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It feels like to me that the proof that the uproar about this, the anger about Deshaun, is somewhat irrational.

And I'm not saying that I know what he did.

And I'm not saying in the range of reasonable things that he did, meaning reasonable as in it's reasonable this was exactly what happened or this.

Like you could think of three or four ranges of like this happened or this happened.

That in almost all those, if not all of the ranges, he's culpable.

He did something wrong.

That I don't know exactly how to punish it, but I want to say that very clearly.

Now the question is when a report came out that had no one putting

their name to, like another accuser that wouldn't come forward. And, you know, it's hard. How do you,

you know, AJ, you had one thought on that and I had the opposite. Your thought was,

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