Former New York Yankees All-Star pitcher David Wells said “people are afraid” to speak out against “woke” culture.
“We need more guys to stand up and speak out,” Wells told Hannity. “You know me, I don’t have a filter. I don’t care. I speak what’s on my mind. If I am wrong, I will apologize.”
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“People are afraid,” he added.
Wells called out the influence of major corporations that have encouraged disrespect toward the United States military and the flag.
“Seeing all these companies go woke — it doesn’t belong in sports,” Wells said.
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Last weekend, while at the Yankees’s Old-Timers’ Day, Wells was spotted with his jersey’s Nike logo covered. When asked, he said: “I hate Nike! They’re woke!”
