check out the german chancellor posing with the team. she smiled in that one. i have to conformation of that. a different scene in argentina. angry fans rioted in the vote. it shows you how passionate soccer fans are. and for perhaps the first time, main stream americans started to feel some of that passion. set audience records. it was up 37% over 2010. and joining me now is telemundo sports caster. he made famous the call in sports. how are you, my friend? very good, jose. here we are the day after the final. germany won an even contest yesterday. and argentina was very, very close to winning it. one away with the 113th minute
going on. great point. i agree what is your take? i used to be a sports caster. so i know what goes on. what goes on? the control room and the truck is often run by guys. like they wouldn t know like what a hot guy is, right? no. that s not what they re interested in. they get excited and they re boys, they re guys. what do you expect? listen. do we have the bikt of the girl who just got a l oreal modelling contract because she was spotted at the is that her? no. she was spotted at the world cup. there s her. spotted at the world cup. she signed a contract and already modelling for them, selling them products. she has a great deal with them because she was spotted with them. what about courtney cox? now famous for friends and everything else. she climbed on the stage when
and from pal alto, california, u.s. women s world cup champion brandy chastain. my first public discussion of soccer in my life was just days ago on this program with you and you finally got me. you turned me into a viewer, of not only just of the game today, but you ve turned me into a sports caster today. how was your day and how did you recover from what happened at the end oh of that game? i recovered fine. that s what we do, we re winners. i m the world champion, things don t bother me. it was a great game to me. very frustrating for the first more than 90 minutes of the game. it was a very frustrating teetering on a disgrace. and the last 10, 15 minutes, the u.s. showed unbelievable intestinal fortitude. came back and almost tied this thing up.
brandy chastain. my first public discussion of soccer in my life was just days ago on this program with you and you finally got me. you turned me into a viewer, of not only just of the game today, but you ve turned me into a sports caster today. how was your day and how did you recover from what happened at the end oh of that game? i recovered fine. that s what we do, we re winners. i m the world champion, things don t bother me. it was a great game to me. very frustrating for the first more than 90 minutes of the game. it was a very frustrating teetering on a disgrace. and the last 10, 15 minutes, the u.s. showed unbelievable intestinal fortitude. came back and almost tied this thing up. so it was great. i feel great. it was a tough tournament for
united states senate now pressuring the nfl directly, the league to official recall on the red skins to change the name. sending a pair of letters and suggesting the nfl could learn a thing or two how the nba handled the donald sterling controversy. today they write we urge you commissioner roger gudel and the nfl to send the same clear message as the nba did that racism and bigotry have no place in professional sports. ben is editor and chief of the media watchdog group truthrevolt.org and a sports caster and fox news contributor and simon smith is a columnist and reporter for indian country today. simon, do you agree it s racism and bigotry a kin to what we saw from donald sterling this team name? i do because it s one of those situations where again, we re having to explain what racism toward native americans is. it s a slur, it s a dictionary defined slur, so i don t know where the debate is, why it s