David Samson

And so Roger Goodell sits down and does an interview and says, let's just get the facts.

Let's not talk about punishment.

Let's just see where we are as though he's Adam Silver talking about Steve Ballmer and salary cap circumvention, which obviously is not nearly as important as something that may involve human sex trafficking and felonies.

And so what Goodell should have done is immediately said, of course, we're going to investigate this for crying out loud.

They investigate everything.

Just say we are investigating because we do not want our sports to be associated with the possibility of trafficking of underage girls.

And so we've started that immediately and then stopped, not said another word.

But he tried to upset the reporter by saying, you know, why are you trying to get ahead of yourself?

Why are you talking about punishment?

I thought that he got super defensive when he didn't need to be.

yeah just say you're investigating and then you started behind the scenes negotiation with tish because where this needs to end is where tish is no longer part of the nfl with the giants you may not make him sell his shares but not go to meetings not be a part of nfl jewel events and and you have to look at the different

layers of what you're calling the Epstein files.

It's a data dump of all emails and all correspondences.

That's not enough.

You have to look and see what is in an email or a text or what is the relationship that is with Epstein or in terms of were you doing things with Epstein you shouldn't have been doing?

Were you asking him to do things for you that no one should ask to have done?

So it does require multi layers.

And that's why you say, hey, we're going to investigate it.

I saw that.

Dan, stop.