the money? because that s what schools are most concerned about, that these players will then ask to be paid. yeah. what the nlrb is saying is something that i think is fairly obvious, which is playing in a division i football or basketball program is a job. it produces something of tremendous economic value to the school and it s something that you have to work on like it s a full-time job, and in many cases, it s really inconsistent with being a full-time student carrying a full course load at one of these schools. we have the scandal at the same time at the university of north carolina about how they have these more or less fake classes. one student handed in a one-paragraph essay about rosa parks that was terrible. it was factually incorrect in addition to having very little in it. a-minus for that paper. it got an a-minus. that happened in my college, too. i m sympathetic to the athlete who has a full-time job being a college athlete and is being asked to pretend b
novel cases, not routine ones. big deal. overall, i d with give them an a-minus, and if i were a lefty, i would be really upset. bing is all over the place, people weighing in. privacy versus security, which do you value more? privacy, 66%, security, 34%. do you think the nsa has too much power? yes, 89%. president s nsa changes go too far, do not go far enough, are about right. the voting is still coming in, chuck. and actually, lawmakers were all over the board on reaction today, too. i think the president did something very important that a number of us and i think the intelligence establishment itself has been waiting for him to do, which is defend the nsa in principle. and he stood up there and he said essentially, they are the lineal descendants of the intelligence organizations that have protected america in the
arrested. clearly, i heard that interview and what it told me was that she knew a lot more about this case and probably was not completely honest during jury selection. patrick, let s talk about stand your ground. some people are saying stand your ground doesn t have anything to do with this because he didn t assert that in an immunity sort of hearing. but stand your ground completely changed the nature of the jury instructions and the nature of the understanding of what self-defense means in this jurisdiction. that s correct. it was part of the trial. we put on his law professor at the local college to say that he got an a-minus in that course and he covered stand your ground. it was part of the trial. and i don t understand your question about whether or not somebody was lying or not. they re just giving you their honest opinion of the trial as they lived it. i will say that it does speak volumes that these shoot-first laws are egregious. there is absolutely no reason why if you
you can try to find an agenda behind this, either the president is weak because he allowed his safety to be compromised or he s a hero because he gets his john mcclain on. but in the end the motivation may be the one thing that has always driven hollywood the bottom line. brock busters mean big. if that involves blowing up the white house and taking down air force one, those are the numbers hollywood is going to go for. audiences loved olympus has fallen got an a-minus, sitting at 50% at rotten tomatoes. at the cute and fuzzy end frt spectrum, the white house easter egg roll is scheduled for next monday. did you get your tickets in the lottery? no? this year the white house is banking on the president s popularity to make the event a success. i m not talking about president obama. it s kid president, the 9-year-old tennessee boy who has become a viral video sensation. cnn white house correspondent brianna keilar joins us from the north lawn to explain.
anything new here. this is the same speech he gave over and over. he did it well. aggressive. eric: i give him an f for exact reason. the same thing. be clear. 100 times. he goes through the same, same manufacturered things he has done over and over again. that is the state of the last five years. eric: that is republicans standing in the way of progress. bob: also not willing to put the manufacturing jobs together. republicans are becoming quadrant of the right wingers to stop legislation. the majority of the people approved what he said. a-plus. big a-plus. kimberly: all right, well i will give him an a-minus. delivery excellence. i don t like the context. it s different from what i would like. not different from what he says and do. he won. eric: where is talk about the food stamp and how we get 48 million people off of food stamps?