Retired NFL Star Featured In White House’s ‘Absolutely Disgusting’ Highlight Reel Blasts Trump ‘Regime’
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“For our regime to be as unserious, as unprofessional, as laughable and as illegitimate as our leadership is right now is embarrassing," Ryan Clark said.
Retired NFL star Ryan Clark bashed recent propaganda videos the White House posted last week that promoted President Donald Trump’s war in Iran, one featuring NFL highlight clips such as his own.
“There are families here in our country whose loved ones have decided to give their life to fight for our rights and our freedoms, who don’t see war as a sport,” Clark said on his podcast “The Pivot.”
Clark’s comments come after the White House sparked outrage for posting real footage of missile strikes against Iran on X, edited together with clips from football highlights, video games, movies, and television shows. Some argued the White House made light of war.
Among those who were outraged by the White House videos was actor Ben Stiller, whose clip from his 2008 comedy, ”Tropic Thunder” was used without his permission.
“Hey White House,” Stiller posted. “Please remove the Tropic Thunder clip. We never gave you permission and have no interest in being a part of your propaganda machine. War is not a movie.”
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