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Oh, very much.

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People are still, when I was out for those seven weeks and not saying anything,

and still people are still saying things about me, it's inevitable.

You know, they crucified Martin Luther King for speaking about peace and social integration. It was, you know, you could go back to historical leaders and great people in society that do great things and they're still going to talk about them. It is what it is. Like, I know what I stand for. I'm a great family man. I have great values, core values. This basketball stuff is a game at the end of the day.

It's dramatized.

It's entertainment for people and fans.

I'm a human being at the end of the day.

I'm going to keep on reiterating at that.

I'm sorry for acting like a juice.

In five, the sports hub, we were a toucher and rich, and we were exploring the Kyrie Irving and what he's been saying and how he has realized that the NBA is entertainment.

And even though it's entertainment and traumatized, he still has to continually defend himself as being a fantastic person and teammate.

Well, I mean, nothing better than on Martin Luther King Day comparing your time that you were away from the court while people were saying things about you to being Martin Luther King.

But yeah, but in his point is assassinated.

No, his point is is that look, they've said terrible things about these great men.

You know, they're going to say stuff about me. And then we got into when he started talking about

how that Julie in the locker room about how the last time the Nets won a championship, there was

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