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Fox News doesn't like Nike's Colin Kaepernick deal | Ok, Stop!
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9:02Now PlayingLovett or Leave It is a podcast and live show brought to you Crooked Media! This week on OK Stop, Fox News disapproves of Nike's Colin Kaepernick deal. What a shock. Certified baller Brock Gillespie explains why he thinks Nike should feature Jesus instead of Colin Kaepernick in their ads. We are joined by an all-star panel with Kara Brown, Josh Barro, and Emily Yoshida to break it down.
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