Payton McNabb

That's your fault for pretending and staying in this lie.

And everyone else around you who continued to lie to you instead of telling you the truth.

And, you know, that's not love to me.

Loving isn't lying.

And...

I feel bad for him that he didn't have people that were willing to tell him what the truth was early on.

I mean, a grown man who is talking down on... I was 17 at the time when this happened to me, and I'm trying to live a normal life the best I can.

I'm very thankful and blessed to have come from the community that I came from, who my whole team, all the teams that I played, my officials, coaches, everyone knew what was going on with me, and they were very, very considerate on...

You know, if something happened to me, the whole game is stopping to see if I'm okay.

And that was a really dark time for me and my family and my community as a whole.

And something that I would never wish on anyone for them to go through.

And this grown man is getting on here and making like...

Making fun in light of my situation, I would never, I could never imagine my dad getting on online and on his show and saying that about a 17-year-old girl's injury.

Like, I genuinely can't think of that.

And he is so deranged and...

It's just so stupid to watch that.

I couldn't even watch that whole thing because when this all aired, it was kind of rough because I had just gotten back from the State of the Union, and I was getting attacked.

I had gotten attacked earlier on, but you know how it comes in waves and people don't really say anything for a little while, but I was getting really beat down.

I was having to stay with my sisters because...

in a different state because people were trying to find out where I lived.