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I don't know who you are. How much money you make if you don't.

We expect our country and then you should be in this country playing football. Go to another country

and play with football. If you can't respect the flag in the country, then you don't respect what this is all about.

So I would say, I don't know. Coach Dicca, talk, plane talk. Hall of Fame football player,

legendary coach Mike Dicca, you should go play in another country if you're going to kneel during

the national anthem. So there's a report out that the league is considering that they've had enough.

They think it's hurting ratings all bet. But it's considering a rule that would require all players

to stand for the national anthem. They're going to consider that rule in the meeting next week.

Is that something you can do? Yes. Sure. Yeah. Yeah. It's a workplace. It's a private workplace.

You can say you can demand whatever you want. I suppose unless it violates.

It includes pledging allegiance to a country. That's not a free speech issue of some sort.

No, well, you can ask him to stand. You don't have you can't affirmatively make them declare something,

but you can tell him you don't think that when the judge comes into the courtroom, you don't think

Supreme Court would say you are a by definition affirming your allegiance to the country and the

company can't make you do that or something like that. I think you'll get an exemption from the

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