I have no brakes to pump. It’s not “baseless” given the quote you yourself provided. And I just brought up the general concern of asking people to volunteer, which often takes place in a busy place helping lots of people.
Maybe you don't know Broussard's history and how he's viewed in the profession. He's known as a hack/liar and has a history of hating and lying about Cuban and getting taken to the woodshed by Cuban. I thought Broussard must have one of his inside "scoops" fabrications about Cuban putting his employees in harms way by forcing them to work in soup kitchens to get paid. Broussard and you are just going off of Cuban's public comments the other day?
I mean everyone gets things wrong in journalism but no I'm not privy to some special reputation you claim he has among his peers, nor that he has some special hatred for Cuban such that he risks his professional reputation in order to slander him (if you seriously claim he outright lies). I'd like some links to that evidence.
You are privy to it. This isn't some special secret about Broussard. You have google.
I frankly don't care that much to google anything. I've seen the "sources" meme but I figured that was over one big rumor he got wrong; which, again, happens to everyone in journalism with the balls to put speculation that they're hearing, from whom they deem credible sources, out there.
We'll see exactly what "asking them to volunteer", which Cuban said himself, turns out to mean. And I didn't necessarily mean soup kitchens. It's just the first thing someone thinks of. I was making, again, the general point that you're usually interacting with many people in a large gathering when you volunteer. During a time in which we are being told to avoid as such as much as reasonably achievable; by the way, my hospital system has been telling all volunteers to not come in. If he's wrong, he's wrong; and at most overreacted to the initial quote.
