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Hey there, folks, it is a beautiful Sunday, August 3rd, an American Eagle has finally responded.

After setting everybody off with that controversial Sidney-Sweeney ad, we're talking everybody

from liberals, conservatives, black folks, white folks, Democrats, Republicans,

J.D. Vance, the White House, Lizzo, Doja Cat. They got everybody worked up about it, Robs,

and they have finally now responded. And you know what they said, folks? Not a whole lot.

Welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs, are you surprised? I kind of want to

give our reaction to the reaction. We did the story initially and some people were worked up,

but this thing's been going on in a full week now. Well, I would just say that if the goal of

advertising is to have people talking about you, then American Eagle has has won because everyone is talking about them

and everyone, it seems, has weighed in on whether or not they think their ad was appropriate

or not. But I think my reaction was that I get what people are saying. I think people read far

too into it. There are a lot of folks who believe this was

intentional that they're trying to get Trump supporters to buy American Eagle jeans. I don't know about

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