01:01:59.619 that's not what's most important. 1325 01:01:59.652 --> 01:02:02.355 - Oh, yeah, oh. 1326 01:02:02.389 --> 01:02:07.060 * I'm just gonna wade through the water * 1327 01:02:07.093 --> 01:02:11.498 * And let every wave 1328 01:02:11.531 --> 01:02:13.400 wash the darkness away * 1329 01:02:13.433 --> 01:02:14.901 (crowd cheering) 1330 01:02:14.934 --> 01:02:17.837 - I could sit here and say I'm a changed person, 1331 01:02:17.871 --> 01:02:20.407 but I don't have any regrets. 1332 01:02:20.440 --> 01:02:25.211 Everything that's happened, it made me who I am today. 1333 01:02:25.245 --> 01:02:26.713 This is my life. 1334 01:02:26.746 --> 01:02:28.481 This is who I am now. 1335 01:02:29.783 --> 01:02:32.419 - [Patton] So, now, what do you think about 1336 01:02:32.452 --> 01:02:35.889 when you hear the name Ryan Lochte? 1337 01:02:35.922 --> 01:02:38.391 You're not quite sure? 1338 01:02:38.425 --> 01:02:41.695 Well, that's a start. 1339 01:02:41.728 --> 01:02:44.230 (light music) 1340 01:02:50.970 --> 01:02:53.640 (upbeat music)