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Can the Dolphins keep their slim playoff hopes alive against the Raiders on Saturday night?
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Can the Dolphins keep their slim playoff hopes alive against the Raiders on Saturday night?
Dave hyde and here in d.c., christine brennan sports columnist for "usa today." dave, you talked to several past dolphin player that know richie incognito. he has the most ironic name in news right now. they said that the current stories don't seem to make sense. they don't understand what's going on. so are they covering for a friend? have journalists exaggerated this? what's your sense of what's going on here? >> my sense is this is a culture that the nfl has created and there was nothing out of the ordinary that went on with jonathan martin that goes on in the nfl culture. the bigger questi...
In some ways this reminds me of the tiger woods story when everyone said four years ago when he had the run-in with the fire hydrant, didn't everyone know this? no. i'm in the press room at the u.s. open at the masters, at the british open, i'm not hanging out with tiger woods. dave and other reporters aren't hanging out with incognito. >> i appreciate the story. i have to break in. thank you for joining you. america is growing more diverse but is coverage by mainstream news outlets keeping pace and if not who is filling in the gaps? a story about news and diversity when we come back. my custo...
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