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A net negative favorability rating, more people at least had a favorable view than unfavorable view of all 29 other teams. the yankees are the only team that s under water. in this whole notion of any sports team claiming to be america s team is sort of fallacious to begin with. i think the whole thing is garbage to use a technical term. the phrase america s team i believe was created somewhere in the late 70s by nfl films. america s favorite team is really a misnomer. see the dallas cowboys, just 29% say that the cowboys were one of their three most favorite teams. more 31% said the cowboys were one of their three least favorite teams. least favorite teams. so this idea the yankees and the cowboys america wants to see them win. no. no. no, john, america wants to see these teams lose. that s important. thank you very much for putting this in perspective. it s my pleasure and let s hope that the yankees continue to lose more. from your lips. all right, harry. thank you very m ....
If prayer at a football game is going to be what kills democracy, democracy died a long time ago. we should go to nfl films and look at a lot of those pep talks that happen in locker rooms. it was a relatively remote tradition. the big thing is with sports illustrated, in a tweet, i will soon know the answer to the case of a public school football coach he wants to pray on the field after games, with joe kennedy. the machine backing him and the expected result is a win for kennedy and the erosion of the bedrock of american democracy. there you go. case in point. will, thanks so much. thank you. bill: to and look for to the release of pete s book which comes out today. we were talking a little while. still ahead, the record high cost at the pump makes it harder to travel even for medical reasons. a tip from a neurosurgeon who says many patience by canceling appointments because they can t ....
yeah. we had coach kennedy on fox & friends weekend this past weekend. he said you could ask every individual player whether or not they felt compelled or whether or not they were attracted to participate in the prayer. look, you are a big sports fan, brian, i am as well use example of professional football almost every nfl game midfield opposing players go and prayer. not because they are forced to part of culture and religious practices and who they are. why would it be so different if it came down to the college and high school level? it s not. players want to participate. they have want to join together in community, in celebration, in their religion. they are not forced to. and as you point out, this particular coach s actions reveal he was doing nothing to coerce these players to participate in this prayer. brian: if you go to nfl films and go to some of the great locker room talks. there is always bowing their heads, praying before and praying after. are we going to star ....