Glenn Beck

You know, a few players muttered something respectful into a press conference microphone, and good for them.

So one of the railroad guys gets a better idea.

Wait a minute, if we can't win the market, why don't we buy the referee?

But a soundbite is not a stand.

So in 1887, Washington creates the Interstate Commerce Commission, and they're going to regulate all the railroads on behalf of the public.

A stand is the team coming out shoulder to shoulder, looking the camera and telling the mob, not in our name.

That's what, you know, and the Knicks can still do it.

Sounds great.

People demanded oversight, and they got it.

It's got to be done today.

Except a few years later, the U.S.

Attorney General, a man named Richard Olney,

But they should say, you did any of this.

You are not a fan.

You are not worthy of wearing a Knicks jersey today.

who had come right out of the railroad industry, wrote a private letter to a railroad executive who wanted the new commission abolished.

Because that's not who we are.

We'll have nothing to do with any of this.

And he said, don't be foolish.

What are you doing?