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change the way athletes are krutdz a lot of recruited a couple things if a kid going to school in a place like new york or california pbe athletes another thing california mentioned in their bill is hiring agents i think given an athlete opportunity to hire agent allows them to be represented big thing. one thing has kind of peeved me off a little bit i must say senator burr north carolina comes out and calls to actually tax, the scholarships of college athletes i just think despicable a lot of democrats find it hard to come across to the republican party, you have a man sitting here talking about, taxinging college athletes while normal academic scholarship students continuing to to school never heard one word about taxing them, academic student can make as much money as they want that is ridiculously. >> burr tweeting out yesterday he said if college athletes are making money off likeness in school sharp should be treated like income i will drove legislation that suggests scholarships given to athletes who choose to cash in, elizabeth warren her take on it this is a good start now it is time to allow them to join a u