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this dude is blatantly guilty, sidestepping questions and all that, even in the phone convo.
Clemens: YOUTUBE response (12.26.07), 60 Minutes interview (01.06.08), press conference (01.07.08)
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hows he gonna not answer the question about people who use roids being cheaters
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I cant stand to watch this....its obvious he is lying
And his lawyer looks like a crook.
And his lawyer looks like a crook.
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Clemens: Can I drink my water? There I swallowed it.
Media & Me:
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My question is, why the "F" would you need to be injected with B-12 in the butt when you can take them in pills?
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Aren't lie dectector tests like 98% right?
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i am PISSED im at work missin this.
KEEP ME UPDATED
KEEP ME UPDATED
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The convo sounds like Clemens told McNamee before the convo to not say anything stupid over the phone just to keep his rep up.
I still believe McNamee.
why the hell would Clemens tell McNamee not to say anything stupid? It's every man for himself at this point, no more making deals with enemy
If McNamee is lying he goes to jail...
but hold the phone, Clemens said he won't take a lie detector test?
clemens said he was angry in his youtube video...
he didn't seem angry in that convo
well Clemens just bodied that reporterhe's angry now.
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YOU KNOW HE'S GUILTY NOW!! ROFL
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This dude is a jerk
talkin about do i keep spending money for court
MAN YOU JUST MADE LIKE 20 MILLION FOR 4 MONTHS!
talkin about do i keep spending money for court
MAN YOU JUST MADE LIKE 20 MILLION FOR 4 MONTHS!
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guys lawyer needs to step back... lookin like a child with his daddy standing in front of the principle
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clemens looks foolish.
give him the barry bonds treatment. he deserves it.
give him the barry bonds treatment. he deserves it.
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Yea he def. deserves the Barry Bonds treatment.
He just left cause the heat was getting to him.
He just left cause the heat was getting to him.
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and I repeat ROGER CLEMENS IS MAD DOGGIE!!!!!!!
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Brian Never said that he lied. IMO he's telling the truth because I guarantee that the feds told him that if he lied to them they were going to throw himin jail. I doubt he was trying to take Roger down but he felt like he had no choice. Ie.. the part of the convo when he talks about how things may have beendifferent if he were lawyered up.
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Canseco doesn't know everything. Canseco isn't the God of steroids. Anybody can pick up a stack, learn online, and start using. And for highprofile athletes, there are plenty of places for them to go to either get educated or have somebody do it for them without somebody like Canseco knowing.
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I thought this was an interesting exchange:
*not word for word*
reporter: "Were there representatives there when you had this conversation with McNamee on Friday?"
the lawyer: "Yes, I was there and some others."
My question: why?
Why would you need lawyers there if you're telling the truth?
Look, I've never killed anyone. I've never thought about killing anyone. I've never came close to killing anyone.
Why would a I need a lawyer present for me to answer questions about all that? The only reason you need a lawyer there is to make sure say the right things.
Well, if you're telling the truth, why do you ned someone there to guide/watch your words?
And this today (which was covered last night in the CBS 60 Minutes interview:
reporter: "Do you think there should be a consequence for people who take HGH?"
Roider: "I think it's a self-inflicted consequence."
So basically, he just said that he doesn't think there should be a penalty for cheating. Hmmmm...
And then when asked if he would call Andy a cheater:
reporter: "Do you think Andy Pettitte is a cheater?"
Roider: "Andy's my friend; I'm not passing judgment on him."
Followed by this, out of nowhere:
"Can I drink water? Is that o.k.? *takes a gulp* *swallows the water* And... I can swallow. Thank you."
It was like dude was mad that Andy was brought up, like Andy hasn't already admitted to using HGH.
*not word for word*
reporter: "Were there representatives there when you had this conversation with McNamee on Friday?"
the lawyer: "Yes, I was there and some others."
My question: why?
Why would you need lawyers there if you're telling the truth?
Look, I've never killed anyone. I've never thought about killing anyone. I've never came close to killing anyone.
Why would a I need a lawyer present for me to answer questions about all that? The only reason you need a lawyer there is to make sure say the right things.
Well, if you're telling the truth, why do you ned someone there to guide/watch your words?
And this today (which was covered last night in the CBS 60 Minutes interview:
reporter: "Do you think there should be a consequence for people who take HGH?"
Roider: "I think it's a self-inflicted consequence."
So basically, he just said that he doesn't think there should be a penalty for cheating. Hmmmm...
And then when asked if he would call Andy a cheater:
reporter: "Do you think Andy Pettitte is a cheater?"
Roider: "Andy's my friend; I'm not passing judgment on him."
Followed by this, out of nowhere:
"Can I drink water? Is that o.k.? *takes a gulp* *swallows the water* And... I can swallow. Thank you."
It was like dude was mad that Andy was brought up, like Andy hasn't already admitted to using HGH.
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not a good look from Roger it sounds like.
Barry is somewhere bout to break out some Cubans.
Barry is somewhere bout to break out some Cubans.
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So true
One thing I thought was interesting was the phoneconversation was when Rodger said "I want the truth to come out." McNameee says something to the effect of "It is what it is, I cant doanything about it" .......but when he is trying to say that, and as soon as he starts to say "It is what it.." ...Rodger just starts talkingover him, almost like he doesn't want that to be recorded.
Also McNamee never strays from what he said while on the phone....meanwhile Rodger is dodging questions like a 3rd grader out on the playground.
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"Can I drink water? Is that o.k.? *takes a gulp* *swallows the water* And... I can swallow. Thank you.*
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"I think its a self-imposed sentence."
Thats practically a blatant admission of guilt
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How dare people accuse Roger of lying?
He's as innocent as a newborn....
He's as innocent as a newborn....
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When you inject something into your body it goes directly to the blood stream, therefore working faster. As for the pills, your body only absorbs about1%-2% of it, so when you inject the vitamin it makes it more potent.
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BINGO!!!!
Brian kept saying, "Tell me what do you want to do?" i.e. Do you want me to lie for you?
That tape made Roger look even more suspicious.
Dude is grasping for straws.