Left-wing NBA coach Steve Kerr proudly announced on Monday that he would skip President Trump's inaugural press conference to focus on preparing for the game, but he still lost to Boston that night by 40 points.
As Kerr's Golden State Warriors prepare to play the Boston Celtics on Monday, the passionate left-winger weighs in on President Trump's inauguration on the same day as Martin Riser King Jr. Day. It was reported that he was asked what he thought. fox news.
But Carr said he has no interest in President Trump's big day. “I don't know. I didn't watch the inauguration,” he said. “I decided to watch the Celtics tape.''
The Warriors coach added that he would “love” to play on MLK Day given what King's accomplishments mean to the NBA.
“I always love playing on MLK Day,” Kerr exclaimed. “Today is a very important day for all Americans. And I think the NBA has really adopted that as part of our culture, and I'm very proud of that. Masu.”
But while Coach Kerr may have tried to look like he was all about business Monday, by the end of the game Monday night, Kerr had suffered a blowout 125-85 loss to Boston.
Carr has spent the better part of a decade criticizing Donald Trump and his voters. But after Trump's victory, Koch suddenly took a more conciliatory attitude toward what voters had to say.
“I believe in democracy. I believe the American people spoke up and voted for Trump. I wish him four more years. I want our country to do well.” Mr. Carr said After Trump's big victory.
But he has since regained his composure and hinted that he believes there was fraud by the Republican Party in 2016, when Trump won his first term.
“I'm thankful there was no fraud this time. Last time, all the illegal immigrants who breached the border, raped and murdered people, and then voted six times, it was a shame,” Carr said foolishly. Ta.
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