>> I find it hard to believe first of all, that he intentionally
meant to kill George Floyd, >> NFL hall of Famer,
Brett Farve, really uttered these words. >> Did he watch the video? Did he watch the trial,
did he hear Chauvin's own police chief testify against him?
Did he take in all nine minutes and 29 seconds, Did he watch Chauvin twist is the and sucked the
life out of George Floyd?. Then again, this is a man who was so in deep at the far right he
leisurely plays around with a white supremacist. >> I know when I turn on a game,
I wanna watch game.
I wanna watch players play >> And is against black
athletes taking a silent knee. >> I pass you statistically years
>> Which is where NFL Hall of Famer to be Steve Smith comes in. When I say something that again,
it's outside his wheelhouse. He knows nothing about being a black man.
He knows nothing about dealing
with some of the stuff >> So Smith went in on farm
on his show, Cut To It. >> And guess what? I know nothing of the
sort of being Brett Favre, Mississippi or being Brett Favre, but I do know if Brett Favre gets
pulled over and I get pulled over, I know damn well my black ass gets the short end of the straw.
>> I mean I don't know what led to that video that we saw, where his knee is on his neck.
>> So only is he not talking about experience, it appears Favre never cared to watch any of
the trial. He's speaking out of pocket. He literally knows nothing on this trial.
>> I'm not pulling straws when it comes in my life based on my color, my skin,
and Brett Favre I would never have that. So again, like I said, he is privileged than I am
but he's privilege of who he is, saves his life. >> It does, but if you ask Favre to support
black athletes currently in pro sports.
>> Something has to unite us, and the game or games or sport
in the past has been a kind of a unification. >> Yeah
>> Now it's almost like a division. >> He claims to be typical Republican
arguments that dismiss athletes standing up right human rights epidemic. Former
NFL wide receiver Torrey Smith, After hearing word of Brett's comments wrote,
I'm 1000% comfortable saying if it isn't about playing quarterback, don't ask Brett Favre.
This is the same guy who said athletes should not speak up on issues, that they were becoming too
political and to only play the game. There's no right answer Favre said to the idea of
kneeling during the anthem, other than the right answer is that we all get along.
It seems like the more people try, the more damage is done. On Second Lieutenant Nasario
being pulled over and assaulted by police in Windsor, Virginia, Favre again, botched it.
>> The cop who pulled over the African American service man
who's afraid to pull over in the dark and chose to ride it out to get to a gas station.
Understandably so, especially in today's world and the cops actions of course he was fired
immediately. Of course, this is incorrect Brett. The traffic stop occurred on December
the 5th of 2020. It took how many days for officer Gutierrez to be fired. That would be
127. Brett Favre has no idea what he's talking about because he doesn't care to understand.
His intentional misguidance and wrongdoing is the
epitome of privilege. Continually getting the story wrong yet,
continually being employed for his commentary. >> If I was on that podcast with Brett Favre, I
would have asked one, simple question. Well, if he didn't mean intentionally kill him, Brett,
what was his reason for kneeling on George Floyd's neck for 9 minutes, and 29 seconds?
>> The Palmer Report put it like this. Brett Farve who just got done telling black athletes
they should keep their political views to themselves, offers asinine political
view on Derrick Shelvin conviction >> President. My question is, the NBA
and the NFL are struggling with lower ratings as fans clearly do not want political messaging
mixed with their sports.
>> So Favre, a man in bed with outright politicians,
as an athlete continues speaking out. >> Typical white conservative male,
that stuck in his own little world, and don't give a damn about anything that doesn't impact him.
>> Even if the facts of each respective talking point do not remain on his side.
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