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Amount of people -- theres safety in numbers. if like you say, there are four collectively that do it together in football, do you think safety in numbers is the best way to go? >> absolutely. were trying best way to go? >> were trying to reach out to athletes and create this environment. my colleagues and i have been working on this issue for a long time and letting players know were here for you, we have your back. its something that its not really a big deal, but its a big deal. so the sooner...

Training. weve seen kobe bryant had some issues in the past and had some sensitivity training and now hes one of our best allies. when we talk about a player that comes out, we want somebody that, that people cheered on on sunday, oh, that was my favorite player and possibly someone who is a bigot. oh my god, my favorite player, he likes men, it changes the whole culture. >> i think that anybody who watches this show knows that im extremely biased when it comes to the ravens. so as a baltimore k...

Did. its time to talk about the wussification of america and american men. i got a paddle, i did something wrong in gym and its a paddle and whack you across the back of the legs and never messed around in that class again. >> megyn: joining me now eric bolling, co-host of "the five". >> okay, so, i kind of went out and defended, but clarified something, i did say that the gay slurs were off limits and never have done, he should never have done that and got fined and went through sensitivity tra...

>> many more great shows to come. all right. from one story that everyone is talking about today to another big talker on a slightly different note. today rutgers university in new jersey fired its head basketball coach after disturbing practice video. >> good. >> went public showing the coach abusing players and shouting anti-gay slurs. on the video you can see coach mike rice throwing basketballs at players heads, shoving and kicking them. the university suspended the coach for three games i...

Thats why they havent killed anything. >> also by the way though probably this would not be a good defense for the soccer player to use given you might remember we did the story of the hurdler who was i can cked off the olympic -- kicked off the olympic team. she had sympathies with the golden dawn party. a lot of greek sport people. >> they invented athleticism. history channel -- -- >> wait, andy, what about -- should he have been banned for life? >> thats a good question. i am always wary of ...

His status as an nfl player during the incident, after they hoped to shine a spotlight. they meet with the dallas police department to discuss greater sensitivity training, better screening of officers, and procedures for their situation. >> the fact that he was an athlete makes people pay attention, and so if we have a voice to maybe help a situation, maybe bring about some changes to where someone else wouldnt have to go through what we had to go through, then thats what were going to do. >> b...

>> oreilly, if you have a problem with his uncles nondeportation, take it up with the president. watteres looked like a jerk confronting the uncle. >> oregon, i he retired from the law enforcement officer with the u.s. forest service that is part of the agriculture department, waste of taxpayer money is criminal. >> port angelus, washington. the training the usda provides is not the same as the private sector. i do cultural sensitivity training, but i do not denigrate the u.s. government. victor...

>> oreilly, if you have a problem with his uncles nondeportation, take it up with the president. watteres looked like a jerk confronting the uncle. >> oregon, i he retired from the law enforcement officer with the u.s. forest service that is part of the agriculture department, waste of taxpayer money is criminal. >> port angelus, washington. the training the usda provides is not the same as the private sector. i do cultural sensitivity training, but i do not denigrate the u.s. government. victor...

>> oreilly, if you have a problem with his uncles nondeportation, take it up with the president. watteres looked like a jerk confronting the uncle. >> oregon, i he retired from the law enforcement officer with the u.s. forest service that is part of the agriculture department, waste of taxpayer money is criminal. >> port angelus, washington. the training the usda provides is not the same as the private sector. i do cultural sensitivity training, but i do not denigrate the u.s. government. victor...

The factor begins right now. hi, im bill oreilly. thanks for watching us tonight. more unbelievable propaganda from the federal government paid for but you and me. that is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. as we reported last thursday, the u.s. department of agriculture has hired a man named samuel to conduct "cultural sensitivity training" for usda employees. he has used his paid position to demean the united states and to in doctrineate his audience. >> i want you to say if we ...