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including the nuts and bolts of life. Joe, see you. If if last night is any indication,

the NFL anthem protests are going to completely dominate the season, aren't they? Yes, they are.

Well, that that's going to make the season terribly uninteresting. Well, that and

I don't care. One way or the other, by the way, no, I don't either. But

but the news gathering institutions will make it the story. And they will. Yes, they will. Yes,

you are 100% and it will be easier for them to make it the story because generally speaking,

news gathering organizations have as part of their agenda the ruination of the current

presidential administration. And the current president happens to be an opponent of players

protesting during the anthem. Therefore, that's why it will constantly be a story because it gives

the news gathering institutions a chance to take another shot at Trump. And who doesn't even know

how to help himself. He could have ended this along time ago. Well, he's the one that reignited

the flames surrounding this story. Well, he did it last night. Writing on Twitter from his new

Jersey golf resort, Trump said Friday players make a fortune doing what they love and those who

refuse to stand proudly for the anthem should be suspended without pay. He contended. Most of

them are unable to define what they're demonstrating against. Instead, he said, player should be happy.

Be cool. You got to stay out of it. Yes.

In Philadelphia, Eagle Safety Malcolm Jenkins in cornerback Devante Bosby raised their fists during

the anthem and defensive end Chris Longplace, his arm around Jenkins shoulder. I don't want to.

I don't care if they protest or not. It would all go away if the president would keep quiet

about it. He'll tweet about it every week. Right. What else does this say? It happened, I guess,

last night in Miami and there must have been a real long slate of games last night. Yeah,

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