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In reserves. >> bret: he did advocate for this as a candidate. 70 million-barrels. >> right. he did. well he is getting pressure from the left. the distinction that charles makes is the key one. supply and price issue. if he is willing to do it based on potential fluctuations in price we're in new territory. he is getting pressure from the left to do this. >> bret: last topic really quickly, the n.f.l. the season next year could be in jeopardy. due they walk out? steve? >> i say chances are better than 50/50 they walk out. whether it's the entire season or just a few games. good question. >> b...

Prosecutors offered her a plea agreement to avoid trial in exchange for at least some jail time. not your lindsey say. said no thanks at least for now. she gets two weeks to consider another offer. we don't know the details on that one only that the judge told lohan how he would likely sentenced her if she agreed to plead guilty or no contest in the case. well, we're fast approaching deadline number three. in the national football league's labor talks. meaning either another extension in negotiations or lock out. two major issues here. nfl owners want to extend the season from 16 games to 18. ...

Do, and my favorite, cut down on the size of your entourage, a good way to save money during a lock-out. it does raise the question they assume you have an entourage, you should not question if you have one in the first lace. >> good advice for all of us. >> i've cut down on mine. >> very kind of you. trying to be fiscally responsible, perfect. jeff fischel, we'll talk to you soon. >> okay. i think we're trying to get you back to the hearing right now. i believe, if i'm correct, that we might be hearing from congressman keith ellison, the first muslim member of congress. let's listen in. >> ...

Top that they use to help run their businesses. this time they are asking for $2 billion off the top. which sports illustrated reporter says is the main dealbreaker here. >> this is being driven by the owners. the players, their motto is we want to play and they are willing to maintain the terms of the current agreement and the owners will say, if one side is happy with the agreement a is probably unfair. >> fans probably think it is most unfair to them who make professional football the cash cow that is it. >>shepard: a court ruling could play a big role. >>reporter: we learn on tuesday that ...

The fans, one hundred million americans who like this game. we are going to talk with a former player who went through the 1982 lock out, greg buttle, here with us live to get his take on what happens when the clock strikes midnight. [singing]