Some people that prefer the more moderate version of donald trump but for either political reasons or temp mental reasons, the president doesn t believe that is the way it s best for him to conduct himself as a politician and as president. lynn, finally to you. this is something that was brought up when sarah sanders, the white house press secretary, said that the comments from espn s jamil hill was a viable offense going to the president on twitter. is the president breaking a law here by calling for a boycott of the nfl or calling for the fire or the suspension of the employees of a private company? he is not breaking the law, but he is seemingly not working, really understanding how these sports sports works with contracts. you have deals. he should understand there is a contract of employment and not standing or kneeling or making some kind of protest, unless it s in a contract is not
The f-bombs, being fiery, and loveable in that way? was this rogue? this was out of character for him. he s not one of those guys. he s known as pretty even tempered and calm. obviously he was at a little bit of a breaking point. look, the reds haven t been doing well lately. about that that s got to be hard yeah. and everybody s entitled to a bad day. but i m not sure that the reds haven t been doing well because a reporter reported that a certain player may or may not be there. the reds haven t been doing well because they have not been playing as well as the players that they have been playing against. that s how sports works. so i think he was frustrated. this was out of character. i think a lot of the people around the team would just like him to maybe understand the larger message, that this is all part of the process. this is not state secrets. a lot of things that you discuss on your show it is important for information to be withheld. there is a larger purpose here. th
Valid? does it really make a difference if these horses do not run those other two races? it does make a difference but i don t think his point is valid. non-sports fan may agree with him but this is how sports works. it happens in every sport, in basketball, in football. could you even make the case that in the derby, california chrome had four weeks rest where seven of his competitors had only three weeks rest. in his first race in the six-race winning streak he won the king glorious, he had seven weeks rest going into that race and the second place horse life is a joy only had four, so none of those other foes ever complained about california chrome taking a coward s way out and i don t think that steve coburn really has a valid point here. there are some who argue it s more about the second and third races, the preakness and the belmont, you need a speed horse that can win that short, quick