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Coronavirus update, Sage Steele tees off on ESPN, NFL crowds, Hawley & Toomey on Outkick
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July 22, 2020
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21:20Now PlayingOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared the most recent and underreported positive news on the coronavirus front.
Clay Travis continued by discussing Sage Steele and her position on ESPN’s left-wing political positions as chronicled by the Wall Street Journal and Jason’ Whitlock’s article on Outkick. “I want to applaud Sage Steele for coming out and saying that ESPN has embraced far-left wing politics so much that her voice can no longer be heard. I encourage all of you to go read Jason Whitlock’s fascinating piece about her on Outkick.”
Clay Travis then applauded the Atlanta Falcons and Green Bay Packers deciding to welcome fans in the 2020 season. “The Falcons joined the Packers by announcing they will have 10-20K fans per home game this season. While that’s basically a Falcons crowd anyway, it is good news for the NFL.”
Clay Travis also commented on senators Hawley and Toomey and their appearance on Clay Travis’ radio show. “This morning I had Senators Hawley and Toomey on my radio show and they were outstanding. We now have the biggest sports talk radio show in the country and I want to thank all of you for spreading the word to your friends and family.” said Travis.
Clay Travis concluded by sharing the fate of the homeless Toronto Blue Jays, taking the initiative to roll out the red carpet and invite the displaced baseball team to his home town of Nashville.
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