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entertainment-and-sports2 years ago

"Kimmel vs. Rodgers Feud Escalates Amid ESPN Apology and McAfee Show Fallout"

ESPN's Mike Foss acknowledged Aaron Rodgers's "dumb" joke linking Jimmy Kimmel to Jeffrey Epstein, but expects Rodgers to continue appearing on The Pat McAfee Show. McAfee has accused ESPN executive Norby Williamson of trying to sabotage his show, while ESPN has expressed support for Williamson. The feud between Kimmel and Rodgers has escalated, with Kimmel threatening legal action and potentially involving Disney executives. Despite the controversy, McAfee's show has seen significant viewership growth, and he plays a major role in ESPN's programming. Disney and ESPN are now faced with managing the fallout from the talent-on-talent conflict, with Kimmel holding significant influence within the company.

via Front Office Sports|
##aaronrodgers#disneyfeud
entertainment2 years ago

"ESPN Rebukes Aaron Rodgers' Kimmel-Epstein Remarks as Inaccurate and Harmful"

ESPN executive Mike Foss criticized Aaron Rodgers for making a "dumb and factually inaccurate joke" linking Jimmy Kimmel to a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein. Kimmel responded with a threat of legal action, and Rodgers is expected to return to "The Pat McAfee Show" to address the issue. McAfee apologized for any negative association caused by the joke. Additionally, McAfee accused ESPN executive Norby Williamson of trying to sabotage his show by leaking false viewership data.

via The Athletic|
##aaronrodgers#entertainment
entertainment-and-sports2 years ago

"ESPN Apologizes as Aaron Rodgers Stirs Controversy with Jimmy Kimmel and Epstein Remarks"

ESPN apologized for Aaron Rodgers' false comments about Jimmy Kimmel made on "The Pat McAfee Show," referring to them as a "dumb and factually inaccurate joke." The situation has caused internal conflict within Disney, ESPN's parent company, and has led to further controversy as McAfee accused ESPN executive Norby Williamson of trying to sabotage his program. Despite the turmoil and reported viewership losses, McAfee disputes the accuracy of the ratings data and has received support from former ESPN employees. Rodgers is scheduled to appear again on McAfee's show next Tuesday.

via USA TODAY|
##aaronrodgers#apology
sportsentertainment2 years ago

Aaron Rodgers Stirs Controversy with Epstein Remarks, Faces Backlash from Nick Wright and Media

Nick Wright, on his podcast "What’s Wright?," criticized Aaron Rodgers for becoming a "malignant dangerous force" after Rodgers suggested on The Pat McAfee Show that Jimmy Kimmel could be linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Wright condemned Rodgers for spreading dangerous conspiracy theories and misinformation, including misusing the term "alphabet gangsters," which is an insult directed at the LGBTQ community. Rodgers' actions have led to false accusations against Kimmel online, and Wright emphasized the severity of such baseless claims. Wright's comments highlight the broader issue of influential figures using their platforms to propagate unfounded theories.

via Awful Announcing|
##aaronrodgers#conspiracytheories
entertainment-and-sports2 years ago

"Pat McAfee and Aaron Rodgers Stir Controversy with Jimmy Kimmel, Prompting Apologies and National Debate"

Jemele Hill, a former ESPN host, commented on the controversy involving Aaron Rodgers' remarks about Jimmy Kimmel on "The Pat McAfee Show," which airs on ESPN. Rodgers suggested Kimmel had ties to Jeffrey Epstein, leading Kimmel to threaten legal action. Hill discussed the potential repercussions for ESPN and Disney, considering both shows are under the Disney umbrella. Pat McAfee, who pays Rodgers to appear on his show, apologized for the incident, while ESPN declined to comment. The situation raises questions about the future of Rodgers' appearances and ESPN's handling of talent-related controversies.

via New York Post |
##aaronrodgers#controversy
entertainment-and-sports2 years ago

"Aaron Rodgers' Epstein Remarks Spark Controversy with ESPN and Jimmy Kimmel"

ESPN has declined to comment on whether it is reviewing Aaron Rodgers's role on the Pat McAfee Show after Rodgers made a potentially defamatory comment about Jimmy Kimmel, suggesting he might appear on Jeffrey Epstein's client list. Kimmel, who hosts a show on ABC, which is also owned by Disney like ESPN, has expressed his displeasure and may have raised the issue with Disney. The situation highlights internal tensions within the Disney corporation and could impact the professional relationships and hierarchy within the company.

via NBC Sports|
##aaronrodgers#defamation