the locker room, like to warren knows as anybody, the locker room is kind of the world in itself.microcosm. when you see people maybe not who look the same as you but don't necessarily have the same passion or see things through your lens, that causes lack of trust. that permeates onto the field. right now the league is going through something. i don't know if they've been prepared for it or they can fix. this is bigger than the game. that is the core. >> warren, i saw you nodding. let me ask you of the to respond to that. >> one thing that is really hypocritical, talk about having the players not being able to kneel and they have to stand at attention for the flag and all of that. but you've got probably 10,000 fans that are in line getting hot dogs. 10,000 fans getting beers or smoking cigarettes or in the rest room. they're not standing for the national anthem, so why should the players have to stand for it if they have something that they really feel fashion at about that they think is going to help all of society? so that's something that really bugs me about this whole situa

rice actually ring presence in the locker room was.he got no warning, made a complaint about something she felt was a threat, she's gone. >> he is applying her makeup in the locker room, miss h who has not identified herself harasses her, attempting to get her thrown out of the gym, miss rice called the police and complained. and the harassment on the part of what got her thrown out of the membership. could this revise the policy than any individual harasses another person has the ability to have their membership revoked? and then shift to corporate guidelines with the idea of her being a victim when she initiated a contact for no apparent reason is laughable, there is no lawsuit here. >> liberty counsel claims this individual, there was another woman who complain saying the person exposed their naked body in the women's locker room and anatomically still a male body and so then they also said the person who said leave me alone, i am putting on my makeup did not leave for an hour while this woman went to get to the locker and came out

when you asked him about the locker room talk he said i didn't hear anything about abuse in the lockeremotional interview. we are happy to have him deal with these allegations straight on. i was going to ask him all the questions that anybody was going to ask. your thoughts of how this comes together? >> well, i did think that the fact that, you know, some of these people have credibility issues is a powerful argument and he did try to say, i mean, his perception of what he might have overheard in the locker room in his mind does not amount to allegations of abuse and he said many, many, many times to you, bret, that coaches take this responsibility very seriously. and he would have taken care of that and victims deserve justice and that's a quote he used several times. the problem with these timing of this is definitely suspect. the idea and also the fact that perkins was unable to reach him is a little weird. i don't think this has anything to do with the steel dossier wild conspiracy to bring him down. the stories with alabama. one person might have written on the yearbook and she l

it was in fact locker room talk. it was wide spread. they would joke about it and nervously talk about it all the time. you know, one of them came forward and said something happened to me and you need to do something about it. we are talking about the young man who went in for the sprained thumb and protested when the doctor ordered him taking down his pants. he said that flat out, what are you doing to me. and he told jordan and he said he told jordan and said he told the head coach. >> i want to be clear on this. because there is a difference between had to know and a specific recollection in this case, of an individual saying i was groped by this doctor and reported it to my coach and assistant coach. >> yes, that is exactly what the mr. yet said. he said what happened to me, happened to me and i protested and i flat out told the coaches, i told jim jordan and russ alexson. >> everybody is saying jordan is lying. it seems to me the gentleman that you talked to, some of them admire jim jordan. they call him jimmy and have fond memori

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some kind of abuse. >> so did you hear it in the locker room? >> no. no. no type of abuse. we did not hear that. >> with me now, cory who's done great, great work on this story. >> thank you very much. >> cory, let's start with -- i just want to start with what we know about the underlying allegations, which is this doctor who was a doctor at ohio state for years and appears to at least allegedly have sexually abused a lot of the athletes in his care, right? >> yep. they're saying that the estimate is something, possibly 1,500 athletes over 15 different sports. not just wrestlers, lacrosse, football, baseball, you name it. >> so this is -- this obviously calls to mind what we've seen at michigan state with larry nassar where you had a doctor. and this was over a long period of time and 15 different sports with it seems dozens, possibly hundreds of victims over that period of time, right? >> absolutely. and it was -- all the abuse was done under the pretext of giving physicals and things like that. with the wrestling team in particular, you're ta

room, there's 40 guys in our locker room and doc was in the locker room.had his own lock er. it was impossible for anyone during that time to not know that this guy was at best a groper. i don't think the word abuse was used by athletes at the time, sexual abuse. >> because it's possible you didn't understand, it was a different era, you were younger. we were learned more about that since then, we saw what happened with dr. larry nassar but you knew what was being done to your bodies. the statement from congressman jim jordan's office was, is, "congressman jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse and never had abuse reported to him as time of coach at ohio state." when you see that statement, what do you think? >> again, it's not true thnd i think the congressman may be playing semantics with the word. i don't think jim and/or a lot of folks, coaches administrators, understood that touching a man's genitals without the need to do so is the definition of sexual abuse and sexual assault. again, in the mid-80s that term wasn't necessarily used

after big games in the locker room when we lose or win, our last game of the season, in the locker roomand i go to training camp and give a little speech at the beginning of the year, a pump up. david: you have coached young children in basketball. do you ever take any of the tips and get them to your l.a. clippers coach? [laughter] steve: no! i hear there are owners that do that, and i'm not going to be that guy. david: well, you were famous when you were at microsoft for pumping up people. you have a voice that projects. when you are watching the game, do you yell and scream like everybody else? steve: i yell and scream. i become a little more moderate so i preserve my vocal cords. it can certainly be a problem yeah, let's go, let's get these guys. it can be an issue. david: what is more fun, running microsoft or the l.a. clippers? steve: running the l.a. clippers. [laughter] steve: running microsoft was a ton of fun. it was kind of inspirational, because were working on stuff to literally transform the world. i got a lot out of that. the intellectual challenges were strong. i love th

strauss, his access to our locker room, he had a lockner our room, and -- locker in our room, and he would take four, five, six showers with different athletes and different sports and venues on one day, all on the time of the taxpayers of the state of ohio. and this was well known by jim jordan. i recall one day jim jordan, his locker was right next to doc strauss. doc strauss had just taken a shower, was -- was dressing ffor -- to exit the building or go wherever he was going, he saw another male athlete come into the locker room with his shirt off, one of what i called his favorites, he had his favorites, and as doc was walking out, he saw the guy coming in, he stopped in his tracks, he turned around, went back to the locker, undressed, and went back into the shower. and i recall vividly jim jordan looking at me and us going, wow. >> mike disabato, thank you very much. >> brooke, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >>> coming up next, new details emerge being a white house meeting where president trump raises the possibility of a u.s. invasion of venezuela.

price's leering presence in the women's locker room was. she got no warning and made a complaint about something they felt she was a threat. >> so mrs. rice is applying makeup and mrs. h. harasses her and when she called the police, then she complains. it's a clear case of transphobia. she's putting on her makeup after working out and has every right to be there and the harassment on the part of mrs. h. got her membership revoked. could planet fitness revise their guidelines, but the idea of mrs. h. being the victim when she initiated a contact for no apparent reason is laughable. >> shannon: in the letter, liberty counsel said another person complained about the individual that the person exposed their naked body in the women's locker room and anatomically it's still a male body. then they said this person who said leave me alone i'm putting on my makeup, did not leave for an hour while this other woman wait to get to her hour and came back and hat -- hasn't changed or showered or changed clothes. it's an uncomfortable situation. >> number

student athletes -- >> did you hear it in the locker room? >> no.hing sure of abuse that maybe considered abuse now in this current time? >> i did not. connell: that's the denial but are things that we could have -- we should have considered to be abuse years ago, but did not, but now would. >> he is bringing up five or six people, he should have known. in the political reporting on the same team saying there's no reason that he should have known. this is mirky and muddy. ultimately there's an investigation being done by ohio state and i'm sure the ethics committee will do investigation and voters and colleagues will hold him accountable. i know there's urgency in the me too movement to run anybody on the rail or has anything remotely to do anything with it. there's -- this would just be a travesty. >> it's not a travesty. it's not a travesty to the men who have been molested and all victims of sexual assault deserve fair accounting here. ultimately we are concerned that not only this white house or republican administration will hold him accountabl

him because he didn't have the authorization or the authority to let them in to the locker.is name was on the lease. he was the individual whose name was on there as actually having the authority to open up the locker. part of the reason this is important is the reality is that for paul manafort, his closest allies, the people closest to him, who he's trusted, worked with hand and glove are turning on him. rick gates is cooperating with the prosecution. alexander trusco didn't put uch much resistance. the reality is manafort doesn't have hardly any friends and the people who he thought might have been his allies have abandoned him. that's something useful to mueller and his team. >> we'll see how the judge in that case decides in the coming days. great to have all of do you with us. >>> ahead, ari has break down of trump's defining legal week. also scathing new report on detention centers hours before nationwide protest against president trump's border policy. i'll talk to a congressman helping to lead the march here in new york when we come back in 60 seconds. when we were

after big games in the locker room when we lose or win, our last game of the season, in the locker roomgo to training camp and give a little speech at the beginning of the year, a pop up. david: you have coached young children in basketball. do you take the tips and get them to your l.a. clippers coach? steve: no. i hear there are owners that do that, and i'm not going to be that guy. david: you were famous for pumping of people. when you are watching the game, do you yell and scream? steve: i yell and scream. i become more moderate so i preserve my vocal cords. it can be a problem. yet, it can be in issue. david: what is more fun, running microsoft or the l.a. clippers? steve: running the l.a. clippers. running microsoft was a ton of fun. it was inspirational. we were working on stuff to transform the world. i got a lot out of that. the intellectual challenges were strong. i thought i had unique value to add. for fun, fun, fun, it is no stress running a basketball team, except you really want to win. ♪ david: let's talk about your background. you grew up in detroit. where were your par

jerry joneselling his players they will not be staying in the locker room for the anthem. >> our policyou stand for the anthem, toe the line. >> that is despiten off season agreement allowing players to remain in the locker room rather than face fines for kneeling on the policy has been temporarily suspended and ongoingti neions. >> president trump has long been outgoing about the issue even suggesting players who kneel should be fired. jones said the president's stance is troublesome for the league i >> hiserest in what we're doing is problematic from my chair, and i would say in general the owner's chair. everybody would like for it to go away. >> ban players believe there is room for activism in football. philadelphia eagles safety alcolm jenkins spoke exclusivitily with nbc news's leer holt about the issues as well as the nfl in general. >> malcolm jenkins will go the epdistance. >>ter: malcolm jenkins knows a good opening. so when colin kaepernick took that infamous knee during the anthem, jenkins saw an opportunity to talk. >> i think that motivated a ton of us or at least opened

after big games in the locker room when we lose or win, our last game of the season, in the locker roomgo to training camp and give a little speech at the beginning of the year, a pump up. david: you have coached young children in basketball. do you ever take the tips and get them to your l.a. clippers coach? [laughter] steve: no! i hear there are owners that do that, and i'm not going to be that guy. david: you were famous when you were at microsoft for pumping up people. when you are watching the game, do you yell and scream? steve: i yell and scream. i become a little more moderate so i preserve my vocal cords. it certainly can be a problem. let's go, let's get these guys. it can be in issue. -- it can be an issue. david: what is more fun, running microsoft or the l.a. clippers? steve: running the l.a. clippers. [laughter] steve: running microsoft was a ton of fun. it was inspirational. we were working on stuff to literally transform the world. i got a lot out of that. the intellectual challenges were strong. i love that. i thought i had unique value to add. but just for fun, fun, fu

they issued policy with conduct detrimental to the game, if you stay in the locker room they can find you, perhaps take further action. they were responding to the league mandate to put that in the code. here we are, the nfl pa, this is a grievous situation, collectively bargain with their players and can't find and suspend players because we don't agree with that and here we are and what you have is chaos, everybody excited about football coming back and players taking the field. the national anthem back at the forefront. >> the president kicked this off at a rally in alabama before the start of the season but run around july 4th within montana and another rally, here's what he said a few weeks ago. >> they passed this stupid thing. you don't have to do this anymore. if you don't respect the flag or don't like the country or whatever it is just go into the locker room. i think in many respects that is worse. isn't that worse than not standing? >> the president has been pushing this. what do you think of what he tweeted tonight in terms of basically you neil, you don't stand, you are

his locker was next to the doctor's locker. he's not telling the truth. because he did know. he has knowledge. he was there over eight years. it's impossible to ignore the training environment. >> ohio state says it reached out to congressman jordan repeatedly. that directly contradicts a statement from jordan's office saying he has not been contacted by investigators. >>> all right. there is no clear solution for r rescuing a youth soccer team stuck in a cave in thailand. some think the effort may have to wait until october. we'll have an update next on "early start". it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. this is not a screensaver.game. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that

i have personal knowledge that he -- his locker was next to doc strauss locker in the locker room. >>sman jordan's office has a very swift, fast and defiant response to all of this. they say, quote, congressman jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about abuse and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at ohio state. he has not been contacted by investigators about the matter but will assist them in any way they ask because if what is alleged is true the victims deserve and a full investigation and justice. >> some very, very serious and troubling accusations. cnn's jean casarez, thank you for that. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, an update on the dozen boys and coach trapped in a flooded cave, even though they have been found alive, it may be a while before rescuers can get them out. stand by for the latest. it all started when donald trump tore thousands of immigrant children away from their parents. we the people challenged him in court and in the streets. then trump was forced to admit that his policy was wrong. and he caved. the court just ruled that tr

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just go into the locker room. i think in many respects the that's worse. it's that worse than not standing? >> so the president obviously has been pushing this. what do you think about what he tweeted tonight in terms of like basically you kneel, you don't stand, you're out of that game, it happens again and basically you're suspended? what do you think what the president has to say? >> it doesn't mean necessarily just because you're kneeling means you don't respect the military. and that's the point the players association has been making. they're making this anti-military. but those who are kneeling say there is social injustice and they want it corrected. you can't have this going on. the nfl needs to have a policy, stand firm with the policy, and then just decide what it is they're going to do. now, there is no right to play in the national football league. so the owners of the national football league can make what they want to be their policy on their employees. that doesn't necessarily mean that the owners, if they don't want to have this going on d

so they say go into the locker room. so okay, the anthem is getting ready to play, they run into the locker room and then they come back out. you know what? that doesn't play. doesn't play. it doesn't play. i actually think in many ways it's worse. i heard this thing, they were so happy, the owners. this commissioner, where this guy comes from i have no -- they're paying him $40 million a year and their ratings are down 20%. but you know why their ratings are down? yes, the flag. but they're also down because people find politics, in other words hitting trump incorrectly but hitting trump, they find that to be much tougher, meaner and more interesting than watching a football game. and they're watching the cable networks instead of watching football. they're down 20% since this whole thing started with the flag and the anthem. washington tried to change us but instead we are actually changing washington. we've had a big impact. and now we need matt rosendale in the senate to continue our fight to drain the swamp. we're g

the home team locker room is still under construction, but we're told the lockers wil be wooden, not metal. as for the fan experience here, audi field gives you a chance to get closer to the actionhan any other major league soccer stadium in the country with field seats just inches from the action. >> reporter: now, you've stille got to get down here and get a sneak peek at the stadium. this fanxperience will go on until 7:00. you can get pictures and autographs for the players and go inside the stadium and things really kick off here saturday at 8:00. that will be the first home goal and, yes, there are stills tick available. there will be a concert in the parking lot tohi gets started at 4:00. that's the very thing. the audi field he atd.c. united. leon, back to you. >> can't wait to see that place get rocking and rolling. mark segraves reporting live. >> wendy? >> d.c. will consider a bill to er how loudly local street musicians can play. as more people move to the downtown area, they are seeking to turn that volume down. news4's derrick ward is live in chinatown with the details

( laughter ) and, "n.f.l., no escaping to locker rooms!" oh, yes, there's no escaping the national anthem. it's a heat-seeking hymn! you tried to hide-- ♪ but the flag was still there ( laughter and applause ) yes, hand on heart. ( piano riff ) bright eyes, full hearts-- i don't know. so, if the eagles didn't protest the anthem, then why did donald trump cancel this event? i'm guessing, maybe, possibly, because the only people planning to attend from the team were two or three players, the owner, and the mascot. ( laughter and applause ) >> jon: the mascot! >> stephen: oh, that explains a lot, the mascot was coming? well, that's why he canceled. we know donald trump is afraid of eagles. ( laughter and applause ) >> jon: better watch out joe walsh, don henley. >> stephen: so, it's crazy. but here's the extra-crazy sauce: when trump disinvited the eagles, he didn't cancel the event, he announced he would be holding "a different type of ceremony-- one that will honor our great country, pay tribute to the heroes who fight to protect it, and lou

. >>> you expect privacy in locker rooms.ut this maye you .questioning other gymgoe police are looking for people that took photos of men at the indoor swim center in boyd, maryland. encouraged three women to go into the locker room and snap photos this month. they may be from the burglaltim area. > flights are back on track for american airlines. an t outaget grounded all flights yesterday morning. it took about 40 minutes to st ree that system. the airline has apologized to customers for theco inenience. >>> as the summer speeds by, we're getting closer to football season. that's right. the skins have been business sieve at training comp down in richmond. can't believe we're looking at this video right now. yesterday was the first full day of pads. our new quterback, alex smith, is getting h comfortable withis new team and will also have a few other new guys on the field. such as rookieac running bk darius gies. d he satn with sherry burris yesterday. >> firin nfl tg camp. how is it going so far? >> it's been good. hegot ou

. >> police tonight searching for four people who they say took photos of guys in a men's locker room in montgomery county. surveillance video captured pictures of women and -- three people i should say, and a man, officers say it happened on july 8nd in boyds mary officers say the men encouraged the women to go into the locker room and take the pictures. >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >> family, friends and first responders packing a church in maryland, saying a final goodbye to fallen howard county firefighter nathanlynn. he died battling a house fire in clarksville mondag fight back tears, his widow stood in front of the crowd to honor her huand today, saying that he was one of the good guys. and that whatever he did, he was all in. whether it was his devotion to his work or t his family. flynn was 34 years old. >>> one month ago, life changed forever fororkers at the capital gazette. a shooter killed five today hope and unity in the form of news4's derrick ward with a benefit concert in annapolis that went beyond the tragedy of last month's shooting. >> reporter: there was a m

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they say go into the locker room. okay, the anthem is getting ready to play. they run into the locker room and then come back out. you know what? that doesn't play! it doesn't play. i think in many ways it's worse. they were so happy the owners. this commissioner, where this guy comes from i have no idea. they pay him $40 million a year. their ratings are down 20%. you know why the ratings are down? yes, the flag, but they are also down because people find politics -- in other words hitting trump increakedly. -- incorrectly. that's much tougher and meaner than watching the football. they are watching the cable networks. they are down 20% since this whole thing happened with the flag and the anthem. washington tried to change us, but we are changing washington. we had a big impact. >> [cheers and applause]. >> now we need matt rosendale in the senate to continue our fight to drain the swamp. we need to work every day from now until the election. for your family, for your community, your country, for your constitution. this november i need to you get your friend

you have to figure out a way to fight your way through you know you want to claim one spot in that locker room you want to get in there and you want to represent your country so you learn pretty early as a younger player if you get that opportunity to bring out your elbows and when you look back at all the teams that won a world cup it's the last element that you need in order to win that world cup is the drive of a team that drive that is soul hungry so greedy so nasty and so whole you know full of emotions dead that you seek no all those elements to your opponent and once you enter the field they've they feel like you know what these guys know. they wanted so badly as a game. the game against holland which certainly put us in germany they stated that your performance was probably the best of any german ever in a world cup. you remember that game yeah it was a special game obviously you play the eat you play they have three ac milan play as an intimate on player so you play holland which is our big big rival and then it happens it really felt i got red carded breakout got red carded and

that you can have and with this comes responsibility you know you when you enter the first day the locker room of your national team you know you have to figure out a way to fight your way through you know you want to claim one spot in that locker room you want to get in there and you want to represent your country so you learn pretty early as a younger player if you get so put unity to bring out your elbows and when you look back at all the teams that won a world cup it's the last element that you need in order to win that world cup the drive of the team that drive that is soul hungry is so greedy so nasty and so home full of emotion instead that you seek no all those elements to your opponent and once you enter the field they've they feel like you know what these guys know. they wanted so badly as a game. the game against holland which certainly put us in germany they stated that your performance was probably the best of any german ever in a world cup. you remember that game yeah it was a special game obviously you play the eat you play they have three ac milan play as an intimate on pl

you have to figure out a way to fight your way through you know you want to claim one spot in that locker room you want to get in there and you want to represent your country so you learn pretty early as a younger player if you get so put unity to bring out your elbows and when you look back at all the teams that won a world cup it's the last element that you need in order to win that world cup the drive of a team that drive that is soul hungry is so greedy so nasty and so whole you know full of emotions that that you seek know all those elements to your opponent and once you enter the field they've they feel like you know what these guys know. they wanted so badly as a game. the game against holland which certainly put us in germany they stated that your performance was probably the best of any german ever in a world cup. you remember that game yeah it was a special game obviously you play the eat you play they have three ac milan play as an intimate on player so you play holland which is our big big rival and then it happens it really felt i got red carded break out got red carded and s

you have to figure out a way to find your way through you know you want to claim one spot in that locker room you want to get in there and you want to represent your country so you learn pretty early as a younger player if you get that opportunity to bring out your elbows and when you look back at all the teams that won a world cup it's the last element that you need in order to win that world cup is the drive of a team that drive that is soul hungry so greedy so nasty and so whole you know full of emotions dead that you seek in all those elements to your opponent and once you enter the field they they feel like you know what these guys know. they wanted so badly as a game. the game against holland which certainly put us in germany they stated that your performance was probably the best of any german ever in a world cup. you remember that game yeah it was a special game obviously you play the eat you play they have three ac milan play as an intimate on player so you play holland which is our big big rival and then it happens it really felt i got red carded wake up got red carded and sudd

in fact,e they will h wooden lockers. we take you in there, but they are still putting on the finishing touches. things will be going on down re until:00 so still time to come on down andeet players and get a sneak peek at t eld. the first game is saturday at 8:00 and there are still a few tickets left. there's even a concert before the game and then these nets will be in place forhe first goal as d.c. united's new home. fromud field. mark segraves, news 4. >> if you're going to any of the games and weat to more about audi field an where to guideead to our app for on everything that you need to know. >>> still ahead in sports what, united's players including thes netar wayne rooney was saying about their new home. >> where do we find that paint colorcoon gray? that's what i want to know. >>> up next, foreigners hoping for a fast track to u. citizenship, but now had a move se possibly c a legal loophole and protect people who fall victim to the li. >> i thought raccoon pz were striped. >>> grande news from starbucks. what

they were allowed to remain in the locker room if they wanted in the anthem and the season is closerloser and this morning the league is rethinking the policy. christine brennan joins me now with more. what a mess this whole thing has been for the league and now this. >> absolutely, poppy. the reason we are even talking about it today is that the associated press reported that the miami dolphins were considering potentially suspending players up to four games if they did not abide by this new policy. >> wow. >> in other words, if they came out and protested instead of staying in the locker room. once that story break yesterday, the miami dolphins story, associated press reporting that there could be a fine up to -- suspension of up to four games and that's one more game if it was four, one more than winston got, he received a three-game suspension for sexually assaulting a uber driver. one more game for standing or protesting the anthem than you got -- than he got, a star player for sexual assault. well, with that in mind, this thing, the pr nightmare was in well blown pr nightmare f

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prosecutors will have access to that storage locker. he made a motion to suppress that evidence in his case in washington, d.c. now the judges have turned him down which means prosecutors will be able to use what they took from his storage locker. what they seized from when i am a search warn. so that is the president's campaign chairman. he is the one american who has been criminally charged thus far in the russia scandal who hasn't pled guilty and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. he appears to be getting to the very end of his rope now in terms of the case against him. and as that sort of strange turn in the paul manafort case was unspooling, that big never mind moment, things also unspoold even more weirdly for trump's national security adviser, mike flynn who we saw in person after he was ordered to show up in person in federal court in washington, d.c. over the last week or so, there was confusion and evident annoyance from the judge in flynn's case about whether or not prosecutors are basically done with him. whether they're

so they say, go into the locker room.he anthem is getting ready to play, they run into the locker room, then they come back out. you know what? that doesn't play. i actually think in many ways, it's worse. they were so happy, the owners. this commissioner, where he comes from, i have no idea -- they are paying him $40 million a year, and their ratings are down 20%. but you know why the ratings are down? but there are also done because, people find politics -- in other they find that to be much tougher, meaner and more interesting than watching a football game, they actually do. they are watching the cable networks instead of football. down 20% since this whole thing started. to change us,ed but instead, we are changing washington. we've had a big impact. [applause] and now, we need matt rosendale in the senate, to continue our fight, to drink the swamp. we are going to get it done. we need to work every day from now until the election. for your family, for your community, for your this country, for your constitution. nove

mainly with nervous banter, locker room banter. >> how do you resolve this?gressman says never happened. he says i know mike. i know that guy. remember him well. it never happened. just never came up. i knew nothing about it. nobody ever raised it with me. and this gentleman saying, a bunch of us talked to us about it. how did this get resolved? >> it's tricky to talk about this because you don't want to dismiss somebody's personal testimony. if we're going to compare them to these past me too issues, it does seem that you need sort of critical mass of people to come out against, you know, whoever it is that's being accused. and so it's going to take more than a single person's first-person testimony to take somebody -- take a congressman down. now paul ryan has already called for an investigation, and all of these claims have a certain amount of credibility now because of the me too movement. but it does seem like with all these things, there comes to be a critical mass of testimony where it reaches the point that the person can't -- >> you did hear the cong

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