loopholes. but we should arm the teachers. and also the people that do the slurpes in the mall. that will stop the oregon shootings and maybe the guy the teenager that does the, you know, popcorn, sells the popcorn in movie theaters. if we had just armed the 18-year-old in aurora. how about football games, those replacement referees, they wouldn t have gotten by with that stuff. unbelievable. coming up, senator chuck schumer. he s got a very compelling op-ed in the washington post. and it s more inclusive on these the gun issue. also, former national security adviser, dr. brzezinski is with us, former white house press second, dee dee myers, and the washington post s bob woodward. and after the break, jim vandehei looks at the politico playbook. here s bill karins with a check on the forecast. thanks, joe. maybe breaking news coming out of southern portions of alabama. this winter storm has a severe
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hear other football fans screaming in anger and disgust. the president called it terrible. the call was made by replacement referees. last night, let s just say, was not pretty. three weeks of shaky officiating by the nfl s replacement officials culminated in a monday night football debacle that cost the green bay packers a victory. just look at the replay. and then the fact that it was review reviewed. it was awful. that s all i can say about it. with cheeseheads in full revolt the commander in chief stepped in with a tweet presumably composed in the situation room. the would-be commander in chief and his wisconsin running mate spoke up, too. did you guys watch that packer game last night? i mean, give me a break. paul was very angry that the green bay packers he believes won and the referees took it away from them. all that pressure pushed the
it was that that spurred these around the clock sessions that took place right after that. again, they talked all night into the night on tuesday as well as yesterday so that agreement was reached right around midnight today. so what are the people saying? what are the fans saying? we talked to a few in midtown. we ve been here since 4:00 o clock this morning. he s is what a few had to say. nfl is all about the brand. it s a business. you can t afford to treat your customers like that. it s a tough position that the replacement referees were put in, trying to do their best. it s better for the game as a whole. what will happen, with the 21 officials, the back up ref also go through a developmental program within the nfl. however, they will not be calling any games. they will train with the referees. basically before i say good-bye, i want to say it one more time, are you ready for some football? brian: we had football. we just didn t have rules. now we have some rules.