anything. you know my thoughts and some people believe that given the fact the department of justice couldn t even bring civil rights charges against officer darren wilson, and, you know, people saying we want a vigorous prosecution before they even know the facts, that they made the decision to say that the racist that the ferguson police department is racist? that that was their way of kind of protecting or providing cover for themselves. your thoughts? oh there s no doubt about that. he s trying to save face here which is why i said it was a witch hunt and this was in sports they call it a makeup call. you blow the first call then try to make it up later on. that s not that s not how we do things in the united states of america. all right. ferguson has some problems and if the justice department was going through and saw those sorts of things, they could have pointed it out and said you better take a look at that. this report indicted an entire law enforcement agency. al
texans. what can you say about the texans? started the season 2-0 and now lost five games in a row. one of the top stories in the lineup section of bleacherreport.com is the patriots loss to the jets because of a never before called penalty in overtime. the patriots chris jones was flagged for using his teammate essentially as a battering ram. a new rule you can t push your teammate into the opponent s formation and that penalty gave the jets more manageable field goal. the field goal was good. the game was over. the jets beat the pats in what seems like forever. the red sox are headed to the world series but your patriots lose on a wacky penalty, berman, how about that? i thought it was a makeup call for the ball four on xander bogaerts before shane victorino s home run.
if you re in l.a., it s over 600. if you re in, you know, your area in philly, 517 days in philly. so we re not taking care of vietnam vets, not taking care of our iraq and afghanistan vets. i think that s the real story this week. the media, if they want to do a makeup call, here s the issue to do it on. focus on our veterans. we ll do it. i promise you. paul, get back to us. we ll get back to that. by the way, i want to see the new v.a. director is. that s an important position. thank you, michael hastings and paul rieckhoff as always. we ll be right back after this. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it s hard to turn off and go back to sleep.
claim is about 300 days. if you re in a city like new york, it s 600. if you re in l.a., it s over 600. if you re in, you know, your area in philly, 517 days in philly. so we re not taking care of vietnam vets, not taking care of our iraq and afghanistan vets. i think that s the real story this week. the media, if they want to do a makeup call, here s the issue to do it on. focus on our veterans. we ll do it. i promise you. paul, get back to us. we ll get back to that. by the way, i want to see the new v.a. director is. that s an important position. thank you, michael hastings and paul rieckhoff as always. we ll be right back after this. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles
restrictions need to be tighter rather than looser, as mitt romney suggests. jamey dimon says, we ll take corrective action. really? wall street has been so strong and good, they have varnished those of us who believe in real collective action as being radical. let me tell you the three steps wall street considers radical. number one, restore the glass/steeg elle act. you can t do banking and securities and real estate all in the same pot. number two, ban naked credit default swaps. some other countries haven t, we have it. it s flat-out gambling. number three, get rid of too big to fail. if you re too big, break them up. we did that with standard oil into 30 separate companies. if you re too big to fail, you re too big. the too big to fail companies are bigger than they were when they nearly collapsed our economy. maybe this is a makeup call, maybe the congress and the president will decide we need to