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They're saying most of these people are men, working class to lower middle class, above the age of 35, feel that hillary clinton is the enemy because of her husband's policies on the crime bill and they do not -- they believe that financial success is tied to hard work, which everyone believes that and everyone understands that. so they also apparently like this hyper masculinity tone of donald trump. but it's pretty interesting because if this is the same part of the electorate that liked richard nixon, we have to remember richard nixon is the first president to institute affirmative action i...

These are like real studies. they're saying most of these people are men, working class to lower middle class, above the age of 35, feel that hillary clinton is the enemy because of her husband's policies on the crime bill and they do not -- they believe that financial success is tied to hard work, which everyone believes that and everyone understands that. so they also apparently like this hyper masculinity tone of donald trump. but it's pretty interesting because if this is the same part of the electorate that liked richard nixon, we have to remember richard nixon is the first president to i...

That martin kid was a terrific football player and just didn't have the manifest what other people thought he needed to project in order to play on the field. >> let me quote you because you say this, you say what about the bystanders who knee, watch, and did anything? if this was happen, they all knew. seems there's a lack of courage and clarity by many on the team. you have been around pro football for decades. this isn't just players. this is coaches, possibly general managers. is this a miami problem, joe, or a league problem? >> i think it's an american problem. i think it's part of the e...

A lot of my fingers. i consider myself very lucky. i put up with all that pain as my payment for my freedoms. so i paid for my freedom to be able to live my life. >> why did you want to be a s.e.a.l.? >> that's a tough question. i wanted to be a s.e.a.l. because it was like the toughest of the tough, and so for me, having my inside little colonel of me and my femininity, it was like i've heard people say before escaping into hyper masculinity. and i go yeah, i didn't know what i was doing. i didn't know the term hyper masculinity. but it was more of those layers being on. and that's a huge, th...

So i paid for my freedom to be able to live my life. >> why did you want to be a s.e.a.l.? >> that's a tough question. i wanted to be a s.e.a.l. because it was like the toughest of the tough, and so for me, having my inside little colonel of me and my femininity, it was like i've heard people say before escaping into hyper masculinity. and i go yeah, i didn't know what i was doing. i didn't know the term hyper masculinity. but it was more of those layers being on. and that's a huge, thick layer. >> so there was part of you that felt if you could become a s.e.a.l. and be in the toughest of the ...