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Only a few days into her new position as host to NBC’s TODAY show, Megyn Kelly had an embracing encounter with actress Jane Fonda. Fonda and Reobert Redford appeared on Megyn Kelly Today show to discuss their new movie. Our Souls at Night. And the interview got awkward as Kelly started to ask the actors about their ages. “You’ve been an example to everyone in how to age beautifully and with strength and unapologetically,” Kelly told Fonda. “You admit you’ve had work done, which I think is to your credit. But you look amazing … I read that you said you’re not proud to admit you’ve had work done. Why not?” Fonda was surprised by the question and need it few seconds before she answered. “We really want to talk about that now?” she said. Kelly responded, “Well one of the things people think about when they look at you is how amazing you look.” “Well, thanks. Good attitude, good posture. I take care of myself,” Fonda said and turned to Redford to change the subject. “But let me te...

While the NFL players were stealing the spotlight with their disgraceful actions Sunday and Monday night, one player has decided to give back to others. Deshaun Jackson, a Texans rookie quarterback, decided to donate his whole first NFL paycheck to three workers in NGR Stadium’s cafeteria whose homes have been destroyed by the flood that Hurricane Harvey left behind. He said:  “For what you all do for us every day and never complain, I really appreciate you all, so I wanted to give my first game check to y’all to help y’all out in some type of way. Here you guys go.” Watson makes $465,000 per year, and the check he donated to the women was $27,353. Watson divided his paycheck into three separate checks and wrapped them as a gift, then went to the cafeteria and gave them to the three women.  “Hopefully, that’s good and that can get you back on your feet. And anything else y’all need, I’m always here to help.” Watson now has a lot of money, but that wasn’t the case when he ...

Following President Trump’s statement condemning the disrespectful players who protested the national anthem, over 30 Denver Broncos players protested the anthem as well as a response to his comments. Adam Gotsis, one of the payers, explained his reasons for doing so:  “I’m doing it for freedom of speech. If anyone wants to exercise their freedom through their actions, it shouldn’t matter. They’re standing up for something that they believe in. I love my brothers. I believe in what they believe in.” As it turns out the Broncos owners don’t support the players who want to disrespect the American flag by kneeling during the national anthem. Surprisingly, the Broncos issued a statement announcing that the whole team will no longer protest the anthem because of a new policy, starting Sunday the team will be standing during the anthem, here is the statement via Twitter: “ Last week, members of our team joined their brothers around the NFL in a powerful display of unity. It was an e...

The American patriots are standing for what they believe. Boycott the NFL is a Facebook page created by patriots, and has more than 50,000 people following it, they are calling for a boycott on November 12-13, which is the Veterans Day weekend. “We will be not be watching or listening to NFL games on November 12 in solidarity with veterans around the country, as football players have continued to disrespect the national anthem, the American flag and everything our nation stands for,” it is written on the page. They are expecting to gather 100,000 members by the Nov 11 th . Gold Star mother Rose Warnsing stands with them. “I refuse to watch or spend any of my money supporting a bunch of prima donna millionaires that dance on my son’s grave,” she said. “My son, along with thousands upon thousands, have truly sacrificed all so these boys could play a game in the greatest country of them all. I support the right to protest but not their disrespect for the country my son gave...

The smoke is still swirling around the NFL’s dumpster fire because of its latest spate of anti-American protests. This time one of the nation’s oldest clothing makers has announced that it is dropping its NFL sponsorship. “Hardwick Clothing, America’s oldest suit maker, is through dealing with the National Football League.” The company’s CEO, Cleveland businessman Allan Jones, blasted the League’s “unpatriotic behavior” and directed his advertising firm to pull ads for his companies during NFL games, The Chattanoogan reported. “Effective immediately, please remove all commercials for Check into Cash, Buy Here Pay Here USA, or U.S. Money Shops from airing during NFL games this entire season,” Jones, who is also the CEO of the payday lending chain Check Into Cash, said Tuesday in a statement. “Our companies will not condone in any form the unpatriotic behavior demonstrated by the NFL.” The Cleveland-based company was founded in 1880, according to its Twitter account @HardwickClot...

Country Music Legend Charlie Daniels, who’s a Tennessee Titans season-ticket holder, said this week that he “will not stand by and see America insulted and belittled.” The Tennessee Titans stayed in the locker room during Sunday’s national anthem. Check it out: “I love the Titans, but I love America more, and I will not stand by and see America insulted and belittled,” said on the Big D & Bubba radio show. Daniels said he recognizes that the players have a right to protest, but he thinks they can find a more respectful way to do so. “You take a bunch of guys who make…a million dollars a year that can’t find something good about this country to celebrate when they’re playing the National Anthem? I don’t understand it,” Daniels said. “People say they have a right to do it, I know they have a right to do it. They also got a right to do a lot of things they never would dream of doing.” Daniels elaborated on his stance in a social media post: To Stand or No...

The billionaire owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers has posted an open letter telling fans he is upset at them for being unhappy with the team’s national anthem protest last Sunday. Steelers president Art Rooney II was apparently alarmed at fans burning their jerseys and so tried his hand at explaining away what his team did. During the NFL’s Week 3 game between the Pittsburg Kneelers… er, I mean Steelers… and the Chicago Bears, the Pittsburghers decided not to take the filed to stand for the national anthem. One player defied the team’s decision to avoid standing for the anthem, but it quickly emerged that coach Mike Tomlin was furious that the player took the field and stood for the anthem. Many fans were not amused by their team’s stance against the anthem and in the days after the game fans began posting videos of themselves burning their Steelers merchandise. The whole mess has apparently angered Rooney who has now put out a letter to fans telling them t...