Kraft also was asked about how he feels now about “Deflategate,” the controversy in which Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was accused of deliberately underinflating footballs during the 2014-2015 playoff season.
“I don’t hold grudges but I never forget,” Kraft responded. “Sometimes people mess up at when they’re doing their jobs, but it most organizations people make bad decisions. I’m about the present and the future.”
“We were unfairly punished but we wound up winning the Super Bowl.”
Sorrell also asked about Kraft’s thoughts on FBI director James Comey’s firing. Kraft dodged on that one, but had some words of support for his friend President Trump’s economic plan for the US.
“His economic plan if executed well, will be excellent for America and the Western world,” Kraft said. We have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. Two to five trillion dollars is parked outside of America, he has a plan to bring that money back and put it into manufacturing jobs. It could be a great uplift for the economy.”
Kraft who recalled a time when money was tight in his home and even a season ticket was a luxury.
“One of my big concerns is people like ourselves have done well, but working class people have not. It behooves us to get government working together to take care of them and get them the proper healthcare.”
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