This was an op-ed piece, right? So she’s claiming to tell the truth, to what extent was there an investigation done? Remember they definitely wrote the headline, which was a major consequential aspect of this case.

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This is an intriguing financial decision. … I am all in favor of guys, and girls, making as much money in our industry as they possible can, i’m not sure there has ever been a more over-paid member of the sports media in the history of sports on television than Michelle Beadle.

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Before they pay anybody else, before they pay for all of the facility. Before they pay for anything, they have to get to $14.6 million in advertising revenue just to justify being able to make $100,000 on this show, there are going to be a lot of ESPN employees that watch this show and they’re going to sit around and say: ‘Wait a minute. They fired hundreds of people at this company. How many of them could they have kept and let Michelle Beadle go?’.

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These are some of the craziest salaries I’ve ever seen. by Clay Travis

These are some of the craziest salaries I’ve ever seen.

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I’ve never heard so much of an obsession about how much a man weighs, when Hillary Clinton’s weight came out, if everybody was like, ‘ Man, Hillary Clinton is... fat. There is no way that Hillary Clinton actually weighs what the doctor said Hillary Clinton weighed, ’ the media would have lost their collective -- d damned minds.

If ‘The Rock’ had come out and made that joke, [Smith] ain’t walking up on the stage and open-hand slapping ‘The Rock,’.

There probably is a claim against the Washington Post.

If you're a left-winger, which most ESPN employees are, the idea of comparing Chinese genocide to American controversial political issues seems like an equivalent position. It is not, there is no equivalent position in the United States to Chinese government-sponsored genocide. It is insane that anyone could think to make that case.

ESPN is so proud of them that they're sharing the clip themselves with all of their audience, it's next level stupidity, first of all, to compare Chinese genocide with American voting rights ID laws. But it's also making me wonder, with all that Disney has connection-wise with China, are they trying to curry favor with China by spreading Chinese talking points propaganda to the American sporting fan? It just blows my mind.

There is a mom revolution and it is going to overwhelm everything. … Suburban moms, moms with kids in school, they have had enough, they’re furious over the fact that schools never opened back up. They’re educated on the fact that many of these masking requirements are total crap.

Colin Kaepernick should be ashamed of Colin Kaepernick.

Even people who are defending Colin Kaepernick are looking around like' man, you are an imbecile and anyone at this point, who defended Colin Kaepernick has to feel like they were used.

We are starting off with the biggest game of them all on opening weekend in college football, the Georgia-Clemson game. Then on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Texas is joining the SEC and they’re getting an early preview of that on the road in Fayetteville, Arkansas and then we’re going down to Gainesville, Florida for Alabama against Florida.

Fox News is going to be a part of this, we’re going to do ‘Fox Friends’ hits on Saturday and we’re going to be telling people after the first three weeks where we are going on your show every Wednesday morning during the fall.

All of these areas Joe Biden is already failing in -- this further undercuts the idea of ‘expertise’ in his administration across the board -- if they could be this wrong about Afghanistan.

I feel bad for all these people walking around in masks engaging in cosmetic theater thinking that they are making a difference against COVID – they aren't, here's the truth, our kids – under 25 years old -- one in a million chance that they are going to die of COVID. They are more likely to be struck by lightning … they are more likely to die of the seasonal flu.

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