00:07:40.080He represents the NBA and he represents the overall league.
00:07:43.740And he's going rogue and basically saying my beliefs, what I believe is more important than my team, my teammates, the league that I stand for and the logo.
00:07:55.700By the way, I agree with some of the stuff you're saying.
00:11:06.320And that is, you know, he has this deep faith that he's sharing.
00:11:10.700On a Christian standpoint, I find it amazing that he was boldly sharing,
00:11:15.960and i understand his feeling his faith everything that goes with it totally understand it the reality
00:11:23.120in america is um and i look back at do you remember um there's a marine named jacoby
00:11:30.040williamson and he got fired because he said another racist man charlie kirk was popped
00:11:35.800the reason he got fired is popped made it sound like he was celebrating his death
00:11:41.800But if he was to say, I found Charlie to be racist, a lot of people are upset by it, who knows what happened here?
00:11:50.060If he says it like that, he's still employed.
00:11:52.900However, he was a recruiter, and he said popped, like he was happy about it.
00:11:59.480And what the NBA, the way it works is free speech has consequences.
00:12:04.420You're guaranteed free speech under the Constitution, but you're not guaranteed free speech without consequences in certain circumstances.
00:12:11.800In terms of employment, you're only guaranteed that you're not going to be fired because of your race, religion, nation of origin, or sexual orientation, or other discriminatory factors, who you are.
00:12:22.540But if you say something that they think your employer thinks is offensive or your employer thinks is against their foundations, you can expect consequences.