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Hey there, folks.

It is Tuesday, April 21st, and he has finally spoken.

The New England Patriots head coach, Mike Rable, has just made his first comments since that

firestorm, since that tabloid story exploded with pictures of him and an NFL reporter who was not his wife.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. folks know this story by now. Robs, Diana Rusini, is the person he was seen in pictures with. She has since resigned from the athletic, but everybody was waiting to hear from him. We just heard from him.

At a press conference, made comments with about three minutes.

I, in particular, Robes asked you, don't tell me, when I said, what did you think of what

you just heard from him?

And I actually don't know your answer.

Just your impression, first of all, of what he said.

I just think that it is a glaring example of a double standard, where, look, I understand

they were in different roles that Diana Rossini was a reporter, a journalist, working for a

very reputable sports organization, the athletic, which is owned by the New York Times. And there are

ways of operating. And she, it seems, at least had the appearance of violating those standards. And so

she resigned. Mike Rable is not being investigated. No one is looking into any misconduct. We don't

know what's going on in his personal life,

but it seemed as though all he had to deal with was his personal stuff. And that is what he

acknowledged without giving any specifics and apologize for any distractions and moved on

and went about his business of being the head coach of the New England Patriots. End of story. It's almost as if I saw him

just kind of go, yep, let me just acknowledge this and then move on. And look, maybe that's fair

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