this isn t about political correctness, this is about mow ralt. you know they always stop at the players, but never stop at the actual how that name came about. the owner of the washington team wasn t about racist. his nfl team was the last team to become integrated and he had to be forced to do so by the nfl commissioner, and that was in the kennedy administration. so when you think you know this name came from the fact that they used to skin native americans and refer to that pelting as redskins and the man that picked that name is a racist, i don t see how you can be proud of that heritage. michael, what do you say? look, i am a big supporter of the cleveland indians, the atlanta braves or the kansas city chiefs. they don t have a judgment to them. but the term redskins has an
for strength, courage, pride and respect. political correctness is good. political correctness gone wild is bad. is this that? absolutely not. this isn t about political correctness, this is about mow ralt. you know they always stop at the players, but never stop at the actual how that name came about. the owner of the washington team wasn t about racist. his nfl team was the last team to become integrated and he had to be forced to do so by the nfl commissioner, and that was in the kennedy administration. so when you think you know this name came from the fact that they used to skin native americans and refer to that pelting as redskins and the man that picked that name is a racist, i don t see how you can be proud of that heritage. michael, what do you say?
type of circumstances because the tornado itself and those conditions can rapidly expand like it did and become a huge wedge tornado and if you get too close to it, you could get hit by it. and simon, i know michael bettis, mike bettis also talked today on morning joe about rethinking this and said, when bill karins asked him, you know he said i m going to talk to my family. if my family wants me to wrap it up, that s what i ll do. your thoughts? well, i mean every person, every chaser has to make that decision on their own. really, like the tornado that we encountered on friday, wasn t necessarily, i mean it was a very intense tornado, capable of probably causing ef-4, ef-5 damage. but it like we could be dmeer that tornado and other circumstances and the storm itself would not be as dangerous as the storm was on friday. what made friday very dangerous
we were holding on, trying to get past the tornado. trying to get out of the path of it and got caught in the front end of it. mike s team wasn t the only team facing the extreme weather. this is footage from the weather channel s storm riders. the undercarriage was ripped from their vehicle, the crew barely made it to a nearby shelter. today the entire storm-chasing community is mourning the loss of tim samaras, tim, his son paul and their colleague, carl young, could not evade a powerful tornado while documenting the storms on friday. with me now, justsimon brewer a justin blake. simon, you knew tim, i think you were in norman? yeah, he was an innovative person and contributed a lot to meteorologist and to the safety of most people in the country that have to deal with tornadoes. did they, obviously they got too close, but what are the, the