Aaron Rodgers grilled the media during an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday, warning those who disagree with the mainstream narrative.
Rodgers appears weekly on ESPN's show, discussing his reaction to Jimmy Kimmel's comments about him on late-night shows, statements from ESPN executives about his comments about Jeffrey Epstein, and how the media is allegedly handling them. Many topics were mentioned about Ruka. To defile him.
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New York Jets #8 Aaron Rodgers watches the fourth quarter of a game against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium on December 17, 2023 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
Rodgers said the release was just falling into a media trap, while discussing a statement from ESPN senior vice president and head of production Mike Foss in response to New York Jets quarterback Kimmel's comments last week.
“They try to cancel it, but it’s not just me, it’s not just me,” Rogers said. “So if you look at all the different people who have been censored from the internet, especially during COVID-19, there have been cancellations and censorship that have tried to use the government to censor people, and that has happened. It was.
“If that doesn't work, they're going to call names. And I mentioned a lot of the names I've been called. And they don't stick, because I'm not an anti-vaxxer. 'I'm interested' with informed consent and doing what's best for my body. ”
Rogers said he has never supported Donald Trump or the “Make America Great Again” movement. The quarterback is a famous supporter of Robert Kennedy Jr.
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New York Jets player Aaron Rodgers #8 looks at a Microsoft Surface tablet during the second half of a game against the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Browns Stadium on December 28, 2023 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Nick Cammet/Diamond Images via Getty Images)
He said he doesn't mind being called a conspiracy theorist because of his recent track record. But he scoffed at being called an anti-Semite.
“This is their strategy,” he said. “They use these words to cancel people, and they got away with using this, because it's also a 'crazy anti-vaxxer' who's talking about accusing someone of being a pedophile. That's the strategy they use, of course. It's incorrect.'' But that's the environment we're in.
“Whether we're talking about the pharmaceutical industrial complex or the government, there are a lot of people who are captured by different organizations and government agencies. We have puppets of different organizations. “story.
“At the end of the day, if you're someone who doesn't have an opinion that aligns with the mainstream, that's what they're going to do to you. That's not me. I'm not the victim. I don't have any opinions. “It's okay to say whatever you want about me. You know what I am, as do those who know and love me. My teammates know what I am. I know what it is.”
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers speaks to reporters at the team's NFL football facility on Monday, January 8, 2024, in Florham Park, New Jersey. (AP Photo/Dennis Wasak Jr.)
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In his rant, Mr. Rogers explained that he never called Mr. Kimmel a pedophile or accused him of being on any list associated with the disgraced late investor.
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