A member of Congress takes the knee.

The Cowboys try to take their knee and stand up to, and the president's popularity surges.

Is Donald Trump playing for D.Football?

We will discuss the relationship between national sports and nationalism in elections around

the world after Germany's shocking election Sunday with an actual journalist, Mary M. Lane.

Then, Ariel David Senemann, depressed a jockemo, and his eminence Paul Bois joined the panel

of deplorables to discuss the cowardly Republicans who killed Obamacare repeal, the New York Times's

creepy communism obsession, and the Paris Hilton climate accord.

I'm Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

We have an actual journalist coming on this show.

Typically, we try to stick strictly to fake news reporters, but we're breaking that rule

for once.

We're going to have Mary Lane on.

She's written for the Washington Post, New York Times, or I'm sorry, the Wall Street Journal,

the New York Times, Associate of Press, and she has a really interesting perspective on how

these sports protests and football protests relate to nationalism and national elections.

But first, we have got to run down very quickly.

All that has happened in the NFL in just the last 24 hours.

Kim Jong-un is about to fire rockets all over the world, but we need to focus on the important

things like the national football league.

So to begin, this just broke about 20 minutes ago.

Sports Illustrated is going to run a cover now that says a nation divided sports united,

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