Rodgers responds to CNN report that he shared false Sandy Hook conspiracies in private conversations
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CNN By Aaron Pellish, CNN (CNN) — NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers responded on Thursday to CNN reporting that he shared in private conversations false conspiracy theories about the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting.
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New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Thursday responded to a CNN report that he cast doubt on the veracity of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary massacre that resulted in the deaths of 20 children and six adults.
CNN By Aaron Pellish, CNN (CNN) — NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers responded on Thursday to CNN reporting that he shared in private conversations false conspiracy theories about the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting.
Aaron Rodgers has released a statement denying that he believed the 2012 Sandy Hook mass shooting was a conspiracy, shortly after CNN shared a report alleging that he was pushing theories in private.
The New York Jets quarterback said Thursday the mass shooting "was an absolute tragedy" following a CNN report that he claimed the Sandy Hook massacre was an inside job by the government.
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