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Influencer. ever since he wore socks depicting cops as pigs. i think he is the biggest jerk. so arrogant. we saw that with his tryout where he had another chance to try to reenter in the nfl and blew it by being arrogant jerk. brian: moved the venue to a high school field. 25 scouts. by the time set on the high school field in the afternoon. he had 8. he got absolutely no offers. its not worth the risk. wont guarantee he will not stand. tackled. his air force one is sure to be popular. black and...

Nikes with the nfl. brian: not that we can see. middle of it. happy to see that tryout. thought he would get offers. they didnt after people saw the theatrics. griff: one of the seefersz working with did get signed by the red skins. a whole other story. email us at friends@foxnews.com. and let us know what you think about kaepernicks release of his new shoe. brian: 10 minutes after the hour. jillian mele: what do you think? jillian: i think i have headlines to do. lisa: well-done. jillian: the a...

It was a unique opportunity. a credible opportunity and he, colin kaepernick chose not to take it. i understand that. we have moved on. ainsley: here to react is host of reality check david webb on fox nation and radio talk show host david webb. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] steve: they are excited to be in from the cold. ainsley: they gave him a chance. they gave him another chance and he decided to move the tryout to another location. >> look, colin kaepernick made his own decisi...

Governor, who is helped by a trump endorsement, has to appoint someone to take his seat. the trump faction desperately wants doug collins to be that nominee. meanwhile, governor kemp thinks he has a better candidate. so, there is now a food fight going on between congressmen and the governor of georgia about why arent you giving doug collins the nod? so, doug collins today has to, in fact, reinforce his support with trump. so what he normally is not as, like, bomb-throwing like some of the rest ...

His death could face criminal charges for falsifying prison documents. they were supposed to check on them every 30 minutes but there are reports that one or both of them fell asleep in the dark of the laws. both guards were offered a plea deal but turned them down and the bureau of prisons chief will now face questions on capitol hill tomorrow. >> laura: thanks so much. first is unemployed nfl quarterback colin kaepernick who pulled the rug out from under a special tryout that the nfl was going...

Advantage of it. >> youve got to be on the field, youve got to show up if you want to play. bottom line. the nfl, like i said -- he also had other demands. for example, he wanted to turn the tryout into a nike ad and the nfl agreed to do that. they did go beyond what they were supposed to. im not saying the nfl isnt at fault or blame whatsoever there. he wanted it during the week and instead they did it on a saturday which he didnt want to do listen, if this is about football, and you think that...

Before he became the chairman of the national council. he had a radio show. he back in 2000 17 said the chairman of fedex. if you make the united states a better place continue to vest there is no question in my mind that we would see a renaissance of capital investment. pete: 6 billion back into the economy as opposed to 1.5 billion in taxes. how much money does the "new york times" pay in taxes? steve: according to charles payne, they paid zero in one year. pete: oh, zero. steve: that was in m...

The nfl threw him a bone yesterday to give a private practice at the falcons facility there in front of 25 scouts, of the 32 teams. he pulled a fast one at the last minute, saying no, i dont want to be a part of the official tryout. im going to a local high school 60 miles away. i want the media to watch and hes saying hes the victim in this. >> because the nfl wanted to decide which media members would be there. they also wanted for him to sign some sort of liability agreement in case he got hu...

And other item, and he had a sweatshirt that said kunta kinta, and he said he did that because the nfl is running away from those things. so this is not somebody who wants to play, because in the long run, each side will have gotten what they wanted. >> okay. look. any number of legal issues that surround a tryout of this nature, the player, and the big, big endorsement, and then "sports illustrated" says that they may have opened the door to the second grievance and you say that you just refere...