Welcome to the No Spin News Weekend Edition.

All right, I wrote a message of the day.

It's on Bill O'Reilly.com.

It's about nationalism.

And there is a good part of nationalism and a bad part.

And the final point I want to make before we get to our guest, Stephen A. Smith, is that you are looking at a situation that is far more important than a sport.

So our country, I don't know if it's ever going to come together again.

I don't, not in my lifetime, I don't think it will. I think there's a vision is there to stay.

Between the red states and the blue states and the women's team and the men's team.

And under a constitution, perfectly, you know, there's no demand that we're in lockstep.

But it makes me sad.

It does.

And that's a memo.

All right, joining us from Miami, where he's hiding out from the snow, is Stephen A. Smith, who is the premier sportscaster in America, whether you like him or not, he is.

And he's the author of straight shooter, a memoir of Second Chances or First Takes that's still in circulation his book.

Where am I going wrong here, Stephen?

Well, I would say to you, let me first applaud you on where I think you're going right.

I do believe that, you know, I don't have any problem whatsoever with the FBI director being in the locker room celebrating with Team USA.

He's the FBI, United States of America.

His rooting interests clearly is undeniable.

And we've seen plenty of elected officials at sporting events, rooting on Team USA.

What's wrong with him being there?

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