and if their stock price continues to drop, they will make changes, i predict, in this campaign. steve: sure. and there we have got the stock price it really fell off the map yesterday. you know, maybe when they were doing the calculation, hal, they didn t take into consideration those thousands of empty stadium seats we have seen over the last couple of years ever since this movement started. and maybe they thought that they would be immune from that. and maybe they will be. possibly. but i think that the biggest problem though now for the rest of success that this is more in our face than ever. it s one thing can you turn off an nfl game. but this is going to be everywhere. it s going to be in the stores. this campaign is going to be in the stores. it s going to be in the media. it s going to be on television. nike is the new face of the social justice movement. i think conservative americans are really tired of this. this has nothing to do with shoes. this has everything to do wit
pat tillman was an nfl star that left his job. he was a starter, unlike kaepernick, goes overseas, gets killed in combat. there is no shoes for pat tillman. where are the shoes for the police that are killed every year and instead, this is anti-police. we all know this. this is an anti-police movement that nike has now made themselves a sphas of. steve: let s see what happens to the stock today hal lambert joins us. thank you. steve: what do you think about that friends@foxnews.com? 10 minutes before the top of the hour. robert mueller will reportedly accept written answers from president trump about certain portions of the russia probe. will the white house accept that offer? we re going to ask press secretary sarah sanders. she joins us in half an hour. doctor under fire saying female doctors are paid less because they don t work as hard? there is outrage. dr. nicole saphier here to discuss coming up next. we re not going to take it
looks. you said the heck with politics. i m going to follow football around for a couple years. i thought i could escape politics by disrupting into football. boy walls i wrong? brian: in comes the president. even before donald trump, football is very politicized sport. probably the most republican of the sports. liberals have been very suspicious over the years. traditionally of football. donald trump made this sort of a much more right-focused culture war. and, look, there is no escaping it at all. politics everywhere. day job is to cover the swamp of washington. the nfl is just as bad of a swamp. brian: you got a chance to hang out with some of the high profile owners bob craft. i m biased towards him because he owns the team i root for. complicated guy. i don t understand why they let me in the degree they did. i did get to spend a lot of time with them. i m not sure i will be invited back any time soon. look, robert craft has been very, very close to the president over the y
they have had a lot of history. the president, as many people know, has been trying to buy into the nfl over four decades and consolation prize is he sitting in the white house. brian: jerry jones also a supporter of the president and says all my players should stantsd. you said he should go into the hall of fame he is a big drinker. my interview with him happened over a four or five hour period dallas cowboys bus. the dallas cowboy s bus isn t for the faint of heart or liver. i wasn t operating too well after two hours. i wanted to entertain. the tape recorder unfortunately was working really, really well. all documented for history. brian: here sex cerpt from your book you talk about what you love of the patriots. the patriots are a disease i contracted early growing up in massachusetts the team has been great and interesting and despised for a long time. they make me feel like a winner superior to my friends who root for other teams and that s important, god knows. isn t that what
the book i m at the draft in chicago a couple years ago 4:30 in the morning. there is like a group of jets fans running down the street he? chicago keeping me up. i yelled out the window to keep down. the conversation escalated in very unfriendly way and i closed the window at a certain points secure in the knowledge that i root for a better football team. brian brian do you have that for now. for now. they have been saying this for year. brian: garopola trade lastly, real quick, football is losing about 20,000 players a year. are you concerned long-term for the sport. i don t know how you can t be. in fairness youth participation in sport is adown across the board. you can t just sort of dip into more desperate, you know, populations that have nowhere else to go but football. so it s obviously very concerning. brian: put politics down and picked up the game. it s called big game, the nfl in dangerous times. you will love the inside stories. mark, thanks so much. brian, pleasur