The And the A flip, a flop, a flop, a flop, a flip d'a flipa d' flop, don't stop. Flip-flopper.

That's the latest social media criticism of the podfather, and it's the criticism I object to most vigorously because it's not true.

You can tell when someone's innocent by the way they object to the accusations. The intensity of the insistence that they are innocent

is in itself a window into the innocence, but someone who dodges, someone who rationalizes,

someone who

talks about unrelated

personal characteristics. You know me. You know I would never do that.

Flattering the accuser.

Oh! These are the hallmarks of a guilty party. You did it. But the innocent man will scream,

insist to anyone willing to hear them. They are innocent. And in this particular case,

your honor, I am innocent! Innocent! I'm a lot of things man! I ain't a flip-flopper!

The Potfather is not a flip-flopper. The podfather is not a flip-flopper.

Pod-father does not flip. The pod-father does not flop.

Didn't do it, won't do it.

Have never done it!

My example, after example, after example,

of player takes that I have maintained

strong conviction on throughout the years.

And I don't even want to talk about Jeff Janus,

the street free agent who I spent 10 minutes defending

against the wrath of Aaron Rogers.

And the reason I maintain my conviction is that the

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