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Because they don't have anything that's, you know, that they are passionate about. now, that's not to say that they are just passionate about immigration. hispanic voters are passionate mostly about the economy. they will be happy to see that they will be getting more of what they earned in their paychecks. especially this coming month. i think mostly because, you know, democrats don't want to come to the table. but, you know, it's important that they do so that we can get a deal done. rachel: if they don't, they are definitely putting the daca recipients at risk perhaps sacrificing it at the ...

With the top 30 ncaa basketball teams, the ncaa teams get about one-tenth as much revenue yet their coaches compensation packages are practically equal. it's also financially necessary to have some kind of a cap because the average team, the 120 teams, largest teams in the ncaa are averaging a loss of over $10 million now just on an operating basis alone. >> what about all the money they say entirely the football programs of these universities bring in and the basketball programs? it's like, why would you want to hurt that because there are people who say they ultimately help the school and th...

Defense. >> well, look, the main argument in my defense is what rick is saying doesn't have any economic foundations to it. the talent that we currently have in college coaching is exactly the same talent we'll have if there's a salary cap. it's because the payment that they're getting, these multimillion dollar contracts are all economic grants, opportunity costs, reservation wages are way, way down. if they're not coaching college football, they'll coach in lower division levels or high school football to learn 30, 40, $50,000. they're not going anywhere. if we cap them, they're not going an...