Yes, that’s what we’re talking about. Question is, what was on the sign that got taken away from him? Who was the sign for? The people in the room or the people watching them watch the game?
I don't think there was anything to see there. Goldfinger sure didn't put much protest, and I'm not sure it was even his sign. The sign was between the seats, and the guy next to goldfinger just handed it over to someone off camera.
It would have been interesting if it could have been read just to see what it really said.
The sign may have been belonged to someone that had been sitting there before goldfinger took the seat.
He actually was upset. You can see him bring the sign and set it between the seats. Then someone off camera asks for it and the other guy grabs it and gives it to the person off camera. Goldfinger then sighs and looks at that person like "seriously man".
I think they probably had a no personalized signs policy, blanket rule. If he wanted to send out a message he would have acted with more discretion at setup and intensity at presentation.
Good catch and now Herridge! I think the rally today is going to be big!
Just getting over pneumonia so I must be denser than normal... what am I missing about the sign?
An army guy sits down next to a navy guy... guessing the army had something bad to say about the navy?
Or did I miss something
Read the captions at the top of the video, they’re at Gitmo, so is Catherine herridge.
I remember seeing that during the game... go NAVY...
I thought ya'll were talking about the sign the army guy brought in... and the navy guy got rid of it... which offended the army guy.
Yes, that’s what we’re talking about. Question is, what was on the sign that got taken away from him? Who was the sign for? The people in the room or the people watching them watch the game?
It's a football game... so I'm guessing it was a smart ass ARMY cut against the NAVY... which is just dumb btw ;)
That’s always a possibility.
IKR? We all know "Haze gray and underway, the Navy way is the only way."
I don't think there was anything to see there. Goldfinger sure didn't put much protest, and I'm not sure it was even his sign. The sign was between the seats, and the guy next to goldfinger just handed it over to someone off camera.
It would have been interesting if it could have been read just to see what it really said.
The sign may have been belonged to someone that had been sitting there before goldfinger took the seat.
He seemed upset when it was taken away.
He wasn't very upset. In the next second he was cheering on the game.
He actually was upset. You can see him bring the sign and set it between the seats. Then someone off camera asks for it and the other guy grabs it and gives it to the person off camera. Goldfinger then sighs and looks at that person like "seriously man".
I think they probably had a no personalized signs policy, blanket rule. If he wanted to send out a message he would have acted with more discretion at setup and intensity at presentation.
And Dan Scavino talking about pens - Catherine and you highlighters.
https://x.com/DanScavino/status/1881108289221808529