Coronavirus update, Tua pro day, 17 million unemployed
April 9, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared his daily coronavirus update focusing on the latest positive news and trends on the topic. The USA, Italy, Germany, and Spain are all experiencing a decline in new cases since each nation suffered its peak.
Clay Travis also discussed how the virus is impacting unemployment in the United States with now 17 million Americans suffering from unemployment.
Clay Travis went on to discuss how the pandemic is affecting sports, with ESPN running an article with a poll asking its viewers whether or not they would attend a sporting event without vaccines. Their poll results showed of 762 people, 72% said they would not attend. Clay then ran the same poll question on his Twitter feed, @ClayTravis, and found that 25,000 voted and 80% said they would attend a game without vaccines.
Clay Travis then commented on Tua Tagovailoa’s pro day today, with Trent Dilfer telling Clay it was the best pro day performance by a college quarterback he had seen in nine years.
Finally, Clay Travis shared Donald Trump’s entertaining response to a question about Joe Exotic during his press conference on Wednesday.
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