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Underprivileged. >> laura: i have to understand this before i move on because i will forget what you just said. so when someone is talented and leaves the community, then the business has a responsibility, off or obligation to them to put money back into the community? but is not an absolute legal obligation or what kind of obligation are you talking about? >> i think it's a moral obligation and i think that's why the nfl is in talks with these players. this is a league built on 99.9% white ownership, and you have a black player, they have almost the same amount of black general managers. so t...

My boss would decide to keep me or not. so are you saying they should just fire them? >> if you insist on a personal protest on company time, if you insist on subjecting the nfl, the fans, all of us to your protests, yes, you should be fired. now, you can protest all you want to your heart's desire when you're not at work. colin kaepernick can protest nonstop. and by the way it's because he went one in ten in his last 11 -- >> that's what this case is all about. >> he's not in the league and he's welcome to do so because it's in his right. it's not within his rights to compel the nfl to employ...

Hurdle and pass it then you have to have that meeting in federal court where they say, okay, you have to have the subpoena and we'll issue it. and the tweets and testimony of the nfl already make it such that the president's testimony may in in fact be crucial and not be able to be received anywhere else. he may have even more of a fighting chance anywhere else on collusion. >> this is new poll, and the numbers show 53% of americans say professional athletes have the right to protest on the playing field. 51% say they support the nfl's policy requiring players to stand. 51% oppose fining the p...

Legal team expected to seek subpoenas related to the quarterback's collusion case against the nfl. do they have a shot at getting testimony from either of them? >> they do. and here's why. first of all, it's not ironic and not lost on me that you have collusion cases that are putting the president between a rock and a hard place. one being the russia investigation which he believes no collusion exists and one being this collective bargaining grievance filed by colin kaepernick about this issue. of course what this is all saying is that the president of the united states in some way influenced ...

Look, none of us have a right to unfettered protests at work. i don't at cnn, you don't at cnn. a waiter at a restaurant can't walk up to a table and say you know what, i don't think killing an unborn child is murder. it's inappropriate to his job, and we don't have a right to protest on the job. we don't, the nfl players don't. it's disrespectful on top of that. it's always framed as a first amendment issue, which is a canard because it isn't. outside of that it's bad business, bad manners, disrespectful to our country. the nfl was a brand that was built in large manner on patriotism. >> for ...