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“I was attacked, Dan was attacked, CBS was attacked 24 hours a day by people who hid behind screen names. I may be a flawed journalist, but I put my name on things.”

“Forgive Rosenhaus. Being the agent for [Terrell] Owens is, in a football context, like being the personal publicist for Satan.”

“If was a general manager, I don’t care if he wanted to come in and play for the league minimum, I would not have him in my locker room. I wouldn’t want him around my organization, my city or anything. I would not welcome him. I do not respect him. I think he’s a selfish jerk. All he thinks about is money and himself.”

”...we had met when he came up to me to talk about gear (it’s the equivalent amongst photographers of dogs sniffing butts).”

“If you’re reading this on company time, congratulations on beating the system. If you’re reading it on your own time, you really need to find a job where they pay you to do this sort of thing.”

“The only reason I dare writing this blog is because I have absolutely no sense of embarrassment. Most people would be horrified at the prospect of proving their ignorance to thousands of readers. My attitude is more along the lines of I have thousands of readers? Cool.”

“It doesn’t matter what anyone says about me or what anybody thinks about me, when I get on the football field, the best relationship I need is with that football.”

“It’s not easy to host all these countries. It’s particularly not easy to host, perhaps, me.”

“We have desert tortoises and beautiful paintings of flora and fauna. These punks come along and deface it. I’m saying maybe you put them on TV and cut off a thumb. That may be the right thing to do.”

“[W]e kept hearing all this stuff ever since September 11th, you know, the Muslim street is going to explode in anger. Well, it finally did, and it was in Paris, not in the Middle East.”

“The only reasons for these facilities are to subvert domestic and foreign law. And no one gives a shit. And it does not makes us safer to have a clandestine service indiscriminately detaining, abusing, and torturing people around the world in secret prisons.”

“In my administration, we will ask not only what is legal, but what is right — not just what the lawyers allow, but what the public deserves.”