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>> correlation causation. the stock tanked. do we know why the stock tanked? not exactly. >> bomani we, bomani, come on! that's a whole of occurrence students. >> it's a coincidence but we have the same -- the ratings go down in 2016 as things are going down with kaepernick, but the ratings also went down during presidential election years. we know this wouldn't take happened, there's other things happened after it, do you know if they haven't directly, that's a bit more sophisticated than i think we're seeing right now. >> do you have a presidential election like alternative cause for why anheuser-busch stock would've tanked in the midst of all this? i hear you, people are spending a lot of time focused on the campaign, and not so much on the nfl, but i can't think of anything else that would explain it in this case. >> i don't have the explanation, i also admit that i haven't spent enough time trying to figure out what else could -- that's easiest answer to get to, but i don't blame people for doing that. i also make the argument, the fluctuations that you have on stock prices from time to time, this could happen at any point, it can go away if they decided
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>> i tried. >> thank you for being, here i appreciate it. bomani bomani jones. the nfl lowers the boom on -- the girls and gambling. it's a practice that condemns on one hand, while promoting on the other hand. i'll ask bob costas about this dangerous balancing act. that is next. ing into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody.
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do think there's an opportunity for people to your point bomani to conflate these issues, and i think this must be that. and so this is an instance of my home is my castle, and i can protect it anyway. i want people i think are not giving him an olive branch here with this particular suspect, but there will be talking points that conflate that you're seeing on twitter. you always see a lot of details that people don't don't. they don't have the full story. and so people people are saying oh, well. did he go into the house? i would have shot him too. did he walk up to the house? get the facts straight, but the bottom line is that for centuries people, certainly white people, many white people have been afraid of black people and violence against black people. because of that fear has gone unpunished. and so i think that this is an instance where, certainly at first, it looked as though that might be happening again because they released this this man after only a couple of hours, but now they've done the extra the extra investigation and they've brought charges here. and so i think. that was really one of the biggest concerns. that's why we saw so much protest over the weekend, said this i think you raise an interesting point, though, when you start talking about why they did not include the hate crime,
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based on his appearance. i mean, that is what's at play here, and i think that's what makes it so outrageous to burmese point. he could have just kept the door locked. he could have called the police. there's so many deescalate escalatory steps that could have been taken here. it is, without a doubt. the main factor in this is the racial element, but i also think there's a huge fear factor. there's this case in saratoga county, where a woman pulled into the wrong dr driveway and was shot dead by the owner of the home. he ended up being charged with the crime. but what is it in our society that we are so afraid of people we may not know or somebody who approaches us that we may be unfamiliar with. i think that's something much broader that we have to look at. but the color of his skin was the reason he pulled. confuse this with like, stand your ground or house related laws. people often say, like, you know, my house is my castle. and look, i've got every right to do what i want. if you come into my home in certain states, this is not that given where we're talking about and where the location of this teenager and i'll repeat again where the teenager was outside of this person's home. this is not implicate the same thing. but i do think there's an opportunity for people to your point, bomani to conflate these issues, and i
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