CUOMO: Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, says the National Anthem protests are hurting the NFL. Andy Scholes has more in the Bleacher Report. This is something that should make the President happy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Well, Chris, you know, this was the first time Jerry Jones had spoken since last week's owners' meetings. And he said yesterday after the Cowboys game that the league is suffering the negative effects from these protests. Now, Jones also saying that the league sponsors are, quote, concerned about the anthem protests and the potential damage that's being done for the league. And he added that at all times, he wants to do the right thing by his sponsors and their customers. All right. Check out the fog last night at the Super Bowl rematch between the Patriots and the Falcons. It got so bad in the second half of the game that NBC had to switch to lower angles so that you could see the field. Now as for the actual action in the game, no need for the Patriots to make a comeback in this one. Atlanta didn't even score a touchdown or any points for that matter until the fourth quarter. And New England won that game easily, 23-7. Of course, all the conspiracy theorists were out during that game, Alisyn, saying that somehow the Patriots had created this fog to get a competitive advantage on the field. "FogGate", they were calling it, of course, no truth to that.</s>CAMEROTA: Tom Brady is that powerful. He controls the clouds.</s>SCHOLES: He can create a fog.</s>CAMEROTA: Yes, he does. All right, thanks so much, Andy.</s>SCHOLES: All right.</s>CAMEROTA: OK, so there's outrage after a New York Times report that former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly settled a sexual harassment claim for $32 million with one woman. Fox still renewed his contract after that. Are these settlements buying women's silence? We discuss that, next.
Cowboys Owner: NFL "Suffering" From Protests