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Jim Nantz Caught On Hot Mic Talking About Players Kneeling During Anthem
Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports
Here's CBS Broadcaster Jim Nantz caught on a hot mic during a recent game sharing cynical views about players kneeling during the National Anthem...




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Thanks for your honesty and courage. The NFL viewership is down a significant 10% and the Washington Post explains that away as a trend-without a mention of viewer disdain for unthankful players as a contributory cause. At least we have one honest, objective, unbiased member of the news media.
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Good job jim. Just saying what everyone else that's not a pathetic crybaby thinks.
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GOOD
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TWT
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Eric Reid best move is kneeling just when it counts. He did it against Clemson to loose a bowl game for the Tigers in Atlanta. Only wish his parents instilled better judgement and values.
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#WeinersOut
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Too bad some femmeboy writer for Salon is going to destroy Jim's life, family, and career over this.
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Idiots they are. They're free to go back to where their ancestors came from. Try Somalia, or Zimbabwe, or Chad, or any number of those African countries. The U.S.A. ain't so bad after all but groups like black lives matter and the naacp and those racists retards are Africanizing America. Eventually there'll be another Civil War.
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I like Nantz more already. #boycottNFL
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He has the first amendment right to criticize those who bring profanely false accusations against our country!
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I'm not offended that he kneels. I'm pissed that we give a forum and accept any support of Blm and the baseless allegations against the police in the situations they refer to. That is not the same as confederate statues some of which weren't the slightest bit racist. Ulysses Grant was a very vocal abolitionist long before the war for instance.
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When they ask everyone to stand for the anthem, they should also say "and if you want to truly pay respect to this great country, feel free to kneel before the flag of Liberty."
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Do the anthem before the athletes come in the stadium....Problem solved.
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This is what they used to do. It's a recent "tradition" of large patriotic displays before football games, funded by the military. There's plenty of information out there for anyone interested in researching. They're not trying to hide it.
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That's how it use to be but the armed forces started paying the NFL to have this whole shindig with cameras in the players faces. Players use to be in locker room be for the Anthem. Good I idea though.
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The rest of the NFL owners should follow Jerry Jones in what he told his players, coaches and other personnel of the Dallas Cowboys.
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You obviously are not a Saints' fan, because they would NEVER say anything positive about the Dallas Cowboys.
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km
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kapernick is kneeling because of his conversion to islam this past summer. The Anthem was completed directly after the US Marines defeated the Barbary (muslim) Coast pirates.
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The problem is WHY they are kneeling. It has a stated reason, that is very offensive to a lot of us.
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You being offended at them kneeling is literally the same thing as them being offended by statues of racist people. Everyone should just stop caring about what offends other people and move the frick on with your own life.
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Do you people stand up when the National Anthem is playing at home, or do you sit there in your underwear continuing to eat your Cheetos like every one else? People seriously need to get over this no-issue. They're kneeling to get attention about the thing they care about. And guess what, it's working.
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No, it's not working. Nobody is talking about "police brutality" because of these retards kneeling. All they are talking about is whether or not they are idiots for kneeling. That's why going about it in this way is idiotic. But they are too stupid to understand that.
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And what is it they care about????
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How should they go about it?
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1. Of course they will do it while the cameras are rolling...what's the sense in protesting if no one is looking? 2. Why is Jim talking during anthem? these protests continues to be a story because people make it out to be a story. Nothing will come of it
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I am pretty sure the network forces them to discuss it - you can tell by the inflection in announcers' voices that they don't want to talk about it but they are being forced to.
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It's fine if they want to kneel. Its also fine if people want to criticize, that's their right. I'll bet you my mortgage Nantz has to apologize for his views. Freedom of speech doesn't apply to white males. People need to get that through their head.
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So you are confused about freedom of speech. Nantz's employer has every right to restrict his speech--the government doesn't have that right.
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True, but I think his point is that only white males ever have to apologize for making statements like this.
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Good for Nantz.
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So they can kneel and speak their mind but holy shite if someone else has a different view...
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That's the way it works with them. Notice how they never mention than Colon Kap had a unsportsmanlike call for calling another player a "****", but that's ok for him to say
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