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Aaron Rodgers recently appeared on a podcast where he decided to clear the air about numerous topics from over the years. The countless soundbites from the interview have been view millions of times already. However, what he said about President Donald Trump especially caught the eye of not only NFL fans, but those who follow politics. Here are the details. Also Read: Watch: Josh Jacobs’ Entire Trial Recorded From Phone Behind Him, Details Exposed Aaron Rodgers Rips Donald Trump And His Promises Aaron Rodgers is known for his strong opinions, and he recently declared Donald Trump’s MAGA movement dead while also bringing up former President Barack Obama, COVID-19, and Colin Kaepernick. Cam Heyward, who hosts Not Just Football, had a lengthy rant with Rodgers during his appearance. “There is no MAGA movement; there is no ‘Make America Great Again’ movement because the guy you elected hasn’t done any of his campaign promises,” he said, before later criticizing Obama and his failed promises. “When Obama was president, everybody’s like, ‘Oh, there’s gonna be hope and change for a better world.’ Has anything in the Black community gotten significantly better? Is anybody better off? Did the Affordable Care Act make a major difference in the world besides being an extra tax for the rich?” Rodgers doesn’t appear to like either president before seemingly alluding to Dr. Anthony Fauci and the COVID-19 pandemic, calling the former an “old bag of bones.” He appears to believe that the pandemic was a “multi-trillion-dollar worldwide” experiment conducted “to see how much they can control us.” Here is the video: Aaron Rodgers, holding nothing back, explains why he doesn’t trust anyone in government — right or left — and believes it’s all a sham. “There is no MAGA movement. The guy you elected hasn’t done any of his campaign promises. … When Obama was president, it was, ‘There will be… https://t.co/co9U4xt1ve pic.twitter.com/N6c8IiA8WK — Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) September 10, 2026 Rodgers also suggested politics are just a “crazy set-up.” He used the quote: “If voting actually mattered, you wouldn’t be allowed to do it.” The Steelers quarterback believes we should be skeptical of what politicians say. As a result of his opinion on the COVID-19 vaccine, he believes he’ll get flak from non-NFC North fans who don’t like him. In the end, Rodgers will keep speaking his own truth. The episode began with Rodgers being asked about being a polarizing figure in the NFL. At the time, he even praised Kaepernick for protesting the National Anthem, calling him “one of the 64 best quarterbacks in the league”.