Jason Whitlock
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Jay Z & Bad Bunny Broke the Super Bowl -- Now ESPN Is Purging Its House | Ep 1204
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1:36:51Now PlayingESPN layoffs are a purge — and it's about the Super Bowl, not race. Jason Whitlock breaks down the ESPN purge: Ryan Clark, Cam Newton, and others are pushed out while Stephen A. Smith is de-emphasized as ESPN protects its first Super Bowl. Everyone screaming "racism" is missing it. This was economic. ESPN married the NFL, watched the Jay-Z and Bad Bunny halftime era bleed the ratings, and started cleaning house. From the 2020 George Floyd-inspired surge to today's crackdown, Whitlock connects eight years of dots — and delivers the biblical warning about the golden calf ESPN is betting its soul on.
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