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• #DALE HANSEN UNPLUGGED TRUMP TV#

Our forefathers made freedom of speech the First Amendment.

There has never been a better use of pen to paper. Maybe we all need to read our Constitution again. Dallas sportscaster Dale Hansen is a fixture of the sports media scene, and his 'Unplugged' segment on ABC affiliate WFAA has never shied away from the sometimes-insidious politics of the. Hansen, a veteran of the Vietnam War, used his most recent broadcast to speak out against President Trump by articulately and accurately explaining what these. And if you don’t think white privilege is a fact, you don’t understand America. And he did it again in a takedown of President Donald Trump and anyone else who doesn’t recognize the right of NFL players to protest during the national anthem. They, and all of us, should protest how black Americans are treated in this country. Sports anchor Dale Hansen has won fans far beyond his Dallas broadcasting area for his stirring commentary. 'I wanted to do it because its such a great story. The video immediately when viral, and today Ellen Degeneres invited Hansen to make an appearance on her show. It’s a dog whistle to the racists among us to say otherwise. In response, Texas sports anchor Dale Hansen took time out of his evening newscast to make a compelling and heartfelt response to the homophobic comments surrounding Sams coming out. They are respecting the best thing about America. The young, black athletes are not disrespecting America or the military by taking a knee during the anthem. walmartwalk on water ozzy osbourne demomi mama dijo que rechazo muchas mujeresdale hansen trumpteam israel baseball 2023 jacob steimetzWingstop meltdown. Hansen mentioned he served in the Vietnam War and that his best friend in high school “did not die so that you can decide who is a patriot and who loves America more.” And college kids in the 60s had no right to protest an immoral war. Young, black Americans should have gone to a different college and found a different lunch counter. Martin Luther King should have marched across a different bridge. But not this protest, and there’s the problem: Any protest you don’t agree with is a protest that should be stopped. Watch Hansen’s entire emotional speech below.Donald Trump has said he supports a peaceful protest because it’s an American’s right. “Our forefathers… respected the country they fought for and founded a great deal more than the self-proclaimed patriots who are simply hypocrites.”

“Maybe we all need to read the Constitution again,” Hansen said. He said it has not gone unnoticed that Trump speaks out against marginalized peoples, yet remains silent for days about the “white men who marched under a Nazi flag in Charlottesville.” “They-and all of us–should protest how black Americans are treated in this country, and if you don’t think white privilege is a fact, you don’t understand America.” It’s a dog whistle to the racist among us to say otherwise.

#DALE HANSEN UNPLUGGED TRUMP TV#

“They are respecting the best thing about America. CNN A Dallas sportscaster is causing a stir for a blistering TV commentary in which he acknowledged his own white privilege and slammed the covert racism of NFL owners who won’t give. “The young black athletes are not disrespecting America or the military by taking a knee during the anthem,” he said. Dales unfiltered commentary has been a staple of WFAA over the years. Hansen honed in on his central argument about why athletes have every right to kneel. 2, the WFAA digital team compiled a list of his most-viewed Unplugged segments. Carroll Meyer will be 18 years old forever, and he did not die so that you could decide who is a patriot and who loves America more.” Hansen remembered his own military service during the Vietnam War and the pain he suffered. Sportscaster Dale Hansen has been known to mince no words when it comes to how society and sports intersect, and hes back with another take comparing Donald Trump and Dallas Cowboy supporter. Young black Americans should've gone to a different college and found a different lunch counter, and college kids in the ’60s had no right to protest an immoral war.” “Martin Luther King should have marched across a different bridge.