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Love, courage, truth,

Glenn Beck.

Well, let's give credit to America's team for showing the rest of the NFL, the path forward.

Last night,

um, just before the Monday Night Football game against the Cardinals, the Dallas Cowboys,

walked out on the center field, knelt in prayer, and then stood up and respectfully listened to the National Anthem.

What the Dallas Cowboys did last night is a microcosm for the entire country and what we should all be doing.

As a team, they came together.

They all stood up for what they believed in, they included prayer, and they did it respectfully.

They took a knee, and they honored the National Anthem, and they even threw in a prayer.

You can disagree with what they're protesting, but you can't say a word about how they did it because it was not disrespectful in any way.

You know, when we're looking to the Dallas Cowboys for leadership, there is a dearth of leadership in this country.

Can you think of any other political activism in this day and age that is ended with non-violence and both sides feeling respected?

Because I can't, it doesn't happen anymore.

Once again, Texas comes riding in to make us feel good, to show us something positive, to show us how we should be behaving.

I am a little surprised that it came from professional sports.

However, I shouldn't be.

Our professional athletes historically have just transcended their professions.

It was in 1936, Jesse Owens won four gold medals, showing the master race that they weren't all that masterful.

1980, the US hockey team broke the myth of the Soviets being invincible, and they did it with style and they did it with class.

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