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good. ellisongood goodell reef fuses to punish his players. f witting on says he refuses to support those who show disrespect. burgess owens, it's good to have you with us. we know the nfl owners will meet with the commissioner next week. we also don't know what to expect. but they seem to be proud at nfl headquarters of not in any way enforcing a private employer contract for behavior with the players. it's stunning. >> hi, lou. the reason why we are here is there are left why its within the nfl. they have become political tools for the democrats. and the goal was to have hillary clinton get elected. to have one of the guys get on the knee and energize the black base ways they do best. they took it a bridge too far and didn't realize the american people don't think they are all that that they think they are. i am proud of a country that says we care about our country more than we care about entertainers. no matter what you have done in the past, we'll turn you off. lou: next week goodell and joe lockhart, they are getting belligerent. they say

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good. ellisongood goodell reef fuses to punish his players. ort those who show disrespect. burgess owens, it's good to have you with us. we know the nfl owners will meet with the commissioner next week. we also don't know what to expect. but they seem to be proud at nfl headquarters of not in any way enforcing a private employer contract for behavior with the players. it's stunning. >> hi, lou. the reason why we are here is there are left why its within the nfl. they have become political tools for the democrats. and the goal was to have hillary clinton get elected. to have one of the guys get on the knee and energize the black base ways they do best. they took it a bridge too far and didn't realize the american people don't think they are all that that they think they are. i am proud of a country that says we care about our country more than we care about entertainers. no matter what you have done in the past, we'll turn you off. lou: next week goodell and joe lockhart, they are getting belligerent. they say they will not compel conduct on the

good for business. commissioner roger goodell apparently wants a resolution and wants it fast.ersy over players kneeling during the anthem is at the center of the latest memo that goodell center to nfl chief executives and club presidents he's considering a change requiring players to stand during the anthem. in his letter he says "like many of our fans we believe that everyone should stand for the national anthem. then saying the controversy over the anthem is a barrier to having honest conversations and making real progress on the underlying issues ". >> goodell wants to move forward. malcolm jenkins is skeptical. >> i think that would be an unfortunate decision if that, f that's all that came out of it. if there was no effort to continue or to replace the platform that guys have been using to draw attention to, you know, issues in our country. if there's no effort to assist players in that then i think it would be very very unfortunate and i don't think that will go over well. >> this story has lot of legs guys. eagles with good news and bad news going into thursday's game.

anthem argument, has overplayed his hand because when he put out a statement saying that roger goodell, like goode anthem, that hasn't happened yet. that triggered the joint statement by the nfl and the nfl pa. i think there are some owners like jerry jones looking at this from a perspective of i want to break the players. for others, they're looking at this to play out. >> the nfl wouldn't be much without all of these stars. 75% or more are black. collin there is, i believe, a supreme court ruling that states that schools can't force students to stand for the pledge of allegiance, right? that that actually violates our first amendment rights. if they wanted to pass a rule making, they could. they changed the rules in 2009 to make them be out on the field on display. we're not north korea. the government can't order you to stand through the national anthem at all. at what point given the scope of the nfl contract are players' first amendment rights being violated when the president of the united states is essentially do a public display of patriotism in a country that doesn't require that. >> i t

good for the experience. >> thank you. >> all right. nfl commissioner roger goodell there holding a press conference in the middle of what is a huge controversy involving the nfl and players who are protesting racial injustice and kneeling during the national anthem. he said the players should stand for the national anthem and that football fans expect it, but he seemed pretty vague on how that's going to be enforced. we have a lot to talk about here. my panel joining me now to unpack all of this starting with christine brennan, cnn sports analyst, "usa today" sports columnist, what was your big take away? >> i really think that roger goodell did a pretty good job of being able to walk a tight rope between the issue of standing and the demands from the president and his constant background noise, if you can call it that, from a president of the united states, the constant noise that they're hearing from him, and the players. and i think when he said this is unprecedented, that this is the kind of conversation that's never happened before in the nfl, briana, i think t

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and say and do things that collectively they didn't want to do in public instead, roger goodell listen, the good news is that ill feats like the way he kept talking about only six or four players maybe it will fade back to what it was originally through attrition but they made a huge mistake the fans have already voted on this through watching television and also some who come to the game with empty seats they don't like it. protest anywhere else except during the national anthem. neil where is this going to go kennedy because most players honor that and stand for the national anthem but the few don't it will have an impact. >> no and goodell said some articulated really important points and my question is why now because criminal justice has been in the toilet for a long time with a lot of disparity and sentencing and mandator minimums and bail amounts and all sorts of stuff for generations, and they've had a lot of time and it just seems convenient that colin kaepernick was the in to pus so you have to make sure if you are the players this isn't just an empty gesture but now you move on to som

good evening. we have roger goodell ready to move on. finallfinally from national antm protests. my thoughts on why he is direct ♪ >>> here's the deal. tom srendenschek says nfl commissioner roger goodell has the right to lay down the hammer and he should. his commentary in veep seconds. ♪ >>> up front i'll tell you i get it. i get what malcolm jenkins has tried to do with his protests during the national anthem. this whole mess and let's be honest it has become a complete mess comes down to semantic the bulk of the nfl protests have been designed to raise awareness about social injustice. plain and simple. it is not to embarrass the country report american flag. but in the nfl simply gone too far. nfl commissioner roger goodell had to step n it is finally time. he wants to change verbiage from players should stand for the national anthem to must stand& for the national anthem. look, this just in. the nfl is a multi billion dollar business that is being hurt right now. guess what? it's the owners game and their money. those owners pay roger goodell. they pay him a lot of money. $

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good to see you. reporter: roger goodell says he won't punish players who take a won't punish players who take a knee t t t t ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone lou: in our poll we asked you do you think the nfl should focus on entertainment of its fans rather than political issues? 97% of you said yes, that's the way to do it. joining us, leslie marshall, and mark simone. leslie, let's start with roger goodell says they don't want to be in politics. does that make any sense at all? >> yes, it's football it's a sport. one of the great pasttimes in america. and i don't think they should be involved. that's why the nfl i think has made the right decision. we are not getting involved in that. we are here to play football. i want to point out that if the nfl is the only sports league that has the american flag on their helmet. it's interesting. they are playing with the flag on their helmet. we can get into the conversation of whether they are patriotic. but i think the nfl made the right choice because this is about football. lou:

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good plan together. >> nfl commissioner goodell briefly spoke after the meetings ended for the day. the league did not ask to change the rule for the national anthem. >> the players were very clear about, um, how they felt about these issues and how deeply they felt about these issues in our communities. the players and the owners came to an agreement that these aren't really issues that are player issues or owner issues or community issues. they're issues that affect all of us in our communities. >> malcolm jenkins said colin kaepernick was conveniented for the meeting but he didn't know why he didn't come. kaepernick's lawyers said he actually was not invited but is open to participating in future decisions. something does not seem right there. lucy, iain. >> all right, kristen, thanks. >>> well tonight a caregiver in california has new title, hero as he helped a paraplegic woman escape the devastating wildfires in california. sunday night ed -- wrapped this woman with a blanket. >> there are spiritual things here that you know we were protecprotected by in stuff. what went throug

good point. if you see the third string guy doing better than you, it will come down to economic issues. the owners are saying the ratings are down. the money could have an impact. >> roger goodellattacked oftentimes for good reason. he said something interesting. made a good point in his long overdue letter to the nfl. when he said that this national anthem narrative has clouded the issue. it doesn't really solve any problem. so if they create avenues for these players to do some more charity work under the umbrella of the nfl, then maybe the national anthem protest will look a little bit less like something that they wouldn't need to do. >> it's transcended to something different than what seemed in the offset. it's really interesting that you're alienating your customer, which is the last thing you want to do in business. >> neil: both sides agree. >> and you think he's going to bench dak prescott? >> he has to now. >> neil: it's too heated here. i want to go to something else. these are the craziest excuses by people your age, by the way, about showing up late for work or not going in to work. my hair got caught in a fan. i super glued my eye. thousand it was contact solutio

so i think what roger goodell did today was good and was needed. >> neil: you think that jerry joneshat, if one of his players do that, that hey, the commissioner said they can do that? >> i'm hoping after this last meeting where the owners came together and really talked about the issues. we all live in our bubbles. sometimes you can't see things through others eyes. right now that's what this country needs. those owners needed that. just to be able to hear from the players direct and hear what their voices are saying and their perspective. >> neil: some of the players, you know, were forced into a corner. if they were forced to stand, they would stand and they would be benched and who knows what else. that seems to be taken off the table. but for fans watching, it means those fans are still going to be ticked off, right? >> yes, they are. listen, kneeling for the flag offends a lot of people. >> neil: does it offend you? >> i don't want to say it offends me. i personally would stand. but i aren't someone's free speech and their ability to expend themselves. let's not forget, this i

good to have you here. leslie start with roger goodell said they don't want to be in politics, does that make any sense at allgs yes, it is football. it is a sport. one. great past times in america and i don't think they should be involved and that's why the nfl made the right decision to say we are not getting involved. you stand or kneel it is your first amendment right. we are here to play football. the nfl is the only sports league that has the american flag on their helmet and so it is interesting. they are playing with a flag on their helmet and we can get in the conversation whether they are patriotic or not. but i think the nfl made the right choice. >> i think they are insulting the flag and national anthem and down theory and military and veteran and all americas. and they keep talking about they respect the country. that's great. we should all respect it and love this country and i want to hear somebody in the nfl to say we love america. >> roger goodell is the jeff sessions. nfl. lose control from the first second and so you never take charge. the owner's meeting and they are pushed around by a bu

steve: good question. roger goodell works for the owners. obviously the owners are in a pickle.entially and there is roger goodell commissioner for the nfl essentially is saying okay, we wants everybody who is out on that field to be standing. maybe they do what a team did this past weekend if you are not going to stand, don't go out. obviously, after the president said this regarding owners should fire people who kneel, it was a big, big story all over the place. so, with the news now, that apparently the president scored a victory on this, how did the mainstream media cover it? well, lightly. abc spent 16 seconds covering the. ainsley: seconds. steve: roger goodell said everybody should stand. cbs spent 22 seconds. nbc, look at that almost two minutes u. brian: meanwhile the other subplot is going on in espn turns out al-sharpton is demanding that that female anchor get her job back and not have her two week suspension and then have you bob iger who might be running for president. he is getting pressure to put the anchor jemele hill back on right now. he is worried about his o

it would not look good for now after having played out for weeks for roger goodell to say no one is allowedction like that has probably closed at this point because you would certainly be challenging players to martyr themselves by taking a knee. so i don't know that that is what i expect us to see. i think no matter what the politics with the president will remain interesting no matter what statement comes out it is likely to be closed in the language of unity and teamwork. that is something that can be exploided by a president who might want to say i did this. what we are more likely to see is not a ruling or rule that expressly prohibits players from this type of stand or knee in this case because i think that at this point this played on for too long for the league to clamp down that way. >> also one thing i think the nfl is concerned about is trump being able todeclare victory. we know -- >> there is a rule or limitations as to what you are able to do in terms of protest on the field. >> we know that that tweet storm is ready. and if all of a sudden there is no protesting and we know s

goodell wrapped up a second day of meetings including team players and owners. we find nbc's ron mott live at the headquarter nrs new york. what happened there today, ron? >> reporter: hey there, chris. good in fact, today was just owners meeting for the second and final day of this fall meeting and roger goodell, giving a brief statement yesterday had a more thorough news conference today and this issue over the national anthem sort of dominated all questions there. he said the league wants to stay out of politics but that's exactly where this league finds itself today, because it is not going to force as the nba, force players to stand during the national anthem but strongly encourage players to do that. the president involved in this as well. what he tweeted this morning. comes weeks after the controversial statements at the rally in alabama. said on twitter the nfl decided it will not force players to stand for the playing of our national anthem. total disrespect for our great country. obviously, roger goodell was asked about the president's comments. he says he has no plans to meet with the president at this point. i asked, the nfl talks about wanting to support the players and their

we have nfl commissioner roger goodell taking the podium now, so let's listen in. >> okay. good afternoon. before i get to your questions, i'm pleased to announce that dallas will be the host of the 2018 nfl draft. i think you've got a release on that. this is the first time they will be hosting the draft. we're excited about that. i want to take a moment and just thank both chicago and philadelphia for really doing an extraordinary job to raise the bar. they have set a new standard for the draft, created a new experience for our fans that we think will be extraordinary. and we are confident that dallas will raise that bar even further. so i'm happy to introduce charlotte jones anderson, who is gonna give her view of what to expect in dallas. again, the ownership was very supportive. we're all very excited to be going to dallas next april for the draft. charlotte. >> thank you very much. thank you. on behalf of the dallas cowboy, the city of dallas, the city of arlington and the city of briscoe, we are so excited that the nfl has given us this opportunity to host the draft in ap

good thing he's a reporter not a math teacher. >> i was horrible at math. >> commissioner goodell said like many many of her fans we believe everyone should stand for the national anthem. it's an important moment of her game. we to honor flag and our country and our fans expect that of us. he's having a meeting next week to discuss all of this. given the position of the league as articulated by commissioner goodell what is the white house's reaction to what it looks like the nfl is going to do moving forward? >> i think we would certainly support the nfl coming out in asking players to stand just as the president has done. we support the national anthem and the flag and the men and women who have fought to defend it. our position has not changed on that front. we are glad to see the nfl taking positive steps in that direction. >> i had to but i promise there really just two. the first is the one to ask about something the president said earlier in the oval about tax reform to. see he suggested they be adjustments to strengthen the tax framework. obviously we know that lawmakers need to fill it out. but saying adjustments, suggest s