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>> or slum. >> the women are so poor. >> you went to college in the 1980sish. we had this big politically correct thing that happened in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. you thought maybe that died, and it just never did. >> no because the people that were students then became professors on our -- and are now in their 50s or 40s now on campuses, and they are as bad if not worse than the people taught them before. joe, what lesson if any can we learn from this wall? >> well, you are either in favor of free speech or you are not. there is really no in between. it is sad a grown man can't see ...

Wanted, but i think they have to be realistic in their demands. there's really no urgency for the officials, the regular officials, right now to make a deal. there's no urgency, greta, because they have full-time jobs. they're not missing paychecks week to week, so they can afford to hold out and try and get their demands. >> greta: $161,000 a year, you say it's a part time job because it's 20 games a year. being an official is a skilled job. these players get a lot of money. i can't imagine with all the money that the owners, making that, you know, there can't be more movement toward paying t...

Wanted, but i think they have to be realistic in their demands. there's really no urgency for the officials, the regular officials, right now to make a deal. there's no urgency, greta, because they have full-time jobs. they're not missing paychecks week to week, so they can afford to hold out and try and get their demands. >> greta: $161,000 a year, you say it's a part time job because it's 20 games a year. being an official is a skilled job. these players get a lot of money. i can't imagine with all the money that the owners, making that, you know, there can't be more movement toward paying t...

Officials who are the officials union and the national football league and its owners. the dispute is over how much they'll be paid and their pension and benefits. these are part time employees who work 20 weekends a year, plus travel. they get first-class travel. their average salary right now is $150,000. the league is offering an average salary of $161,000 over the course of six or seven years, going up to $200,000 on average. they want them to contribute to their pension fund and have it become a 401(k) so it's not based on them having to guarantee it, but based on a 401(k) which would be ...

Officials who are the officials union and the national football league and its owners. the dispute is over how much they'll be paid and their pension and benefits. these are part time employees who work 20 weekends a year, plus travel. they get first-class travel. their average salary right now is $150,000. the league is offering an average salary of $161,000 over the course of six or seven years, going up to $200,000 on average. they want them to contribute to their pension fund and have it become a 401(k) so it's not based on them having to guarantee it, but based on a 401(k) which would be ...