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let's bring in former nfl player and author, burgess owens, good to see you, sir? talking to you again. look forward to it. >> the "new york times," burgess is reporting a new poll saying the nfl is one of the most divisive and controversial brands in the united states right now. we may see a rule change next week, who knows, requiring the nfl players to stand for the anthem. what do you think about the poll and the possible rule change? >> i think lawrence, in the previous segment was spot-on. all a free enterprise system, thank goodness we have the items we can purchase and stand against those that we don't. the free market is take care of itself, and the nfl which took a political stance, that's what this is all about last year, trying to get a democrat elected, energize the black vote and put up with this mess, so we're finding out the american people don't want to hear it, and thankful for a president who drew the red line and said enough is enough, we're not going to attack our flag. can i say one thing? pearl harbor when they attacked us, the american people

five years and down 10 percentage points joining me former nfl player and author of liberalism, burgess owensliz good talking to you again. >> liz: what do you think of roger goodell not getting a rule to force players to stand? >> well i think we should take it a little further maybe suggest that everybody show up to work but it's okay if you don't show up you won't get fired. business is all about setting parameters to protect their brand. that's the one part that they don't get and that's going to be taken care of. fans are speaking what they believe in. my concern is on the other side. we have very wealthy grown men that are still asking for permission for wealthy white men to take care of their problem. we have a lot of things going on in the black community. 83% guys of black females are not working, 7% of black men abandoned their families and the crime rate is going through the roof all those things that are happening in our community so these players do have a reason to be upset but not against the nfl or white people. it's against those people who have been running communities forev

burgess owens, it's good to have you with us.ow 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 part of players. maybe that explains why we have seen so many arrests in the nfl.

rob: a lot of you agree with burgess owens. more proof she is not fit to lead.illian: leon facebook says she would say anything to contradict the current administration. rob: true colors came shining through. i don't care when they protest but i care if it's during our anthem. time for good, bad, and the ugly. first the good. mlb teams rallying to replace memorabilia lost in the california wildfire. 9-year-old lauren jade smith writing a letter to the team detailing his beloved collection. the detroit tigers and oakland a's saying baseball is family. we have your back. jillian: that's great. next the bad. someone claiming to be applebee's margaritas mostly water. actually one party tequila and three parts mix. rob: it's only a buck. what do you expect. three race car drivers in indiana arrested after a crash and a fist fight after both cars crashed. one driver on top of the other. and things get pretty crazy at that point. we're waiting for it here. jillian: used a stun gun? rob: now we see it a police officer forced to use a stun gun to break up this fight. bot

burgess owens, it's good to have you with us. 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 part of players. maybe that explains why we have seen so many arrests in the nfl. the commissioner don't know what st

. >> charles: all right guys later on in the show we'll have super bowl champ burgess owens picking up on this topic meanwhile the white house dealing for dreamers with a wide ranging senate reforms on immigration policy we're going to debate it, next. >> charles: president trump pushing a massive plan to overhaul the nations immigration system and one he says must be linked to any deal on dreamers among the proposal building a wall and a merit-based immigration system back with me now caylee along with jenny beth martin the president and co- founder of tea party patriots and president of trip scott law firm and immigration advocate eduardo soto, director of the raven group. let me start with you, jenny beth because i don't think that there are any surprises in this particular proposal. it was zeroed in perhaps on framework in the past and yet democrats are saying it's dead on arrival. >> well democrats are saying it's dead on arrival but this is a proposal that puts america first, it puts american workers first and it puts american taxpayers first and that's the kind of proposal that

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lou: burgess owens great to have you here. that up it for us tonight. joining us tomorrow. john bolton. good night from new york. >> from fox business headquarters in new york city the new "wall street week." maria: welcome to "wall street week," the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. the bond king jeffrey gundlach is our special guest this weekend. gerri willis is standing by with some of the big headlines this week. gerri: a busy week indeed. earning season getting underway with bank earnings this week. wells fargo with revenue numbers coming in well below the mats. the bank however did report slightly better than expected earnings per share. wells fa fargo. the bank's trading revenue fell 22% on a year-over-year basis. the dow, nasdaq and s & p hitting record highs. walmart helping to push the s & p into positive territory. the white house says it will end billions of dollars to insurers unless congress can reach a bipartisan deal on healthcare. billions of dollars goes to offset costs to insurers. the

charles: i want to bring in former defense attorney gregg jarrett along with super bowl champion burgess owens. burgess, interesting point that connell just made. the owner of the 49'ers said the longer the owners listen to the players, the harder it is to argue against what they are protesting. i don't think that's the central issue it's when they decide to protest that it's become a national issue. >> it's not only when. this cuts to the corps of how our -- to the cover how our young men are being brought up. we have wealthy black men who think they have to talk to white men to get answers for a black problem. when they have the ability to talk to the black men. they need to talk to their black representatives, the ones running these communities for decades and ask why they haven't come to the plate and done their job. charles: you heard him use the words social justice. you get a demonstration during the middle of the national anthem. >> what you have is a leftist. we call it crony corporatism. people who never go into business but they are put in a business and they are running down the br

also joining us burgess owens is here. great to meet you for the first time and talk to you, sir.now you have strong views including your decision about whether these players should kneel or not. what is it? >> i'm a very patriotic, very proud american, with a history of proud black americans. it comes down to this. we owe it to your next generation to give them hope. every time we stand against the flag, the opportunities we give those kids a look at the indication that they might not have a chance that we have. so i believe very simple. man up, stand up. stand up for our flag. there's a lot of issues. these issues are not just happening all of a sudden. i think we need to address them as americans. pull back the cover on what's going on in black communities. >> harris: for people who have not heard you talk about it, you said it is time to change the conversation between white and black americans. what do you mean? >> very simply this. we've been listening to the leftist marxists for too long. for me, the conservative black americans like myself and for generations in the past,

burgess owens. and former nfl player spencer tillman, part of the fox family. welcome aboard.ou are friends of mine family of four goes to a game. average cost, $100. kids want jerseys, $200. then a beer, $400 a beer. a couple of hot dogs and popcorn. $700, $800 day. most americans are speaking loudly and they say they want to honor their flag and country and anthem because men fought, bled and died under that flag. players are not being responsive. i kind of like what robert kraft said. i will match you dollar for dollar. let's go and help our community out. this will not end well for the nfl, spencer? >> it can end well for the nfl and they're in a perfect position to affect change. when all of this happened with kaepernick, when he in a sullen way bowed and it was not respected and got together with a navy seal and they recommended that he kneel. we live in a world of images and impressions. not everyone has the same understanding for what it means. for most of us, there's a connection between the flag, patriotism and the brave men and women that fought. >> sean: hundreds o

burgess owens, a former nfl great. thank you, burgess. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: so tonight everybody will be watching, right? do you punish the players that don't stand for the national anthem? let's ask judge andrew napolitano. that's what it will come down to. everybody will be watching that. a number of owners have said you do that, this is the repercussion. >> if the owner dos punish players for taking the knee during the star spangled banner, the players union has indicated that they'll get involved. if they do get involved in a court, they'll win. the reason they'll win is because the law in the united states for the most part largely depends where you are, favors the players unless taking the knee materially interferes with the owner's income. if the owners are losing ad sales and media stream revenue or if the players are losing games because some are taking the knee, the owners can discipline those that take the knee. if they're being disciplined for taking a knee because the owners want them to conform to

lou: burgess owens great to have you here. that up it for us tonight. joining us tomorrow. train to you news this morning. an oil rig has exploded in louisiana appeared seven injured in one missing. lauren: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell breaks bread with president trump with a working lunch on the menu health care reform. train to the dow, s&p and we are in the thick of earnings season. netflix later today. features 20 different value open. lauren: investors evaluating the gains of the far right party in the parliamentary election. no new prime minister with dave spain and catalonia. cheryl: japan's nikkei index hitting a 21 year high. the nikkei appoint 47% today. lauren: amazon apologizes to impose after misconduct from the head of the programming unit. "fbn:am" starts right now. train 25:01 a.m. in new york. monday, october 6 team. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. thank you for joining. cheryl: first and foremost, more revelations in the harvey weinstein scandal. we are not we are not letting the story go. we do have serious breaking news out of

former nfl great -- burgess owens. and spencer tillman. both of you are friends of mine.t with you. a family of four goes to a game. the kids want jerseys, another $200. you get a beer, $400 a beer. a couple of hot dogs and popcorn. if the 700-$800 day. most americans are speaking loudly. they are saying they want to honor their flag and their country and their anthem because men fought, bled, and died fighting under that flag. players are not being responsive. i kind of like what robert kraft said. i will go and match you dollar for dollar. let's help our community out. this is not going to end well for the nfl, spencer. >> it can and well for the nfl. when all this began with: kaepernick -- he bad in a manne. he got together with a navy seal and they recommended he kneel. almost the universal sign of respect. understand we live in a world of images and impressions. everybody does not have the same understanding of what it means. for most of us, there is an inextricable connection between the flag, patriotism, and the brave men and women who fought. >> sean: 100,000 have

burgess owens is back with us. there are plenty restrictions on free speech in the nfl. can't remember 9/11. you cannot honor dead police officers assassinated in the line of duty. one player wanted to honor his mother with pink but it wasn't the month of october. he was denied this request. why can't they make rules here without being called racist? >> here's the problem, i think the nfl commissioner had it right. we have to remove the barrier and move forth and find a way for america to come together. i think the players should stand for the plaque. >> sean: this is about low ratings and revenues walking out the door. this is not about principle. people aren't watching it. the disrespect of the brave men and women who fought, bled, and died for that flag. to play its part and they get paid a lot of money. >> we need americans who stand with us for the flag to stand and erase the racial divide in our country. we have issues monday through sunday. >> sean: burgess, i mentioned this. robert kraft said to all his players, i will match you dollar for dollar. let's do someth

lou: burgess owens great to have you here. that up it for us tonight. joining us tomorrow. night from. kennedy: the president signs an executive order on healthcare. will it help dismantle obamacare or make it system pore bloated? what are the democrats going to do with the millions in donations from accused rapist harvey weinstein. a liberal has to defend a conservative position, and vice versa. turn on the oven. it's time to get cooking. if you have been smacked in the kisser by the obamacare sucker punch. the president has a new executive order that will save or screw healthcare depending on who you ask. the e.o. will allow little guys to band together. plans will be offered supposedly across state lines and there will be more pretax money set aside for workers to buy cheaper plants of their choosing. executive orders are not my fast it arrow in the quiver. but i do like the affordability this has and insurance companies don't want to create a market new plan for the freshly insurable. critics are saying this order will further destabilize obamacare if that's possible. m

rob: burgess owens has been on a number of times, had a tough stance on this whole thing, listen to what. >> proud of the president to say enough of this progressively trying to steal our heritage, we have a chance, these kids have a chance to truly put their money where their mouth is, there are problems we need to address from those on the sideline, the best hope and encouragement in jobs and mentorship to kids who don't have hope. it is a great win, we -- jolene: a lot of people sounding off including mike ditka. here is what he had to say. when you want to protest protest when the game is over. football has been good to these guys can enjoy it, have fun with our don't care who you are or how much money you make, if you don't respect our country you shouldn't be in this country playing football. he says go to another country and play football. go somewhere else and play the sport you wouldn't have a job if you don't respect the flag in this country you don't know what this is all about. pretty tough words. the game is different nowadays, the players are different, you talk to a lot of

here with reaction, former nflti player and super bowl winner burgess owens and the spokesperson for the national association of police athletic activities league as well as the former nfl player jack brewer is with us and gregg jarrett is with us. for the legal side of this. let me start with you, mr. brewer. you are aware that in the nfl, there was a player on the 15th anniversary of 9/11/01 who wanted to put the date on his cleats. i don't think anyone on tv could see it. 9/11/01, never forget. you know you can't twerk or shoot a fake bow and arrow, there plenty of restrictions of free speech in the nfl. you understand that, right?ee >> of course i do, sean. of course. the question in that situation goes a lot deeper than that. we can continue to focus on these things but we all know that the national football league and players aren't trying to disrespect the flag. i am with you.tb i'd probably stand up with our flag as well, honor our soldiera and military. it goes back to what are the actual solutions? we keep having this debate and we are not identifying what the solutions are

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i was just watching burgess owen, who's been an amazing voice on this for football, saying, look, you got 60% of young boys in california who can't pass the medium level for reading and writing. you have a huge incarceration rate. that is something that needs to be discussed in this country. what about taking this anger and pouring it into some areas where these guys could make a difference? >> dana: nfl said they would support those efforts. i feel like president trump, he could really drive this home. you have people from both sides of the aisle saying especially on the old reform and this criminal justice reform package. the hitch might be attorney general sessions on whether he would go along with this. but i think if president trump said to, then he would. roger goodell all said we're trying to stay out of politics. at this point is it possible? >> i said good luck. they are deeply into politics. do you know what? i think what we all know is that politics has permeated almost every part of our lives. friendships, neighborhoods, where people live. all of it. it is sad. i do think