Jimmy The Greek Firing 1988 - Brent Musburger Commentary - THE NFL TODAY

Brent Musburger, during The NFL Today's NFC Championship pre-game(Minnesota vs. Washington), gives a short commentary on the Jimmy the Greek incident.

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[20carrocks]

The early days of this over-sensitive PC movement. But Al Sharpton and the black racists can say whatever the hell they want.

[TrevorKingKwong]

I doubt Jimmy the Greek was even racist.

[a1cjlock]

Stephen A Smith of ESPN said that he didn't think Jimmy should've gotten fired and I agree with him wholeheartedly. Although what he said in a inebriated state was racist, Jimmy was clearly not a bigoted and his public apology was truly genuine. Very unfortunate.

[GemCan78]

@metathus1488 You are exactly right...when will Whites realize, that the Zionists are the greatest threat to the survival of the entire White Race.?

[stsr23]

Jimmy "the Greek" didn't say anthing that wasn't true. I don't play the PC game. I say whatever I want if it needs to be said.

What would happen if a network called one of their black announcers........

Michael "the black" ??????

[A2G84]

Chris Rock said the exact same thing in his HBO stand up special that Jimmy the Greek got fired for (that blacks dominate sports because of how they were bred during slavery), and everyone thought it was hilarious. And true.

[RayQuattro]

Jimmy the Greek should have never been fired, period.

[metathus1488]

@mmcckkgg Haha, I laugh at how weak minded you are.

[mmcckkgg]

I thought I would miss CBS doing the NFC when FOX got them but there is not one color man on any network who does football like Troy Aikman. and Moose Johnston is a close second. and no, I am not a Cowboy fan. not even close.

[mmcckkgg]

@metathus1488 shut the f*ck up you anti-semite schbahg

[hermmmc]

If a person says something out of ignorance does it make it racist? I've no doubt that Jimmy the Greek actually believed what he said, as offensive as that may be to a lot of people. Wouldn't sitting the man down and giving him a history lesson, rather than taking his job away from him, served the man a lot better?

[SirReal1958]

If a history teacher made these comments in a classroom, that person would recognized as teaching students about the ACTUAL slavery days in 1800's America. But when a sports commentator mentions the same topic in a restaurant, his employer fires him. The USA "NEEDS" to get back to being a "tell it like it is" society and flush this Political Correctness down the toilet where it belongs.