brian: terry bradshaw and brett favre.'t know how it gets bigger with joe montana in that knicks as well. steve: do you know how we make it bigger? this is a very busy news day. while we are here, of course, today could be the final day of the impeachment in the senate. here is the headline in quote we have been looking at the "new york post" editorial board every day. it is now day 10. this is what they wrote this morning when you go online what you need to know about impeachment day 10 light at the end of the tunnel they wonder? after we heard from a senator from tennessee. this sounds like it could be the light at the end of the tunnel. and it's not a train. ainsley: we are looking at these four holdouts these republicans that could vote to see more witnesses and side with the democrats. we have just heard that lamar alexander has decided to announce that he is going to vote against seeing more witnesses. so he is siding with the republicans. brian: right. here's the exact statement, ainsley, you brought up. collins wan

gerry: my guest is gary chris favre. gary you mommy quote from the menace best of your website. it being in peril. for greater it's being wristed being bent back. towards political authoritarianism, economic stagnation, ideological extremism and disorder. it's a pretty bleak picture you paint. why do you think things are as bleak as you characterize them? >> because i have been watching the rise of extreme on both spectrums but not just this country but across the ocean in europe. so we have more and more power shifted to political groups and they are typically not in the united states you have. [inaudible] [inaudible] you had one going to the left in 1964 democrats 1974 were public in spirit right now you can see it's all about primaries. it's all about kowtowing and building the base. and basically ignoring the center. and the political center is a problem and i think we have to go from history that is democracy is in peril. not with the one side rising against. but both political extremes attacking the purists of the free world. democracy as an institution and free market. ge

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what are your impressions so favre how their case is going. >> the way i like to look at this is there's an old saying among lawyers that the laws against you argue the facts, the fact are against, you argue the law. if the laws and the facts are against you, waves your arms a lot. the republicans are doing a lot of arm waving. they don't really have good arguments in terms of factual or legal argue upts. mostly trying to avoid the facts by making sure there's no witness testimony in the documents. they've got some sort of made-up legal arguments that are basically trying to be as respectable as they can be in defending a position that's pretty hard to defend. >> they're bringing out ken starr and alan dershowitz. he was saying the charges against president trump, abuse of power, obstruction of congress are vague, open-ended and not impeachable. >> your thoughts? >> yeah. so he's trying to make the argument that in order to be constituted impeachable offense, it's got to be a crime. defend. there was actually a good piece yesterday, the day before by nicholas christophe in "the new york

i turned around and see brett favre behind me. it was amazing.f them are on your show this morning. we just had a chance to catch up with levar arrington. it's quite the scene. you can walk on down and can participate. there's even a ferris wheel. did you take a ride on it? >> i didn't. i haven't been off yet, i went right from tv to radio. but i will. think about this, two years ago, if you and i were talking, you're probably still on "outnumbered." we are talking about taking a knee. the football rates are dropping, people don't want to go to the games. and why was the military paying to be part of the pregame show? and roger gooddell effectively has pushed those issues back, and even the person in charge of the aftra entertainment has said, "listen, for kaepernick, we are moving on." for it kaepernick in particular, i think a lot of people saw that triad and said, "we are all movg on." willie approves this message or not police at the league has recovered. this is the only place in which america embraces the score. the world embraces soccer, b

gerry: my guest is gary chris favre. gary you mommy quote from the menace best of your website.r it's being wristed being bent back. towards political authoritarianism, economic stagnation, ideological extremism and disorder. it's a pretty bleak picture you paint. why do you think things are as bleak as you characterize them? >> because i have been watching the rise of extreme on both spectrums but not just this country but across the ocean in europe. so we have more and more power shifted to political groups and they are typically not in the united states you have. [inaudible] [inaudible] you had one going to the left in 1964 democrats 1974 were public in spirit right now you can see it's all about primaries. it's all about kowtowing and building the base. and basically ignoring the center. and the political center is a problem and i think we have to go from history that is democracy is in peril. not with the one side rising against. but both political extremes attacking the purists of the free world. democracy as an institution and free market. gerry: but liberal democracy has

i love it, every year you see tom brady comes out, he reminds you when brett favre was about to retireortant are the superstars and who are the emerging superstars now. wees just lost a huge superstar in sports, kobe bryant. you wonder what it does for the game, for the fans. dagen: chris collinsworth, his prediction is that he will go to another team. in terms of super star power, there's nobody greater. he will go to r somewher -- to e like the chargers. remember he was spotted talking to the owner of the raiders that's moving to las vegas. he's going to go potentially somewhere that needs a superstar to get people in the seats and get eye l ball balls on their -s on their games. maria: we are here in miami this morning, counting down to the super bowl. the kansas city chiefs facing off against the san francisco 49ers on sunday on fox, 6:30 p.m. kickoff on fox. i sat down with commissioner roger goodell. i asked about how big this game is, quantify it. can you car characterize this, e biggest day in television for sure, is it a billion dollars in revenue? >> easily. it becomes bigger