and that cost typical californians for $25 billion every single year in this one state alone. tucker: that s unbelievable. i have to get your take on the resolution from the nfl to the kneeling controversy. were you satisfied by that? steve kerr is the coach with the golden state warriors in the nba. the nba required players to stand and steve kerr called the new policy idiotic. well if it s idiotic, why is that that you are requiring players to stand? if he really wants to feel this way, why don t you not only talk the talk but walk the walk and stay on the bench during the playing of the national anthem during the playoffs game and see what happens to the fans of the nba? tucker: that s a really good by the way, what is i
and that cost typical californians for $25 billion every single year in this one state alone. tucker: that s unbelievable. i have to get your take on the resolution from the nfl to the kneeling controversy. were you satisfied by that? steve kerr is the coach with the golden state warriors in the nba. the nba required players to stand and steve kerr called the new policy idiotic. well if it s idiotic, why is that that you are requiring players to stand? if he really wants to feel this way, why don t you not only talk the talk but walk the walk and stay on the bench during the playing of the national anthem during the playoffs game and see what happens to the fans of the nba? tucker: that s a really good by the way, what is i
children and ten that night, yankees won the playoffs game. that s just about the best day ever for you, then. second only to the birth of your children and marriage, right. of course. tell me a little bit about the security that we can expect here in new york. again, you ve been through many, many occasions like this. unfortunately you went through 9/11. this comes at a dicht time for new york because this is the opening of the u.n. general assembly, which means that we have in new york, my goodness, 100, 120 heads of astate, deputy heads of state. generally these two weeks in september are what i describe as a security nightmare for the police commissioner. and the mayor. we always felt a great sense of relief when the u.n. general assembly was over and all went home. so all of these people have to be protected as well. people from countries where they
out backwards, putting out the message, we know things are wrong, but we have a game to play. and you would have to imagine it s a difficult predicament to be in. most of the players are black men, so to have to deal with this distraction coming from within your own camp is a big hurdle to get over. and they are not playing at home, they are playing here in oakland, and there were a lot of warriors fans making it known, cheering. it s a playoffs game, what you would expect. also dealing with the distraction coming from to put out statements. chris paul, the president of the players association, plays for the clippers. so he is dealing with this on multiple leveling. after the game, as fans were coming out of the coliseum, watching them come out here while we had our camera up, we saw people back there chanting, we are not racist. so the warriors stand aware of the controversy and putting the message out there. and one other thing, we talked to one fan from l.a.
whoever has the best running game, depending on the weather. i love seattle. i love that defense. you re going to be 0-7 by the time it s over. let me play, before their playoffs game, a group of players sat down with a pastor and had this to say about jesus and the super bowl. pastor mark here with the members of the greatest football team on the earth, the seattle seahawks and very, very glad to let you guys share a little bit about your background, your story, what jesus has done if your life. it s that simple. jesus is better than anything, even better than the super bowl, better than a nfl career. is a coach supposed to say that? with gjesus, yeah. i want to get your reaction. but at the end of most nfl game, a group of player, both sides.