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The stakes have arguably never been higher for a World Cup.
It's definitely the most expensive World Cup in history for fans.
And just after we recorded this episode, FIFA's own resale site listed some tickets to the final for over $2 million.
But even for fans not paying those sums, Democratic governors are fighting back against the mounting costs
of the tournament, saying they wo n't allow their residents.
To foot the bill.
And with big questions over safety and the role of ICE, is this the most political World Cup of all time?