i had no problem with colin kaepernick doing what he did.eactions are not in the right context of how he gave the situation. >> he isn't speaking for the nfl. i don't care if he was in the privacy of his own home and wrote a tract that said what he is saying because it's gross. >> these are his views. someone else whose views were out for the whole world to me, a bunch of comedians, ripping apart tom brady. tom brady participated in and was subject of an executive producer of a roast where a group of comedians let him up, set him on fire and at that time, he seemed to like it. he has now said he deeply regrets it, because it was terrible and hurtful to his children. >> do you know what a roast is? it's me on a rotisserie. did you not know that? >> those comedians one after his family. he didn't go to bed comedian and complain. the only time he did was when they went after the owner of the patriots. what is your take? >> everyone is playing their part in this drama. netflix wanted a live roast and they got tom brady to do it and he knows what

yeah, but not for colin kaepernick. this is way more offensive.d love to give a graduation speech at a male university and say i think after careful discussion with any woman that you might want to impregnate, all of you should get vasectomies. let's do it. why are guys talking about women and their bodies? shut up! >> okay, hold on. i want to give you the rivers there. is there an argument to be made that maybe he should say this? maybe us telling him to start it, unquote shut up and dribble, maybe we shouldn't. maybe he should get to voice. i'm not saying i agree with this but what do you think about that argument? we shouldn't tell this guy shut up and just play football, kick the ball, don't play the whole game. >> listen, if you're not a football fan you should understand he's not involved in the throwing, the tackling. >> you try to kick the ball 50 yards. >> was in, i might not be able to but i bet some superstar female soccer players can and i think they should start trying out for the team. >> they can try out and then that's sometime lat

colin kaepernick made a political stance in uniform at work. in to mcdonald's and i want to get a cheeseburger, i don't want the waiter there taking my order to say meat is murder. i think mcdonald's would probably fire you. and i bet if harrison butker did what colin kaepernick did took a knee during the national anthem but instead of protesting something that woman agreed with, if he said take a knee during the national anthem in uniform at work and said i think, i don't know, gay marriage shouldn't be legal in the united states, she wouldn't say that it was brave of him to do so. in general, i think the nfl should be trying to appeal to everybody, republicans, democrats, independents, remember, michael jordan said back in the day republicans buy sneakers, too. if you are in the sports business in uniform at work, you should just be involved in sports. if you are out of uniform and want to share your political opinions, i think we should encourage more of this. the marketplace of ideas is a good thing. >> laura: raymond, close it out real qui

. >> colin kaepernick was standing up for the rights of many and sing social justice moment, this iswe are not thereeu yet. what this man is doing is not just about catholic. this is somebody practicing the traditional mass spirit which i divergent from the majority of catholics. it is compared to being cultlike and extremist. >> laura: clay, colin kaepernick deified forks h taking a knee and this guy speaks his mind, his truth and he might as well have been marching with torches and doing a nazi salute. >> i'm glad you played that clip because a lot of people are "th making this analogy like they did on "the view of."in he made a stance in uniform at work. if i go into mcdonald's and want to get cheeseburger come i don't want thei th waiter to tay order toobab save meets murder. mcdonald's would fire you. i bet if harrison butker didnt what colin kaepernick did and tookhe a need during theso national anthem but instead of protesting something that woman agreed with him if he said take a need during the national anthem in uniform atno work and said, i think, i don'ta know, gay marria

i mean colin kaepernick. i mean, he takes a knee to protest police brutality and gets banned from the nfl, can't get a job in the nfl. harrison butker gives this speech, goes wide right to so to speak. >> and the nfl said, well, you know he was on his day off what he gave this speech, no big deal i'm sorry. why is the nfl will tell you that they didn't ban colin kaepernick and there's been no official ban on color capra nic of course, anyone paying attention would tell you that unofficially team sort of feel that he cannot be touched and and it is a double standard. there's no question about it. many times in professional sports and frankly, particularly in the nfl, if you deliver results, a lot is excused. and in this case, bucher was a key part of winning that super bowl for him. he's got the longest kick in super bowl history. he's very good at his job and he does have some support of course, there's also voices on the other side who are pro-family, pro religion, pro guide, who are making the point, you ca

. >> when colin kaepernick takes a knee right? we want to give respect to people whose ideas are different from ours. >> the wife of the kansas city chiefs ceo posting affirming motherhood and praising your wife is not bigoted. but the founding institution of benedictine college says butler's comments do not represent the school as its founders envisioned, saying instead of promoting unity, his comments seem to have fostered division, this student seeming to agree most of the women were looking back and forth at each other. >> did he just come here to speak about politics and his views on women? >> well, the speech is also dividing football fans. sales of his jersey are booming. an online petition demands, though, that the chiefs release him. >> coming up, caitlin clark's home opener last night. not exactly what she was hoping for. >> also ahead, chaos on capitol hill. >> you don't have enough intelligence. >> chair recognizes mr. perry. >> okay, move to strike through. i move to strike. i move to strike. order! >> the lady. >> on

and in fact, it was used in some rejection letters i got for a manuscript wrote about colin kaepernick and one of the editors said, i have a hashtag own voices problem with this manuscript, meaning i'm not allowed to write about this. and in fact, another editor just came out and said, no, this, this subject matter does not belong to you. you don't get to write about that. so that's what own voices mean, that the reason i'm not quite sure why that term was abandoned, but various people who were promoting the term said it was being weaponized against the people it was supposed to help. so they it was not a useful term anymore. and it got replaced by lived experience, which i have to say i don't think just just linguistically, i don't that's an improvement because the term lived experience implies that you have to, as an author, have lived the experience you're writing about in order to have the right to write about that, which means that nobody gets to write about anything except for themselves except memoir. i mean, if you're going to follow logic of that term to its illogic code concl

colin kaepernick assisted with that effort.s just tragic that we're dealing with a george floyd 2.0 situation. i never thought, reverend al, four years next month we will be reliving another george floyd situation. the fact that eric gardner said i can't believe, and they ignored him. george floyd said i can't breathe. the police officers said if you're talking, you can breathe. and then when frank tyson in ohio says, i can't breathe, as you said, the officer tells him to shut the eff up. i mean, how many more teachable moment dos we have to have where black people lose their lives before police believe black people when they say i can't breathe. >> now, angela, i mean i was outraged when i heard about this, how did you learn about frank's death, and what were you initially told about what happened to him? >> thank you. first of all, reverend al, thank you for having me on your show. the call that i received was from my mom, and she called me and she said he's gone. and i said, who's gone? she said, he's gone, angie, he's gone.

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well, when colin kaepernick was trashing cops as pigs and trashing the american flag, the nfl didn'tfl. you know, the nfl has never come out and said, you know, we are sorry, we have 117 nfl players who have been arrested for domestic violence, seven who have been indicted for homicide charges, and not even counting burglary, drug possession, and all this other stuff. now they want to take him down because he said something that is innocuous. if you don't like it, listen to it. these jerseys are going up in terms of sales. i got to buy a jersey, you know why? first of all i like the kansas city chiefs but second of all, i believe the man has a right to say whatever it is he wants to say. and yet people go out there and they espouse, you know, we want to kill the jews, we want to exterminate them, we want to eliminate israel, and they are the ones who are supposed to be so inclusive. this guy talks about traditional catholic christian values and all of a sudden the left wants to take him down. you know what? the catholic church has been on a tax for 2,000 years and it will never go aw

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wingers who had a problem with black athletes kneeling or discussing politics, whether it is colin kaepernick butker's political speech. i'm going to give you none other than laura ingram as an example. watch this. >> it is always unwise to seek political advice from someone who gets paid $100 million a year to bounce a ball. keep the political commentary to yourself. >> they are singling out a player for expressing his constitutionally protected views on family, faith, and parenthood. >> does anyone have any idea why she might be coming lebron james and others to shut up but harrison butker, he has free speech? any ideas why? >> the remarkable 180. that is a good example and i was going to quote her and i'm glad you have good researchers and producers that brought the clip. i think it is a perfect example of the bad faith of these right- wing hypocrites. they claim to be free speech defenders but it is free speech for us and not for you. civility for me, not for you. safe space for me, not for you. the pop-culture analogy i will give is the charlie brown episode where charlie brown says lucy

and in fact, it was used in some rejection letters i got for a manuscript wrote about colin kaepernick and one of the editors said, i have a hashtag own voices problem with this manuscript, meaning i'm not allowed to write about this. and in fact, another editor just came out and said, no, this, this subject matter does not belong to you. you don't get to write about that. so that's what own voices mean, that the reason i'm not quite sure why that term was abandoned, but various people who were promoting the term said it was being weaponized against the people it was supposed to help. so they it was not a useful term anymore. and it got replaced by lived experience, which i have to say i don't think just just linguistically, i don't that's an improvement because the term lived experience implies that you have to, as an author, have lived the experience you're writing about in order to have the right to write about that, which means that nobody gets to write about anything except for themselves except memoir. i mean, if you're going to follow logic of that term to its illogic code concl

confused and that is sarcasm helped me understand how and i'll just go there and say and how colin kaepernick can't speak freely on his own time, but harrison can while he cloaked this entire speech each catholicism and his love of jesus, it felt very much like a construct that he said, most women had to abide by. and yet he started to attack de he leaned in on pride. i didn't understand the message of love and still criticizing and but yet it's still okay. there are people saying what he said is not controversial but all i just disagree with that wholeheartedly. it's an insult i do want to ask you about because he chose to do this at a graduation. >> it was a christian school. he can say whatever he wants and hold whatever beliefs he wants. that is what you can do here in america. but he said this in front of men and women graduating after four hard years to try and ostensibly have a career. do you think that he was trying to shame those because he seemed to be talking directly to the women in the audience sara, you're right. he can say what he wants. we all can say what you want. we get pai

colin kaepernick got a multimillion dollar contract when he kneeled for the national anthem, and they'ven that things have spiraled out of control and they are taking a stronger stance. howard: mollie e, is there a double standard when it comes to taking quick action to protect jewish students? we're to going to have some examples coming up. can you imagine this kind of paralysis if black students were being jeopardized, gay students were being jeopardized and all this hand-wringing about what's the definition of antisemithem? if it's really not that complicated. >> well, or we have seen in previous years campuses allow much hate against certain students while e dealing with other protected classes. it is also true that what we've seen against some of these jewish students is absolutely horrible. and even just seeing some of these imaging of how view students have had to fight to just be in public places on campus, it's something that you really thought was more akin to other countries and that we with wouldn't -- howard: what do you mean by protected classes? >> well, like in previous y

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steadfast in our commitment to inclusion, which only makes our league stronger our way. .we colin kaepernicksh the cops and the wholight, trashede cou the nfl didn't sayt anythingouh about thatat, but this guy sayst women should look forward to marriago e and they distance themselves. do you have any ideas in what happens on a weekly basis in the offseason in the nfl? >> arrests, car accidents, domestic dispute s? e nf >> i don't hear the nfl's distancing. the good news is the fans st fa are sticking with booker this week. nshis jerseys are outsellingn bo teammate patrick mahomes in both men's and women's sizes. >> grace kerley, host of thecur, grace kerley show, joins me now . grace, why are they so upsetey about this comment? >> it's really crazy because i understand there was a lot of the speech that people are going to have a different opinion on andfe speech h okay.h it's his point of view. he's allowed to share it. but this paris o t in particular, jesse, is it's very disturbing that people find this so offensivsg thate because he was diminishing anyone for their choices. he washe was

this nation responded to colin kaepernick who took a knee at a football game, and the highest court in land is making decisions that will impact us for generations. we are probably going to lose to trump and his ilk and this country will be truly in a terrible state. host: you called the actions horrible, why is that specifically? caller: it's empowering racism in this country which has never gone away. he has shown that he has appealed to the worst in this country. if they kick him out right now and tell him that he is wrong, they are disingenuous people. alito is a more symptomatic because of it. syndicalism -- symbolism is everything. why do you have to get rid of women's rights? those are symbolic things. now we've been taken back. host: republican line, j inflow or do, hello. caller: good morning. i've never heard such a bunch of hypocrisy in my life. you had hakeem jeffries get on there and start spewing what he was spewing. first of all, that five is fluent alito's house since january 6. should that make a difference to you, the fact that somebody has flown this particular flag

like the quarterback that got the dealing over the flag -- host: colin kaepernick.nk trump should be able to prove it if he says that. this guy flying the flag upside down, the supreme court justice, i guess that is his opinion. they should state his opinions and then flunkies speaking for him about that judge's dau ghter. let's see what happens. thank you. host: any follow-up to richard's comments? guest: i think it is interesting we mentioned kaepernick. that is an interesting example where people might be confused about the first amendment. everyone said his first amendment rights were violated when the nfl sanctioned him. it is important to remember the nfl as a private company so the first amendment does not apply. now, if that person had been on a college campus and had kneeled during something like that and there was a sanction, then that would be a different issue because one is the government, which is a public university, and one is a private company. host: if you could actually get into a bit more detail about the difference between when protests are happ

like the quarterback that got the dealing over the flag -- host: colin kaepernick.nk trump should be able to prove it if he says that. this guy flying the flag upside down, the supreme court justice, i guess that is his opinion. they should state his opinions and then flunkies speaking for him about that judge's dau ghter. let's see what happens. thank you. host: any follow-up to richard's comments? guest: i think it is interesting we mentioned kaepernick. that is an interesting example where people might be confused about the first amendment. everyone said his first amendment rights were violated when the nfl sanctioned him. it is important to remember the nfl as a private company so the first amendment does not apply. now, if that person had been on a college campus and had kneeled during something like that and there was a sanction, then that would be a different issue because one is the government, which is a public university, and one is a private company. host: if you could actually get into a bit more detail about the difference between when protests are happ

all the stuff with colin kaepernick all the various.d so they love a bit of controversy. but in terms of the actual value of going to watch league football, i contacted a lot of clubs this afternoon and they were falling, falling over themselves to give me their the deals they've got for kids to keep kids in the game. so seconds 10s the value. i would say west ham united under 18 season ticket £109 and on a family of four two adults, two kids £47.78 per match on certain matches when afc wimbledon £1, £41.52 per game. if you get a £35 season ticket for an under 17 in the family stand, that's outstanding value. qpr and charlton also do good deals. >> go go live there, blow the final whistle. that's all from me. alexis dewbs& co. don't forget breakfast is from 6 am. and that's with eamonn of course, and isabel followed by newsroom at 930 with andrew and bev.thenifs newsroom at 930 with andrew and bev. then it's tom and emily at at 12 till three. i'm at three. i've been martin daubney. now it's your weather with alex berger. >> a brighter o