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5-27: Giants QB Jaxson Dart Introduces Trump, Sports Media Freaks Out · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: You know, the target of my ire my subject is
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Speaker 1: always the media, because I think, in my opinion, in
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Speaker 1: my experience, the problems we have here could all be
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Speaker 1: solved we had an actual, true, honest media. But we don't.
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Speaker 1: And I've said for a long time now, prior of
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Speaker 1: the past ten years, you've probably seen it too. At
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Speaker 1: least according to the ratings, the worst media is sports media.
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Speaker 1: But here's an issue that's kind of gone from sports
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Speaker 1: media and has weaseled its way into all kinds of
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Speaker 1: media and won't let go. I'm talking about Jackson Dark,
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Speaker 1: quarterback of the New York Giants, high profile position. I mean,
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Speaker 1: if you're a quarterback of the Giants in that market,
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Speaker 1: you are you are a public personality, that is for sure.
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Speaker 1: Well he made them. He dared make the mistake after
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Speaker 1: being invited. And that's important part of the story here.
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Speaker 1: Keep that in mind, Just hold that, Hold that in
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Speaker 1: the back of your head for a second. He was
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Speaker 1: invited by the Trump administration to introduce President Trump at
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Speaker 1: the rally in New York last week. Oh oh oh,
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Speaker 1: the controversy, the nontroversy that this caused. Now, one of
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Speaker 1: his teammates had a problem with this, but this was
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Speaker 1: cleared up the day after. There's no problem in the
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Speaker 1: locker room. There's another important part of the story. It
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Speaker 1: was cleared up almost immediately, but even now a week later,
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Speaker 1: the media will not let it go. Now you could
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Speaker 1: call this well maybe because it's a slow off season
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Speaker 1: for the NFL. We're past the draft. We're really not
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Speaker 1: into you know, a preseason yet. It's something more than that, though.
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Speaker 1: There's a reason why they won't let it go, and
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Speaker 1: we'll get into it anyway. Thanks for being here. Appreciate
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Speaker 1: you as always. Thank you as always. Audio podcast listeners
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Speaker 1: posted right after the live stream at nine am ish
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Speaker 1: and there have been a lot more of you finding
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Speaker 1: it wherever you like to get your audio podcasts. Also
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Speaker 1: the live stream eight am Eastern Time on ex and
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Speaker 1: YouTube and Facebook, and then the replay. But let's get
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Speaker 1: into it now. We got to go back a little
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Speaker 1: bit because again this is a story that they will
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Speaker 1: not let go. They keep getting it life and pouring,
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Speaker 1: you know, C four on the Flames and this was
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Speaker 1: Jackson Dart introducing President trumpet is rally in New York
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Speaker 1: a few days ago. Again, this is really important. At
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Speaker 1: the invite, at the request of the Trump administration, regardless
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Speaker 1: of how he feels about politics. And it sounded like this.
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Speaker 2: Grateful, I'm a pleasure to introduce the.
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Speaker 1: President. And then here Lee Greenwood and the standard Trump
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Speaker 1: intro and all that good stuff. Okay, that's what happened.
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Speaker 1: Great event, big rally, huge crowd, as it always as well.
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Speaker 1: This is what kicked it all off. His teammate, Abdul
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Speaker 1: Carter linebacker or edge defender, I don't know, defensive player,
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Speaker 1: Abdul Carter, another big name in a massive market with
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Speaker 1: an historically important NFL team, the New York Giants. He
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Speaker 1: posts on social media, man, I thought that blank was
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Speaker 1: AI when I saw it. What are we doing here?
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Speaker 1: That's all he said? Right, that was his reaction. Not
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Speaker 1: that bad, but he seemed to like not be too
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Speaker 1: happy that his quarterback was introducing President Trump. You know
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Speaker 1: that's fine. Now understand this was cleared up a day
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Speaker 1: after he posted again and he said, and this is
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Speaker 1: in the locker room because they all love just to
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Speaker 1: push this narrative. He's the fighting the locker room out.
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Speaker 1: Dare you introduced Trump? It's you have to be more
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Speaker 1: aware than that, which you'll hear here in a second,
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Speaker 1: this was cleared up with his buddy, his friend and teammate,
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Speaker 1: Abdul Carter by the next day, within twenty four hours,
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Speaker 1: maybe even sooner than that. Okay, so that's not even
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Speaker 1: the issue. But for abdul Carter, he even say that, right,
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Speaker 1: Abdill Carter has gone on to say that another Giant's
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Speaker 1: great defender, a linebacker, Lawrence Taylor, is his hero, his idol,
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Speaker 1: his you know, favorite player to watch. Well, here's Lawrence
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Speaker 1: Taylor introducing Trump a couple of years ago.
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Speaker 3: I grew up a Democrat, and I've always been a Democrat.
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Speaker 1: Until I met this man right here. I'll tell you what, huh.
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Speaker 1: I don't remember the controversy at the time. Maybe a
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Speaker 1: little bit. Maybe some people were surprised at Lawrence Taylor
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Speaker 1: doing that. That was during a campaign event, and you know,
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Speaker 1: but no controversy. First question you should ask is why
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Speaker 1: you know? Why so why not? All right? Well, that
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Speaker 1: started the media firestorm despite the fact that Abdul Carter
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Speaker 1: goes on, he says, me and Jackson are all good.
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Speaker 1: We're all fine. It's all fine. Your locker room not divided,
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Speaker 1: We're fine, whatever, We're all good. Right, No, that'd be
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Speaker 1: the media and the sports media was just getting started. Oh,
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Speaker 1: they were just beginning all kinds of takes like this.
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Speaker 1: Here's Emmanuel Acho, I believe his name is. He played
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Speaker 1: about what twenty games in the NFL. But he's got
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Speaker 1: to tell you exactly why this was such a bad
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Speaker 1: thing and it wasn't full of wisdom, all.
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Speaker 3: Right, Just time to have an uncomfortable conversation about what
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Speaker 3: the hell is going on in New York. Jackson Dart,
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Speaker 3: the quarterback supporting President Donald Trump. He's allowed to do that.
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Speaker 3: He's a citizen. He's allowed to have a freedom of thought.
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Speaker 3: Abdall Carter first round pick. His teammate calling him out,
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Speaker 3: He's allowed to do that. If Jackson Dart allows to
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Speaker 3: support Donald Trump, then his teammate is allowed to support
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Speaker 3: his grievances with them doing that. Here is my issue,
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Speaker 3: Jackson Dark. You know how several of your brothers, your teammates,
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Speaker 3: your friends, your rider dies, how they might feel about
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Speaker 3: this individual. So I don't think there's a lot of
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Speaker 3: wisdom or discernment and very publicly supporting an individual who
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Speaker 3: many of your teammates feel offended by.
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Speaker 1: So there was it. First of all, why is he
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Speaker 1: yelling at me? Why's he yelling for reaction and clicks? Obviously?
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Speaker 1: He started off fine, he said he's got a right
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Speaker 1: to say that, and so does abdul Carter have a
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Speaker 1: right to say that. Keep in mind, by the way,
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Speaker 1: keep in mind he posted that this is already after
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Speaker 1: it's already been cleared up with the actual teammates. Abdul
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Speaker 1: Carter says, it's fine, We're all good handled in house. Perfect,
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Speaker 1: that's what That's what a good locker room should do.
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Speaker 1: Right already. No, that started the controversy. Not a lot
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Speaker 1: of wisdom to do that. Not a lot of wisdom
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Speaker 1: to come out and say your supports don't drump therein
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Speaker 1: lies what's baked into the cake in this whole thing,
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Speaker 1: which we'll get into here in a second. Okay, not
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Speaker 1: a lot of wisdom. Again, this is coming from a
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Speaker 1: guy that played what twenty games in the NFL. Okay,
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Speaker 1: that's fine, well, no better than me, But not a
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Speaker 1: lot of wisdom to say that. What are they really saying?
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Speaker 1: Here's what's acho former player really saying there? Huh? He
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Speaker 1: didn't say that about Lawrence Taylor. Giant's great speaking for
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Speaker 1: and introducing President Trump. The whole speech about President Trump.
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Speaker 1: That's not just introducing him. What's he really saying here?
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Speaker 1: And think about it, and this is diabolical if you
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Speaker 1: are and again remember Jackson Dart was invited by the
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Speaker 1: Trump administration to introduce him. Remember that, because that's a
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Speaker 1: theme throughout this whole thing. If you have an opinion
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Speaker 1: of your own, right, you're in the minority in this
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Speaker 1: You're in the minority. It's automatically assumed that everybody in
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Speaker 1: the locker room, because it's seventy percent African American are
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Speaker 1: against Trump. See, that's what they bake into the cake.
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Speaker 1: And it's diabolical, it's evil. I think it's racist as
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Speaker 1: hell in my opinion. But it's all so brilliant. The
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Speaker 1: narrative that's been created here by the left, absolutely brilliant
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Speaker 1: and pushed by the media. And the narrative is this,
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Speaker 1: if you dare support somebody like Trump, who they've already
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Speaker 1: decided to create into this monster. They loved him before
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Speaker 1: he ran for president, they've already If you dare have
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Speaker 1: opinion about it, and you're in the minority, you shouldn't
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Speaker 1: speak up about it. It's not a lot of wisdom.
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Speaker 1: According to that former player. Not a lot of wisdom
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Speaker 1: right now, can you met Now you know obviously where
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Speaker 1: this whole thing is going. If he was up there
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Speaker 1: supporting Kamala Harris, there'd be no reaction. He'd be cheered.
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Speaker 1: If you were supporting Joe Biden, if who's supporting Obama,
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Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton, anybody, it would be fine. Right Because you're
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Speaker 1: the minority in the locker room, you have to go
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Speaker 1: with the narrative. Think about what they're saying. Think about
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Speaker 1: what they're saying because you are a thirty to seventy
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Speaker 1: percent minority. Sit down and shut up is what they're
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Speaker 1: telling you. And that's diabolical, like I said, and I
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Speaker 1: think it's racist in hell for anybody to say that
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Speaker 1: and the minority don't speak up. And I'll say it
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Speaker 1: for it. And this is like the fifth time I've
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Speaker 1: said it already. Still keep in mind, he was invited
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Speaker 1: by the Trump administration to introduce him at that rally. Okay,
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Speaker 1: keep that in mind. But that's the narrative that's spun already.
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Speaker 1: They've already cleared it up in the locker room. Media
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Speaker 1: has just gotten hold of it. And at this point
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Speaker 1: in our little story here, they're already pushing the tail
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Speaker 1: that you're not smart because you're in the minority in
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Speaker 1: your locker room. So you need to you need to,
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Speaker 1: you need to shut up, think about that, you're not
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Speaker 1: allowed to have an opinion. Well then I got even
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Speaker 1: more dumb because the dumbest people in media, the sea
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Speaker 1: hags on the View, got a hold of this the
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Speaker 1: whole thing. Now listen to this. Here's Sonny Hosten literally
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Speaker 1: tears coming out of her eyes talking about how this
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Speaker 1: has affected her personally. Listen to how ridiculous this is.
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Speaker 4: I think when you know the history of this president,
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Speaker 4: and you know the biases of this president for a
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Speaker 4: certain community, the black community, for me, if this feels personal,
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Speaker 4: and I think if you are someone who attacks the
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Speaker 4: community to which I belong and you support that, that
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Speaker 4: tells me two things. Either one, you agree his politics
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Speaker 4: and you agree with his biases, or you can be
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Speaker 4: adjacent to it, stomach in it. Stomach it, and that
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Speaker 4: means you are complicit in my view.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, see what I mean about it automatly baked into
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Speaker 1: the cake. They've told to lie so often. Trump before
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Speaker 1: he ran was on the View at one you know,
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Speaker 1: at one point in time, by the way, don't forget
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Speaker 1: that he was not maybe a different host, but he
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Speaker 1: was on the View talking to Barbara Walters back in
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Speaker 1: the day. But once he ran for Preyer, once he's
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Speaker 1: a political rival, then it's his his racist tendencies. How
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Speaker 1: he's attacked the black community. What And they say it
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Speaker 1: as if it's a foregone conclusion. And this is why
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Speaker 1: I'm saying, it's like baked into the narrative here and
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Speaker 1: if you dare question that, you are automatically a bad person.
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Speaker 1: This is what they do again, diabolical, but it's also
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Speaker 1: genius how they've run the narrative until now. Okay, and
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Speaker 1: by the way, attack the black community. What he's done
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Speaker 1: more for African Americans in this country than any president, yes,
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Speaker 1: any president has before cleaning up these cities and giving
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Speaker 1: them more opportunity. That's that's what I would say, you know,
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Speaker 1: but they never mentioned that. Well, believe it or not,
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Speaker 1: that wasn't even the dumbest thing the ladies on the
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Speaker 1: View said. Because then joy Behart got a hold of
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Speaker 1: this issue as well. They won't let it go.
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Speaker 3: I don't know what all that was, but but some
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Speaker 3: people were not happy with Dart's open political endorsement.
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Speaker 5: I mean, isn't he entitled to his It's America entitled
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Speaker 5: to his for somebody to back a guy like Trump,
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Speaker 5: who who's history and discrimination and racism goes back to
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Speaker 5: housing discrimination the seventies in the seventies, DEI attacks and
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Speaker 5: posting pictures of the Obamas as apes when he's on
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Speaker 5: a team that's fifty five percent of sixty percent of
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Speaker 5: the NFL, is that many people, that much percentage of
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Speaker 5: black people black that that is just the definition of
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Speaker 5: stupidity and racist in my opinion, There.
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Speaker 1: It is baked into it again. Who has this? Obviously
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Speaker 1: everybody that it's always is that everybody knows, right, the
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Speaker 1: assumption everybody knows how racist he is attacking DEI. He's
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Speaker 1: had a history of the DEI. You mean the policy
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Speaker 1: that's racist against white men. All right, But we didn't
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Speaker 1: need to get into that. But there it is again,
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Speaker 1: that's incredibly stupid. And she said the point once again,
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Speaker 1: when you've got it's the definition of stupidity when you're
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Speaker 1: the minority and you happen to be white in a
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Speaker 1: league that's you know, she got it wrong, But it's
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Speaker 1: seventy percent black, right Again, what's the statement here, If
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Speaker 1: you're in the minority, you're not allowed to speak up.
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Speaker 1: And they go even further. And this is what makes
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Speaker 1: it even worse. You're in the minority. They made it racial.
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Speaker 1: They did so if you're the minority white kid in
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Speaker 1: the locker room, don't speak up, and not to get
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Speaker 1: too deep in you. And I know it's still just
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Speaker 1: slow sports news story and all that other stuff, but
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Speaker 1: just imagine that. Imagine if they looked at the same
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Speaker 1: thing and they applied that same principle to the rest
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Speaker 1: of society. You're the minority white kid, shut up right,
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Speaker 1: you're not allowed to even speak up? Right? How racist that?
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Speaker 1: But they won't let it go. Well, here's somebody from
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Speaker 1: sports media. It's not in sports media anymore, but she
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Speaker 1: she'll chimes in all the time. Back in the days
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Speaker 1: when ESPN ruined sports it was Jammel Hill, remember the
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Speaker 1: whole Colin Kaepernick era, And we don't need to dig
12:14
Speaker 1: that whole thing up and all this other stuff. Of
12:16
Speaker 1: course again and brings her on to talk about this,
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Speaker 1: and we'll take it in pieces, because what she says
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Speaker 1: is once again forwarding, pushing forward this narrative that you know,
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Speaker 1: the white athlete should shut up and not have an
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Speaker 1: opinion because of numbers, because of being in the minority.
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Speaker 1: Here's what she says in this We'll take this in
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Speaker 1: pieces because this is just of all of the statements,
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Speaker 1: this is probably the worst.
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Speaker 6: Couldn't be up on a political stage speaking well, sports
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Speaker 6: and politics have always mixed. I mean they've mixed since
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Speaker 6: the days of George Washington. What changed about this narrative
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Speaker 6: of sports and politics?
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Speaker 1: Hold on, I gotta stop. Sports in politics have always
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Speaker 1: mixed since the days of George Washington. Did I hear that?
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Speaker 1: Who is George Washington's favorite team? The Yankees? Anyway, she goes.
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Speaker 6: On, there is when frankly, black athletes started to sell
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Speaker 6: more agency and started to speak more about some of
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Speaker 6: the conditions that people in their community were facing, or
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Speaker 6: even some of the experiences that they had, that's when
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Speaker 6: it became, oh, no, they'll mix sports and politics. In
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Speaker 6: this particular case, this.
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Speaker 1: Was a no. You see, that's where she's wrong again,
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Speaker 1: because sports and politics. It didn't become a narrative of
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Speaker 1: people saying just shut up and play sports for a while.
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Speaker 1: This has gone on forever on that part of it.
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Speaker 1: You want white athletes who have been told to shut up.
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Speaker 1: I remember back in the day when I was like
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Speaker 1: a kid, there was a picture for the Red Sox
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Speaker 1: long time ago, early seventies, Bill Lee. He had opinions
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Speaker 1: about Vietnam. They told him to shut up. White dude.
13:43
Speaker 1: While I'm thinking about pictures, Kurt Schilling not in the
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Speaker 1: Hall of Fame another Red Sox picture. Why he's got
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Speaker 1: conservative politics, That's why he's not in the Hall of Fame.
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Speaker 1: He was told to shut up his entire career and
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Speaker 1: still is told to shut up post career. There's all
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Speaker 1: kinds of wide This isn't just but again, that's what
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Speaker 1: they try to do. It's only the way. It's only
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Speaker 1: the black athletes that are told to shut up. No,
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Speaker 1: absolutely not. She goes on, it's.
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Speaker 6: Arabi Jackson dark Again. Donald Trump is historically unpopular. You
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Speaker 6: are the quarterback of the New York Giants.
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Speaker 1: What what do you Donald Trump? This is again one
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Speaker 1: of those assumptions they work into the narrative. She actually
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Speaker 1: does believe that, but this is something they push all
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Speaker 1: the time. Right, Donald Trump is historically unpopular. Well, he's
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Speaker 1: won the presidency twice. Some would argue three times. We
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Speaker 1: don't need to get into that right now. But he's
14:31
Speaker 1: also gained more. He got more of the what they
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Speaker 1: can count anyway, in the in the census, more of
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Speaker 1: the African American vote than any Republican president in history,
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Speaker 1: any of them. But again she says it like it's fact.
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Speaker 1: It's historically unpopular. So this is insane. It's it's what's
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Speaker 1: baked into the narrative. This is why they run the
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Speaker 1: narrative to assume that, and because what comes from that
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Speaker 1: is anybody that supports him, well, you're obviously on the
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Speaker 1: wrong side of history and you're a bad person.
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Speaker 6: What is the upside in appearing at this rally? Now,
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Speaker 6: he has a right to support whoever he wants, but
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Speaker 6: Abdul Carter has a right to criticize his support of that,
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Speaker 6: and a lot of athletes partly what makes them hesitant
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Speaker 6: about talking about their political of the beliefs is that
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Speaker 6: they don't want the blowback and they don't want the
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Speaker 6: resistance in how people might feel about it.
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Speaker 1: This is where I go into again for what am
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Speaker 1: I on this ten times reminding you he was invited
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Speaker 1: invited by the Trump administration to introduce him. Now imagine now,
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Speaker 1: imagine just the scenario here for was reversed and he
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Speaker 1: said no, what if Jackson Dart said no, I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to do that because I'm afraid of the blowback.
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Speaker 1: Media would have gotten hold of that story, and the
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Speaker 1: same people that I've had and all these multiple clips
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Speaker 1: so far would have said the same thing. He's a
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Speaker 1: hero for standing up to Trump. He's a hero for
15:46
Speaker 1: doing that. He's a hero. And then conservative media would
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Speaker 1: have said this, you wuss, wouldn't stand up for Trump
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Speaker 1: and he backed down to the crowd and all this
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Speaker 1: other stuff. So the kid, as quarterback of the New
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Speaker 1: York Giants in a high profile position, was stuck either way,
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Speaker 1: but decided to take the honor because here's something that
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Speaker 1: used to happen all the time, all the time. This
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Speaker 1: is where another example where Jammel Hill is wrong. No
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Speaker 1: matter if you disagreed with the president, if you were
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Speaker 1: invited to go speak with the president, talk to him
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Speaker 1: the White House, you do it to honor the position
16:18
Speaker 1: that changed with all the sports and politics stuff and
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Speaker 1: well all the Colin Kaepernick controversy with ESPN and when
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Speaker 1: they made it an issue and all this other crap.
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Speaker 1: That's what changed. You know, it made a great point
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Speaker 1: about this. Boomerosias in another quarterback that used to play
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Speaker 1: in New York in a high profile media market, and
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Speaker 1: he made an excellent point about this. We used to
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Speaker 1: put this aside and honor it. Just to honor it.
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Speaker 1: You get invited by the president to introduce him, of
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Speaker 1: course you do it. You know, if I was an athlete,
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Speaker 1: I would do it, even if it was Biden or anybody.
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Speaker 1: You'd do it to respect the office. That's what's changed.
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Speaker 1: And guess who changed this.
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Speaker 2: This was a real error on the part of abdull
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Speaker 2: quarter not on the part of Jackson Dart. Jackson Dart
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Speaker 2: was asked to do something to introduce the president of
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Speaker 2: United States. How many people get an opportunity and do
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Speaker 2: something like that, regardless of who the president is. You
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Speaker 2: may not like you may have hated Barack Obama, you
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Speaker 2: may have hated Joe Biden, you know, and some guys
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Speaker 2: didn't want to go to the White House because they
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Speaker 2: didn't like those presidents, just like other guys didn't want
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Speaker 2: to go to the White House because they didn't like
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Speaker 2: President Trump.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 2: But but to put this out like a child on
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Speaker 2: social media is ridiculous.
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Speaker 1: And then when I heard it makes the best point
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Speaker 1: of all and he lived th red of that era.
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Speaker 1: You win a championship, you go to the White House,
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Speaker 1: you're invited to talk to the president, even if you
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Speaker 1: didn't vote for him. You do what to respect the office.
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Speaker 1: That's what's lost. You know who lost it. You know
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Speaker 1: who took that away from us, those hacks in the media.
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Speaker 1: I just played for you throughout the end, through this
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Speaker 1: entire episode, all of them, they all did this because
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Speaker 1: they baked into the cake in this diabolical but brilliant
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Speaker 1: narrative that if you support this guy, this Trump guy,
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Speaker 1: you're automatically bad. That's what they did. That's what they assumed.
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Speaker 1: That you're a bet and it's a member the acho game.
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Speaker 1: So it's an unwise decision because you're dividing the locker room.
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Speaker 1: By the time he said that, the locker room was
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Speaker 1: already healed. Abdul Carter came out with a statement and said, no,
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Speaker 1: we're good now. We talked about it, but who keeps
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Speaker 1: it going, who keeps tearing it apart? The media and
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Speaker 1: the sports media in general. It's ridiculous. So the takeaway is,
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Speaker 1: be like him, be like that kid, honor the office
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Speaker 1: if forever asked to do so. And just because you're
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Speaker 1: a minority, and they made the media takes made this racial,
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Speaker 1: they did well. They're the only ones that brought this up.
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Speaker 1: Not even not even abdul Carter in his statement brought
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Speaker 1: up the racial element. But all these media hacts did,
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Speaker 1: every single one of them did. How dare you speak
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Speaker 1: up like that? You're a thirty percent minority in the
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Speaker 1: locker room. You know what they're telling you. You know
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Speaker 1: it's a terrible thing to say, but it's diabolical. They're
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Speaker 1: telling you, white boy in the media, shut up. You're
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Speaker 1: not allowed to have an opinion. That's what it is.
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Speaker 1: That's exactly what they're saying, which is just awful. But
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Speaker 1: the good thing is, once again lesson because of the
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Speaker 1: controversy in this and people supporting him for doing that.
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Speaker 1: They've come out and supported this and people aren't being
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Speaker 1: aren't afraid to speak up. If you have an opinion
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Speaker 1: and you think it's important enough, you don't have to
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Speaker 1: get involved to make yourself public. But if you do
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Speaker 1: have the guts to do it like he did, that's great.
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Speaker 1: You know, it would have been the funniest thing of all.
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Speaker 1: I don't think this is the case. But Jackson Dart,
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Speaker 1: if he came out after this and he said just
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Speaker 1: that I support whatever president in office is on. I
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Speaker 1: respect the I I respect the office, that would have
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Speaker 1: been awesome, just you know, if he said, even if
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Speaker 1: it's not true, I didn't even vote for the guy,
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Speaker 1: but I was invited so I introduced him, that that
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Speaker 1: would have sent the sports media hacks into a frenzy.
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Speaker 1: All the media acts anyway, silly, ridiculous. But thanks for
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Speaker 1: All Right, is it midweek already? Oh my god? It is?
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Speaker 1: Who the heck knows what's gonna happen to Marble we'll
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Speaker 1: be talking about it. I'm gonna wake an awesome Wednesday,
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