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Stephen A. Smith tells 'The View' he saw Trump's win coming 'a mile away'
Stephen A. Smith said Thursday during an interview on "The View" that he was not surprised by the outcome of the 2024 presidential election and argued Kamala Harris did what she could.
President Stephen A. Smith? ESPN broadcaster would consider it if he could win.
ESPN broadcaster Stephen A. Smith isn't ruling out the idea of eventually running for president of the United States. Oh yes. Smith was asked on The View on Thursday the question that lots of influent
Hannity Assures Stephen A. Smith None of ‘The View’ Hosts Will Be ‘Taken Off’ Air Under Trump: ‘There’s Not Gonna Be Retribution’
Fox News host Sean Hannity assured ESPN host Stephen A. Smith that none of the co-hosts of The View would be "taken off" the air.
Stephen A. Smith Would Consider Run For President In 1 Circumstance
Over the past decade, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith has become as famous as any single person in the sports world for his hot takes, loud opinions, and at times blasphemous arguments. His stardom has now risen to a point where he's looked at not just for his sporting opinions, but his opinions on all walks of life, from politics to fitness.
Stephen A. Smith would consider presidential run with a caveat
The bombastic ESPN personality "would definitely consider" running for President of the United States, but it comes with a surprising twist. Oct 23, 2024: Stephen A. Smith on the ESPN "NBA Countdown Live" set at the Intuit Dome / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Get ...
Stephen A. Smith considers running for president
ESPN's marquee personality Stephen A. Smith told the women on "The View" that he would consider running for the highest office in the land
Stephen A. Smith would run for president on one condition
Introduced by Whoopi Goldberg as “ESPN host and political commentator,” Smith told the hosts of “The View” that he would “definitely consider” running for president if he thought he could win the office.
Stephen A. Smith says he’d consider a presidential run if he had a ‘legitimate shot’
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith said on Thursday he has no interest in running for public office and would only consider launching a campaign for president if he had a “legitimate shot” at winning.
Stephen A. Smith Was Asked On 'The View' If He'll Run For President
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith spent a lot of time in the past presidential election cycle talking politics and really investing himself into political discourse. But is he ready to make the Trump-esque leap of going from being an entertainer and businessman into running for the highest office in America?
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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith Makes Bold Accusation Following Election Results
While speaking about the election results on the Wednesday, Nov. 6 episode of his podcast, the ESPN commentator claimed that ...
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Stephen A. Smith Says He'd Run For President Under 1 Condition
Stephen A. Smith revealed that he isn’t ruling out a presidential ... I would definitely consider,” the ESPN ...
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith blasts Oprah and Michelle Obama in election post-mortem
Stephen A. Smith on Wednesday called out celebrity supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris, including Oprah Winfrey and ...
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ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith shares story of Tilman Fertitta’s frustration with Daryl Morey
On Wednesday’s First Take, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith shared an anecdote about why Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta wanted Daryl ...
Kevin Durant fires back at Stephen A. Smith over ESPN's personality's criticism
The response follows a clip that Smith posted October 24 to his social media in which he dismissed the Suns as legitimate ...
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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith explains how Cam Ward gives the Miami Hurricanes a built-in advantage with the playoff committee
The Miami Hurricanes found out where they stand as the jockeying for entry into the College Football Playoff plays out over ...
Stephen A. Smith Declares Cowboys Season Over For Frankly Ridiculous Reason
I mean, this Cowboys season is over,'' Stephen A. Smith barks. "It’s done. OK? They should take (off) the rest of the damn ...