>> the number one thing that surprised me is he said he never went to his coach joe philbin. that says to that there was an atmosphere that felt so dangerous and repressive that he felt -- and francly so winked at by the people in charge that he felt that he had no resource other than if he put it in the interview. physically removing himself from a situation. >> any chance that will change the cull fewer of the nfl? >> i i think it already has. the u.s. marine core has had guidelines hazing. they are not always followed but they existed for two -- aids. nfl has no such guideline. ten seconds, will we see martin or his alleged bullier on the field playing in the nfl again? >> yeah, martin definitely incognito might have to do a song and dance. main the oprah interview. maybe you can do it. and the door will be open for him too. >> dave, thanks. >> and the show may be over but the conversation continues on our web site al jazeera.com/consider this. find us on twitter another aj consider this. sey next time. >> "the daily beast" good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera ame

next up is head coach for the miami dolphins joe philbin.ely to be holding a pitch fork in a painting. [ laughter and applause ] i don't really -- i don't really see that. can we -- oh, yeah. [ laughter ] here's the last one here. from the new york jets we have head coach rex ryan. he was voted future bart simpson. there you go, guys. those are your nfl superlatives, right there! ♪ [ applause ] and finally, next week, president obama will be delivering his annual state of the union address where he is expected to outline his agenda for the coming year. you know, i was going to make a joke about this story, but i don't think it needs a joke. i think it needs to be slow jammed. you know what i'm talking about, quest? [ cheers and applause ] >> questlove: yeah, jimmy, i think you're saying you want to slow jam this news. >> jimmy: that's right. i want to slow jam the news, and i'm not the only one. >> hello, jimmy. [ applause ] hello. i'm governor mitt romney. former governor of massachusetts and republican candidate for president. [ cheers ] a