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    Stephen A Smith, calls out Donald Trump for sleeping at the game: “The brother wasn't awake. If it was that important for you to be there, why did you look like you were asleep? Didn't you call out former President Joe Biden, 'Sleepy Joe'? Well, what should we call you?”
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    Stephen A Smith, calls out Donald Trump for sleeping at the game: “The brother wasn’t awake. If it was that important for you to be there, why did you look like you were asleep? Didn’t you call out former President Joe Biden, ‘Sleepy Joe’? Well, what should we call you?”


    Stephen A Smith, calls out Donald Trump for sleeping at the game: “The brother wasn’t awake. If it was that important for you to be there, why did you look like you were asleep? Didn’t you call out former President Joe Biden, ‘Sleepy Joe’? Well, what should we call you?”



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    1. Positive_Lychee_7736 on

      I literally don’t care about anything Stephen a says, cause I know he doesn’t actually believe in anything

    4. bigyittiezz on

      Let’s ALSO talk about Stephen A Smith playing solitaire on his phone during games he’s supposed to be commentating on

    5. OneWildAndCrazyGuy17 on

      I am surprised he was allowed to say that on the main espn network and not just his podcast.

    6. NomNom83WasTaken on

      This clip might just reach some people who have been very busy 🙈🙉 in their echo chamber and desperately trying to ignore Trump’s faults.

    8. No-Signature8815 on

      Stephen A was an opportunist when the the Republicans were up, let him roll in Donnie’s diarrhea.

    15. Ahambone on

      Unless he’s shitting on Jason Whitlock, do yourself a favor and mute this man

    16. _allycat on

      The barricade was announced to be approximately from West 30th to West 35th between 8th ave and 6th ave. But from what I personally saw and what others reported was some version of a barricade (some areas off and on and some let pedestrians through only) including both blocked street traffic and pedestrian traffic that went from about 30-39th st between 9th and 1st ave. That is basically edge to edge in Manhattan and about 1/3rd of all of Midtown. During rush hour on a week day with the most heavily barricaded area containing the busiest train station in the western hemisphere. Transportation traffic aside, it also displaced somewhere around 7,000 people with paid tickets who were supposed to go to a watch party outside of MSG. And allllll the revenue loss by businesses in this area from people not being able to get to them.