Aaron Rodgers posted on X (formerly known as Twitter) on Thursday to refute the idea that he is a Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist, and now that he has countered the CNN report, Sal says it’s time to take legal action and clear his name.
“If I’m him, I don’t care what it costs, how much time it takes. I’m taking down everybody,” Sal said. “I triple down, quadruple down, and just go HAM on everybody, suing the pants off of all those reporters and everybody who has defamed his integrity and character.
“Those reporters should be fired. You just can’t do that.”
BT agrees that Rodgers would have a legal case, and would have responded even quicker and more swiftly to the report, but in the end, he is just happy and relieved to see that the Jets quarterback refuted the claims.
“I’m proud of him…he knew the urgency and the swiftness and the directness,” BT said. “There is nothing to interpret from that tweet. He absolutely distanced himself from the thought. Good job Rodgers.
“It’s slanderous…when it’s presented as news, and it’s hearsay…it was so reckless to present that as news. He has a legal outlet, and a strong one, if he chooses to pursue it.”
