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investments.com. Legacy p.m. Investments.com. Do you know the real story about Colin Kaepernick's decision to take a knee, take a knee,

kneel during the anthem? Do you know it? I'm willing to bet that you don't know a very important

detail about this story. But my next guest does because he is a major part of Colin Kaepernick's

story, a major part. And you're going to hear the details, which are fascinating and probably

most of you have never heard before.

It's a really interesting story.

And this guest, Nate Boyer, who played for the Seattle Seahawks for a stretch,

has teamed up with Jay Glazer of Fox Sports to develop MVP, merging vets and players, which actually takes, you know, our military vets

and pairs them up with athletes, they both realize that at some point in their lives,

they've got to hang up their uniforms, whether it's their military uniform or their football uniform or basketball or whatever it is.

At some point, your life goes on beyond that.

And who do you become?

What do you become?

Great movie out called MVP, which I watched last weekend.

Nate Boyer is one of the co-stars.

And it talks about this exact dilemma

faced by military vets who come home and then what? And by pro players, even just college players

who have just their entire lives have been about their sport and

excelling at their game.

And suddenly, it's over.

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