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that really she called him a liar and a thief, didn t cuss at him, didn t do anything, in my opinion, that was overly demonstrative to make it so heshds gihe should give her a game penalty. it was over the line. for everyone who says she needs to control her emotions or show restraint, yes, she should, but so should he. i feel like it s the same at the eb end of a basketball game or football game. you got to let the football players decide. you don t want the refs or umps to be the big story in a championship game. i feel like unfortunately this is the case. meaning that you think the umpire made this about him? yeah, i think it s getting towards the end of a match possibly and he makes that critical of a decision, he knows that s going to affect the match. that s going to affect the story
there s also a lot of outrage about what we were hearing initially, what he could walk away with in terms of money. what do we know about that? part of what moonves is saying in his defense, he s saying the new stories in the new yorker, the most appalling accusations are untrue. he said he did have consensual relations with three of the women named, but he s saying he never abused his power, for example, by trying to take jobs away from women who rebuffed his advances. he ends by saying anyone who knows me knows the person described in this article is not me. it s interesting how he s saying this is part of an effort to destroy his career and destroy his name. he might be implying it s part of that boardroom battle. her camp denies that. ultimately, this is about money. as you re saying, this is about money. unlike a lot of the #metoo cases where there are millions involved, hundreds of millions of dollars are involved in this case. if moonves is removed today for no good reason
overall? can this double standard go away? well, as i said, i always feel like the perception was there. that, i hope, is changing. but the way the sport is refereed, that absolutely needs to be consistent. it can t be that if an umpire feels like they re been shown up by a female as opposed to being shown up by a male, if there s going to be different repercussions. that s somewhere i don t know if the ipf or the wita need to get together and start making a much more clear sense of what is showing someone up. there is a very big gray area. there s different umpires doing it different ways. so that could be the case. whether it s in the atp or wta, they need to really make sure that they re going to get in line with each other so there is consistency. that s generally what players want in all sports. you know, the same rules for everyone on the court. wouldn t that be a novel thing? james blake, always appreciate you taking some time for us. thank you. my pleasure. thank you.