sherrod brown thinks whether obama's criticism of elizabeth warren crossed the line.think the president was disrespectful to her the way he did that bycalling her another poll significance and referring to her by the first name. while he had not done that with a male senator." >> i can't give you an informed judgment, but he's got to be careful obviously in the language that he uses because it's the megaphone as the president for goodness sakes. i kpbdzcan understand the reaction. >> a lot of democrats think that elizabeth warren walks on water. i think he was trying to point out she has political impulses on this one. >> i'll give him a pass. >> it shows a personal relationship saying elizabeth. >> why is hillary straddling the fence on trade? >> for the same reasons i've given you, the base and the heart and soul of blue collar workers and folks who put them in power for years they abore these deals. >> the energy with the democratic party is with the progressive wing. she doesn't want to offend them. if it goes through the house she can probably avoid making any st

and neither sherrod brown if she was sitting where ms. kongs. >> it is or ms.ren sitting where ms. tantaros is. they would bothing putting. is it a sexist term? >> i like pudding. if it is i will never use pudding again. next on the rundown senator marco rubio will be here assess being clinton's weaknesses we hope in a nonsexist way. miller on it were brokaw and having a pet. factor is coming back. bring us your aching... and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested and ready to enjoy the morning ahead. aleve pm. the first to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last until the am. so you... you... and you, can be a morning person again. aleve pm, for a better am. are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. . >>> impact segment tonight. this afternoon senator marco rubio, who is running for president. gave a foreign policy speech in front of the c

will it shao warren or her ally sherrod brown on to the 2016 hillary ticket? chris jansing is at the white house. chris, what is the president going to do after this resounding defeat. >> reporter: already moving and regrouping. shortly after this vote, chris, he called democrats, pro-trade democrats into the white house for a meeting and tried to look at where we're going to go going forward. how do we do what we need to do to make this bill work. he also send out a letter to his supporters making it clear that he's not giving up. he wrote that this is personal to me, in an e-mail that went out through his organizing for action mailing list. he also said this is our chance to do better and to get it right. now, obviously this has been a priority of his second term agenda. it's also something he put a major push into the president and the vice president spent countless hours in meetings on phone calls. the entire cabinet was called to work on this vote. you had the treasury secretary who went out and made arguments about manipulation of currency, trying to con

as sherrod by first name. i believe senator brown, given the opportunity to consider his remarks, will offer up an apology because he's a stand-up guy. >> reporter: the president has used this strategy before specifically calling out lawmakers who disagree with his agenda items and slowly building coalitions around him. on tuesday, he welcomed ten democratic senators to the white house, all of them now expected to back fast-track legislation. though what makes this trade battle so unusual is that it puts progressives at odds with the white house and they like the president, are unaccustomed to political friendly fire. chris, i can update you on the story of high importance here at the white house. after trading offers throughout the night, lawmakers have agreed to vote on a fast-track bill blocked by the democrats yesterday that is a potential and huge victory for the white house. we'll keep an eye on it for you. >> meanwhile, kevin, the saudi delegation visited the white house today without king salman here of course for the summit

i think the white house could have said we won't common on sherrod brown's -- but senator mccastle, theyt do you make of some on the left like brown and now coming out and piling on this? because to me it reminded me of that infamous moment with barbara boxer when the general referred to her as moma'am, remember this? >> of course. >> do me a favor, can you say senator instead of ma'am? i worked so hard to get that title so i would appreciate it thank you. >> why what is it? why? >> i remember when general petraeus asked me to call him dave in a social setting and i tried. i was like general because i couldn't do it. there are time when is you use a title -- >> that's how i feel about general jack keen. i can't do it. >> the general politics and when president obama called someone a thug. is he a racist? >> they said it was. someone said it's not racist when a black person does it because they mean it lovingly and when a white person does it -- >> i'm going to see sherrod brown's comment and raise it. he should have said elizabeth warren is right. we beat president obama on this deal bec

by the way elizabeth is her name. >> what is sherrod brown talking about?he talking about? did we watch a misogynous rant by the president? i didn't see that. >> i didn't either. i really did not. president obama is a lot of things. i do not think he was sexist against elizabeth warren. they have a pretty good relationship. he used elizabeth because they are friendly. what is real disturbing this is important debate about free trade make it about gender, camille is right people see everything through the lens of race and gender, a real distraction from the real issue at hand. even warren thinks so. >> if i was having a conversation about andrea, i'm not the president of the united states. >> what would you be saying, arthur? >> he has to speak appropriately. let me tell you, miss tantaros feels -- no, andrea. >> he might have said that. >> i think andrea is right. they do have a personal relationship. he talks about how we're deeply passion not about the same issues. >> democrats are going against the president on the trade deal. they don't want to talk abo

and sherrod brown said it's sexist. are we sensitive to the word?this case case? i wanted to get your reaction. >> you know i think the word feminism let's just back up for a moment, to me, a feminist is a woman who chooses her own life. the life she chooses could be to have five children and stay home and home school them. the life she chooses could be to go on to work. but a woman should have the opportunity to choose her own life. unfortunately, these words get politicized and the word feminist got politicized by the national organization for women and now it's clearly a political organization. they want to put forward a particular political agenda. so for example, hillary clinton during the 2014 elections said when she was campaigningcampaigninging she said it's not enough to be a woman, you have to be a woman who believes and she listed the liberal orthodoxy. that's what these folks think unless you fit their orthodoxy, you don't count as a woman, don't count as an african-american don't count as a hispanic. that's ridiculous. we need to take g

. >>> ohio congressman sherrod brown has been fighting for years for infrastructure investment and joinsnly today, as senator coons was telling us senator, only today the house in committee, appropriation committee, cut $250 million out of amtrak's budget. >> yeah, i don't get that. i would have been -- thought it was pretty awful if they did it yesterday to do it today to in some sense dishonor the people that are injured in this is sort of beyond understanding, but i -- i don't -- you know, we spent -- from the '40s to the '70s into the '80s, we had the best infrastructure in the history of the world, everything from highways and bridges, water, sewer, public transit, railroads, ports, airports and we have been bequeathed that by our parents and grandparents and we've let it atrophy. you know i don't know yet enough about this accident to know what the condition of the rails are, but i do know that we've underinvested in amtrak just like we've underinvested in highways and ports in cleveland and dayton and all over my state and all over the country, and it's -- i'm hopeful that congres

. >> joining me now is senator sherrod brown, democrat of ohio, one of the most outspoken voices opposing this and on trade issues in general. senator, i have to ask you this quote about elizabeth warren is getting a lot of attention. i want to you just address it. you said i think referring to elizabeth warren by first name when he wouldn't have done that for a male senator. do you think this has gotten unnecessarily personal all in all? >> chris, i've said enough about that. i think the president has gotten a little too personal about that. i want to move on. i think the victory today on this was pretty unprecedented. democrats stayed together sending the message you don't do trade agreements without trade enforcement and you don't do trade agreements without taking care of workers who lose their jobs. even, as you know, chris, even the cheer of the most vigorous cheerleaders like "the wall street journal" for trade agreements acknowledge their winners and losers and it's immoral for congress who votes on these trade agreements not to take care of people who are the losers who lose thei

. >> he cannot be a commencement speaker this year because bart senator sherrod brown and terry o'neill said those marks are sexist. he called her elizabeth. >> trade among the democrats is descending not into a policy issue but into an identity politics debate. >> they have balanced budget with him on regulation, taxes and spending. at the end of his temple he comes up with one thing, free trade, that might help the economy. and he expects progressives to get onboard with that? kind of a day late and a dollar short on the economy. >> where does sit stand? it's likely to pass the senate, but how is it going to fair in the ho us? >> that's a problem. the senate was supposed to be the easy part. and, in fact we've had a lot of problems this week. the numbers in the house are not very good. this is going to be a very big lift. and this again, is where it has been a real mistake that the president has personalized it. they have already struggled. they're going to need probably about 30 democrats to go along. because they're going to lose some of their own members. >> 200 republicans, which

after the vote ohio senator sherrod brown said he thought the president went over the line in his criticism of warren. >> i think the president was disrespectful to her by the way he did that. i think that the president has -- i think the president has made this more personal than he needed to. >> obama verse the liberals on trade. whoo, what a battle. >>> a madison police officer will not face criminal charges for fatally shooting unarmed, biracial teen tony robinson earlier this spring. nbc's ron allen has more on the new development in that case from madison, wisconsin. >> i am so very sorry for your loss. >> reporter: with that apology to tony robinson's mother for her 19-year-old son's death, district attorney ismael ozanne announced no criminal charges would be filed against officer matt kenny. >> this tragic and unfortunate death was the result of a lawful use of deadly police force. >> reporter: he described a violent and chaotic night with 911 callers saying robinson had assaulted several people. >> he said tony was acting kind of crazy and then came up to him and tried to choke hi

people like sherrod brown, also ohio democratic senator liberal populist, is aggressively fighting in as well. she really represents -- she has that ability to galvanize folks on the left. she's more of a message person on this issue. and on many issues. on the hill. and she's using that pretty effectively to generate some of that opposition from the outside. >> and manu, i've been covering this and i've talked to democrats who are just passionately opposed to not only the transpacific partnership but t.p.a. in general and republicans who are passionately for it. do we know if this is a good deal for the cent or not? >> hard to say. it just depends on who you ask. given that the dividing lines are so -- pretty stark on this. and this is such a sweeping agreement. this is a 12-nation agreement. it affects 40% of the world's economy. it's going to affect virtually so much of -- of commerce across the globe. and in addition to that, we really don't know a lot of the contents of this. because of the criticism that it has been a secretive deal. members of congress can review this. but they

. >> sherrod brown said that he made this sexist by referring to her by first name only. i agree. and then "i think it's sexist. i think the president was trying to build up his own trustworthiness on this issue by that senator warrens concerns are not to be taken seriously." >> i think the white house made it worse by suggesting today that they deserved an apology. president obama knows elizabeth warren. she used to work for him. you can call someone by their first name like hillary, if you worked for them. it's not sexist. >> i agree. i don't think he was sexist at all. he's on a familiar basis with senator warren. he can call her elizabeth if he wants. >> does he call you perino? >> he does not. >> juan? >> not sexist huh? look this is about a trade deal and those guys are going at it you know hardball. >> this is the climax of identity politics. inevitably you're going to devour your own. the past is never about unifying a group of people. the end result can only be chaos. everybody starts separating and saying no you're sexist no you're racist. it's like a snake eating its ow

what has just happened on the senate floor -- you see right now sherrod brown, democrat from ohio, hasading opponent to not only fast-track trade authority for the president and also the trade agreement cued up, the transpacific partnership be negotiated right now. opponent of it. he stood in the way yesterday. the leadership, mitch mcconnell, harry reid, have come to an agreement of the fast-track legislation will come back to the floor for a vote but there will be separate vote on other trade bills, one given with africa, one dealing with customs enforcement, and one, as well, that involves currency manipulation. these are some of the side measures democrats wanted to see given consideration alongside fasttrack and this will move this forward. the reality is there is still a heavy lift in the house of representatives. it is not a done deal yet, but the president's trade agenda for the moment, looks like it is back in play. scarlet: back in play. peter cook, thank you for bringing us those details. we be right back with more bloomberg market day coverage for you. ♪ scarlet: new develo

i saw a quote before we came on the air gerri, senator sherrod brown, very liberal senator from ohio,ggesting that the president's criticism of elizabeth warren on this might be rooted in sexism. i wonder is elizabeth warren is racist? if we get into this identity politics circular fighting squad for once to watch conservatives let the left eat themselves alive by their own stupid demigoddic rules. gerri: thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you gerri. gerri: bring you breaking news on a big shareholder battle at dupont. activist investors nelson peltz trying to shake up the dupont board. charlie gasparino with the latest. >> gerri he is asking for four seats on the dupont board. iss, major proxy firm sided with him. this is what nelson peltz is telling people on the eve of this shareholder vote that comes tomorrow. he is increasingly pessimistic about winning the for board seats. what he is saying the best he thinks he is going to is at least one. that one will be him. this is coming from nelson peltz himself. he is increasingly pessimistic about winning this very closely-watched

western pennsylvania in the industrial midwest, we have evidence it helps elizabeth warren and sherrod brown start making those arguments and convinceing people. i think that's why it's been a struggle in the senate and it's going to be a struggle in the house. they may get there, but not without a strong fight from us. >> thanks for joining us tonight. i want to bring in jonathan alter, msnbc political analyst, and lori walloch. great to have both of you with us. what kind of an impact is senator warren having on this debate? i mean she is totally opposed to where the president is where the secretary of state is. she seems to have quite a grass roots following on this. >> she's having a huge impact on this. and i think it's a healthy debate for the democratic party and for the country. you want everybody to err all of these issues. that doesn't mean she's necessarily right on every point that she's making. the president has some pretty good arguments against some of the things that she's raised. but to debate this is what our democracy is supposed to be all about. we don't want the debate s

from lawmakers including alabama republican senator jeff sessions and democratic ohio senator sherrod browno said the tpp would lead to job loss. >> we make decisions here to throw people out of work and even "the wall street journal" editorial page, the greatest cheerleader, most surfers cheerleader for free trade in any newspaper the country, even they acknowledge people are thrown out of work because the dislocation. we are going to leave here and we are going to vote on this without even having amendments on how to take care of those workers and how to do trade enforcement. it simply doesn't make sense. amy: the nsa's bulk surveillance program may be on the verge of lapsing as the republican-led senate scrambles to renew key portions of the patriot act before they expire. the obama administration has warned lawmakers they must act today, because it needs time to halt the bulk spying program if they can't reach a deal. the house has passed a measure to end bulk spying, then left for a recess that to end june 1 when the program expires. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had opposed a

nominal opposition but a trade bill going through the senate now and a lot of key democrats like sherrod browntate has kind of withheld his support for her until she says whether or not she's pro trade or not and she seemed to be kind of from that answer not saying one way or the other. >> you know, this is because she's a candidate and got elizabeth warren to the left of her and when she was secretary of state, she said that these trade deals were the gold standard that was a quote. now clearly she is backing away because she feels the pressure from the left wing of the party. she's distancing herself from the president on this. i would also add. it's not really a surprise gives given the fact that she needs to get some emotional support from the base of the party. >> and before i let you answer that i just want to say that we went to hillary clinton speaking live because she was talking a little bit about the fact that e-mails were released. we didn't hear what she said but hopefully as we're speaking we will get word on what she said about that. first of all take a step back and say hillary

i wrote nine letters to nine progressive senators like sherrod brown, elizabeth born, bernie sandersing, look, your lone rangers doing good things but you're going nowhere. so what are you get together into a caucus of 9, 10, 12 senators in the senate and push your unified agenda on poverty on labor, on the environment, on trade come on military policy, and you might really get somewhere. at the least, you'll raise these issues more prominently. not a single response. not a single response. i did finally have to go down and meet with the general counsel for senator warren. but by and large, that is the problem of the left. that is the problem of progressives will stop they don't link with one another. you never see all these right-wing groups tolerate members of congress treating them that way who are supposed to be on their side. amy: ralph nader, bernie sanders tweeted on thursday that he looked ford to debating clinton on "the big issues, income inequality, climate change, and getting big money out of politics." hillary clinton had tweeted in response to him announcing for preside

before the senate recessed yesterday are senator sherrod brown spoke about his concern over the bill. >> mr. president speak with the senator from ohio. >> try to summon this body soon be on the verge of approving the largest trade deal in our nation's history with little debate one rushed hearing and barely any understanding of what we're signing onto. the last time congress considered abstract was 13 years ago. the senate spent three weeks considering that bill but some would like to convince consideration of the biggest trade deal we've ever debated, ever debated and have it done in advance of memorial day. the reason they know that the more we talk about u.s. trade policies the more the american public doesn't like it. trade promotion authority will give us congress authority to amend trade agreements. not only will this affect trans-pacific partnership agreement in so-called ttip the useu agreement, it will affect any trade deal until 2021. with tpp and ttip 60% of the world gdp is at stake. millions of american jobs are on the line. this is too important to rush through with lit

brendan: you get a sense there is a difference between what sherrod brown is saying and what senatorwhere she is worried about the finance industry, and he is worried about workers. peter: i think they are both on the same page. you talk to them personally, and they are adamantly opposed. they think at the end of the day, this hurts american workers. they're not convinced this is the most progressive trade deal in history, and even if it is, it is not good enough by their standards. they think this is a setback for u.s. workers. the president remains just as convinced that this will advance u.s. workers, that the ship has sailed in terms of u.s. trade policy, and the u.s. needs to be on board. tom: peter cook, thank you so much in washington. of course, he will speak with senator warren later today on bloomberg television. look for that. our route on twitter tears me to shreds. rick heitzmann with me. she said yeah, you're right, but so what? she is right. [laughter] i did not mean any offense. rick: it is a lot of growth for males. tom: barbara, i will see you on the seventh floor i

of tire workers on coated paper products and i've worked closely with mike colleague from ohio sherrod brownm pleased to be joined by senators tony, burr casein cardin to jumpstart the misleading tariff bill. while insuring mpb can pass in and restart this process next year. this is important to a lot of her manufacturers and other companies we represent. this bill helps manufactures remaining competitive by having access to needed inputs that aren't available at home. but only overseas. since its expiration manufactures about to cut jobs to do with these rising costs. they look or to working together to pass the amendment to help american manufactures. senator cardin and i are in choosing them at to make sure negotiations protector ally israel who has been the target of economic welfare to weaken and isolate from international investment trade the so-called bds amendment. the issue is particularly important as we consider negotiations with the european union under the ttip and i should mention today's a 30th anniversary of our trade agreement with israel signed by minister of commerce ariel

how the currency language that is in the bill is drafted but i have talked to senator schumer sherrod brown and others about how we can work on language that does not end up having a blowback effect on our ability to maintain our monetary policy. i don't even remember what your other question was. rather than speak for others i will reiterate what i have said previously. i continue to believe that two-state solution is absolutely vital for not only peace between israelis and palestinians but for the long-term security of israel and a democratic and jewish state and i know our government has been formed that contain some folks who don't necessarily believe in that premise but that continues to be my premise and since we are up here at camp david i think it's important to remind ourselves the degree to which a very hard peace deal that requires incredible vision and courage and tough choices resulted in what has now been a lasting peace between countries that used to be sworn enemies and israel is better off for it. i think the same would be true if we get it peace deal between the israelis a

pit or load it up with preservatives, citric acid or lime juice, not enough to prevent it from browning. sherrodn. >> i like the guac done. i don't want to be like chipotle at home. kennedy: you want to be like hillary clinton and don't talk to anyone. >> stick it in the bag and stuff it down. >> i think they're being completely shady about this. they are gluten-free. >> i want the chip recipe. there is something about them. most places you can't get the chips, there is something on there. >> there's salt. >> that's it. >> finely ground salt and the chips are perfectly thin, not too thin. >> there's a little citrus on it. >> did chipotle pay for the segment. we are eating their product on the air and talk about how perfect it is. something for free. >> i think the secret ingredient is baby tears. >> they make children cry. and that is a perfect preservative. if you put them in guacamole, it doesn't brown and put it on your skin, it doesn't wrinkle. >> you gabby girls, if you give it five minutes, it would turn brown. kennedy: tom shillue with secret sexism. a woman, yeah one of the broads rung t

senator warren and senator sherrod brown and others in congress are fighting against it to make sure that these trade agreements can't be a trojan horse that attacks financial reform and let wall street go back on their run again and inflict this country with a second great depression we can't let that happen. >> host: we just heard from senator sanders announcing his bid for the presidency yesterday in vermont. he talks about billionaires in this country and responsibility they have paid how big of a role does wall street play in the 2015 campaign and his elizabeth warren the poster child for that effort? >> guest: well i think if you look at the polls they all show that the american people still correctly perceived wall street's too big to fail banks as a threat and they also correctly understand that they have not been adequately regulated which to them means they are not protected. remember the american people suffered that unemployment. those 23 million individuals in january of 2010 were underemployed or unemployed keep in mind many heads of household you are talking tens of mi

i've talked to stanley schumer and sherrod brown and others about how we can work on language that does not end up having a blowback effect on our ability to maintain a monetary policy. i don't on -- remember what your question was? rather than speak for others, i will reiterate what i said previously, i do believe the two state solution is vital for not only peace between israelis and palestinians but for the long-term security of israel as a democratic and jewish state. i know that the government has been formed and contains folks who do not necessarily believe in the premise. that continues to be my premise since we are at kent david i think it is important to remind ourselves the degree to which a very hard peace deal that required an incredible vision encourage and tough choices resulted in what has now been a lasting peace between countries that used to be sworn enemies. israel is better off for it. the same would be true is this we got a peace deal between israelis and palestinians. i think it is important for us to keep in mind what is right and what is possible. last question.

how the currency language that's in the bit is drafted, but i've talked to senator schumer and sherrod browners about how we can work on language that does not end up having a blow black effect on main tag taining our only monetary policy. i don't remember what your other question was rather than speak for others i'll just reiterate what i have said previously. i continue to believe that a two-state solution is absolutely vital for 23407b8 people for israeli and palestinians but for the long-term security of israel as a democratic and jewish state. and i know that a government has been formed that contains some folks who don't necessarily believe in that premise but that continues to be my premise. since we're up here at camp david, i think it's important to remind ourselves of the degree to which a very hard peace deal that required incredible vision and courage and tough choices resulted in what's now been a lasting peace between countries that used to be sworn enemies, and israel is better off for it i think the same would be true if we get to a peace deal -- that prospect seems distant n

i would point out multiple instances where he's referred to sherrod brown as sharod. i don't think given an opportunity to give his remarks, he would offer an apology. >> we asked him, we haven't heard back yet. >> two other differences. one, the reports that chemical weapons, traces of chemical weapons have been found in syria, both ricin and sarin gas. i assume the white house is aware of this intelligence. >> we're aware of the opcw, continues to receive credible allegations that the use of chemical weapons in syria is still taking place. attempts by the opcw to resolve some gaps and inconsistencies in syria's declaration of chemical weapons have gone unresolved. progress toward destroying all remaining chemical weapons has been agonizingly slow. the assad regime continues to not abide by international standards and norms, including the chemical weapons convention and united nation's court council resolutions, 2018 and 2209 2209. as has also been well documented, they terrorize the people of syria, through barrel bombings arbitrary detention and other gross acts of

sherrod brown tweets this out. this would ask the u.s.o compete with exports where workers make pennies an hour. international trade supports 3 million jobs in texas. no more corporate handouts and no more rushing a trade agreement that could hurt the american worker and our environment. the unions are planning a rally on capitol hill to vote against this. if the senate fails, all eyes will be on mitch mcconnell to see what if any concessions he may make to democrats. trade wars, obama versus warren continues. so much for the senate being an easy lift. it could be a more narrow victory in the house. the vast majority of the 245 house republicans are expected to support the president. 25 to 30 possible democratic votes may be out there. there are just 17 house democrats so far supporting. in the house, they're are going to focus on the patriot act renewing that with a vote. that is one piece of legislation they will be taking up in the house this week. they will be voting on some other issues. our coverage of the house you can tune into c-

. >> that was sherrod brown reacting to president obama's criticism of senator elizabeth warren's criticisml but with us now, democratic senator claire mccaskill. we've known claire for a long time. you know she's a shrinking violet and president obama says something tough about her, why, i just don't know if she could handle it. oh, wait i think she'd just be fine. claire, is that just silliness? >> i think it's silliness. the president and elizabeth warren are friends. i think if he would have called her senator warren someone would have said oh he's giving her the cold shoulder. they disagree on policy. i would be freaked out if he didn't call me by my first name. we've known each other for a long time. i mean, he went to bat for elizabeth warren in terms of consumer protection bureau. they worked closely together on dodd-frank. he just thinks she's wrong on this and he has the right to say that as president of the united states. >> so you're exactly right. people who are very close to their friends call each other by their first name. that leads me to the next question senator claire mc

brown. i call him sherrod,. >> instead of. >> calling president obama by elizabeth warren by her first name sexist. desperate hail merry pass lame as all get out and sherrod should know better. >> okay, chuck. >> my winner this week is congressman jim sensenbrenner republican of wisconsin and fellow spawn sores of the u.s.a. freedom act which passed in the house to win the nmpleted sa one day revolt against the trade promotion authority that immediately collapsed. >> jason? >> my loser of the week is jeb bush for repeatedly filibuster ago question about his brother and the war that he had to know was coming and will continue to come. it confirms the biggest fear of his backers is that his last name will be a liability. my winner of the week is palestinian authority mahmoud abbas for getting the vad can for acknowledging the palestinian state it this understanding that israel is standing in the way of peace in the middle east. >> the understanding deflate-gate and the odds tom brady gets out of the niblely tonight tom brady is appealing his four game suspension after allegations of deflate g