themselves, did not respond. you can imagine why not. what do you make of the spotlight being cast on the nfl for these issues? what do you make of that framing? well, and by the way, that tweet was just absolutely brilliant. so, good for her for doing that. you know, regarding that, regarding jay-z, regarding the issue of the few black head coaches and the fake interviews that they re giving to coaches to be a black head coach, the owners of the nfl, it s a very tight, very small club. they will pretend to care because it s good for publicity or whatever. and then the issue blows over, and they keep going business as usual. you know, i think i m sure jay-z tried. i m sure he had good intentions and maybe believed that they were going with some sort of good faith negotiation or that they were going to actually listen to him. but of course they didn t. and it s all very obvious.
issue of the few black head coaches and these fake interviews that they re giving two coaches, to be a black head coach, the owners of the nfl, it s a very tight, very small club. they will pretend to care because it s good for publicity, or whatever. and then, that issue blows over. and they keep going business as usual. you know, i think, i m sure jay-z tried, and i m sure he had good intentions, and maybe believed that they were going with some sort of good faith negotiation on it, if they were gonna actually listen to him. but of course, they didn t. and it s all very obvious. you have brian flores with his lawsuit about, you know, inviting him for an interview for a head coaching job, and then bill belichick accidentally sent out the tweet, congratulating him, which was supposed to someone else, because the job had already been given away when he was interviewed. the owners, the commissioner, they have a club.
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he piloted the tethering act through to get better protection for the course welfare in 1988 and he talks to me and that was one of his most proud things. very difficult to get a private members bill through particularly in those days but he managed it and he chose animal welfare. his principles were always heartfelt, but never wavered as your last guest said. when he got elected he was against fox hunting and forever conservative mp in the 19805 it was a very, very small club, only probably half a dozen mp5. but he saw it through, he did not mind, he stuck to his principles and that obviously eventually led to the hunting act in 2005. because he saw that everybody else caught up with what he wanted. he was still campaigning on animal welfare issues even now. two weeks ago i met up with them at the conservative party conference in manchester, he had a private members bill in the house of
your lies. and select committees tend to go a little slower. we re now in fast speed. nancy pelosi would like to see this done before christmas. does not want impeachment proceedings bleeding into the caucus and primaries of early 2020. so we are on a very fast-going ship right now, hence everybody s focusing on the ukraine piece. there are other things donald trump might be able to be impeached on but this ukraine situation is something that can be brought home quite expeditiously by the democrats, at least in the next two months. so let s back up a bit from kind of the individual pieces of what s happened over the last several days. the president has now joined a very small club where there is now an impeachment inquiry if it goes to articles that are sent over to the senate. he will join an even smaller club. given the gravity of what is happening and the significance