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is a mini edition of our super
wild Card Pump Session. Yeah, we're

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getting whipped up trying to peak on
Sunday. I have a question y and

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Kevin, you may not be a
good person, asked this too. I

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think Danny will be the sense too
much confidence, like because I'm confident.

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Maybe I'm just saying what I because
I think they're gonna win. The Cowboys

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are gonna win. I think they're
gonna win by you know, ten double

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digits, like I. I don't
know though, Like then I think the

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other side like it, no one
is to be taken lightly. This team's

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not good enough to take anyone lightly. I just feel like there's a big

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because right when the seating and everything
came out, you're like, all right,

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Packers, and then you know who's
gonna be either Bucks or Eagles or

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Lions, Okay, okay, And
then at Samforce, I don't know.

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You can't help it's human nature.
I guess to lay out the path that

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lies ahead, but I feel like
not that that really affects what's gonna happen

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on the field Sunday. But I
just feel like confidence is a little guy,

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and maybe it should be. I
don't think they're gonna overlook them.

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I don't think they're gonna be over
confident. I think the way they played

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against Washington was kind of a good
testimony towards that, where on the other

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side you had the Eagles, yeah, playing a garbage team and the Giants

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and absolutely gets smeared. Yeah,
Dallas, Dallas could have overlooked the commander's

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right, I love Yeah, But
that's a commander's team that is almost kind

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of tanking as some members are trying
to lose, coaches getting fired the next

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day, no matter what, the
biggest must lose in Commander's history. But

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that game, like that game could
have gone a different way early on,

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and then you know how it is
when the Cowboys are playing from behind,

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it could have taken on an entirely
I mean we were texting about that.

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It's like things are weird in DC. Yeah, and weird things were happening,

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miss field goals, blockfield goals,
crazy wild plays that that Washington was

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running. That game could have taken
an entirely different shape had there not been

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And I don't know who the steady
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but the steady hand was like,
let them do their trick plays,

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let them do what they need to
do. Sure Aubrey missed a couple of

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field goals, We're fine, just
do what we do, stay in our

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lane. And they did, whereas
Philly just said doodo on everything. Yeah,

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I feel I don't know, I
feel a steady hand that there is

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coming for whether it's McCarthy or Dak
or a collective of veterans and coaches,

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there's something different about this team I
don't feel like there's an overconfidence. It's

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the confidence that you were talking about
there. Mind. Yeah, yeah,

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it's but it's both sides because he's
right. Yeah, but you don't want

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to talk about steady hand. Matt
Lafleur. I think, and you tell

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me if I'm wrong, But that
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have Aaron Rodgers, you win thirteen
games every year, you have the MVP,

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but then you have your dip,
you lose your guy. It's sort

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of reset time. And the worst
thing they did was last year missed the

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playoffs at eight and nine, and
now nine and eight. I mean,

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they're gonna be ready. They're going
to be ready, and they're still going

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to do the things that they've done
all year, or make a few mistakes

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and things like that because they are
the youngest roster in football on the offense

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and defense, so they are you
know, that's something that opens up agate

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too. Yeah, there's gonna be
mistakes and will the moment be too big

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for them? The Cowboys being at
home clearly huge here. But there's two

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things that just I kind of been
thinking about the whole time. The type

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of offense that they run, and
it is the same thing that you're gonna

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see with Shanahan and McVeigh with the
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Are they gonna run it or pass
it on first down? Are you

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gonna be able to stop the run? And things like that, and a

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ton of wide receivers who can go
get open. And it's really the confidence

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that Jordan Love has had that has
just increased. I've never seen someone outside

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maybe Aaron Rodgers fifteen years ago,
improved from one month to the next and

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just like, Okay, yeah,
dude. In October I was going,

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I don't know. In November,
I was like, yeah, it's pretty

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good. And then by the end
of December, Yeah, quarterback. You

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gonna have to pay him soon too. He's making a way more money than

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probably should make based on what he's
proven in the NFL. Like they're gonna

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know, and I think there's something
to just the way they're going. They're

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pretty steady too, so that and
I do sense a little bit of that

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because I can't get out of my
head a game last year where the Cowboys

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were better than the Packers and the
game wasn't Lambeau and the Cowboys had the

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Packers and they couldn't finish them off, and Christian Watson ended up showing up.

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Now, look, there's a lot
of things that Aaron Rodgers played in

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that game. Right, There's a
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elements to that game. There's a
little weird mojo with the Packers,

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and I'm not saying that as Packers
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them history, especially against the Cowboys. Like that's why I'm not real sure

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why people kind of wanted them.
And maybe you think the Rams are better.

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The Packers beat the Rams twenty to
three this year. There was no

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Cooper Cup in that game. Does
the Packers stomped the Rams earlier in the

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year, So I don't know that
the Rams just that much better than the

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Packers. That's what kind of people
were kind of scared to play the Rams.

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By the way, the Rams the
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nine ers in the in this conference. So there's a lot of things.

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Like Danny said, weird things happened
in Washington, Weird things happen when Cowboys

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play the Packers, and most of
that is attributed to their quarterbacks that they've

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had throughout time have always been amazing
in their stadium. Worry about that.

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Yeah, you know, FARV never
really conquered the Beast, No Rogers did.

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We're gonna talk tomorrow about some classic
Packer Cowboy duels in history, many

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of which did not go our team's
way. But I did yesterday watch that

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damn Aaron Rodgers to cook throw.
They cost the Cowboys what a trip to

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the NFC Championship Game a few years
ago. And it might be the best

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throw in NFL history. It's the
mist throw and did be the single best

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throw Roethlisberger to Santonio Holmes, and
the Super Bowl is on that list,

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But that was I think from the
six yard line. They snapped that ball

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when he released it, there was
nine seconds left on the clock and he

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just wings it right and the Cowboys
sidelines like, yeah, incomplete. And

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I remember watching it live thinking nope, nope, no way, And usually

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I watched enough football. I'm decent
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what your hit percentage is, but
I'm like, no way, that's a

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catch. And the first replay we
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this sound. We all knew at
the exact same moment. Of course,

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it's a catch his feet are perfect. It's one of the greatest throws in

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history. And then one play later, fifty one yard field goal. See

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you yeah, Oh that is opening
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showing it to you and eating it
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beating, while it still has its
final couple beats in it. The play

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before it, Jeff Heath blindside sacks
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Yes, I watched that as well. Blindside crushes him from the backside.

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And if Jeff Heath's hand is down
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I'm not saying it should have been. It's just one of those things.

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That ball is still bouncing. How
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that much leverage and the ball didn't
even move. You could argue dak out

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played Aaron Rodgers in that game.
Also, do you watch the game?

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What lost that game for the Cowboys
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ball when they had a time out
and left. We'll just tomorrow. Yeah,

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it's audio for it. It's fun
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if you call us fun audio.
Here's Aaron Rodgers on the pat McAfee show

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yesterday, Kimmell said, look,
you can you know he went out and

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dissed him, told some jokes and
then said it a hamster brain, didn't

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he Yeah, call them a hamster
brain. It's pretty funny, and then

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basically said, look, I would
apologize, So we'll just apologize and it's

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over. Not that Kimmel's in charge
here Rogers on the mcaffee show yesterday.

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Keep in mind McAfee kim Will worked
for the same company. A lot going

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on Aron Rodgers. Tuesday's have certainly
caused some conversation, Yes, yes,

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conversation, controversy, debate, a
lot of interesting things that come from this

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show. Well, a lot of
people that love the show, a lot

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of people that love the show,
a lot of peopeople that want to censor

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the show. Who at least my
segment, I've heard a lot heard.

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I've heard a lot about that.
There's beard a lot of articles about calling

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me. Okay, So he immediately
starts to do a lot of people and

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he goes right into people want to
center the show. You're going to start

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rolling your eyes, Aaron Rodgers,
I think in the first ten seconds,

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I think we should just get into
it though, just so we can have

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the woke establishment who's just tuned in
for you know this this part. Let's

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just get this out of the way
first and they can move on with the

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rest of the day. I have
one thing to say, but people,

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if people are going to use the
word woke a lot, I just want

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to say this, especially a guy
like Aaron Rodgers who claims he's up to

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date and researched on everything that would
be the definition of being woke, Your

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dumb ass, Why is he so
effing stupid? And it bothers me.

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I used to wear Aaron Rodgers shirts
Packers his line of clothing, but now

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there's Rogers on the back, you
know, and I'm like, whoa is

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what you claim to be about all
this medical stuff? And he did a

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ten minute thing on the horse pill
on ESPN Live and we can all move

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past this. The history of this, whatever this is between Jimmy and I,

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this goes back to COVID times.
He mentioned on his show jokes about

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my amusation, which I know you
also made a little joke about it,

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and the fact that you know my
own research. He didn't just stop there,

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though, you know, he made
a lot of other comments about unvaccinated

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people, mentioning that they don't deserve
treatment. If they're at a hospital,

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they shouldn't be given a hospital bed. He made comments about repurposed drugs that

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were being used all over the world
that have incredible safety profiles that were derogatory.

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He meant ivermectin being horse face and
pushed that whole narrative for a long

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time. He gave a platform to
one of the biggest spreaders of misinformation during

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the COVID times, doctor Fauci.
So in my opinion, you know,

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he ripped me about ripped me about
the vax and that turns out to be

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an l on many occasions because the
vax was not safe and effective like we

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were told that it was in the
beginning. There are a lot of injuries

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now that we've seen related to the
vaccine. So in my opinion, okay,

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so no one cares. Right,
He's going in all this stuff and

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it's like, dude, just talk
about the thing. This is kind of

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him summing it all up right here. I'd like to put this to bed

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to move forward. I don't understand, but I don't understand Mike foss comment.

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Mike Foss is the senior vice president
of Programming at ESPN. Okay Foss

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comment because he didn't help out either, and I'm going to quote Mike Foss.

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He said, Aaron made a dumb
and factually incorrect joke about Jimmy Kimmel.

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It should never have happened. We
all realized that in the moment,

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Mike, you're not helping. You're
not helping because I just read earlier exactly

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what I said. So and this
is this is the game plan of the

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media, and this is what they
do. They try and cancel, you

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know, and it's not just me, it's it's nowhere near just me.

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I mean, if you look at
all the different people who've been censored from

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the Internet during especially during COVID,
the canceling that went on, the censorship

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using the government to try and censor
people, that happened. And if that

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doesn't work, then they go to
name calling. I mentioned a lot of

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the names that I've been called,
and they don't stick. Because I'm an

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anti vax I'm interested in informed consent
and things that are in the vestments of

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my body. I'm not a maga. I've never had any of what's a

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maga that's in Tomato tomorrow. I'm
not a MAGA. I've never had any

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affiliation with anybody associated with that movement, right, which is okay if you

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are, though, like there's different
opinions all over the place. If you're

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that's your ideology, that's fine.
I'm not a super political person, Okay,

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do whatever you want. Uh,
conspiracy theorists, that's fine because if

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you look at the track record of
conspiracy theorists in the last few years,

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they've been right about a lot of
things. So I don't care about that

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one anti semi that was called I
mean, that's just like, this is

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their game plan. They use these
words to cancel people, and they went

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and ran with this because it's the
crazy anti vaxxer wacko again talking about you

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know, accusing somebody of being a
pedophile. Like, of course, this

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is the game plan they use.
That's that's the environment that we're in in

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the end. If you are not
someone whose opinion aligned with the mainstream narrative,

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this is what they're gonna do with
you. And it's not me.

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I'm not a victim. I don't
give it. Say whatever the hell you

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want about me, that's fine.
Like the people that know me and loved

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me. You know what I'm all
about. My teammates know what I'm all

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about. In the end, some
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a bottle because there hasn't been any
list that's come out, and I'm Isaiah's

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kept gone right through it so exhausting, exhausting. He is he is,

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He is exhausting, and I almost
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and now almost forgot that he plays
for the Jets. The headline that came

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from that thing or stays. He
said he wanted to play for two or

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three more ears with the Jets,
but he also made comments about how the

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Jets had too much drama, and
I'm like, you are the one stirring

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up everything. I haven't heard anything
out of the Jets organization that I would

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consider remotely linked to drama that did
not have to do with him. I

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agree, But this is where Pat
had to come in. You about to

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play it, No, go ahead, go ahead and play it. And

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then I want to talk about something
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about Jimmy's response to what Aeron' said. You want to play the pat though,

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have two things off. One is
Pat comes in, he's got to

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tell the company line a little bit. And it's funny because last week he's

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yelling at another ESPN executive that they're
sabotaging his show. I think it was

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Norby the Snake Williamson who he was
calling out. Now and this Aaron's calling

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on ESPN executive Mike Foss or whatever. It's funny because Pat's got this money

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on the line, but he knows
he could probably just go do his own

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thing like he was doing and make
this not the same amount of money,

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but he could make a lot of
money and be fine. So it's like,

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I don't know if he's trying to
get fired or not, but here

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he's trying to clearly get back into
the company line. In fact, Aaron

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dropped an s bom a minute ago. He dropped an f bum at one

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point, and you're gonna hear Pat
go two. That's two. They're kind

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of like, oh, you know
it was no At what? At what

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point is Aaron Rodgers going to feel
canceled by McAfee. Yeah, right,

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when McAfee says, you're just too
You know what, I've got a career

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here. Whatever people think of me. I've got to keep this thing going,

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and having you on is compromising that
it's not helping my show. You're

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gonna get me fired, dude,
So no more a Rod appearances on the

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McAfee show. And then what's Aaron
gonna do his little butt buddy Pat,

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He's gonna start ripping him. No, No, I don't know what's gonna

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happen there, Bill. There's a
part I'll play for you later in the

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show, probably where one of his
buddies I think they call him the con

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man, asked Aaron and ted him. No, it was a j Hawk.

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It was aj Hawk on the zoom
doing nothing. But I'll let him

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talk. Then I'm talking and he
basically so again, what you not like

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about the Mike Foss's comment, almost
as if Eron had like told him to

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do it. I don't know.
It was insinuated though, that you called

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him a pedophile by everybody quickly,
like Jimmy Kimmel has been called a pedophile,

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I think by a lot of people
because his name has been on one

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of those lists on the Internet for
a long time. So I think you

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stoking the flame a little bit there
made the entire world continue to turn up

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on him. I think that's why
he got so bummed up, you know,

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and that sucks. And I condemned
that one hundred percent, Like that's

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ridiculous, Like any type of name
calling us ridiculous. And I'm not calling

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him one, and neither should do
you. So it's not backing me up

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or making me feel good. If
you're doing that, let me make that

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crystal clear. I don't take any
you know, excitement for joy out of

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anything that give, so don't do
that in my name. Don't do that

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at all. Like those are serious
accusations meant for people who are on the

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list. And this corruption goes deep, I believe, and most people that

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probably looked at it believe that it
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for anybody doing anything. All Right, thank you for clearing it up.

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And Jimmy hey man, pump that
you're not on that list. Yeah,

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pumped about it because obviously we've all
been Jimmy Kimmel fans since way back,

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way back, team on three one
two three ja Okay, all right,

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okay, this is what it so. Yesterday we were talking about this,

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we were kind of breaking down,
Aaron making a joke saying, you know,

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hopefully you know, lookout Kimmel or
whatever the quote was when he was,

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you know, saying that this,
this list is about to come out

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of people of note that were involved
with Epstein on the plane at the island

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in some connection. Whatever he threw
in Jimmy Kimmel's name just kind of as

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a joke, just as a jab
the further thought that I give to that,

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it is incredibly irresponsible when you consider, like Mikey you were saying the

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other day, the guy that's in
his mom's basement that hears this and puts

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Jimmy Kimmel on the list of targets, potential targets. It is incredibly irresponsible

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because nowhere has there been any credible
speculation that Jimmy Kimmel ever even knew this

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guy. For you to throw his
name in there is terrible. Number Two.

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Pat McAfee, you're pumped that Jimmy
Kimmel's not on the list, Like

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the world is just waiting for the
you know, because there's been legitimate speculation

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that Jimmy Kimmel was somehow involved with
this guy and we're just waiting. He's

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like, oh, thank god,
Jimmy's not on the list. That's like

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me calling Mikey after the Morning News
two days prior reports that there's somebody loose

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for the rape and murder of a
high school girl, and I go on

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the air two days later after the
real assailant has been and I go,

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I just want to say, Mikey, I am so pumped that that that

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that was not girl. I'm so
pumped. That's so Even McAfee's addressing this

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is irresponsible because it frames it in
a way that people that don't actually pay

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attention that get their news from,
you know, satellite, little Instagram pages,

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that they're looking at this going he's
probably on it, but government's covering

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it up. You know what I'm
saying. It's yeah, I think kim

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reacted with the tweet, though I
thought Kimball didn't have to do that.

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But also I'm not the one who
is called the pedophile. Kimmel was,

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and Kimmell is probably a big believer
like most people are. In separation of

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a comedy job and doing an interview
on a sports show, I guess,

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but it was clear that that was
a throwaway joke. Inappropriate or not,

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it was a throwaway joke and probably
should have just been thrown away, but

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Kimmell was actually dealing with stuff and
he might have been. The difference here

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too, though, is if there
are people like that, are there people

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on here? Let's be real with
it here. People who are right wing

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do not like Jimmy Kimmel, but
he's taking shots at them, and that's

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you know, that's the game.
Some comedians do that, right, He's

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taking shots of them, so they
don't like him. So and Aaron's like

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going to play it down the middle
and not you know, associate with any

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side or whatever. Now there's another
part here where Rogers is last one,

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and we'll just discard this forever and
we'll never do it again. Even if

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there's more to it, we'll probably
just skip it. Sweet takes a shot

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at an ESPN executive, and I
think a J Hawk teasing him up here.

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But McAfee wants this to stop.
Clearly yople actually watched the clip,

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and how many how many people just
saw a headline. I don't think Mike

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Foss watched the clip. I don't
work for you. Mike. Did you

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not like Aaron? Which part of
it did you not enjoy? It's made

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it dumb and factually incorrect. Joke. You thought it was a pretty smart,

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good one. I mean, I
feel like I made a statement about,

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you know, not wanting to be
on a you know, the list

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to come out. But it was
a call back, never call back to

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February. I realized that in the
moment, what did you what are you

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talking about? Let's move on,
man, exciting for you to meet Foss

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and person somebody Foss right now is
sitting on an airplane watching this. Just

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Oh yeah, I'm happy for moving
on. Let's talk about Foss. Is

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the guy who got McAfee on ESPN
and Rogers. Maybe he's taking shots at

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him, Maybe he's the guy that
can take him off. Part of me

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wonders if some of this is calculated. McAfee's trying to get fired too well.

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Isn't this because you didn't? You
wonder how if this is good or

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not for McAfee. I mean,
we're talking about him. He is.

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We talked about it every day again
in the news, you know, And

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what other appointment do you have on
the Pat McAfee show that you are curious

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to hear about. I looked it
up yesterday afternoon. I'm like, oh

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yeah, Rogers did his thing.
I want to check it out. I

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mean, that's sort of the bottom
line for entertainment. And on that note,

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do you think that before kickoff of
next season in the NFL, Aaron

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Rodgers will be a guest on the
Jimmy Kimmel Show. No, I absolutely

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don't. I don't think so.
I don't think Jimmy would. I think

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Jimmy's done. I think, but
I don't know. Do you think Jimmy

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is that I don't know, is
that it lacks that much dignity. Rogers

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to use this whole thing to rating
and the guys of clearing the air,

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that's a pure stunt. If he
does that, it is a pure stunt.

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Rogers late night talk I mean that's
Rogers said, it's great your airson,

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because he made fun of his education
too, because he had made shots

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him. He's like, it's great
that you have ten writers and can read

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a teleprompter. I'm like, Aaron
Rodgers, you could not do his job.

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And if anyone know, if you
think you know how a late night

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talk show works and don't, you
just don't. There's so much more craft

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that goes into it than you could
ever imagine. To go to an hour

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of TV it blow your f and
mind, so like I got, I

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got problems with that as Aaron's a
dumbass? Did we know this now?

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But I don't even care about the
stuff he's talking about. For or against

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the things he says, he contradicts
himself. And then when he runs out

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of guests, Oh we'll talk about
you more. Let's get out of here.

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