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You cannot do it. kneeling during the national anthem is disgraceful. wouldnt you love to see an owner when somebody disrespects the flag so say get that son of the pitch off the field? hes fired. hes fired! >> what do you have to say? what would you tell the president. >> i dont think i have words for the president. i can say it makes me disappointed to hear him talk about people that lead the country. athletes have been leader for people. people that have driven people of most of the time in t...

One right. after returning from noisy phantom borg sharif played for the gideon national team and facing off against sides like senegal book enough asocial and mali over a period of 12 years. in 1968 even played at the olympics. doesnt push it off one of them walking through the olympic village ladies and gentlemen one occasionally finds a true surprise as we were standing in the entrance to the team building when this young gentleman approached us and in a perfect german asked to speak to the g...

Athletes have been leader for people. people that have driven people of most of the time in the right direction and give people hope in times of need. whether its ali or tommy smith. theres always an athlete at every moment in history that has spoken up and caused change. >> you mention the 1968 olympics. tommy smith. and john carlos. they raised their fists at the podium to protest the treatment of african americans. they got suspended from the team. they were ordered to leave mexico. are you w...

Well, it isnt just american football players taking a political stand on the field. now theyre joined by a couple of u.s. athletes that pan american games. theyre use their moments in the spotlight to call attention to what they say are injustices at home. >> two olympic hopefuls at the pan american games. raising a fist, bringing awareness to social injustice in america, knowing they could face discipline. american guwin bare ea rr raising her fist after winning gold, much like tommy smith and ...

Made an overt protest during the games. heres cnns coy wire. >> hi, fred. two olympic hopefuls at the pan american games, one fencer taking a knee and a hammer thrower raising a fist, bringing awareness to social injustice in america knowing they could face discipline. gwen barry raising her fist after winning gold in the hammer throw. much like tommy smith and john carlos at the 1968 olympics. fencer racer boden takes a knee on the podium after winning gold as well in the team foil event on fri...

It doesnt matter what each day brings. so long as you can say... "i am here." aim to be there more. talk to your doctor about aimovig. it wasnt colin kaepernick nor nfl team members but an american gold medalest at the pan american games in peru who knelt during his teams medal ceremony as the u.s. national anthem was placed. fencer race imboden was one of two who made protests during the game. hammer throw medalist gwen barry raised her fist reminiscent of john carlos in the 1968 games. race ...

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Here with no documentation, but still, they have nobody to bather them, to comb their hair, to send them off to school. the owner of that facility where they are arrested, there is so much pain right now in our society. i want to figure out how i can -- you know, there was a time in my life when the only thing i knew how to do was to fight back. because thats easy to do. to fight back. when you feel pain, when you feel someone coming at you, you want to hit them back, but today, no. thats not th...

>> exactly. >> and when we start talking about what is the impact of my right on the rest of society, thats where you get into what scalia, and you are to say it that way, may he rest in peace. he was a genius jurist. before that case we didnt have an individual right read into the second amendment. and the difference is huge. the second amendment used to be about what the state could make you do. it you have to have the arm. it has to be able to be used and you know how to use so it when you co...

Chicago police department in 1968. i spent 30 years a chicago cop. we used to recover saturday night specials. a 22, 32, caliber handgun. maybe six rounds, seven round or whatever. now youre getting high powered automatic weapons including assault weapons. crime scenes now you never find one shell casing. you find 30, 40. at scene. its changed dramatically. and the devastation of the wounds. nobody gets shot one time. were talking about people getting shot multiple times with a high power weapon...