John Oliver Buys Airtime on Trinidad TV to Call out FIFA Executive
John Oliver has been one of the louder critics of soccer's governing body FIFA. His critiques of the organization began well before it was rocked by allegations of corruption.
But now he's taken his message straight to one of FIFAs executives caught in the scandal, Jack Warner, by doing the same thing he did and buying TV air time, in his home country of Trinidad, to plead for him to release incriminating documents.
"Release everything. Because here's my argument; Why the hell not. It's not like you aren't already in a lot of trouble," the late-night comedian petitioned. Oliver continued with one final plea, saying, "Release the documents. Mr. Warner and you may yet salvage your completely tattered reputation."
