out there who criticize america, can watch and say we are blessed in this country. brian: the way it went down, too few people bed that. you speak up and get from your family and you can t travel out of the country. you are with the celtics and playing and put free tibet on your shoes and talk about the wiring / and they ban you. you know, your college coach john calipari says your next chapter could be in congress. you have his support and our support. stay in touch. let s do it. brian: we ll talk on radio.
it is still a mish-mash. very quickly, the nfl instituting some new rules, which i think are interesting and speak to the moment we re in. on the one hand, all kinds of new restrictions are going back to masks. you can t travel out of your hotel. you have to be extra careful in many ways. but on the other hand, making it easier to get back on the field if you are an asymptomatic positive. explain it may sound like they are in congress incongruous. what is interesting is they did learn a fair amount when it is most likely to spread in those situations. it was meetings, they were doing greetings, when people were greeting each other, eatings. that is how allen sort of put it together. on the field itself, what they were had he finding is there wasn t a lot of viral
council s office, you tell the truth. you don t dissemable, you don t make up things to destroy evidence, because if you do, we re going to come after you and you re going to serve time in prison. malcolm, what s your take on what s happening in mueller world? let me talk a little bit about van der zwaan, he s now a convicted federal felon. 30 days in jail, if he goes overseas, he can t travel out of the united states if he doesn t put that on his visa. he s getting deported after this. and that s great, he can go back to his father-in-law who is a russian oligarch. but i think mueller is making a point, not just to him, but to those other lawyers, everybody else, this could just be the first count for many of these people as lying to a federal investigator. it s all the other things that
won t travel out and about. i was watching the other night a very powerful piece out of the state of ohio. 1/5 of ohio, they expect 2,000 deaths from opioid overdoses. if the statistics hold across that one state, 10,000 people will die of overdose in just the state of ohio. 10,000. yet one person with one bomb believes he or she can change our way of life. keep us from moving freely about the world. exercising our freedoms. that s how they win. you have to be vigilant. you can t stop your movement. this morning, you know, take the subway to work every day. this morning on the b, d and f, it s a complete disaster as there s signal problems and the train is backed up and everybody spends 20 minutes in a station. it s 81, by the way, in brussels. swelters hot day in new york city after a storm came through,
one is it hurts our jobs and our businesses. microsoft, amazon, expedia, they ve all spoken out explaining why this is hard for people to do their jobs, because they can t travel out of the country. we want to sell our airplanes and software around the world. our salesmen essentially can t leave the country now because of the fear of the president s actions. it hurts our security. we have our washington national guard tonight are in the fields battling against terrorism in iraq. people that i m in some sense responsible for, washington national guard. they are, tonight, fighting alongside muslims in the iraqi army against terror, against isis, and this does not help that effort when it drives a wedge between the american government and the muslim world. these people are shoulder to shoulder in the fox holes together in some sense, and somehow with a statement by the american government that we