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>> bob: jerry jones has a lot to do with the prices.ince he is the second coming of vince lombardi and doesn't know a thing about football and is a lousy owner. you know what you pay for the dallas cowboy paraphernalia? i can't stand the dallas cowboys. but they get a lot of money. >> eric: they charge with what the market will bare. if off onion it's not -- >> bob: let the owners pay what the market will bear and build their own stadium. >> the union could do a better job but the players these days, they are making the huge contracts. but i am talking about the players that built this game. we watch football every sunday and it's an american tradition. it's not fair to leave them behind. >> bob: let's remember that the average football player life expectancy is five years. we talk about all the big numbers a lot of the guys do not have a long career. >> greg: the fact is the money is related to risk. they get paid exorbitant money because of the risk to their future and they can only play ample of five to seven years so they make that

you ha to look to someone like jerry jones. he's been pushing his agenda with the n.f.l. for a long time and i think when you look at the n.b.a. to me really it is a... it is the autocratic commissioner david stern who's been running things for so long who is probably to me the most dominant commissioner in pro-sports. and ihink he pretty mh runs the show in the n.b.a. >> hunt: let me get you both to give an appisal of both srn andoger goodell. kevin, start wi y and we'll go to sally. >> i think roger is still new to the game. this is his first labor fight. i think that right now if i were to choose a winner and a loser, if i were... if we were in veg i'd be putting my money the players winning. they've won a number of significant.... >> hunt: in the n.f.l. >> in the n.f.l. they've won a significant number of court cases early on in this. i think it's the owners now whose backs are to the wall because they realize there is a very real danger that they could lose their $200 million dollar a week pre-season games. i mean, that's how much pre-season is worth. >> hunt: not to

like bankruptcy would be in jerry jones' future if there's no football this fall.t's actually kind of a comical thought, i see a reality show. on the flip side of that, people like ralph wilson, owner of the bills, who are just saying, you know, i want this fundamentally restructured. i want something in there that says the wives of nfl players must show up to games wearing white gloves and pillbox hats. there's kind of a kated approach -- i'm kidding, of course. >> we're laughing. we're laughing. i was thinking that's not a bad idea. >> i know. very classy. >> like the kentucky derby. >> recalcitrant block of eight owners are stopping progress? happening, but i do believe, mark it down, there will be a deal by july 15th. >> d.r. show super fan in sports, the man about town. if you want to know what's going on and how it feels to find yourself to dave and he'll carry the emotional burden for you. you do it well and with great entertainment. we appreciate it. dave xyron. talk to you next time. >>> coming up here -- first a fair well to our fan. i'm going to keep him

the nfl is close to an agreement, all the parties there, and jerry jones and others the owners, the wordinghat the lawyers are trying to work out the language and then they will all come out and tell lies about, no, we love each other it is is one of those deals where we just worked out for the betterment of the fans, on the left, that is the commissioner roger bell, and this guy james is do what you want, but now is not the time to come out with it like this but it was in a men's magazine and he says if that man was on fire and i had to urinate to put him out, i would not do it. i hate him and will never respect him, he went on to read his teammate it been rocked with burger--went on to rid his teammate been rothlessberger. now this is call interacting. it is the future, we're interacting. question no. one,... >> gary, why did the giants batters always take the first pitch even though it is coming right down the middle like the perfect ball to get out of the park. >> look of the man in orange. now some people will tell you that is what the a's like. take pitches, a walk is as good as a hit

that's dallas cowboys' owner jerry jones talking about the nfl labor fight. sure fits the bill, though, here in washington, d.c., about how the debt deal is being received. >>> the 2012 presidential race, some of the front-runners might not like the headlines they're getting, mitt romney sounding like president obama on the economy. >>> and drawing the line, we're geeking out today over -- wait for it -- redistricting. the pivotal states that could actually shift the balance in the house in 2013. why the new maps may be getting a little more blue. >>> good morning from washington. it's friday, july 22nd, 2011. i'm chuck todd. july 22nd, a very important date to me. i'll tell you later. >>> let's get right to my first reads of the morning. now we know there are really two sticking points holding up the debt ceiling deal. substance and ego. we'll start with ego. the house and the senate are each selling something that the other side won't buy supposedly. but as speaker boehner realized that the mcconnell/reid plan wouldn't fly in the house at all, he came back

we spoke with dallas cowboy owner jerry jones about how grueling this it process has been for more than at the end of the day, you do get roughed up. i don't mean it physically, but you do get roughed up. that's what the negotiation is about. we didn't get where drimed we could get to on some of these things, but we did some things that will help grow this league. >> it allows for stability the sport. the sport is already so popular. this allows us to worry about football for the next ten years, how to grow the sport, how to make it safer, how to make it more fun. >> reporter: all right. so the players received the finalized new proposal from the owners late last night, and there was an immediate pushback from the players. the players and their reps said they're not going to be rushed or hurried into something. don, i ask you, would you buy a new home or car unless you knew all the terms of the deal? probably not. at in the point the players have until tuesday to say yes to this new deal. if it happens, football will start on time. training camp is opening up this wednesday. right now w

let's speak to jerry jones our deputy political editor. jerry shows us what you've got. >> yes, obviously we'll have a look at the picture. we've circled. you can see the man he's in a sort of checked shirt here. this is rupert murdoch's wife obviously hits him on the head there. you can see he has some sort of plate in his left hand. >> i'm going to interrupt you for a second if i may. we are looking at a man with white paint perhaps on his face, some sort of white splattering on his face. four police officers at least surrounding him there, and it looks as though he is being spoken to by the police. can't see his hands, but perhaps he has been handcuffed. suggesting that he was certainly handcuffed, but he is certainly being spoken to by the police, a white substance on his checked shirt and also on his face. it looked as though this committee was just about to wrap-up. it was the final mp to ask questions and then this happened. >> i think it probably would have gone on for another ten minutes. as you know, kay, we've seen a number of di