WATCH: Should Trump referee college football's NIL free-for-all?

A debate over the escalating NIL era in college football is taking center stage, with the discussion framed around whether President Trump should intervene. The piece highlights NIL as a bidding war described as lacking rules, caps, and a clear endpoint. Tim Constantine and David Bozell debate the question, referencing Teddy Roosevelt as a historical comparison for government action in reforming sports. The segment also brings in a new study on CTE to raise the broader issue of whether Washington should get involved in player safety. One argument presented is that without spending controls, the highest bidder can flip recruits between schools regardless of rivalries.