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Anything? >> i should be able to. i have been saying for awhile now what mchenry said to the parking lot attendant. people on tv are better. beautiful people should not be treated as normies. the problem is her car shouldn't have been towed in the first place. she is on tv and she is pretty. she can park wherever the hell she wants. the fact they would take her car and treat her like a normal person who is to the on tv, the entire towing company should be thrown in jail. >> thank you for speaking for all of us. was that twitter apology enough or should she lose her job? >> espn certainly could...

Of his ownership for a purely private conversation with his lover that he did not know was being recorded and he never intended would see the light of day. he makes a few other points that are very interesting. he starts with this. he says the nba morals clause does not regulate private speech. what he's saying here is, look, this was a private conversation in my living room and the nba is basing everything that they're doing against him solely on this private conversation that was recorded. he says nba rules limit fines to $1 million. the attorney checked. why are they finding me $2.5 million...

Is will we ever see a-rod play again. >> right, and maybe the yankees -- >> right and the yankees could try to terminate his huge contract. they may want to do that. i don't know. >> all right. >> there's a provision in the contract that does give that authority to the yankees. >> morals clause. >> thanks so much. always great to have you. brilliant mind that is you are. thank you. brilliant. take care. we have got much more on the breaking news about alex rodriguez. we'll go to jason carroll in new york for details and reaction. is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer...

It's a morals clause. almost always is in these kind of contracts. can you say a&e waived it by virtue of the fact that even after they suspended him they continued to air him over and over and over and over again on these marathons? >> absolutely not. i would argue no. it's a broadly drafted agreement. i have seen enough of these where it's essentially you can do something bad and they can get rid of you. and so i would definitely think that it's broad. so they're going to. >> i can't imagine that because the whole idea of a morals clause is that you have said or done something that fully emb...

Phil robertson's family is saying they cannot imagine the show going forward without their patriarch. so i take it that there's probably something called a morals clause in this contract, both ways. there usually are in these entertainment contracts. how do you define morals? does it mean more than we just don't like your opinion? >> well, not exactly. even though this is a bizarre situation, it's very simple. a&e's perspective is if they have a morals clause that is very broadly drafted, in which it is, because if they want to get rid of him, it's like an at will contract, good-bye phil, you'...