another one to rob gronkowski. this is like a - rob gronkowski.more of brady's retirement from nfljournalist melissa jacobs joining us live from oakland. melissa, great to speak again. we chatted so much of the last years about tom brady. i was looking at your twitter feed today the football girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and itjust doesn't girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and it just doesn't feel girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and itjust doesn't feel real. you're right, a whole generation of fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what _ fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what so _ fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what so incredible. - that's what so incredible. everything about brady's career has been incredible but really the longevity is what stands out. 22 seasons. you think about the number of fans, even in new england that's all they've known. they've only known in nfl with tom brady enter. even those a little bit older, you became an nfl fan when you were ten years old are you 32 now you've

take a look at part of my conversation with the great rob gronkowski watch. >> what's next?go win another super bowl. >> just chilling right now. it is really, really quiet right now. everybody is waiting -- waiting for breaking news. >> ill be taking my time. taking my time i'm not signing like next week or whatever. march 14th washington commanders are calling me because coach is here. if i told them to hold on. [laughter] but i might go on my brothers all over there. buffalo i might -- cowboys, yeah. back last night he needs a tight end play out my options. [laughter] lawrence: see why i made that prediction hear more was big stars as i join fox and frngdz live you'll see my interview with arizona cardinals deandre and dallas cowboys and you don't want to miss it guys thanks so much for watching don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode. good night time. i love you, america. brian: i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation." trey gowd crane harold ford are here to talk to us at the same time. hopefully they will get along. we have a special message to peo

. >> jimmy: oh, rob gronkowski. >> yes. >> jimmy: did you meet him in a cave or something?> no. >> sal: playing hide-and-seek, you were babysitting him, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: all right. hidden in the store behind you are our guests tonight, kristen bell and ike barinholtz. do you know kristen and ike? >> yeah, i know kristen. >> jimmy: okay, all right. well, the other guy, the other person, will be ike. okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: all right. show pictures. yes, okay. >> he does look familiar. >> jimmy: okay, good, great. >> sal: do you want to keep these for reference? forget it -- >> jimmy: hang on no those pictures. your mission is, and we're going to start right now, find kristen and ike as quickly as you can, all right? >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, go get 'em, julia. cousin sal will follow along. i'm going to tell you, julia, that, you know -- we're not -- this is not going to be easy, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: all right. >> sal: oh-oh, what's this? oh, oh! >> jimmy: see that? that's half a person, that's not even a real person. we tricked you on that one, julia.

we have rob gronkowski and aaron jones with lucrative deals with crypto companies it's huge.l sports, athletes have made a lot of money on it, cashing in on it, it's not going anywhere, that's for sure. >> finally you were on with us a few weeks ago, i asked you about the lack of black head coaches in the league. that was before the flores lawsuit and i'd love to get your take on how you think that's going to play out for the league overall? >> i think brian noflores is a courageous man his suit as it relates to coaches, black coaches not getting a fair shake and being under underrepresented is absolutely on the money no question the nfl is not doing a good enough job. only two black coaches, mike tomlin and lovie smith, in the nfl. that's ridiculous. there were nine head coaching opportunities that opened up this year, only one went to a black coach. that is really disappointing everybody associated with the nfl, the league, the ownership, management, has to do a better job of getting the representation of black coaches in play. and it's just not happening. and it has to cha

rob gronkowski paying tribute to his friend. not putting down the football just yet as he.he is throwing it to david beckham and his family on the beach. they both play football just different sports. >> that's right. both retired. they get to hang out. >> carley: car. >> ainsley: what a dream both so handsome. >> carley: beautiful women, gorgeous families. >> steve: what a life. >> brian: i hope things turn around for him. he finds happiness sooner or later. >> steve: if you are on twitter, some people are the border patrol union in the big bend area down in texas, posted some images that are really an eye opener, why are all these migrants wearing camouflage, huh? apparently so many times we have heard the migrants come across. they look for the border patrol to to surrender themselves so they can get into the system. these people obviously did not want to be picked up. in all, the border patrol in big bend picked up 70 illegallies in 36 hours with the help, they tweeted out. the texas department of public safety. and as you look at those people in camo and wonder why wer

. >> steve: big question is rob gronkowski thinking i would like to be a bengal.. >> brian: with the salary cap. if you are in a certain amount of years you have to pay him a certain amount. even if you want to take a discount. he could only go so slow that's what the union negotiated. he wants to play. i think that would be a an option for him. but i don't know if you discussed this yesterday tom brady on podcast coming out and opening up the door for possibly coming back he said i will never say never. >> steve: he said he is happy with his decision right now he doesn't know how he is going to feel in six months. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: that has to be hard decision. >> brian: is he 44. >> ainsley: shoulder gronk? younger? >> brian: 34 or 35. >> ainsley: is he younger. if you are the tight end though and play for the bengals. you are worried because now gronk wants your job. right? >> brian: that's a good point, too. he is someone that wouldn't need to be the feature of an offense at this point in his career. the other thing is, as soon as you retire there i