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I'm very disappointed in one of my very best friends, Ray Lewis.

Ray Lewis sat in that chair right there and said that he could never kneel.

He could never not stand for the national anthem because so many people died and he had

family members to fight for this country and the opportunity and the flag means so much to him.

And he kneeled not on one knee on both knees. So what were you kneeling for? You kneeled, you showed solidarity because of what President Trump said.

And when Colin Kaepernick is trying to draw attention to the injustices going on, you deemed that inappropriate?

All right.

So, Shane Sharp with a good point.

Ray Lewis meandered and didn't make any sense, but he said that he was, him and the owner of the

Ravens were sitting down and they were about to sign Colin Kaepernick, and then they saw a tweet

that Colin Kaepernick's wife put out, and then he babbled something about kneeling during the

anthem and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

He did it a couple times.

And then, of course, like an idiot that he is, he just decided to, I guess, go on both knees. I would imagine that's physical more than anything else. But he went on both knees. Or is it? Ooh, I don't know. Oh, boy. Okay, well, I'm about to find out. I unfortunately don't get showtime. But so Ray Lewis kneeled because everyone else was doing it.

And if he says anything else, he's lying.

In his suit.

Yeah, he saw that the tide was turning.

And he went, oh, look, everyone else is doing it.

So I changed my mind.

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