During a press conference on Saturday, San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich didn’t mince words as he criticized Donald Trump, calling him “pathetic” and a “bully.” Popovich described the former president as a “small” and “damaged man,” and pointed out the hypocrisy of Republicans who support him despite knowing his flaws.
Popovich went on to say, “They’ve called him xenophobic, a religious bigot, a racist, unfit for office, on and on and on. Their words but they’re right there with him.” He expressed concern about the impact of Trump’s leadership on future generations, questioning whether those who support him realize the consequences.
Referring to Trump as the “biggest whiner who ever walked the face of the earth,” Popovich criticized his behavior, likening him to a fifth-grade bully. He highlighted Trump’s tendency to make excuses and continue to lie about the 2020 election results.
Popovich emphasized the importance of humility and grace in both victory and defeat, values he believes Trump lacks. He questioned whether Trump would be a suitable role model for children, especially in times of adversity.
In conclusion, Popovich urged people to reflect on the kind of example they want to set for future generations, emphasizing the importance of integrity and honesty in leadership.
You can watch the full press conference in the clip below.
