Sports Debate: Was the interviewer DISRESPECTFUL to Carson Wentz?
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That was bullshit. His opening was cool, but that follow up? C'mon, man.
OK thank you
I got dudes I am cool with you work in the industry CO SIGNING that he did NOTHING wrong.
Not only are players soft, viewers of clips are too.
Do you think he asked them properly professionally and fairly?
Fuck dat cracka ass Trump lovin bitch. He sucks.
He "plays" football.
He can take hits but can't answer questions????????????
He "plays" football.
He can take hits but can't answer questions????????????
I mean telling the man that no team wanted him is the truth, but damn!
wait he a MAGA head!?
I think he could have asked the SAME questions
with more tact respect and professionalism
there was something just too
casual fanboy dismissive about his delivery
I could just be over analyzing but real talk?
but if he had talked to a Black QB like that?
I would have made sure he take off till the season started
He was the only one on the team that said he would go meet Trump if they won one of them years back then. He was asked if he would go even tho a lot of the black players said they would'nt. I remember that shit. Fuck dat Honky.
NEVER f*cking FAILS
the MINUTE I co sign a white dude
Eagles’ Carson Wentz shares his love of Haiti in wake of President Trump’s ‘s–thole’ comment
PHILADELPHIA — Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz spiked the notion that Haiti is a “s–thole.” Wentz, who tore up his knee in December, was not available to help the Birds in S…
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cause AFTER this? I defended him heavy
Carson Wentz tweets indirect response to Trump's remarks regarding Haiti, other countries
PHILADELPHIA -- Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz published a tweet Friday night, Jan. 12, in what appears to be in response to recent controversial remarks about immigrants and foreign countries
Trump's remarks regarding Haiti, other countries
- Ross Torgerson Forum News Service
The tweet from Wentz, a former Bismarck and Fargo resident and star quarterback for the North Dakota State University Bison, reads: "Much love for the people of Haiti! They've been thru so much but it was incredible to see so much hope for them--even tho they've been stricken by so many natural disasters. Such a resilient nation & a place I'm passionate about. Definitely changed @jmattjmattjmatt and I forever!"
Wentz's tweet includes a video of his time spent in Haiti during the summer of 2017 on behalf of his newly launched "AO1 Foundation." AO1, which stands for Audience of 1, launched in 2017 with a mission to demonstrate the love of God by providing opportunities and support for the less fortunate and those in need.
On Sept. 19, 2017, the AO1 Foundation announced it had granted funds to Mission of Hope, Haiti to help launch a sports initiative to develop youth, reinforce education, and invest in the next generation of Haiti's leaders.
During the 2017 offseason, Wentz, along with former teammate Jordan Matthews, visited Haiti with fellow church members to provide volunteer services and have a first-hand look to better understand the needs of the local community in Haiti.
Upon returning home, the AO1 Foundation approved the Mission of Hope's request for funds to help build a multi-purpose sports complex and education center on its campus.
Construction on the complex began in September of 2017.
On Thursday, Jan. 11, after growing frustrated with lawmakers in the Oval Office when they floated restoring protections for immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador and African countries as part of a bipartisan immigration deal, two people briefed on the meeting told the Washington Post that Trump asked, "why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?"
The countries he was referring to were some African and Caribbean nations, including Haiti.
President Trump then suggested that the United States should instead bring more people from countries like Norway, whose prime minister he met with on Wednesday, Jan. 10.
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I agree, more tact and professionalism. At the same token he asked real questions that some people want to know.
But damn!
I agree, more tact and professionalism. At the same token he asked real questions that some people want to know.
But damn!
^^^
THIS!
that's my issue.
He asked the MOST IMORTANT questions
but I could see NO OTHER player or coach talking him one on one again or giving him a REAL answer
also salute to Carson because he handled and answered those questions perfect.
But if I am a media outlet?
I aint hiring him
I can get a guy who asks questions like that on twitter for a bus pass.
When I read the title I was thinking it was going to turn into this.
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