Trump third term? Cory Booker’s marathon speech, Newsom talks dem party toxicity, Nephew Josh joins
April 1, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn today's episode of The Stephen A. Smith Show, Stephen A discusses Donald Trump discussing a potential third term, what that means and his thoughts. He then discusses Senator Cory Booker's marathon speech (spoiler: it is GOOD) and Gavin Newsom calling the Democratic Party toxic.
Then, Stephen A sits down with actor Jay Ellis to talk NBA, his show Running Point, and more.
We close the show with an appearance from Nephew Josh to answer some fan questions and one from...Dwyane Wade?
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