Once his friends, President Donald Trump and the owner of the New England patriots, Robert Kraft, are expected at the Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans on Sunday.
However, a meeting may be out of discussion, since Kraft, 83, admits that he has not spoken with the 78 -year Trump since the president's supporters infiltrated in Congress on January 6, 2021.
“I was very annoying (with) what happened on January 6,” Kraft told Fox News. 'And I haven't talked to (Trump) since then'.
The multimillionaire executive director of the Kraft group and the Democrats for a long time did not expand his response.
The new widower recalled a moving phone call he received from Trump when Kraft's first wife, Myra, died of ovarian cancer in 2011.
“Donald Trump became a social friend in the early 90s, when he went to Florida,” Kraft said. “And then, when my wife … died 13 years ago, he was one of the four or five people who approached me and it was very pleasant.”
Robert Kraft and his wife Dana Blumberg attend Michael Rubin's Fanatics 2025 Super Bowl Party
The owner of the New England patriots, Robert Kraft, on the right, listens while President Donald Trump speaks during a ceremony at the South Finse of the White House in Washington, on April 19, 2017
Pro-Trump protesters assault in the United States Capitol during clashes with the Police, during a concentration to challenge the certification of the results of the presidential elections of the United States by the United States Congress for the Congress of the Congress of the USA.
Kraft was so moved so much for the gesture that he later donated $ 1 million to Trump's first opening fund, which raised a $ 107 million record in January 2017. However, Kraft did not seem to donate to the opening fund this year, although Trump still He managed to raise a new $ 170 million record anyway.
Now, however, Kraft looks back in his donation with a little struggle.
'The only donation I gave to him was that he called me when he was chosen, and I made a strong donation to his inauguration. I couldn't believe it, “he told Fox.” It was like someone who was a brother of drunk fraternity became president of the United States. “
As for Tom Brady, a Trump's unique golf friend, Kraft continued to support the incursion of the Patriots' legend in the announcer's cabin.
Brady has faced some criticism during the first season of his treatment of 10 years and $ 375 million with Fox Sports, but Kraft continues to support his friend and former employee.
“I think the way in which the nuances of the game has presented, the things that fans would never see, are really special and unique, and Fox was brilliant to attract him,” Kraft said.
Brady will call his first Super Bowl on Sunday when the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles face the Superdome in New Orleans.
Tom Brady will call his first Super Bowl on Sunday when the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles face the Superdome in New Orleans
Although Kraft did not articulate his specific complaints with Trump during January 6, the 47th President has faced considerable criticism for the 2021 disturbances and their management of the convicted participants.
Trump began his second term with sweeping pardons to the more than 1,500 people accused of the effort convicted of canceling the presidential elections of 2020, including those arrested for violent attacks against the police. More than 100 officers were injured that day and a Trump supporter, Ashli Babbitt, was shot dead by the authorities.
Since their release from the prison, some defendants of January 6 have issued threats to the authorities who worked to condemn them.
'We will never forget, we will never forgive. You can't get rid of us, '' he wrote a chapter of California of the proud children of the extreme right on social networks.
Enrique Tarrio, the former fraud children leader, whose 22 -year sentence for seditious conspiracy charges was discarded by Trump, threatened the terms of the prison for prosecutors in a recent interview with Alex Jones.
“People who did this need to feel the heat,” said Tarrio. “We need to find them and put them behind bars for what they did.”