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The article “How did the different networks handle Trump’s comments during NFL Sunday?” by Richard Deitsch shows a great job of showing each news report point of view. It showed tons of information about the players reactions and also the news reporter's reaction too. ESPN aired it by trying to have the main points covered for the nation, and it lasted an hour to figure out the plan of airing it. It is arduous to try and pick the perfect points from the individual's reaction to Trump’s comments. ESPN almost showed everything that had happened. I agree with Ryan and his comment about Trump. Ryan had put his trust in him, and it feels like Trump stabbed him in the back. I feel that Trump is losing his mind and should be careful think before he
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