strong. when you look where the tv money is being spent, where it does come in handy in florida, only has $22,000 on the air in new hampshire, all on cable. in south carolina, it s even less, $12,000. mitt romney and the super pack are pounding the heck out of people. the comparison is dra massic, $37,000 for new hampshire and compared to a million and a half for mitt romney and they have more coming. santorum and newt gingrich will counter, if mitt romney o could buy the love for people of new hampshire and south carolina he would have done it already. the reality is in a state like florida and other states where you cannot town hall your way into competition, it s going to be very important for rick santorum to show he can he ll be on meet the press on sunday and that could be a good venue if he manages to get
at a tv job and thinks it s time to take the tv money. donald is worth no more than a couple million dollars in salary, if that, to nbc and he s lucky to be worth that. so after all of that, which is really just the tip of the iceberg of what i have said about donald trump on this program this year, and after asking him today, have i ever been wrong about you? his tweeted reply was lawrence, yes, great hair and it s actually mine. my tweeted reply to that was, never said that was not your hair. i take this tweet as confirmation that i have never been wrong about you, thanks. and donald, i mean it. thank you very much. so donald trump, thereby tweeted
it s just time to take the money. donald trump just told you that the reason he didn t run for president was the money. nbc was offering him to continue his job as an nbc performer . this from a guy who pretends to be a billionaire. there s no billionaire who looks at a tv job and thinks it s time to take the tv money. donald is worth no more than a couple million dollars in salary, if that, to nbc and he s lucky to be worth that. so after all of that, which is really just the tip of the iceberg of what i have said about donald trump on this program this year, and after asking him today, have i ever been wrong about you? his tweeted reply was lawrence, yes, great hair and it s actually mine. my tweeted reply to that was,
selling the athletes who perform the entertainment, their performances, their stories, their likenesses. but how much of that money do the players get for all their time and sweat? zero, of course. because college athletes, we are always told, have always been, and will always be, amateurs. but the business around the entertainment provided by their performances is anything but amateur. as the university scrambled to set up super conferences, ditching decades of legacy for more exposure, bigger tv money, are we really supposed to continue holding the kids performing this high-value entertainment to amateur status? joining us to discuss the matter, two men with considerable expertise in the subject, taylor branch, who s scathing piece for the atlantic is being held as a water mark moment for the ncaa, and donny jones, whose know show
deal done by tomorrow, but it does not look like they will vote today either out of respect to bob kraft, the patriot s owner, because his wife s funeral is today. that brings us to saturday, and sunday and maybe monday and tuesday and we have already missed the hall of fame game which is the first preseason game. we go into wednesday and thursday, and there is $200 million of preseason games on the line. so, it really is crunch time, and there is a lot of people honestly who are surprised that we even got to the point of missing a game. well, everyone is losing money in this, and the players and the owners and, for the players, what is their biggest hangup or point of contention? they want an option out of the current deal and ten years is a big deal and brings us through the 2020 season and want an option out of after seven, that is one thing they want to look at even though the owners say we will give you in terms of the revenue give you 55% of the tv money and when the new big