Posted on 06/23/2020 7:53:43 PM PDT by kevcol
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace appeared on Don Lemon’s CNN show on June 23, the same day the FBI determined he was not a victim of a hate crime. NASCAR officials said they found a noose hanging from his garage stall at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama on June 21. It was the first time Wallace spoke out since the FBI determined the noose had been hanging in the garage since last fall.
“I’m pissed. I’m mad because people were trying to test my character and person I am,” Wallace told Lemon. “They’re not stealing that from me but they’re trying to test that.”
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He retold the story about when he heard about a noose being found in his garage. The information was relayed to him by NASCAR owner Steve Phelps, who had tears in his eyes and tears rolling down his face. Phelps said a hate crime was committed and Wallace was afraid for his family. “I was taken back,” he said.
“I never seen the noose. I never reported it,” Wallace said.
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Wallace said the rope that was found in his garage wasn’t a garage pull that he had ever seen before.
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Exactly.
Bubba Smollet and his momma just crapped in Bubba’s fuel tank! I don’t care because I don’t care if NASCAR survives after the cowardly pandering they’ve done to appease this racist POS! I don’t know what’s worse....trying to erase history or pandering to those who don’t have a gripe in the world except what white liberals tell them!!
No noose is good noose.
It will be covered tomorrow in the noosepaper.
The pride of Tuscanoosea.
Nothing left to noose.
NOOSECAR.
Very good!.....applauding here
Yes, it is funny. In the interview with Lemon he makes the lame excuse that “people would just photo-shop it if I showed a picture of it.” (paraphrasing)
As if most people today can’t sort out original material from photo-shopped material on the internet.
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