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OBJ idiocy, Tony Romo, Bernie vs Warren, impeachment

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January 16, 2020

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On today’s Outkick the Coverage, Clay Travis commented on OBJ and his decision to hand LSU football players stacks of cash on the field following LSU’s national championship win over Clemson. “O’Dell Beckham Junior is an idiot,” said Travis.

Clay Travis then shared that Tony Romo is going to receive $10 to $14 million per year to join ESPN as their top NFL announcer. Clay went on to say Romo was worthy of the contract and he is in favor of everyone getting the opportunity to see an increase in salary.

Clay Travis then discussed the impeachment farce that continues to drag on. It is Clay’s opinion that it is a complete waste of time and money.

Finally, Clay Travis concluded with his commentary on the battle between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, with things getting ugly between the two of them. Elizabeth Warren’s “Hail Mary” is her attempt to call Bernie a sexist. The primary, added Travis, is now a two-man race between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.

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Coverage Clay TravisClemson ODell Beckham JuniorTravis Clay TravisTony RomoClay TravisFinally Clay TravisBernie SandersElizabeth Warren

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