>> Like dogs. You can't do this. You can't be that irresponsible.
>> This is FS1's Marcellus Wiley. >> The accountability that was
deleted in that tweet is ironic. To put up hashtag accountability, which is something
that we all need right now in this moment, accountability on all sides, with all people.
Whether you're talking about the police officers, whether you're talking about the individuals
in this situation, or even the victim in this situation. Every situation with accountability,
not just rooting interest. >> Who calls LeBron's stance
on wanting accountability for police
murder a rooting interest, incredible, man. >> James tweeted out a picture of the officer
to his nearly 50 million followers with a simple and direct message, you're next.
>> Fox News suddenly thinks words matter. >> You'll never take back our country
with weakness, you have to show strength and you have to be strong.
>> Let's have trial by combat. >> Yet they were mute on inciting
an insurrection, weird. >> In that moment, LeBron,
until all the facts come out, till you watch the video, till you come out and see what's
right from wrong in this situation, he should have passed in this moment.
People always say, and I'm not agreeing with that, shut up and dribble.
Nah, just and pass. So it's crazy, you said check your emotions if you're not emotional.
Well, check them, because emotions can't trump logic, and that's what's happening.
Your agenda can't go before your acumen. You can't pander before your principles.
And right now, even if you get all the likes and all the retweets, you know what I say
about social media, man, I am tired of people always going out there for likes and followers.
>> Really Marcellus, you think LeBron is in it for the likes and retweets?
>> Antifa, to me, is the modern-day KKK. >> My dude, your bestie on the show was
Jason freaking Whitlock, who makes it a point whenever LeBron James is
in the news to trash him for likes and retweets. You see, when Ahmaud Arbery
was preyed upon and executed by white supremacists in Georgia, LeBron stated,
we're literally hunted every day every time we step foot outside the comfort of our homes.
Whitlock, who was deleting his old tweets left and right, told LBJ he's just stirring the pot by
speaking up, and that King James is just Twitter trolling. Quite a similar argument, Marcellus now.
Chuck Modiano, a former New York Daily News journalist who frequently covers
protests around the country, tweeted, well, we all knew Whitlock baits for the ratio.
>> I can't decide if Colin Kaepernick is a world-class Twitter troll
or a world-class attention whore. >> This piece is practically writing
itself at this point. You know who Marcellus drew
praise from? Right-wing outlets like the Washington Examiner,
who per CNN's reporting, fostered and created an environment of sexism, retribution, and fear.
Clay Travis, founder of OutKick, who switched his media career to cater to white supremacists
and lick Donald Trump's boots, applauded Wiley's take. Travis is a frequent guest
on trust fund baby Tucker Carlson's show, along with a woman who really appreciates the Nazis,
Laura Ingraham. He has also appeared on conservative nut job Ben Shapiro's show.
It gives light to the people who applaud Wiley's take.
Another, The Federalist. They deeply appreciate Wiley's sentiments. Because
they gained further popularity by applauding the 45th president, they cling to articles of,
but, but Hunter Biden, though. One writer, Mollie Hemingway, claimed that journalists had fabricated
reports about tear gas and the excessive use of force against protesters outside the White House.
Law enforcement, in fact, has acknowledged shooting a pepper-based irritant into the crowd,
and said a large group of Democrats was defending the destruction of
federal property. There is no such group. You know who else liked it?
Sage Steel, ESPN host. >> I think it's comical,
I think that if Colin Kaepernick, I just think he would still be on the 9ers, if he were that good.
If he were that good, someone would have picked him up. Or maybe he is, and these
team owners, the PR staff say, is it worth it? >> Who made these asinine comments on a league
wide blackballing of Colin Kaepernick.
Why we stake on Colin? >> This is an identity issue.
You know why the identity of this movement has been lost? Because the identity of those who
are leading it has always been in question. Let's keep it 1000 up here, cuz my past-
>> Woo-hoo, is hot. >> My past has expired for this.
The past has expired. >> One and the same.
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