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RUSH: There\u2019s another one I wish I\u2019d have thought of. You\u2019re talking about CTE. You\u2019re wondering if this guy might have suffered concussions in a previous part of his life, right?<\/p>\nRUSH: Here\u2019s Matt in Bellingham, Washington, as we head back to the phones. Welcome, sir. It\u2019s great to have you here with us.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Rush, it\u2019s quite the honor. Rush Revere and Two If By Tea dittos. My point, I\u2019m surprised, I\u2019m seeing all the news, and I haven\u2019t seen anybody make a connection to see if football\u2019s in this guy\u2019s past.<\/p>\n
RUSH: There\u2019s another one I wish I\u2019d have thought of. You\u2019re talking about CTE. You\u2019re wondering if this guy might have suffered concussions in a previous part of his life, right?<\/p>\n
CALLER: I mean, there\u2019s Hernandez. Why haven\u2019t they thought of this right away to go look at this?<\/p>\n
RUSH: Well, that\u2019s a good point. I have to say I don\u2019t know if anybody knows if he played football or has suffered any concussions. The reference to Aaron Hernandez, Aaron Hernandez, 27 years old, was serving life sentence for murder at a prison that\u2019s actually not far from Gillette Stadium. It\u2019s in Walpole. It\u2019s where Mickey Donovan went to prison on Ray Donovan. That\u2019s how people talk about things, where fictional characters go. “Yeah, that\u2019s where Mickey Donovan got out of jail in episode 1.”<\/p>\n
Anyway, the lawyer for Aaron Hernandez, guess what, you know what? We donated his brain to the brain scientists examining the effects of the NFL on players, and guess what? Twenty-seven year old Aaron Hernandez had a worse case of CTE than we\u2019ve ever seen, worse than players that had played 20 years, worse than players in their fifties.<\/p>\n
So this is an attempt to exonerate the guy in death and also come up with an excuse for his actions which might mitigate his guilt in any civil proceedings that might be enacted against his estate by families of the victims. So our caller here, “Hey, Aaron Hernandez, 27, how many years did he play in the NFL, in high school and college? He had CTE. Anybody looking at the shooter\u2019s background?”<\/p>\n
Again, this is using the left\u2019s own reasoning in other areas and turning it right back on \u2019em. When we take a break here at the bottom that\u2019s coming up shortly, I want to get to the audio sound bites that we have to show you some of the hysteria about this that exists on the left and where they think the blame is and what they think the solutions are.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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