Former NFL linebacker Will Compton posted a video uniquely expressing his disdain for questions he received from the Washington Post after his interview with former President Donald Trump.
Compton, along with fellow former NFL player Taylor Lewan, recently spoke with Trump on his podcast. ”boys and bassin. ”
As expected, the hosts asked Trump about his passion for sports, and Trump revealed that although he briefly played soccer, he was never a big fan.
“I also played football. I didn't particularly like it. … I didn't like it. I played tight end,” Trump began.
“I caught the ball well, but I didn't particularly like it when you had a guy from a rough area who was lifting weights all day…and he's looking at me,” Trump laughed.
Mr. Compton and Mr. Lewan laughed at Mr. Trump's remarks, and their laughter was the focus of a request for comment from The Washington Post.
“Clearly and thoughtfully, [and] Very insightful.
Compton revealed in a subsequent post × He said he received an email from the same media with a direct question: “What's interesting about what President Trump said?''
An anonymous Washington Post reporter specifically cited President Trump's comments and claimed that the remarks “gained a lot of attention online.”
“I knew there would be a reaction,” Compton said in the article. video on his X account. “This will be our first contact with the media.”
“Their question is, why did they find it interesting?” Compton explained.
“We already know what they want to do with this,” he continued. “You know what picture they want to paint, you know what box they want to put us in. You know their vision for this whole issue.”
Former NFL player admitted Trump's comments were actually about him not being tough enough to play football with players like him, and that Trump would likely get his spine compressed by a “middle linebacker” He joked that it was a thing. Compton played as a linebacker.
“I'm going to share my comments publicly with you all. So, Washington Post, here are my comments on why I thought it was funny.”
Compton then placed his cell phone under his crossed legs and farted on camera.
additionally statement In a letter to the Washington Post, the 35-year-old asked the paper to “feature my response in an article.”
fans jokingly I was grateful Compton means “to put things in order” said He is “clear, well thought out; [and] Very insightful. ”
As for Trump, he said on the podcast that his hard hitting played a role in his decision not to play football.
“They were making tough tackles, and my quarterback didn't have a lot of arms,” he laughed. “This was not quality football.”
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