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i've never met them. >> that's a great point. >> jesse: i have a feeling, if you remove your genitals, there's a few people who might have had some regrets. >> yeah, no kidding. football, as you said, is so important. because, you know this, young boys are absolute knuckleheads. they need structure. they need some form of leadership. you know kids, i know tons of kids who wouldn't have graduated from high school if they weren't playing football, basketball, soccer, baseball, whatever it was. they passed algebra two and chemistry so they can continue to play sports. when i see stories like this, i question whether anyone ever thinks at all about all the kids we lose when we don't allow them to get enrolled in sports. like you said. most careers and when you're a teenager, but hopefully that light bulb moment happens and you recognize, hey, i can be good at something. i learned discipline. i learned how to work hard and get knocked down and get back up, and now i'm ready for the real world.
in his early age so he could learn how to catch, learn formations, learn how to run. but i had that right, along wih his mom, to make that choice as any american should make to determine whether it's the right decision for a kid to play, and we made the decision that it was. other parents can disagree. that's part of what parenting is. it's part of having basic human rights. and the idea you hit on that you can cut the genitals off of a kid and it can be considered a human right in california, and they won't allow you to play tackle football, it boggles my mind. jesse, when i watched this story and i watched the san francisco loons celebrating that they said israel could defend itself, i know a lot of people watching right now. i feel like i'm living in a totally different country than many of these people. california is a fabulous place to my place. they destroyed it. >> jesse: has anybody played football that regretted playing football?