Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy said Monday he recalled “a lively moment” offering to one of the men who were allegedly involved in the anti -Semitic sign of one of the company’s bars.

The sports media personality explained in a video the new twist that took place. A video of the sign that read “F — The Jews” appeared over social media over the weekend. Portnoy had said he would send the guilty to Auschwitz, the notorious concentration camp driven by the Nazis in Poland during World War II, to learn about the Holocaust against the Jews.

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Portnoy said he was talking to two of the men involved in the incident and that both of them “took accountability” for their actions this weekend. Portnoy said that a post from one of the men involved he identified as Mo Kahn, published a prolonged statement on his Instagram and said he had nothing to do with the incident.

The statement claimed that the alleged guilty “documented what took place as a citizen journalist” and added that since the video became viral, he stood “to serious threats to my safety, which has been overwhelming.”

The statement then added, “I discourage hatred in all its forms. I was raised to respect and be amicable with all people. I hope that honest and open dialogue can get out of this incident so we can tackle the deeper realities of the world we live in. With what I have learned (and will continue to learn), I hope to help create a more secure space.”

Portnoy said he called Khan after seeing the statement and that Khan told him he felt pressured to admit something he claimed he had no actual involvement in.

“I’m like,” Hi, one-hole, you f — ing uploaded this to Instagram, “he said.” Other people got it because you uploaded it to Instagram. You had a good laugh over it. ‘ And he’s like ‘No, it wasn’t me, I would never do that.’ And I’m like ‘Well, I’m getting a million DMs about you, including another anti -Semitic joke like six months ago.

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Portnoy said Khan would not explain the second alleged anti -Social social media posts and added that “maybe my parents can explain it.” The moment that Portnoy was confused.

“I’m like trying to make this a learning moment, throwing a lifeline for a child, and he’s like ‘Well, I was already suspended from Temple’ because you got a ‘F — The Jews’ sign of a bar and sent it on social media,’ said Portnoy.” What do you not get? Maybe if you learn a life lesson. Maybe if people see you go to Poland and look like you’ve changed you, this is coming behind you. ”

Portnoy made it clear that he will not send the man at all.

“F —, I’m sorry, man. I tried to throw you a lifeline and make something out of this, and now you’re a ‘citizen journalist’? You haven’t had anything to do with it? Buddy, you uploaded a video with a character ‘F — The Jews,’ Everyone laughed. ‘

Pakinomist Digital reached Khan via social media for comment. Some of his social media have been deleted.

Dave Portnoy does not think “punishment fits the crime” but explained that the Penn Entertainment leaders were deeply concerned about potential consequences. (Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images)

Philadelphia police said they collected information about the incident.