hair and then did it again when she came back. i applaud that. the law enforcement is clearly having their hamstrings so it s up to us. all they are is being rewarded otherwise. the only issue i have is that it says beaten because he deserved a lot worse. that s how i feel. jim: they are braichlt i m glad the guy burned them but if you re sitting in a street and a car could hit you for whatever reason it s still ballsy. emily: it s foolish, home. there s nothing brave and that s the point about the megan rapinoe thing. there s nothing brave about not standing or singing the anthem but people call that brave, oh, what a brave woman for taking up her space or using er had voice. what is brave about that. jim: if she sat on the highway and sang it, she would be brave. [laughter] [cheers and applause] greg: if he gets charged with assault and i was their lawyer i
so she took advantage of the justice system here in the united states that affords every american the opportunity to, yes, ensure equality, that s what it s there for, she used it yes she was successful but that s credit she gets the medal of freedom. i would cheer for any sport whatsoever if the american flag was represented, doesn t matter if it s boring but she [bleep] all over it because she has the luxury of doing so. the afghanistan women s national soccer team, they don t exist. fifa doesn t recognize them because their own country doesn t. they had to be airlifted, evacuated out. and in their country, women are not allowed to play sports, let alone get an education. the men can play. they are now hiding in australia playing the refugee team. they would give anything to play at the world cup. so megan rapinoe and the rest of that team who didn t at least show the respect to those women who risked their lives actually by even existing, to me, underscores what a travesty and what
summer breeze. look what we did with that. emily did you read a book? you read a book, did you read a book? emily: i mean, yes. greg: did you ever play soccer. emily: i want yes, yeah. greg: i bet you were good. emily: four years of varsity in high school. greg: you probably could have played pro but you wanted to get a job. emily: here s how i you this whole situation. you know, it is such a luxury to play a sport for a living. let s focus on megan rapinoe for a second who was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. and when you look to the bio on the white house s web site that describes why, in the very short splang why, it says it s because she s an advocate for gender equality, pay, pay rights, and all that stuff. and i want to know exactly why. is it because she filed a lawsuit? and then, if so, why aren t the cheerleaders in the nfl also deserving of the presidential medal of freedom?
bench warmer colin kaepernick but spread to the nba, the wnba and all over place including the us women s soccer team. last week they did not so much as put their hands over their heart during the u.s. national anthem a few did but most didn t. reportedly while their opponents proudly sang the vietnamese anthem like a team full of jane fondas. that s a throwback. retiring soccer star megan rapinoe pledged never to sing the national anthem. which is fine, better seen and not heard, right guys? a sexist would say! greg: so what s happening here. you re watching the effects of a self absorbed culture that make patriotic gestures out of place. so why salute a place in such bad shape usually thanks to them. and you see it creep up everywhere including that one sacred place. women s orb.
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