It was started by the Florida Republican Representative. Byron Donalds, NFL president Roger Goodell on Wednesday, asked, “What’s the point of continuing this?” He was in the House committee session when he asked. and blow up listening as a waste of time.
While Commanders owner Dan Snyder refused to appear before the House Oversight and Reform Committee, NFL chairman Roger Goodell emerged and set out to explain the league’s steps to Congress in response to allegations of sexual misconduct within the Washington Commanders organization.
Command owner Daniel Snyder was accused of sexually abusing a team employee in April 2009. This was just one of the many claims about problems at the football club. Snyder denied the allegations, but the team eventually agreed to pay $1.6 million in damages for the claims.
The NFL launched an internal investigation into the allegations earlier this year, and Goodell told committee members Wednesday that it has taken several steps to rectify the situation. He added that there are no longer “toxic” workplaces in the team offices.
Immediately after Goodell’s opening comments, Donalds, a conservative Black House member from Florida’s 19th district, interrupted the presidential official by asking why a trial had so many other important things to learn, plus the NFL seems to have it. It is discussed.
Things are getting weaker: After Roger Goodell finished his keynote, Rep. Florida Republican Byron Donalds interrupted, saying the entire trial was a waste of time.
“You can hammer anything you want, but I don’t care.”
– Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) June 22, 2022
After Goodell’s keynote, Rep. He got in quickly. Donalds had a Republican time before the “Council investigation issue”. Carolyn Maloney (D, NY) will end her appearance as chair of the hearing.
Florida Representative later noted. The law states that House committee hearings must focus on the “legitimate work of Congress” and, in his view, the internal affairs of the NFL have nothing to do with Congress.
“How does the continuation of this trial really relate to a legal act of Congress?” Donald thought.
He went on to talk about many other issues that were more important than the NFL, including record high inflation, record high gas prices, a completely vulnerable border, the fentanyl crisis and other issues.
Maloney later tried to kill him, saying he didn’t propose “any question for parliamentary inquiry”, but Donalds achieved his goal and said, “You can hammer anything you want, but I don’t care. What’s the point of the continuation, Mr. President? It’s a parliamentary inquiry.” He asked again how it helped the legitimate work of .
Source: Breitbart
