>> i hated ward snowden. he put my life at risk. thanks, dude. >> i think we will hear a little push back during half time. >> it is like a bourne film without all the action. >> it is like a jason bourne film. >> you have somebody who hates america and dispieses free -- despises freedom on come up with a counter argument? >> last week curt schilling was fired by espn after he mosted this meeme on his facebook page. the one-time red sox pitcher went off on his former employer. >> it was apparent to me early on that if you want to go off topic as a sports person you had to go off topic left or you were going to get in trouble. some of the most racist things i ever heard came out of people on the air at espn. they are some of the biggest racists in sports common tating. >> schilling claimed the espn employees knew better than to reveal their righty politic. staffers would come up to him and whisper they too are are republicans. i wish someone would whisper that to me. for yores espn has been shutting out conservative voice. you never

another buick saying among my 100 most influential, edward snowden, bernie sanders, elizabeth ward andhe 18 to 30 year old generation. this is what it looks like inside, christine lagarde, angela merkel and samantha power. individuals writing an essay about those on the list and moving to the following page, donald trump and nikki haley and senator lindsey graham and potential running mate for one of the republican candidates, and speaking of the republican the speaker of the house paul ryan. linda from florida. welcome. caller: hi. host: good morning. caller: i wonder why bill clinton is not on their? i think he still comes across in a way that people relate and i just think he should be on the list. host: he might be. maybe when hillary clinton is elected president. caller: i would vote for him again. [laughter] host: thank you. front page of "the washington post," looking at potential running mates for hillary clinton and if bill will play a factor in her decision. we will go to charlie in new york. welcome. caller: hi, everybody. and amyedward snowden goodman should be on. i don't