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Print Joe Moorhead’s buyout was between $4 million and $7 million, depending on what he’s making at Oregon. Ralph “Shug” Jordan famously coached football at Auburn for 25 years, winning 67.5% of his games, including 60% of his SEC games. The nearly 90,000-seat Auburn football stadium bears his name. A statue of Jordan has been commissioned. Gus Malzahn, Auburn’s most recent football coach, won 66% of the games he coached, 59.1% of his SEC games, nearly mirroring Jordan’s win percentages. For Malzahn, there will be no statue and certainly no renaming of the stadium. No, he has been...

0 this is justice roberts' dream. he's been trying to do this since he was in the reagan justice department as a younger lawyer. and it's finally made his dream come true. he's been able to maneuver the supreme court so that they've gutted the voting rights act just as you said, made it impossible to block attempts to suppress black voting. this is a good deal for the republicans. it's an awful deal for the united states. >> let me bring in richard ryan haywood. richard, you're the expert on this. it seems to me if you can't have a map that tells you which states have to get agreement on chang...

0 time. >> you know, i just want to get this in perspective. i couldn't have a better person here than julian bond. if you think about the way america has changed in, 1964, the all white delegation to the united states senate, texas, south carolina, georgia, lds, mississippi, virginia, they're all white guys. they all voted against the civil rights bill knowing that was good politics to deny the chance of a black person to walk into a restaurant, go to a men's room or ladies room in a gas station to vote against all those rights was in their political interests because to blacks were allowed t...

Party takes over and the mad hatters it start writing the platform, joan, it's going to be kind of odd. i'm older than you. i can remember when the republican senators basically passed the civil rights bill back in '64. led by everitt dirksen. they were all moderates. all reasonable people and they believed in civil rights. can you imagine this crowd meeting and passing a civil rights bill? >> no. they would not do that. they would not. you know, john is right about this. there's going to be an empirical test. it's not going to be perfect. there will be, you know, eccentricities to it, but the...

breitbarts of the world are not interested in the truth. they're interested in liberal scalps. the other is that this administration is so skittish of criticism from the right, especially about race, that it is willing to fire faithful employees without even check the facts. the other thing about this story is how far short we've fallen from the goal of moving past race with the election of barack obama. in many ways because of the race determination to claim racism and others however fools justify their own race has become part of the news cycle. it's out there where they want it to...