g another job, and on and on the abuse goes. that is the american sport system today. it reminds me exactly of what the catholic church did with those predatory priests that would abuse little boys and girls, just move them around to a different parish. in this case, as you note, coaches moved around to different teams. at least one of them still owns a youth soccer club. so how much of the people running women s national soccer know this was going on? there s a center called the u.s. center for safe sport and it is underfunded and understaffed, but hopefully this is one of those clarion calls, jake, to say some group has to be able to go in, investigate and get rid of bad apple is too nice a word, all of these abusers of our children in the name of sports. and so, for example, u.s. soccer, let s say that a town
tone down the rhetoric that we heard that could be clarion calls to an unstable mind, whether talking about the type of language that is used, the tone that is used, the tenor andvillandvilifing groups of pet the policies but vilifying groups of people, could that have set barriers off and how do we tamp this down after what we ve seen in the past week? government will never be able to do this. legislation will never be able to do this. us as neighbors, friends and coworkers, that s where it starts. that s where it s going to end. that s the only solution in time. eric: in terms of anti-semitism we ve seen a rise recently. do you know why? do you have reasons for this? what is your thought in terms of what has sadly become a rise in anti-semitism. we have seen what happened in france, jews have been driven out basically from that country, many, and now here. it s a significant level of