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it's a national anthem day.anner." it was written by francis scott key many, many years ago but was adopted as the national anthem during the congressional revolution in 1931. a happy national anthem day. >> jesse: don't kneel for it, you've got two stands. up next is "special report with bret baier." >> bret: excited for that book with all those dogs. >> greg: if you send me a book,n any subject, just make sure it has pictures. >> bret: breaking tonight, three big stories. andrew cuomo refusing to resign despite the growing uproar over sexual harassment allegations from three women and the continuing controversy of his handling of nursing homes in his state. president biden facing major problems on the southern border of the u.s. as illegal immi

national anthem.tes had overseas to tokyo this summer. the athletes have been challenging the long-standing rule and debate continues over social justice protests. all right, john james, we are going to come to you first, a new iteration of the same argument that's been tearing up america for the past two years, being exported overseas and will be on a global stage, what do you think? >> gillian: two separate issues, i am a black man and i thought in this nation's military for the principles that keep our country free. i have no problem with peaceful protests. i have a problem with the rioting in our streets and destroying our business. i, frankly, was able to run because somebody marched for me and i was able to fly because people like rosa parks sat in for me so i have no problem with peaceful protest. before just to be clear, you mean, meaning kneeling during the anthem qualifies as peaceful protest? >> john: look, we've forgotten this part of a being american, the concept of disagreeing what someo

we are celebrating our great national anthem, "the star-spangled banner." it was written by francis scott key many, many years ago but was adopted as the national anthem during the congressional revolution in 1931. a happy national anthem day. >> jesse: don't kneel for it, you've got two stands. up next is "special report with bret baier." >> bret: excited for that book with all those dogs. >> greg: if you send me a book,n any subject, just make sure it has pictures. >> bret: breaking tonight, three big stories. andrew cuomo refusing to resign despite the growing uproar over sexual harassment allegations from three women and the continuing controversy of his handling of nursing homes in his state. president biden facing major problems on the southern border of the u.s. as illegal immigration is surging. we will go there, but we begin with the president ridiculing decisions by some states to eliminate some covid roles such as mandatory masks. white house corresponded peter doocy takes a look at the struggle between politics, economics, and science. good even

this is an oklahoma before the game during the national anthem. the players. decided to so they wanted to draw attention to racial injustice and police brutality. and that is when the school's announcer didn't know what the microphone was on began a tirade against the players, but players say they're not letting this distract them from the work they put in on the court and in fighting for equality, hickam rate has the latest. >> i took a knee to 78. so storms and when i first the news that our team was called the n word of and this parade. and the rust test. the broadcasters should we have it on a book. so something like this doesn't happen in the future. an expletive at a racial slur heard on a hot mike as a norm in basketball team knelt during the national anthem. >> now that team in attorneys ben crump and that low holding a press conference for the team to share their thoughts. we can forgive. >> and we can't forget. >> the that's after accountability. always stand with and support my team. this is a team decision to kneel. and i just want this to be a les

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where they also played the black national anthem as it's known lift every voice and sing they stayed in the locker room in the miami dolphins. we don't want to be part of the propaganda we don't want to be part of the fluff and what's so interesting about it is that what the n.f.l. is doing in particular is they're putting out all these statements for racial justice initiatives but if you look at the one where they're not using and the players are acutely aware of this the one where they're not using is police you know they're keeping that out of the picture because they don't want to offend that they're scared i would argue scared of law enforcement scared of the police unions in this country and so their kids staying off actually addressing what the players want to address and frankly what the nation wants to address the nation that's been in the streets for the largest demonstrations in the history of the united states and that's police reform and that's the part that i have an issue with sometimes is the money and it was mentioned also that i have a job to do or it's somet

we have to talk about things that matter.- national anthem.about things that matter. there has been mention of— about things that matter. there has been mention of people _ about things that matter. there has been mention of people distorting l been mention of people distorting their behaviour as a result of it. parents having conversations with their children. before they go out as kids and teenagers, sorts of conversations that my white relatives and families would not have with their children, because they do not have that life experience. that is deeply corrosive, isn't it, if you are trying to build a society in which colour is not an issue?— trying to build a society in which colour is not an issue? yes, life is deel colour is not an issue? yes, life is deeply affected — colour is not an issue? yes, life is deeply affected by _ colour is not an issue? yes, life is deeply affected by racism. - colour is not an issue? yes, life is deeply affected by racism. thesel deeply affected by racism. these cases in the us as a reminder that it is a

on six music will be talking about our national anthem today... six. our national anthem today... that are being shifted out of london. the bbc says this is an attempt to change its tone, to make it feel less london centric. what that means in practice is that a lot of people in practice is that a lot of people in this building, broadcasting house in this building, broadcasting house in london, are today being told they are moving, so radio three, which is “p are moving, so radio three, which is up there, is going to salford. news beat, over there, up there, is going to salford. news beat, overthere, is going up there, is going to salford. news beat, over there, is going to birmingham. the tech team is going to glasgow. science is going to cardiff. £700 million worth of spending is going outside the m25. it will affect around 1000 jobs. of the total headcount at the bbc is going to be reduced. the full details ofjust how manyjobs are to go was not part of the day's announcement. this was all about signalling an attempt to shift both jobs and culture, to try to make the bbc feel le

awful. >> and you want our viewers to know why you and your teammates chose to kneel during the national anthem so, we decided to kneel at the beginning of our basketball season. and it's no disrespect to anyone. it's nothing -- we didn't want any negativity to be brought over it. we just decided it as a team because there is racism, still, alive and well in this country. systematic racism, police brutality, social injustice. and we wanted to shed light on that. and that's just something that all of us decided, as a team. and i'm just proud of us because we let our voices be heard. >> well, you kind of proved the point, right? because, hearing that the announcer said. rhonda, listen. the announcer's issuing a statement. he is blaming that he has type one diabetes. he says i will say i suffer from type one diabetes and during the game, my sugar was spiking. anyways, he says he was disoriented and what have you. what did you -- what did you make of this entire incident? >> well, you know, like i said, you know, chante called me extremely upset the night they heard it. and it was the night before

that one oklahoma high school to show their support for students who decided to kneel for the national anthem. >> tonight, the man wh made those comments as explaining what happened. >> plus the a's made history this week when they named amelia schimel as their new pa announcer. >> racist remarks from an announcer caught on a hot mike during a girls high school basketball game in norman oklahoma yet happened during the national anthem when players from one school where kneeling angela shen reports. >> expletive in a racial slur heard on the announcers. mike. >> from anger to. so it just saddens me. that here we are. and this day in age and racism still exists. >> also, the my hope really a loss for words also, is this. >> bryant fans daughter is on the norman team and he says they chose to kneel together. >> all the girls did her research home one of things of that nature you know, ok to to this. the superintendent of norman public schools condemning the disgusting words saying they fully support our students right to freedom of expression. norman teachers also showing support releasing this

the norman players started kneeling during the national anthem. announcer, matt rowen hurled horrifying racist insults at the norman team that were caught on mic is that we will right back here live after the national anthem, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ >> they are green and and black. >> oh, [ bleep ]. they are kneeling. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. norman deserves [ bleep ]. >> rowen later apologized saying in part, and i quote, i suffer type one diabetes and during the game my sugar was spiking. while not excusing my remarks it is not unusual when my sugar spikes that i become disoriented and often say thing that are not appropriate as well as hurtful. he goes on the say while the comments i made would certainly seem to indicate that i am racist, imnot. i have never considered myself to be racist and in short cannot explain why i made those comments. rowen was part of a crew under contract to broadcast this tournament that contract has now been terminated by the school district. >>> couple up, as president biden hits the road to sell americans on the stim

the showdown comes as today marks national anthem today.ashington correspondent is life in virginia >> tonight could be a significant step on this flag proposal. it would reduce the size of flags you could fly 24 square feet, which means you could not fly 50 square-foot fallen hero flags. it lowers the height of flagpoles to 25 feet, limits the number of flags you can fly at your home to two, including national, state, military, or college flex. the fairfax county chair tells us that "free speech extends to all signs and flags. our next cannot categorize flags based on content. in almost every other locality, some type of ordinance exists to prevent residents from flying any flag day wanted from a flagpole of any height on their property. the proposed ordinance aims to allows to allow residents to fly flags proudly with reasonable guidelines, while protecting everyone's first amendment rights. a decorated army veteran tells me it is a bad idea." speak of this is a free speech issue. >> this is a free speech issue. there a lot of veterans. i

team—mates one of the most socially conscious sports teams in the world collectively stood for the national anthemme, after almost a year of kneeling in protestant and systemic racism. m0 protestant and systemic racism. no one protestant and systemic racism. fir? one can really sit here in 2021 and say while police brutality what you mean, that exist with mike were passed that point of bringing awareness to. now i think people to be acting and notjust getting on board just because they're like oh were part of the try now, what i'm seeing more and more now as my team—mates using their platform, being more confident in using their voice and standing up for things that really matter and standing up for what's right. people think you're just an athlete stick to sports. be firm and athlete or magic human being, i'm a woman. she has thrown her— human being, i'm a woman. she has thrown her backing _ human being, i'm a woman. she has thrown her backing behind _ human being, i'm a woman. she has thrown her backing behind the - thrown her backing behind the anti—racing exam from a common goal which aims to

it happened when the team from norman high school knelt during the national anthem thursday night. the announcer, matt rowan, later blamed his remarks on his diabetes and a blood sugar spike. the local school system has severed ties with him. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how our covid spending spree is leaving ships and cargo stuck at sea. plus, he grew up in california's farm fields. how this soccer star is now cultivating hope. and later, after covid nearly took his life, this motorcycle cop shares his survival skills. >> diaz: one side effect of this pandemic year has been a buying boom that's backed up the nation's biggest port in los angeles. dozens of ships are stuck offshore, which they might have eur >> reporter: it's a standstill at sea-- dozens of cargo ships waiting for weeks off the c cal. >> this is the biggest surge that we've seen of imports to the united states ever. >> reporter: port of los angeles director gene seroka says the number of ships arriving here is up 50% during the pandemic. >> we've been buying more retail goods, home improvement products

the game was live streamed and shows the players from norman high school kneeling during the national anthem insults at the players. >> i hope norman gets their [ bleep ] kicked. >> reporter: apparently not realizing his mic is on, he continues to berate them while members of the community watched from home stunned. >> c'mon, midwest city. they're gonna kneel like that. hell no. >> reporter: speaking with "gma" overnight the school district superintendent calling the incident disgusting. >> to hear this during the national anthem, it just created then a lot of anger. >> reporter: according to local media reports, the announcer later apologized blaming his type 1 diabetes for using the racial slur, saying that when his sugar spikes, he says things that are inappropriate and hurtful. in a statement the broadcaster of the live stream says they're investigating and that they've cut ties with the announcer and deeply apologized to the students, their families and the entire community for having such ignorant and hurtful comments expressed during the broadcast. >> apologies don't really mean a lot

communist party is trying to achieve so it's all i see is i i then they start singing their secret national anthem glory to hong kong was now a days they could be arrested for singing this in hong kong i am who i can speak for myself i can speak korean so that's a things how much money cannot buy so i was still feel like i'm still alive through was not. good no different from what my mom while wong and chad campaigned for hong kong from exile events in their homeland has come to a head. hong kong's security forces are arresting more and more. democratic politicians and journalists who are critical of china. the whole democratic opposition has resigned and increasingly more famous activists such as joshua long are being given prison sentences. how do the activists in london react to such news from home. nathan law tweets his feelings. it is despairing to witness your dearest friends being imprisoned while you are living in exile yes you have your role overseas yet no matter how hard i work a sense of guilt always haunts me i feel like i owe them something that i cannot repay a speechless night. thi

trying to achieve so things are ok so it's all i see is i i then they start singing their secret national anthem glory to hong kong was now a days they could be arrested for singing this in hong kong the f.b.i. can speak for myself i can speak korean so that's the things how much money can buy so i was still feel lucky i'm still alive through the 3rd i was. there is no different from what i do while long and chad campaign for hong kong from exile events in their homeland have come to a head. hong kong's security forces are arresting more and more. democratic politicians and journalists who are critical of china. the whole democratic opposition has resigned and increasingly more famous activists such as joshua wong are being given prison sentences. how do the activists in london react to such news from home. nathan law tweets his feelings. it is despairing to witness your dearest friends being imprisoned while you are living in exile yes you have your role overseas yet no matter how hard i work a sense of guilt always haunts me i feel like i owe them something that i cannot repay a speechless nig

. >> there were 200 workers in the factory who clothes and we are oiged to sing the chinese national anthemaid the faster you work, the faster we will let you go. john: but most of those transferred to work have not been in the camps, and are sent direct from poor villages. the study also outlines how they are transported in groups, accompanied by security guards and put through political indoctrination. >> this is just an unprecedented authoritative source would invite leading academics and former government officials of unprecedented high-level access inside xinjiang itself that drives home the icatiswhats g or there are higher goals of manipulating population density and demographics that, in my opinion,a re very concerning and point as to what are crimes against humanity. john: we found products that may contain yarn from this company on sale on amazon in the u.k. the factory says it no longer employs uighurs, and amazon told us it doesn't tolerate forced labor. and this factory makes plastic moldings for some major international brands. so we have spoken to one worker here who has conf

trying to achieve so enjoy tell me it's all i see is i i then they start singing their secret national anthem glory to hong kong was now a days they could be arrested for singing this in hong kong i am sure i can speak for myself i can speak korean so that surfing's how much money cannot buy so i would still feel lucky i'm still alive through was there during. is no different from what i do while long and chad campaign for hong kong from exile events in their homeland have come to a head. hong kong security forces are arresting more and more. democratic politicians and journalists who are critical of china. the whole democratic opposition has resigned and increasingly more famous activists such as joshua wong are being given prison sentences. how do the activists in london react to such news from home. nathan law tweets his feelings. it is despairing to witness your dearest friends being imprisoned while you are living in exile yes you have your role overseas yet no matter how hard i work a sense of guilt always haunts me i feel like i owe them something that i cannot repay a speechless night

when an announcer made racist comments over an open microphone when the team kneeled during the national anthem >>> we're now a year into covid lockdown, and getting a much clearer picture of the profound impact on families living under one roof, in particular the psychological and economic toll on parents with young kids at home rehema ellis reports >> reporter: no matter where you're from, parenting during the year of covid has turned life upside down >> my wife and i were scrambling >> this is the most challenging time as a parent >> this is very, very stressful. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. lynita law has gone through a lot. >> it's definitely nonstop. there's barely time to, you know, just unwind. >> reporter: bar because in addition to having her own three kids at home with managing a childcare center, giving other parents something they desperately needed >> there were cashiers or working in the fast food industry and so they -- if they didn't go to work they didn't get paid >> reporter: mothers have been especially hard hit with parenting responsibilities in 2020 about 700,000 with

. - we sewed children's clothes and we were obliged to sing the chinese national anthem."the faster you work, the faster we let you go." but most of those transferred to work have not been in the camps and are sent direct from poor villages. the study also outlines how they are transported in groups, accompanied by security guards, and put through political indoctrination. this is just an unprecedented authoritative source, written by, really, leading academics and former government officials, with unprecedented high—level access in xinjiang itself. that drives home the implications of what's going on here. there are higher goals of manipulating population density and demographics that, in my opinion, are very concerning, and they really point us towards crimes against humanity. we found products that may contain yarn from this company, on sale in amazon in the uk. the factory says it no longer employs uighurs, and amazon told us it doesn't tolerate forced labour. and this factory makes plastic mouldings for some major international brands. so, we've spoken to one worker

. - we sold children's clothes and we were obliged to sing the chinese national anthem. the faster we you go." but most of those transferred to work have not been in the camps and are sent direct from poor villages. the study also outlines how they are transported in groups, accompanied by security guards, and put through political indoctrination. this is just an unprecedented authoritative source, written by really leading academics and former government officials, with unprecedented high level access in xinjiang itself. that drives home the implications of what is going on here. there are higher goals of manipulating population density and demographics that, in my opinion, are very concerning, and they really point us towards crimes against humanity. we found products that may contain yarn from this company on sale in amazon in the uk. the factory says it no longer employs uighurs, and amazon told us it doesn't tolerate forced labour. and this factory makes plastic mouldings for some major international brands. so we've spoken to one worker here, who has confirmed that as many as a

[ bleep ] >> reporter: the national anthem was playing before norman high took on midwest city when asays belongs to video streamer matt rowen was overheard commenting about the norman girls taking a knee. >> oh, norman [ bleep ] >> reporter: a statement later attributed to rowen admitted to "inappropriate and racist comments for which there was no excuse," but the statement adds, i suffer type 1 diabetes. i do not believe that i would have made such horrible statements absent my sugar spiking. slurred and incoherent speech can be a symptom of sugar spikes, but that's not what viewers say they heard. abc news tried to reach rowen multiple times without success. >> this is completely outrageous and completely disgusting, what was said. to layer on top of that it was about kids. >> reporter: the live stream's broadcaster apologized. they cut ties with the announcer's company and say they're investigating. whit? >> zohreen, thank you. >>> when we come back, the international outrage after a police officer was charged in the murder of a young woman. s yt big investment. worth is a partner

there's been quite a backlash, where now we talk about race of things like the royal family and the national anthemc news: a serving metropolitan police officer has appeared before magistrates — 48—year—old wayne couzens is charged with the kidnap and murder of sarah everard. an event to remember sarah in south london has been cancelled — and replaced with a doorstep vigil. new coronavirus restrictions in italy to stop the number of new cases — schools, shops and restaurants will close from monday. sport — and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. good afternoon. we start with the six nations — it's england against grand slam—chasing france at twickenham later, but before that things but before that a big win for wales this afternoon, they are one win away from a grand slam after beating italy 48—7 in rome. wales sealing a four—try bonus point before half—time. wingerjosh adams scoring the first of their tries. hooker ken 0wens scored two in the first half to put the result beyond any doubt. italy got one try of their own, but it was never going to be enough. louis—reese zam

been quite a backlash, where now we talk about race with things like the royal family and the national anthemst focus on the real issues that matter. poland has seen its biggest increase in covid—i9 cases in over three months, more than 21,000 new cases in one day. adam easton is in warsaw. today, poland has reported the highest number of cases it has had since the end of november, which isjust after the second wave peaked here. notjust in poland, but the whole region is experiencing this third wave. hungary is seeing its highest cases it has ever experienced. the czech republic and slovak have among the highest death rates per capita in the world, so this is affecting notjust poland, but the whole region and poland is reintroducing regional restrictions in four of its provinces, the provinces with the highest growth rates from today. there is another province on monday. the province which includes warsaw will be included. that means that hotels, shopping centres, sporting and cultural facilities will be closed and that is on top of the fact that nationwide schools are largely closed across t

joining to sing the national anthem from the hospital in san diego, covid-19 critical care nurse and member of uhc p. ♪♪ oh say can you see. ♪♪ by the dawn's early light. ♪♪ so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. ♪♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight. ♪♪ the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. ♪♪ and the rockets red glare. ♪♪ the bombs bursting in air. ♪♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. ♪♪ oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave. ♪♪ o're the land of the free. ♪♪ and the home of the brave. ♪♪ please welcome asked pastor boyda from episcopal church in los angeles. my friends throughout human history, have always played a part in the delivery of service and also keeping hope among the people. tonight we are happy to welcome you to california in los angeles the first organized body by african america and the same church of los angeles and i invite you please to join with a word of prayer as we invite god's presence among the work that lays ahead for this great state of california. let us pray. lor

. - we sold children's clothes and we were obliged to sing the chinese national anthem.ose transferred to work have not been in the camps and are sent direct from poor villages. the study also outlines how they are transported in groups, accompanied by security guards and put through political indoctrination. this is just an unprecedented authoritative source, written by really leading academics and former government officials, with unprecedented high level access in xinjiang itself. that drives home the implications of what is going on here. there are higher goals of manipulating population density and demographics that, in my opinion, are very concerning, and they really point us towards crimes against humanity. we found products that may contain yarn from this company on sale in amazon in the uk. the factory says it no longer employs uighurs, and amazon told us it doesn't tolerate forced labour. and this factory makes plastic mouldings for some major international brands. so we've spoken to one worker here, who has confirmed that as many as a few hundred uighurs are e

been quite a backlash where now we talk about race with things like the royal family and the national anthema result of that. i mean, i have talked to black parents who talk about the lessons for example, the conversations they have with their children before they go out first as kids and teenagers, the sort of conversations that my white relatives and their families would not have with their children, because they do not have that life experience. i mean, that is deeply corrosive, isn�*t it, if you�*re trying to build a society in which colour is not an issue? yes, because the truth is that your life is deeply affected by racism and both these cases in the states is a reminder that this is a matter of life and death and as much as i say the spectacle with the royal family is a spectacle, but actually meghan markle saying that i thought about killing myself because of racism tells you this is about life and death and you have seen all the stats about covid, education statistics and all this, there is racism, we have to start taking racism seriously and understanding this is a matter of life

team—mates, one of the most socially conscious sports teams in the world, collectively stood for the national anthem021 and be like, "wow, police brutality? "what do you mean? "that exists?" it's kind of like we are past that point of bringing awareness. now i think people need to be acting and, you know, notjust getting on board just because it is like, oh, we are part of the trend now. what i'm seeing more and more now is my team—mates using their platform, being more confident in using their voice and standing up for things that really matter, and standing up for what's's right. people think, oh, you arejust an athlete, stick to sport. before i'm an athlete, i'm actually a human being. i'm actually a woman. dunn has thrown her backing behind the anti—racist project from football charity common goal, which aims to fund and roll—out anti—racism training in the sport globally. ambitious, but its potential also attracted the support of us international and manchester city goalkeeper zack steffen. it is unfortunate that we have to do it, but there's a long, long history of athletes who have been activ

to achieve so i can talk you know it's all i see is i was then they start singing their secret national anthem glory to hong kong was now a days they could be arrested for singing this in hong kong i am who i can speak for myself i can speak korean so that's a things how much money cannot buy so i was still feel lucky i'm still alive through was there during. the very different from what i found while long and chad campaign for hong kong from exile events in their homeland have come to a head. hong kong's security forces are arresting more and more. democratic politicians and journalists who are critical of china. the whole democratic opposition has resigned and increasingly more famous activists such as joshua long are being given prison sentences. how do the activists in london react to such news from home. nathan law tweets his feelings. it is despairing to witness your dearest friends being imprisoned while you are living in exile yes you have your role overseas yet no matter how hard i work a sense of guilt always haunts me i feel like i owe them something that i cannot repay a speechless

was calling the game and he said that into a live microphone as the team took a knee during the national anthemt a high school tournament game. national correspondent jericka duncan reports now on the young women. >> we never thought this would happen to us. in shock when the shared the news. >> it was just like blank stares. ♪ >> reporter: the norman high school girls basketball squad had taken a knee during the national anthem all season in an effort to bring awareness to racism and social injustice but on thursday [ bleep ] an open microphone captured sports announcer matt rowan debating them with a racial slur. >> this is why we took a knee. >> reporter: in a statement the nfhs network which broadcast the came promised an investigation saying it cut time with the third-party crew involved and adding that is condemns racism, hate and discrimination. rowan blamed the rant on his type 1 diabetes, writing i do not believe i would have made such statements absent my sugar spiking. >> we're demanding that the regulatory authorities of the sports and athletic high school association in oklahoma pu

i mean the procession begins with the singing of the black national anthem. a film is made.t it also provided profound social commentary. due in part because a young actor provided a man on the ground commentary and approach during the film his name is richard prior. the festival matures as a forum for black social commentary. now i don't want to get confused with the year. 1972, 1972 is the year that the concert is put on, but it's 1973 that the film is recorded. and this film, as you can tell here, accommodates with the appearance of black moses. it's a great scene. you should do yourself and watch the wattstax film. jesse jackson started with his chant, i am somebody, i am somebody. but the moment that isaac haze is introduced, jesse jackson removes his hat, and he is about to fanboy out. jesse jackson has forgotten the purpose of why he is there, and it's become and naivety of back moses in that moment and it is a wonderful scene. so wattstax demonstrate the convergence of the festival, a record levels social awakening and musical experimentation. all of which peak with

know, the nuances are lost in language barriers and of course, you know, last year during the national anthem. now, i mention all of these just so our viewers are aware of it and to give them some context. but my question for you is gave did you ever receive any push back for your willingness to speak out on news that make people feel uncomfortable. i think a really good one to touch on is is making mound visits with a native spanish speaker. >> to give the pitcher on the mound. the same sort of support that we might give a native english speaking picture. and i think those little things throughout the day have been sort of long past by the industry and in sports in general. you know, i think there's a lot of room for improvement in that regard. and i think baseball traditionalists. frankly, you know, don't love that. that sort that change because it has an in done in the past very often generally speaking change can can create some discomfort even within that discomfort. it's our responsibility to push through and make changes that are not as beneficial for baseball and sports. but for socie

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the same players who linked arms to neil for the national anthem are apparently also open to this idea, players are very much aware of the new law that mlb players association director tony clark told "the boston globe." after passage, players talk about relocating the all-star game. by the way, as they threatened george's bottom line, we all have to remember that all of this woke activism is terrible for their bottom line. a new poll found that one-third of viewers are watching less sports because of social justice shenanigans and this is just the beginning of the economic pain they are going to feel if they join the mob that's hoping to make future elections. i sense that americans want more sports and less politics but the far left goon squads are betting that we can need corporate boards are going to collapse under pressure. >> growing calls to boycott delta air lines, coca-cola, and home depot, all georgia-based giants. >> the mention i want them to take away from this is that voter suppression is bad for business, it's bad for your bottom line. >> laura: it's time to change this

we had no national anthem. that was nothing nationalistic about this country at all, especially the 16,000 men in the united states army. nationalization begins with -- and does not stop since. and speaking of the outbreak of the war, i'd like to make a comment about lease anguished decision about which way to go in april 1861 when he turned down every soldier's dream, supreme commander of the army in order to go with his state. now we virginia's top all the time about our history. we probably talked to much about it and i'm not apologizing, because we did so because we have so much more of it than anybody else. in 1787, when a nation was composed, virginia was already 180 years old. we celebrated thanksgiving a decade before the pilgrims got the nerve to cross the atlantic ocean. in 1860, the united states was 78 years old, it was not old enough to have wisdom. the lee family at that time had been living in virginia 225 years. i do not think ali anguish that all over the decision that he made that april evening

we had no national anthem. there was nothing nationalistic about this country at all, especially the 16,000 men in the united states army. nationalization begins with appomattox and has not stopped since. speaking of the outbreak of the war, i would like to make a comment about lee's anguished decision about which way to go in 1861 when he turned down every soldier's dream, supreme commander of the armies in order to go with his native state. we virginians talk all the time about her history. probably talk too much about it. i'm not apologizing because we do so because we have so much more of it than anybody else. in 1787 when a nation was proposed, virginia was 180 years old. we celebrated colonial thanksgiving a decade before the pilgrims crossed the atlantic ocean. i wish those people in massachusetts would get off that kick. in 1860 the united states was 70 years old. it was not old enough to have wisdom. the lee family at that time had been living in virginia 225 years. i do not think lee anguished at all o