Bill Burr went on another classic comedic rant on Thursday after he saw a comment about Jon Gruden and the fallout from his email controversy earlier in the week.
Burr on his “Monday Morning” podcast was upset with a tweet from a “White female” who labeled the Super Bowl-winning former NFL coach as “mediocre.”
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Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden looks on against the Jacksonville Jaguars during the Raiders final game at the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum before relocating to Las Vegas for the 2020 season.
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“Which goes back to that bit I did a while back, how White women have divorced themselves of their own f—ing privilege. … If they were a White male they’d be running the planet,” Burr said, via Mediaite.
“To act like this guy is a mediocre coach is not the case. He’s one of the best coaches of his generation… Say what you want about the guy socially, but don’t come after his football record if you’re not a f—ing football person.”
Burr didn’t defend Gruden’s emails, but instead had an issue with so-called privileged White women.
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“I just cannot f—ing believe that White women have the f—ing nerve to sit there and go ‘classic mediocre f—ing White male.’ How many ladies’ nights did you go to where you didn’t have to pay a cover and somebody bought you a f—ing drink. The level of whining,” Burr said.
Bill Burr attends Closing Night Of 2021 Outfest Los Angeles LGBTQ Film Festival at The Orpheum Theatre on August 22, 2021 in Los Angeles, California.
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“Women of color I will listen to all f—-ng day long. But I always make sure that I remind those White ladies that you’re riding in the same chariot that I’m riding.”
Gruden stepped down as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after multiple reports showed he used racist remarks, homophobic comments and expressed misogynistic views in emails with former Washington Football Team president Bruce Allen while he was an ESPN commentator.
The emails were flagged as part of the NFL’s investigation into the Washington Football Team amid workplace misconduct allegations.
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden talks with quarterback Derek Carr (4) during the second half against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium.
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Gruden coached Sunday after the first email came out, but he didn’t make it through Monday night.
