>> think about it i probably would have said i'm sorry you can't play in this game. >> laura: bo scarborough then compounded the problem by claiming in a tweet that he was talking about georgia. he said i said something i shouldn't have said about georgia, no he didn't, he said a trump you can very clearly hear it in the tape. it was an amazing game, president trump was great there, the troops were honored. all of that was great. that moment, that was a disappointment. these guys are lucky and privileged. >> what a spectacular evening, both alabama and georgia played their heart out. i believe he was throwing it to the guy behind the guy the cottage. >> laura: okay. >> take a look at that clip again. he throws it into a space where i believe he's throwing it to the guy that's hooking behind him and all of a sudden the other guy shows up and here we are today, alabama with another national champion. >> and i had several heart attacks, georgia played a great game and i felt bad for the georgia fans. it was an amazing night. thank you so much, really appreciate it. when he bragged that he had a

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