jason whitlock rejoins us tonight. york times" version of this, i have not heard all three hours of the tape. you really get a picture from the times story of a group of people pretty out of touch with what is happening in the rest of the country. >> yeah, i think so. we got to remember, this is "the new york times" reporting the story, a three hour meeting, they have the entire audiotape.h i'm a little bit reluctant to rely on "the new york times" representation of what happened here. "the new york times" as a part of the attack on football. i'm not surprised, reading the story, that no one looked good, no one looks like they have a real clue about what they should do because i think "the new york times" is invested in tearing down football, the nfl in particular. >> tucker: interesting. that no one's went over my head. the story describes the owner of the miami dolphins adjusting a march on washington with nfl owners and players. what with that look like? >> i'm not sure. in a meeting like this, i don't blame people

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fox sports 1's jason whitlock is here. why was it so popular.ays it was a total snooze. >> it was popular because we finally got all the way back to just football. people love football and it was popular because look, when fox sports gets involved with the draft and we put it on big fox, that is of course going to make things even bigger and better for the nfl. but mostly varney, i just think the draft is purely about football and a lot of the politics, and national anthem controversy, we're just a way from that, talking about the actual game, people love it. people still love football. every one wants to talk about the oh, the nfl is in trouble. 400,000 people went to the jerry dome to watch people's names get called for football teams. football is awesome. that is why the ratings were up. stuart: you think that football itself can carry on this momentum into the regular season when it starts later this year? >> absolutely. stuart: listen to the anthem protests. >> we want to talk about the game, and focus on the game of course it is going to c

steve: jason whitlock from fox sports one had this observation about what happened yesterday betwixtanye and potus. >> i think he's probably trying to inspire african-americans to have a more open mind about politics. and to be less demonizing of people we disagree with. we're all flawed. our president is flawed, but that doesn't mean we should -- it's an effective strategy to write that person off or to write that side of politics off. there is no competition for the black vote right now. >> right. >> and there has been none for 50 or 60 years. i think we should look around at other ethnic groups and other groups of people. they make people compete for their vote and politics tend to help them and move them forward while we're not experiencing the same thing. brian: a lot of it is production' fault because the republicans don't try. they say we're not going to do that or that's an urban community. we're going to lose that city. we're going to lose that county. i never understood why they feel that wait a minute go in there and find out what the african-american voter needs. find out