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>> al: howard cosell? he made a career out of saying "missed opportunity." >> cris: that's it. but now the entire nfc is up for grabs. this is a big night. >> al: davis, philly, cannot stop the clock. by the time they run the next play, we're down to about a minute to go. >> cris: how about that guy? pretty good night tonight, wasn't it? >> al: he gets overlooked. there's so many big names on that defense. >> cris: i totally agree with you. you come into this game and you don't have kam chancellor and you don't have richard sherman, and you go, oh, boy, this is going to be a problem against this high-scoring offense. yet we have really seen top-end play on the back end. it was mostly man coverage tonight and they did a job on the receivers. we saw nelson agholor make a play or two, rory smith. they did not end the battles down the field against this young aspiring maxwell, justin coleman, mcdougald made plays, shaquill griffin. they made plays tonight. >> al: nfc side, minnesota and philadelphia stand at two. rams and new orleans. seattle would be the wild card along with carol

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with a piece that just days before the election, days before he passed away that talked about jim cosell, i believe it was, who was the former head of the new york fbi office who giuliani had cited at various times. also was one of the biggest recipients, his charity was one of the biggest recipients are donald trump skipping one of those debates in 2016. but let me just broaden out for one second. the idea of the republican party attacking an institution as they see as a threat to them electorally is completely modus operandi for the republican party. we can point to science, we can point to the media, we can point to studies at treasury that disappear because they show trickle-down economics don't work, on and on and on. the only difference at this point is just the lines that they're will to cross just keep getting further depending on what is necessary at that moment. >> vanita, i think that's the concern i have here is that it does feel like sometimes we're hurtling toward a constitutional crisis moment. all that holds this together, and the rule of law sort of managing to win out i