are we on? this is the real deal. super bowl is just six days away. players from both teams arrived in new york yesterday. the five will be counting down the big game on friday from super bowl boulevard. where it will be 10 degrees in times square. in the new york times, a writer asked if it s immoral, immoral for us to be watching on sunday. steve alman, who must be psychotic, says sending men into the nfl is like sending soldiers off to war in afghanistan. really? he writes that the toll of violence in football is real and, quote, we not only tolerate this brutality, we sponsor it. and just by watching it at home, essentially, we support it. steve, i am second to none in my concerns about what the violence that s happening in the nfl and in college and in high school, but this is the uniquely american sport next to baseball. and the idea that somehow you
bill o reilly reporting tonight from boston and the weekdays with bernie, two situations beginning with a new york times column by a far left guy named steve alman. mr. alman says americans are wrong for supporting the super bowl, quote, pro sports are by definition mon advertised arenas. it is one sport that most faithfully re-creaceipts our childhood fantasies of war as a winnable concept. over the past three years, with the wars in a afghanistan and iraq, the game has served as a loyal and satisfying proxy, end kwoetz. joining us from miami, mr. goldberg, just by way of telling the audience who this guy is, he resigned, he was teaching at boston college because condoleezza rice was chosen as a
bill o reilly reporting tonight from boston and the weekdays with bernie, two situations beginning with a new york times column by a far left guy named steve alman. mr. alman says americans are wrong for supporting the super bowl, quote, pro sports are by definition mon advertised arenas. it is one sport that most faithfully re-creaceipts our childhood fantasies of war as a winnable concept. over the past three years, with the wars in a afghanistan and iraq, the game has served as a loyal and satisfying proxy, end kwoetz. joining us from miami, mr. goldberg, just by way of telling the audience who this guy is, he resigned, he was teaching at boston college because condoleezza rice was chosen as a
injury, which is in every sport, every sport has it. i m not going to feel go ahead, take your shot, go ahead. you see, you saw that coming just on those few words? yeah, everybody saw it coming, goldberg. i didn t think so. okay, go ahead, i won t do it. i will not say that. now they want to know, go ahead. go ahead. now they want to know. i am not going to say, but in your case, playing football did cause brain damage, i won t say that. all right, good, i m glad you re not going to say it. that was a cheap shot. the brain damaged guy is going to be in the white house on sunday, two hours before the super bowl with a live interview with the president. that i don t think mr. alman is going to watch either because there could be a concussion there. what are you going to ask him? this is what i hope you ask him.
injury, which is in every sport, every sport has it. i m not going to feel go ahead, take your shot, go ahead. you see, you saw that coming just on those few words? yeah, everybody saw it coming, goldberg. i didn t think so. okay, go ahead, i won t do it. i will not say that. now they want to know, go ahead. go ahead. now they want to know. i am not going to say, but in your case, playing football did cause brain damage, i won t say that. all right, good, i m glad you re not going to say it. that was a cheap shot. the brain damaged guy is going to be in the white house on sunday, two hours before the super bowl with a live interview with the president. that i don t think mr. alman is going to watch either because there could be a concussion there. what are you going to ask him? this is what i hope you ask him. mr. president, secretary of