line. they never showed him on the jumbo tron the entire game, yet folks in the surrounding sections were turned around up there. moment is when he and the former first lady were participating in the so-called tomahawk chop. of course, this is insensitive, racist. there are a great number of native americans who push back, calling it a mockery of native americans. this is not a native american chant or a native american song, but this is, instead, about 40,000 plus fans for 30 years inside of atlanta braves stadiums have engaged in this chant. now, it was earlier this year the cleveland indians announced they were changing their names to be the cleveland guardians. last year the washington football club dropped their team name and now great attention and focus and pushback against the atlanta braves, particularly when the lights are brought down by stadium operators inside of
among many, i point out. but sharron is out. what do you thing of this? guest: it is about the topic we are discussing, the tea party, and where is the reaction to what needs to get done next. we look at the tea party, the family candidates and know it was a gut reaction to a grass roots america saying, wait, we have to stop this and they knew what they did not want. that was the impression. but the next step is leadership. the next step is every movement needs a leader, someone that can articulate where we go great here, what this country is about, what needs to be done in public policy, and it and unfortunate, i suppose, that she has chosen to look at the party and the apparatus of politics and call the it a mockery but it is going where we have to in order to get the things done that the parent expresses over the last two years. neil: are you worried with less than a half hour away from the senate taking up a vote on