saying way to go, coach, for firing back. look, this is what s unfortunate when you consider this is an espn if reporter lecturing, a white woman, by the way, lecturing a black head coach about why his race matters so much joey: yeah. in a game where, frankly, if you re a steelers fan or you re a bucs fan, all you care about is what s going to happen in the game. you don t care who s on the sideline. this thing went viral. i think 150,000 or so people liked it, just from my twitter account alone, millions of people have watched that clip. and i just am so proud of how well it s been received. you know this, twitter is often a left-wing cesspool, but i think that response just kind of solidified what s so great about sports. you get judged on the merits of your performance finish jee yeah that s exactly right. identity politics mixed with sports has never made sense, and
it was something else. i don t think you are alone out there when you are trying to get this message across the millions and millions of people. quickly now you were working the game last night but you were in the station. the fans are celebrating in l.a. good reason to celebrate. you had vandalism and folks climbing on top of a bus. was the lapd prepared for the aftermath of this game? i can t represent the department. i can t speak on behalf of the department. i m proud of the department i work for. they were as prepared as they could be. these things are fluid and ever changing and will always give our best and do the best we can to protect the citizens. bill: any community deserves to celebrate after a super bowl and all things considered it was pretty mild here in l.a. it was good. bill: did your team win? i think we won. i m a steelers fan but l.a. team i have to root for the
this. to something the president says there, that they should want to fix it, what they want to do is work around the rule they created. i mean, what the lawsuit reveals, they rigged the one rule they ve got. they don t abide by the spirit or letter of the rooney rule. and nicolle, glad you re feeling a bit better. thank you. the nfl is no different than most businesses and corporations across the country, right? most of us we think of diversity and inclusion as something compliance, we check the box, we did this, so we re in compliance with the rule. we see this with the nfl. i decided not to watch the super bowl. in some ways, quit football. i am a lifelong steelers fan. grew up on the steel curtain. but i am tired of consuming a league that takes me for granted, that has no real investment in issues of diversity. look how long it took lovie