Jon Voight Says No to $100 Million Sponsorship from Primanti Bros Over ‘Woke’ Agenda

In a truly bizarre twist of sandwich-related drama, Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight has made headlines for turning down an eye-popping $100 million sponsorship deal from Primanti Bros., the beloved Pittsburgh institution known for its iconic sandwiches piled high with French fries. But it wasn’t the carbs or the calories that made Voight walk away—it was something far more sinister in his eyes: wokeness.

Voight, whose support for conservative causes has earned him a spot in the hearts of right-wing fans everywhere, publicly rejected the deal after accusing Primanti Bros. of embracing “woke culture,” a move that he believes has tainted the once-hallowed sandwich chain.

I never thought I’d see the day when even a place like Primanti Bros. would bow down to the woke mob,” Voight said in a fiery video posted to his social media accounts. “They offered me $100 million, fries and all, but no amount of money is worth my principles. They’ve gone woke, and I can’t support that.”

Primanti Bros. had reportedly approached Voight with the lucrative sponsorship deal, which included not only a $100 million payday but also a lifetime supply of their famous sandwiches. On paper, it seemed like an offer that any self-respecting celebrity—or hungry person—would be crazy to refuse. But Voight, known for his no-nonsense approach to politics and life, saw right through what he called “woke pandering.”