i said, no, it's we, when it comes to collin kaepernick, there are people standing with collin kaepernick around him, rallying around him. we are not doing that. >> professor dyson, i put that question to you first. why are we not doing that? >> we are not doing that because it doesn't make sense. we're not doing that because we have not reduced the complexity and complication of public policy to personalities. when kanye says, sorry, bro', i didn't mean to put you on blastm open minded, it is a matter of to be illegal and, therefore, subverting the rights of african-american people, ostensibly that kanye west wants to speak to. this was such a blitzkrieg of ba blathering on one side. he considers him a friend. i beg him. i plead to him, kanye, please, cease the interventions through media of trying to engage issues about which you don't have sophisticated comprehension and knowledge. you speak about the 13th amendment. why don't you watch eva dubernaise 13th. understand the historic legacy of which that 13th amendment unfolds and the degree to which mass incarceration of african american

mahmoud abdul rauf suspend bid the n.b.a., and collin kaepernick lost his job and was blackballed by.l. even worse for collin, he was punished by nike with a big-ass endorsement deal. and you might not think getting millions of dollars is a punishment. it isn't until you start having aunts and overing also coming out of the woodwork asking you for money. one time i found a $50 bill on the street, by the end of the day, i had six new aunts. the whole thing cost me $200. you can't divide that by six. that's all the time we have for today. i'm roy wood, jr. and this has been c.p. time. and remember, we're for the culture. hey, colin, this is your uncle roy. can i bore owe $400? there's a lone shark he's not (~bleep ) around with me. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: roy wood, jr., everyone. we'll be right back. rated m for mature. ( ♪ ) man: (on radio) approaching the drop zone. ( ♪ ) ♪ welcome to the party play new content first on ps4. electronic voice: playstation. i'm always going to be a maker. and i think a company is the coolest thing you can build. i'm adam, and i make robots.

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weekend, biles criticized bono for posting in this september marking her golf cleats to protest collin kaepernick the face of its ad program. biles wrote, mouth drop. don't worry, it's not like we needed a smarter usa gymnastics president or any sponsors or anything. >> believe in something. even if it means sacrificing everything. ri that you would bono a former congress woman who previously apologized for the tweet now explaining her protest was an emotional reaction to that phrase from kaepernick and says, when she marked her shoes, she was at a tournament for families who lost a member of the armed services who literally sacrificed everything. >> usa gymnastics says bono's resignation is in the best interest of the organization. they say they are committed too action when a change of course is necessary. >> once again, it's an organization without a leader. what happens next in. >> yes, we are two years away from the tokyo olympics. lots of young gymnasts are competing. they say this is unfortunate to put it mildly, also they're facing a lot of lawsuits as well, usa gymnastics. >> thauchgs. >

of the motto of this campus, this campus got a lot of attention when they decided after the collin kaepernicktatement that we stand for the anthem. what say to you about the principles of this college. >> the nike decision made by the college was a direct reflection of the patriotic goal very consistent with mission and vision statement. one thing about this university is that patriotism definitely runs deep. pete: thank you for theselves in your family. now we will talk to some other folks, too. what's your name, man? >> i'm naudia. pete: i shouldn't call you ma'am, you are young. >> thank you. i'm good. pete: how are you. >> i'm from a small agriculture farm. beef farm. it's in my backyard. my parents also went here. my but the college since i was little and opportunities to go here and graduate debt-free is amazing. very special. pete: the whole world is obsessed with the latest iteration of the brett kavanaugh hearings and controversies as a youngs woman how do you react to that. >> this will change the nation processes go. with any trial go back to the constitution. we have a right fair

collin kaepernick's company ink applying to trademark this black and white image of the disgraced qbnds to use it for promotions and on merchandise potentially for things like t-shirts, shampoo, even candles. former first daughter barbara bush was engaged just five weeks ago to make sure her grandfather to be there. the newly wed telling "people" magazine it was important that 94-year-old former president george h.w. bush was well enough to see her walk down the aisle. bush married craig coin in kennebunkport, maine where her grandparents got engaged 75 years ago. it was a very small wedding. uncle jeb was not invited. send it back to you guys. brian: always invite uncle jeb. i can't imagine a wedding without him. i know one thing the big story is how the eagles and giants will do tonight. they will clash and we'll have the results tomorrow. ainsley: jillian will definitely be staying up late to windchill that thanks, jillian. steve: meanwhile today, the president of the united states is going to have lunch with kanye west. kanye is going to actually be at the white house. brian: sho

defense of donald trump kanye west says he's reaching out to colin kaepernick to get him to meet with donald trump. >> i have been calling collinorning, reaching him to bring him to the white house and we can remove [bleep] statement and we can be on the same page. >> that would be very interesting if it happened. some folks on social media i thinking it is a good idea. this person says all the people hating on this because they don't like mag a kanye is trying to do something positive in this person says the meeting is worth a shot. heather: the talk it out, how to help each other. netflix, viewers will be able to pick how tv shows and movies end. >> ever watched a movie or tv show and thought i could have come up with a better ending, netflix may give you that opportunity with popular tv shows like last mirror. >> have faith in the system. >> it really does work. >> a clip from black mirror, developing specials that will let you decide the next storyline and black mirror will have one episode like this. kind of cool, interactive tv. it is the future. heather: the time is 26 minutes after the hour. democratic senator joe manch

collins was about to give her speech. on the senate floor. this is a reason that folks are out on the street pushing for a criminal justice reform. this is a reason that colin kaepernickional anthem. and professional athletes followed suit. because of situations like this. to bring light to situations like this. remember, chicago is a big city. there's crime there every year. police involved shootings. this is the first one to be convicted -- the first officer to be charged with first degree murder. since 1980. so, when you think about the stats and how big the city is. and how long ago that is. i'm sure there are most officers are good officers. there's officers in the interim who have done who made some mistakes. but never been charged before. >> for all this talk about blue pride and all that. officers when you talk to cops, they want transparency. and people to know they're doing their job. >> some of them. >> they want people to be exposed. not all. but most i deal with they say i'll wear a camera. i want everything recorded. i want everything recorded not just what starts a confrontation. i want to show what started that. because then, the truth will set you fre

collins was about to give her speech on the senate floor. but this is the reason, chris, that folks are out on the streets pushing for criminal justice reform. this is the reason that colin kaepernick the national anthem or did kneel during the national anthem and other professional athletes followed suit. it's because of situations like this. to bring light to situations like this. remember, chicago is a big city. there's lots of crime there every year. lots of police-involved shootings. this is the first one to be convicted, i just want to make sure i get this right. the first officer to be charged with first degree murder since 1980. so when you think about all the stats and how big the city is and how longing that is, i'm sure there are some -- listen, most officers are good officers but i'm sure there's some officers in the interim who have made some mistakes but never been charged before. that's >> for all this talk about blue pride and all that, officers, when you talk to cops, they want transparency. >> yes. >> they want people to know that they're doing their job the right way. >> some of them. >> and they want people who are not doing their job the right way. >> not all o