Cari Champion

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43 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 1 Jul

Cari Champion’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Warriors said, if we had an invite, we're not going to the White House.
LeBron, you called the president a bum.
How do you describe the climate for an athlete with a platform nowadays that want to talk about what's happening in our world?
But it's also scary because I shouldn't be numb to your racist comments.
I felt like once we got in the car, LeBron was very clear that he wanted to state a message.
And I don't know if that was because he felt like he was the one that was going to deliver the message and that wasn't necessarily Katie's area because it has not been his situation.
It's not his.
Kevin Durant isn't known for being the person who wants to speak out.
But I remember LeBron felt very, very intentional.
And he could see that both KD and I were very intrigued on his thoughts about the political process and what was going on in this country and how it found its way to intersect with culture and sports.
I remember distinctly Kevin Durant even asking him questions like, wow, you know, that's interesting that that's your point of view.
I think LeBron came to play in terms of, I'm just going to lay it all out on the line.
I've already said what I've said before.
What I'm saying isn't new.
Water is wet.
Sky is blue.
So when we walked away, I was like, we have something so special.
What we have seen is an athlete, a generational athlete, and others would say arguably the best to ever do it, speak unapologetically about being a black man in this country, being a black person in this country and what it means and the cost that comes with that.
he was very clear about, I'm a rich black man, but I live in Brentwood and they let me know that I'm still black, no matter how much money I make, no matter how successful I am, I understand that I am a black man at the end of the day, first and foremost.
And so when we left,
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