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Herschel Walker: I Know Donald Trump. He's Not a Racist.

Herschel Walker: I Know Donald Trump. He's Not a Racist.

"I'm not an actor, a singer, or a politician," Herschel Walker explained right off the bat during his RNC speech Monday night. The former NFL player and current co-chair of the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition prefers to be identified as "a father, a man of faith, and a very good judge of character."

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"I've known Donald Trump for 37 years," he explained. 

At a football stadium or in a boardroom, Walker says that Trump proved himself to be a man of character.

"He taught me that your family should be your top priority. I watched him treat janitors, security guards, and waiters, the same way he would treat a VIP. He made them feel special because he knew they were. He understands that they are the people who make this country run."

Walker also recalled a fun anecdote about Disney World that viewers found highly entertaining.

"So there he was, in a business suit on the Small World ride," Walker said, grinning. "That was something to see. It just showed you what a caring, loving father he is."

One thing President Trump is not? A racist, Walker emphatically said. 

"I take it as a personal insult that people would think I had a 37-year friendship with a racist. People who think that don't know what they're talking about."

Walker grew up in the Deep South. He knows what racism looks like.
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"I know what it is. And it isn't Donald Trump."

Sadly, intolerant folks on social media couldn't handle a talented and sincere black man who is supporting President Trump. The cruel phrase "Uncle Tom" was trending as Walker spoke.

Walker "prays" that President Trump will get four more years.

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