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was some kind of compliment and then i heard the audio. not so much. what was your reaction and particularly to how fast of the radio station responded? i was really bombed to hear it. aren t we passed this? aren t we down with this? of course we re not, and it is always so disappointing. and you heard the way that he talked about her, this was not some offhanded comment, this was a very extensively demeaning her, talking about how she looked, that she is tight, that she is a check. i thought she was a cheerleader. this is a working journalist, a person who came to work that day and this is what happened to her. and it is so frustrating when you hear this kind of stuff because we ask women in tv, or all of us, and specifically in sports tv, look attractive. you tell people, that you want to be tv ready and presentable and then you criticize her for looking attractive. it is a tough position to put a woman in. the irony is that the barbie
before 9/11. to find terrorism, spread there vitriolic hatred of americans, and finance al-qaeda and the murder of our loved ones. make no mistake, we will never forget. joining me now is dave zirin, sports editor for the nation, and host of edge of sports tv, which debuts tomorrow night. congratulations on that, dave. let s talk about this. senator chris murphy had a tweet today that said, so we are, pga officials were in my office just months ago, talking about how the saudis human rights record should disqualify them from having a stake in a major american sport. i guess maybe their concerns weren t really about human rights? i guess money s real pretty. your thoughts? look. we should never be surprised, joy, when repugnant organizations run by repugnant people do repugnant things. the pga tour is an organization that is built on a foundation of nostalgia for the dixie south and atlanta expropriation. these are not good people.
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