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CNN anchor Pamela Brown is offering up a story about Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers that will surely affect whether or not independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. chooses him as his running mate.
Rumors have spread for days that RFK, Jr. has decided on his pick for vice president. He declared he would make the official announcement in Oakland, California on March 26. Two names have surfaced — Aaron Rodgers and former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura.
It sounds like Kennedy is leaning toward Rodgers. Yesterday on Fox News Channel he pointed out that Rodgers is only 40 years old and could potentially pull in younger voters and other independents. Ventura is 72. Kennedy is 70.
With all the talk of Rodgers, CNN anchor Pamela Brown weighed in with a story about him. She said she introduced herself to Rodgers in 2013 at the Kentucky Derby.
CNN reporter Pamela Brown detailed an interaction she had with Rodgers in 2013. Brown recalled introducing herself to Rodgers while she was covering the Kentucky Derby for the news network. After learning she was a reporter, Rodgers began “attacking the news media for covering up important stories,” Brown and coauthor CNN anchor Jake Tapper wrote in an article Wednesday. Rodgers then claimed the Sandy Hook attack was an inside job orchestrated by the government.
Brown said she questioned Rodgers and asked him to present evidence the massacre — one of the worst mass shootings in American history — was staged.
“Rodgers began sharing various theories that have been disproven numerous times,” Brown’s story with Tapper read.
Hmm. Now why would Pamela Brown suddenly disclose this private conversation — not an interview — from 2013 that no one else can verify? It’s a random story meant to interfere in a vice presidential selection, as I see it.
Brown’s article also included another anonymous story.
