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i love nick sabin's idea. like college sports to put this money in a central part and to distribute it out, not have an arms race among the 5 teams with the biggest donors and basically going to pay for the championship year in and year out. it is pretty top-heavy in college football. if you don't do what nick sabin wants, there will be for four teams in the championship revere and college football will be like it is on sunday. it will be semi pro and it will lose something because college football is a unique and awesome sport. everyone thank you very much. senator bernie sanders wants businesses to pay employees the same amount for working one day less per week. hillary vaughan got into a feisty exchange with the senator. hillary has that report coming up. kevin o'leary, the house passable cracking down on their apps. is he still interested? i will ask him. mr. wonderful is next. ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and tra

nick sabin himself was on the first want to say that out loud.lready knew back in 2022. his it an il deals are the soure of texas a&m recent at the time success not to mention the lack of transparency these athletes are given before making these deals. it is always dangerous putting hundreds of thousands of dollars if not millions of dollars into the hands of 17 and 18 -year-olds. i surely did not how to file a tax return at that age i believe there should be some sort of financial advising from these universities that should be a requirement. with that all being said i certainly believe in free enterprise i believe in capitalism i don't think it's right for others to profit large margin off of these athletes names will these athletes see none of it. we have to find a balance that maintains competition for it maintains a fairness and of course protecting these athletes. i believe the 10 aa rushed it in next big problem. arthel: which let congress to do about it? >> congress needs to act and honestly that's what the ncaa wants but i think the ncaa

i guess some kind of organization is able to do that but i want to get your reaction to what nick sabinongress last week. nick sabin, other high profile coaches in different sports have been very critical of the direction college sports is taking by saying, for among other things, all they care about now is getting paid. >> yes, it's an interesting one. i'm a former college quarterback myself and i'm a bit of a purist and i do love what the sport teaches individuals and my son also plays high school football. that element of hard work and loyalty and, kind of, building character through lessons, i think that is all really important. i also believe that, you know, these players, especially in big-time college sports, there becoming huge stars. i think it is finding the right balance. finding opportunities for players to share in some of the opportunities that might arise from what they are doing but, you know, also, we eed to figure out how do we teach someonethose other values? i'm not sure jumping from team to team every single year does that. >> i'm not sure how we do that other than

alabama's athletic director, one of the most prominent guests is former alabama football head coach nick sabinetirement in january he pointed to this changing landscape as the reason for his departure saying i thought we could have a helluva team next year and 70 or 80% of the players you talk to only want to know two things, what assurances do i have that i'm going to play because they are thinking of transferring and how much do you pay me? on top of all of this, class-action lawsuit filed in november could give these college athletes broadcasting rights. there have been seven bill to regulate the legislative session. ashley: good report, thank you very much. the next guest claims her professor failed her because she didn't embrace they i, says women must fight to exist. a junior at the university of cincinnati, she wrote that article and joins me now. great to have you here. let's begin with what exactly happened? >> i had to take her diversity, equity, and inclusion required course at the university of cincinnati and i was completing a project in which i was failed for using the term biolo

former head football coach of the university of alabama nick sabin spoke with brett behr on the specialshowed tonight clarifying his position on student athlete compensation. who. >> they should share in some of the revenue. thank it needs to be equal across the board so that a school that can afford more can't create an advantage for themselves just because they have more money to spend. >> trace: he announced his retirement earlier this year further explained he is not against image like -- image likeness deals but think they should be structured in a way that's beneficial to the student well-being. >>> it reads in part pervasive environmental fear mongering has encouraged anxious protesters across the world wealthiest nations to proclaim that we just stopped oil along with coal and gas. it's as ludicrous as trying to end traffic deaths by setting speed limits near zero worldwide. their demands would prevent some deaths but also destroy life as we know it and with that, let's bring in board certified medical doctor... to talk about this. i want to pick that up on more time. when polit

crimson tide coaching legend nick sabin joined yesterday where he elaborated on the impact of the andand likeness would be a lot better system not just a pay for play system like we have now where whoever raises the most money in their collective can pay the most for the players which is not a level playing field. >> former college basket ballplayer and head coach and host of don't at me on out. first of all i'm really mad that i didn't get to hang with sabin when he was in dc. does he have a point here? >> he does. maybe a head coach that made millions is not the right guy to talk about who should be paying and who shouldn't. absolutely does. myself included, guys get into coaching so that they can build a program, help young men, get guys to graduate, develop people. that's the guys that i know. absolutely does because quite frankly that is gone. now they come into the office and they say how much are you going to pay me to stay. recruits come in with an agent and say how much are you going to pay meet to come. that's the reality of it. what he said right there is absolutely the tru