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>> laura: the lyrics are all about revenge and the "n" word scattered that you. it's all healthy self-expression. hollywood and schools and corporate america are in a constant state of apology for america's past and presence. they idolize colin kaepernick and life in our country is vicious and unfair racist and rigged. you go on social media you will see people 2 have fancy titles next to their names making excuses for looting. we are entitled to what you have -- it goes on and on. it's called consumer reparation. you must not stop them.

If they all live should maker, black lives matter, do something. these kids, they idolize the gang members. they idolize nfl players. maybe it would turn some around. instead of zeroing in on the other thing. >> neil: you think espn announcer knew what she was getting into despite the fact that she had support from her prior dust-up, that she would be pushing it with these remarks and knew exactly what would happen? >> i don't know what gets in her mind. maybe she's independently wealthy. doesn't need the two weeks. maybe that's the way she feels. maybe she doesn't care about her career. again...

It's not the right place to me on the ball field to be showing disrespect to the united states flag. my kids grew up playing sports. i think about all the times as little leaguers, we honor our national anthem and the flag. you have millions of young people who were watching nfl players who they idolize. i think it's important we teach the principles of respect. i respect the right for them to protest, but to show it by disrespecting the flag, i don't think it should be having. >> and you just had a reasonable discussion, and there are some people who called people a son of a bitch.

Society. i will quote bill o'reilly. >> you are doing this? >> it is like eating fish for dinner. he said this to valerie jarrett. you have to get people like jay-z and kanye west. they idolize. you have to get these guys. to which valerie jarrett said i see where are you coming from. the ideas of blackness that make it to mainstream exude too much of the full range of who black people are. musical taste or dancing or occupational interest, all nuance is ignored. there is bill o'reilly talking about kanye west and getting by