right to protest the national anthem when wearing that uniform and anthem protests are divisive. during the nfl protest we saw 64% of americans oppose them. if you re trying to make the case for equal pay and gender equity, why would you alienate 64% of the country who think this kind of thing has nothing to do with this protest issue has nothing to do, you are turning away people who should be excited about your game because you can t respect the national anthem. rob: 420.3 million americans watched the women s cup world final. that is 20% more than the men s final but the us men s tm didn t play in that game. many of you outraged over the politics of the invitation. jillian: william rights another way to continue to divide our country. rob: they turn this into a political stunt, what a shame. jillian: peggy rights go have fun.
a lengthy profile of him in vanity fair which suggests even if he loses the senate race, democrats want him to run for president. that he s drawing the kinds of crowds that we missed in the run-up to president trump. that video clip of him at that campaign event talking about the nfl protest issue gave a very compelling sort of thoughtful and fairly authentic answer. he essentially said i cannot think of anything more american. exactly. that s been viewed millions and millions of times on youtube. he s somebody who is breaking through, who s resonating beyond the borders of texas. certainly it helps if he wins this senate race, it s difficult to run for president without any sort of elected office or platform. but if he were to beat ted cruz, trump better watch out because this is a democratic party without any single heir apparent. there s not a particular leader who s catching fire right now. i think the base in the democratic party is so hungry
lives, why aren t we concerned about that?ck a small number of blacks killed by the police.si sean: i want you to respond to what larry just said. i think he s mixing up the issue. the commissioner had it right. it s not protesting the flag or anthem. these athletes, these nfl players have the right to protest the issue addressed. the nfl has taken a good position trying to move across the protest issue. to deal with the issues that the athletes have brought to the league. now that we are dealing with the issues, i think you will see less athletes protesting because the nfl has taken the issues very seriously and brought the players to the table. it was never about the flag or the anthem. it was bringing issues to the forefront of america and dealing with the issue. the issue we are having is that we have some issues in policing. that exist in the country, many
presidency. and ron, you have a legislative agenda that has gotten nowhere. it has a big mountain to climb with a tax bill. and this president is the worst legislative leader any party has ever had in the white house. no question. look at what s gone on in our country in the past couple of weeks. puerto rico is drowning. california is burning. north korea is menacing. jobs are hemorrhaging for the first time in seven years. las vegas is still grieving. and the president has focused on none of those things. as max says, he has been obsessed with these fights. he spent this period of time in an obsessive twitter battle with professional athletes who are protesting police practices in america. instead of tackling all these big challenges, he just seems to tweet every day about this protest issue. it s kind of a maniacal managerial malfeasance on his part. he is like captain queeg looking for the strawberries. he is obsessed with these petty battles and is not really
and ron, you have a legislative agenda that has gotten nowhere. it has a big mountain to climb with a tax bill. and this president is the worst legislative leader any party has ever had in the white house. no question. look at what s gone on in our country in the past couple of weeks. puerto rico is drowning. california is burning. north korea is menacing. jobs are hemorrhaging for the first time in seven years. las vegas is still grieving. and the president has focused on none of those things. as max says, he has been obsessed with these fights. he spent this period of time in an obsessive twitter battle with professional athletes who are protesting police practices in america. instead of tackling all these big challenges, he just seems to tweet every day about this protest issue. it s kind of a maniacal managerial malfeasance on his part. he is like captain queeg looking for the strawberries. he is obsessed with these petty battles and is not really