Jaxson Dart's Trump Stunt INSTANTLY Blows Up in His Face

[0:00] The intersection of sports and politics has always existed [0:02] and look no further than what we saw just a few days ago [0:06] with Jackson Dart and the president of the United States. [0:10] Now, what exactly did Dart say? [0:12] Let's listen in and then I'll give you the update. [0:14] What's up, what's up, what's up? [0:16] Big Blue Nation, it's a pleasure to be here. [0:19] I got to start this off with a Go Big Blue. [0:21] I'd love it if y'all would follow with me. [0:23] Again, very quickly, allow me to interject. [0:26] Those saying keep politics and sports separate, [0:28] you have the quarterback of the New York Football Giants [0:31] starting the New York Football Giants' signature chant [0:35] at a political rally, but I digress. [0:38] Go Big Blue! Go Big Blue! Go Big Blue! Go Big Blue! [0:44] What an honor, what a privilege it is to be here. [0:49] And without further ado, I'm grateful, I'm honored, [0:53] I'm pleasured to introduce the 45th and 47th president [0:58] President of the United States of America, [1:00] President Donald J. Trump. [1:02] So he introduces Trump, right? [1:05] And they were rallying for Mike Lawler, [1:09] a MAGA Republican out of New York. [1:12] You know, blackface Mike Lawler. [1:17] That's him in college. [1:23] Yep. The jokes write themselves. [1:24] So Abdul Carter, former number three pick out of Penn State, [1:29] him and Jackson Dart were actually in the same draft. [1:31] He would tweet, thought this stuff was AI, what we doing, man? [1:38] A fair point. A very fair point. [1:40] Then, I believe the call came in, and he went back to Twitter. [1:43] Both of these tweets were deleted for some reason. [1:46] Me and JD6, as in Jackson Dart, are good. [1:50] We spoke earlier as men, y'all can keep y'all narratives. [1:54] You pushed it. [1:55] What do you mean the narratives? [1:57] It is very clear that you disagree with these stances. [2:01] And you should. [2:03] As a black Muslim man, you should. [2:06] And you have good reason to. [2:07] By the way, we don't even have to call Jackson Dart JD6. [2:10] Just call him J6. [2:12] So this is when Boomer Esiason, [2:14] who played for the rival New York Jets, [2:17] decided to have his name trend for the dumbest reasons possible. [2:22] Here's what he said on WFAN. [2:24] This was a real error on the part of Abdul Carter, [2:27] not on the part of Jackson Dart. [2:30] Jackson Dart was asked to do something [2:31] to introduce the President of the United States. [2:34] How many people get an opportunity to do something like that, [2:36] regardless of who the President is? [2:38] You may not like it. [2:38] Let me pause here. [2:40] I think a lot of people, [2:42] if you agree with this man's agenda, [2:44] would get the opportunity. [2:46] They'll give an opportunity to anybody. [2:49] They gave an opportunity to Vanilla Ice [2:53] to perform at modern-day Big H's compound. [2:58] They will give opportunities, my dude, [3:01] because they are not popular. [3:03] These positions are not popular. [3:06] When you protect the Epstein list from coming out, [3:09] you are not popular. [3:12] When you are the sole reason that gas prices have gone up, [3:15] you are not popular. [3:18] When you are the reason [3:19] that people's interest rates are going up, [3:24] you are not popular. [3:25] So I would actually say [3:27] there is no better time [3:28] to introduce a President than right now. [3:30] If they will give that opportunity [3:32] to Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell, [3:36] anybody can do it. [3:38] You may have hated Barack Obama. [3:40] You may have hated Joe Biden. [3:42] And some guys didn't want to go to the White House [3:45] because they didn't like those Presidents, [3:46] just like other guys didn't want to go to the White House [3:48] because they didn't like President Trump. [3:50] This is also the problem with centrism. [3:52] Is that you are making the false equivalency [3:54] between Barack Obama and Joe Biden and Donald Trump. [3:57] There is no comparison. [3:59] And I don't even like either of them. [4:01] And I can call this out [4:03] because I could say, [4:04] no, boomer, you're actually being a boomer. [4:07] You are being an out-of-touch boomer [4:11] when you say stuff like this. [4:13] Oh, well, people didn't go [4:14] when Joe Biden was President. [4:16] Yeah, cool, don't. [4:18] Don't go. [4:18] But to somehow say that the reincarnation of the big H [4:26] in pretty much gender-affirming care [4:30] by putting on orange makeup every single day [4:32] is the equivalent to Barack Obama and Joe Biden, [4:36] that is insane and should be walked back, [4:40] but he won't do it. [4:41] You know, but to put this out [4:44] like a child on social media is ridiculous. [4:50] And then when I heard, yeah, we spoke man to man. [4:52] Yeah, there was only one man on that call [4:54] and that was Jackson Dart. [4:55] Oh, my God. [5:12] Let me be clear. [5:16] I put this in the rundown, right? [5:18] And I saw like he responds. [5:20] It's like, okay, here we go. [5:22] And I wanted to have just like an organic reaction [5:28] because I know this dude's politics. [5:30] I know it sucks. [5:31] I'm going to get into it more. [5:33] But to say that there was only one man on the call [5:35] when you have somebody that is defending [5:38] a war criminal, rapist, sexual predator. [5:43] Are you kidding me? [5:47] Are you kidding me? [5:49] There's only one man on that call. [5:52] The white one. [5:54] So doofus. [5:56] You were a man who was late to meetings. [5:57] You were a man who didn't live up to your draft choice. [6:00] You're a man. [6:00] You're two. [6:03] There's a three. [6:04] You're three. [6:05] What do you, what do you expect? [6:09] What are you saying that he should be putting up [6:11] Miles Garrett-like numbers? [6:13] Piss off. [6:14] And who wanted to wear numbers. [6:15] And I don't even like the Giants. [6:18] I'm a Bears fan. [6:19] Everyone knows this. [6:20] But we were objective. [6:21] We call a spade a spade. [6:23] You think that Abdul Carter is supposed to put up [6:26] Reggie White numbers? [6:29] You think he's supposed to be Michael Strahan on day one? [6:32] My God. [6:33] 56. [6:34] And by the way, your idol, number 56, [6:36] has introduced Donald Trump numerous times. [6:40] So I don't want to hear this. [6:41] So he made another just boneheaded error [6:45] by going to social media. [6:48] This is insane. [6:50] Because Boomer Siason is tight with Howard Ludnick. [6:54] He's hosted him. [6:57] So then Jamil Hill would go on CNN [6:58] and sum it up pretty well. [7:00] Well, sports and politics have always mixed. [7:02] I mean, they've mixed since the days of George Washington. [7:05] What changed about this narrative of sports and politics [7:08] not belonging together is when, frankly, [7:10] black athletes started to show more agency [7:11] and started to speak more about some of the conditions [7:14] that people in their community were facing [7:16] or even some of the experiences that they had. [7:18] That's when it became, oh, no, don't mix sports and politics. [7:22] In this particular case, this was an unforced error [7:24] by Jackson Dart. [7:26] Again, Donald Trump is historically unpopular. [7:28] You are the quarterback of the New York Giants. [7:30] What was the point? [7:31] What is the upside in appearing at this rally? [7:34] Now, he has a right to support whoever he wants, [7:37] but Abdul Carter has a right to criticize [7:38] his support of that. [7:39] Yes, exactly, exactly. [7:43] That's where I'm having a real problem [7:46] is that we're just giving Jackson Dart a total pass [7:51] and the media has hounded and critiqued [7:58] and tore down Abdul Carter for what? [8:02] For what reason exactly? [8:06] Because, oh, the quarterback spoke out, [8:09] but he's the leader of the team. [8:10] And also he's young, but he supports Donald Trump. [8:13] He's a patriot. [8:14] And Abdul Carter, this black Muslim man [8:17] who's going to Twitter saying, [8:18] hey, what are we doing here? [8:20] Because Jackson Dart is, in a way, [8:23] manufacturing consent for the anti-Muslim rhetoric [8:26] that has gone on in this country [8:28] and has also been elevated [8:30] by the current white supremacist in the White House. [8:33] He has every single reason under the sun [8:36] to criticize Jackson Dart [8:38] and the current administration. [8:40] You know why? [8:41] Because this administration is making everyone's lives harder [8:44] who, quite frankly, [8:46] don't look like this dude right here [8:48] and yours truly. [8:50] Let's be for real about this. [8:53] That is where the consistency just stinks. [8:58] And it's why Boomer Esiason stinks. [9:00] And many on the right stink. [9:02] And centrist stink. [9:05] It's because they don't have any consistency whatsoever. [9:07] And a lot of athletes, partly what makes them hesitant [9:10] about talking about their political beliefs [9:13] is that they don't want the blowback [9:15] and they don't want the resistance [9:17] in how people might feel about it. [9:18] So yeah, his teammate who is a Muslim, [9:20] who is a black man in America, [9:22] had every right to question him [9:24] about what that support means, [9:26] especially when you are considered [9:28] to be the face of the organization [9:29] and the sort of default leader of the entire team. [9:32] Exactly, exactly. [9:35] I mean, yes, 100%, yes. [9:37] Now, what gets me is once more [9:39] how so many like Clay Travis [9:41] is saying that we need to remove [9:44] sports and politics or vice versa. [9:46] And yet he just loves seeing Jackson Dart open [9:50] for and introduce Donald Trump. [9:52] When this is the same man [9:54] who said Donald Trump is not a racist [9:56] and he voted for Barack Obama. [9:58] But of course, I digress. [9:59] Terrell Owens, NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver, [10:01] said to Boomer Esiason, [10:04] you're a bonehead. [10:05] So him being late to meetings [10:07] makes him not a man. [10:09] Stop. [10:09] Everyone has been late. [10:10] So what? [10:11] You were a high draft pick. [10:12] I'm sure there are those that say [10:15] you didn't live up to your draft status. [10:17] You must be a Trump or two. [10:19] Yeah, he is. [10:20] Come on, T.O. [10:21] But you know what he hasn't said a lick about? [10:26] Hmm. [10:27] Interesting. [10:29] Boomer. [10:30] Boomer. [10:31] When are you going to talk about Steve Tisch? [10:34] Hmm? [10:36] Oh, that's right. [10:36] You're not. [10:38] You're not. [10:38] Because you uphold the status quo. [10:40] So Jackson Dart would then hold a meeting [10:43] for the team and, you know, [10:46] Kayvon Thibodeau, Jameis, Brian Burns spoke. [10:50] But you know who wasn't there? [10:53] Abdul Carter. [10:54] Now, the team would say [10:57] that he was absent due to family obligations. [11:02] And PFT, rightfully Pro Football Talk, [11:05] not PFT Commenter, [11:06] wrote, which raises a fair question. [11:08] Why not do the meeting when Carter was present? [11:11] Yeah, how about that? [11:14] It almost seems like if this were the case, [11:16] and we'll take their word for it, [11:18] that Jackson Dart did this, [11:20] knowing Abdul Carter was not going to be there. [11:22] But then, of course, he would double down. [11:25] Jackson Dart wasn't political at all, [11:27] said Esiason. [11:28] But I guess people would say that since he was there, [11:31] he was supporting the president, which is fine. [11:37] It is my privilege and honor to introduce [11:39] the 45th and 47th president of the United States of America. [11:43] But that's not political. [11:45] The Dana White defense. [11:46] On top of this, [11:48] we would learn from J.D. Wolf at Midas News [11:52] that Jackson Dart's Instagram is quite political, [11:56] and he agrees with many of the policies, [11:59] including the endorsement of Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves. [12:07] Tate Reeves. [12:09] There would be more from Dart. [12:11] In a video, Trump warned that Reeves was under attack [12:14] from radical left maniacs. [12:16] Well, Dart approved of that message. [12:19] Then there was another one [12:20] that I'm going to get to right here. [12:22] This is the big one. [12:23] President Trump's 20 promises to America. [12:27] Stop the migrant invasion. [12:29] Carry out the largest deportation operation in American history. [12:32] Stop the migrant crime epidemic. [12:34] You know who really liked that message? [12:37] That would be QB1 for the Giants. [12:40] Same campaign accused schools of pushing critical race theory, [12:44] radical gender ideology, inappropriate racial content. [12:50] QB1 approves. [12:52] How about calling for changes to the electoral process? [12:57] Same day voting, paper ballots, [12:59] proposals to limit voting access. [13:01] Yeah, Jackson Dart, fan of that. [13:04] Big fan of that. [13:05] There were also campaign montages [13:08] that Jackson Dart liked. [13:11] He liked some AI stuff. [13:13] He liked the Blacks for Trump group [13:16] and MAGA rapper Black Donald Trump. [13:19] He approved of a Dukes of Hazzard AI parody [13:23] where J.D. Vance is sliding across like, [13:27] what was it, the Confederate flag [13:30] and the hood of the General Lee vehicle. [13:33] Those are tells as well. [13:35] And there's much more here. [13:36] I'll leave you to go, [13:38] oh, Charlie Kirk, he was a big fan of. [13:39] So I'll leave you to go to Midas News to check that out. [13:42] But I'm going to be very clear. [13:44] Boomer Esiason can eat a bag of you know what. [13:49] Because what he's doing is straw manning. [13:52] And I don't think anybody should stand for it. [13:53] If you can and are willing, [13:56] please become a paid member here at TYT Sports [13:59] and or go to tyt.com slash join. [14:03] In addition, you can follow me on Twitter, [14:06] Instagram, and TikTok. [14:08] Appreciate it. [14:08] Have a great day.