after everything that happened with donald sterling. i do get starts at the top. the football player contract. your money is guaranteed when we play. we have to respond to the player. they also know something else. i'm of the generation and the magic that league was on its way out. they know they need each other. the league needs them. what happened with donald sterling happened with the nfl. if they did the way they did. all of the players said they didn't want them there. and other teams. i can't even imagine. that numbers of players. they regard the name of the washington franchise. as a racist name. consequences is what happens on every level here. also consequences for the players at large. as the that is the reason they are talking high school sports. you're so young. there are consequences can be much more dire because they're the cutting off their future path. also crossing the picket line here in boston. it's a great day for a ballgame. i don't know where the astros are seen. this is the question. if you begin. the players in basketball and the players in

after everything that happened with donald sterling. i do get starts at the top. football player contract. your money is guaranteed when we play. we have to respond to the player. they also know something else. i'm of the generation and the magic that league was on its way out. they know they need each other. the league needs them. what happened with donald sterling happened with the nfl. if they did the way they did. all of the players said they didn't want them there. and other teams. i can't even imagine. that numbers of players. they regard the name of the washington franchise. as a racist name. consequences is what happens on every level here. also consequences for the players at large. as the that is the reason they are talking high school sports. you're so young. there are consequences can be much more dire because they're the cutting off their future path. also crossing the picket line here in boston. it's a great day for a ballgame. i don't know where the astros are seen. this is the question. if you begin. the players in basketball and the players in bas

after everything that happened with donald sterling and i won't go through the details but he handled quickly in respect to the rights i don't think that moves us swiftly with other commissioners. but that's up to the top. a lot of times you look at the demographic and do have to look at the sponsorship and everything ties into money. would you say most of the time? >> immediately are they ready to go? >> the biggest thing to me is money. the football player contract, team is to control your money. your money is guaranteed when you play. and so, in the nba you have to respond to the player and i think the player in the nba and leak an mba they know something else. i'm of the generation and magic and larry generation. that link was on its way out. they need each other's partners because the nba was in deep trouble 71979, 1980. nfl feels invincible and feels as though it can survive without the players. as more of a spirit of partnership that they note michael jordan and lebron and the guys that the league needs them. >> that's true. but also what happened with donald sterling hobbled i

put in because of his legal acumen, because of his sterling resume because neither have been proficient. he's there because he basically -- he's donald trump's roy cohn, he's a bulldog to go in there and try to do havoc with the mueller investigation, which he talked about openly on cnn when he was a talking head for the administration. >> there was a recent "new york times" report that found whitaker interviewed for a position on the president's legal team as a, quote, attack dog against the special counsel. so is questioning whitaker on his conversations that he had with the president about the mueller investigation a top priority and, by the way, do we even know if they have, in fact, spoken? because the president as you said said on fox he knows whitak whitaker. then he said he doesn't know whitaker. which is it? >> i think kellyanne conway parsed statements. that of course he knows him but not like they're best friends. i guess there's degrees of no in trumpism. obviously he knows him. he was put in there as sessions' chief of staff because there was the hope and plan to get rid of sessions and to put this man in charge and his

donald trump revealed that mandate. am i right, grandma? i am stopped, much like the supreme court is with two sterling appointments.ay be that kids can clear the table just like trump cleared the country of ms-13. jaime, can you take out the trash? put it on the curb next to the paris climate accord and the awful iran treaty. i love pumpkin pie. doesn't the color remind you of donald trump's gorgeous hair? if you can't avoid politics, why avoid politics? instead set the tone in the table with the truth because if you don't, someone else surely will. i'm going to go to the people who have conflicting thanks giving tables. jesse, do your parents go hard on you for being an unpaid spokesman for donald trump? [laughter] >> jesse: very funny. i thought that was a really good monologue, one of your better ones. [laughter] i wasn't being sarcastic. i thought it was really good. the key to surviving my thanksgiving is respecting your elders because during the bush years, i got a little cocky. stocks were up. the surge worked. my parents are liberals and my grandfather is a communist. we are around the dinner table in 2006