ESPN's Molly Qerim says Trump racist for serving fast food, Jalen Hurts

Clay Travis discussed ESPN host Molly Qerim’s recent comment that serving fast food to football players, who happen to be black, and white, is racist. Clay facetiously said “there is nothing more racist than giving football players Big Macs from McDonald’s.”

The “woke meter,” says Clay Travis, is off the charts today.

Clay Travis pointed out that most teams who visit the White House are not fed. President Trump decided to personally purchase fast food for the entire Clemson football team and coaching staff to honor Clemson’s National Championship.

Clay Travis said he would have never considered it racist if President Clinton, or President Obama, or President Trump had given him fast food. Especially when he was a college student.

Clay Travis said that the hamburger and pizza, probably the most American foods in American culture, are being identified as racist by ESPN host Molly Qerim.

Molly Qerim has become the “wokest” ESPN host of all time. Molly has won the woke Olympics.

She now sits on the iron throne of inclusiveness.

Clay said he now is hosting “Woke Wednesday” where the current Woke Champion will be recognized on the Woke Wednesday scoreboard.

Clay sarcastically thanked Molly Qerim for recognizing how a free hamburger could easily slide down the slippery sloped of racism. A free hamburger and free pizza could easily turn into slavery.

According to Clay Travis, quarterback Jalen Hurts is going to Oklahoma from Alabama. Jalen Hurts graduated from the University of Alabama and is now eligible to transfer as long Nick Saban approves the transfer from the Alabama Crimson Tide to the Oklahoma Sooners. Nick Saban has agreed to the transfer.

Clay Travis discussed how the University of Oklahoma Sooners head coach Lincoln Riley, on the other hand, has blocked a transfer request from Oklahoma graduate quarterback Austin Kendall from Oklahoma to West Virginia even though he has graduated from the University of Oklahoma. Oklahoma Sooners head coach Lincoln Riley has also blocked Clay Travis on Twitter because Clay Travis pointed out the hypocrisy of blocking the transfer of Oklahoma graduate Austin Kendall while reaping the benefits of receiving Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Jalen Hurts to Alabama.

Clay Travis is preparing for his trip to the Super Bowl in Atlanta. Outkick VIPs will be eligible to meet Clay Travis while he is in Atlanta and will received an autographed copy of his book, Republicans Buy Sneakers Too. Clay Travis will be airing Outkick the Show from Atlanta during Super Bowl week.

Clay Travis makes a point that he is indeed a celebrity, not one who covers celebrities, and should not be receiving a press pass to cover the Foo Fighters concert during Super Bowl week, but should be one of the celebrities being covered by other media outlets. Clay Travis also mentioned that, in addition to having great hair, has Direct TV in his beach house in Florida.

Clay Travis also mentioned how he is on a gambling roll, and was eager to endorse the Tennessee Volunteers basketball team and has identified them as a complete team without flaws. Barring injury, Clay said, they should be a number one seed going into March Madness.