about the president and his birth certificate and all that in previous controversies. and now it got to the point where they couldn t tolerate it anymore. it gave them much more cover to say we can t put up with this anymore. they must have felt the pressure. 54 million latinos in the country. they were very vocal. yes. this is clearly an episode where the comments inflamed an already kind of a base inside nbc that was questioning do we want this relationship to go on. and that s a very sizable audience, that hispanic audience. and they don t wandt to offend that audience. we heard people plotting boycotts. we heard some of the contestants were concerned about this.
inside the walls. if i m selling drugs to inmates,down if we work together? not necessarily. so you may not know. it s not necessarily a huge conspiracy conspiracy. no. it s a handful of bad apples. what do you make of the idea that you have to let this stuff go on. it s a way of keeping the inmates calm and that s why this stuff happens. do you buy it? not at all. why not? because correction officers are officers of the law. their job is to enhance the safety and security of the institution, not bring in drugs to inmates and make them potentially more violent, maybe make them crazy, causing them to aktd out act out. as we learn these things about what was going on inside this prison does it make it more clear to you why these two men were able to escape?
police officer gets a sucker punch. punched in the face, as you see this. it is hard to tell the two people in the hoodies. the race looks like the guy doing the punching is white from what i can see right here. what is the right response for a police officer to do right now, especially in this environment? the guy just got punched in the face. you have to make an arrest. that officer was just assaulted. you can t let that stuff go on. how many more police officers should get punched like that. police officers don t get paid to get punched or killed or hurt. they want to go home just like anybody else. that man that threw a punch at that officer should have been taken down and arrested. mark omara, do you believe he didn t do that because of the public atmosphere right now? that is part of it. cops are under the gun right now. they are under the microscope. i ve taken flack for saying that. it is unfortunate that eric
he never had an issue. none of those players outted him on instagram or twitter or other all that social crap. and that was another college player who came out on his team. and he said he was treated great. i think players are going to respect each other. and we should respect each other. when you re part of a team, there s going to be agreements and disagreements. but you should always have respect for each other. that s one of the things that really surprised me, wolf, about that miami dolphins situation. i was blessed to play in the nba for 16 years. i cannot believe other teammates would let some of that stuff go on because when you re part of a team, like every now and then you might cross the line and say something, but i was very surprised and disappointed that other players on that miami dolphins team let some of that stuff go on. that s what disappointed me the
independent investigator ted wells showed that jonathan martin worked in a culture of harassment. not only that, but richie incognito wasn t the only one doing the bullying. the 148-page document details continuing verbal abuse and vulgar sexual comments made about martin s sister and mother by some of his teammates. the situation first exploded last october when martin walked off of the team s facility allegedly because of bullying. he gave this interview in the fall. i have spoke on to my teammates in other locker rooms and ask does this stuff go on. and the consensus was this was not normal. reporter: martin was tormented by three of the team s offensive lineman starting in 20 12. on friday martin s agent reacted. i m just happy that we re able to move forward. i think jonathan really wanted to get this behind.