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i don't think it was to catch up on old times or talk about opening an arby's. they were reconnecting. >> we talked about this earlier in the program as the news was breaking. i said part of the recidivism static that we have on these guys is because we've been monitoring them. we know that they are talking and that they are buddies. >> exactly. >> that's not brain surgery to know who they are talking to. >> exactly. we never used to play catch and release with evil. when we knew something was bad -- and by the way, evil today is different than evil back then whether it was nazis or communism, they were evil but not apocalyptic. we are dealing with an apocalyptic enemy. they are happy if the world ends. that's what we're dealing with. that's why security and nsa is more important than any grandstanding. >> you know what i thought -- i don't know if you caught this on maria bartiromo's show earlier today. the former prime minister of qatar was on and he called it noise. he said we do this deal with you and it was supposed to really help and no i don't like all of

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file your appeal but no ability to ask for an outside arbi the common sense argument which i'm not necessarilytigation right you appeal from a trial court. you don't go to the same judge. right. that's what's going on here. >> right. >> one of their complaints. the other complaint interesting in the letter they wrote to the nfl, they say that only the commissioner can impose the sanction it turned out to be troy vincent who did in in lieu of the commissioner. that doesn't carry that much weight. >> bottom line the nfl has to do something about its policies. >> yes. >> and roger goodell is in the hot seat because, if he chooses to side with brady and lower that suspension. >> yes. >> what does it say to the rest of the league? >> well it's a bad, bad message. >> there are inkirchlt siffs s inconsistencies. the federal government has guidelines. do this this is the penalty. everything stays consistent and that's the issue with ray rice two-day suspension now going back. a history of inconsistencies i agree. this is not court, end of the day. not entitled to a appeal and agreed to have roger good