What might seem like fleeting gossip has transformed into movement with some real momentum.
It all began when ESPN's Stephen A. Smith sparked rumors that he could run for president in 2028.
“Want to run your part to the office?” The CNBC host asked Smith in a recent interview.
“I don't say that. One thing I don't want to do is run for the office. I don't mind being in the office, but running for that is a problem. I'm not one of the guys who are good at waving and kissing babies.
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“I'm not a bee food, it's not me, so I don't want to curry favors. Well, if you tell me, I can bypass all of that and I'm for the president's argument You can go to that stage of national television and oppose some of the people I saw, you name the time and place, and I've said I've continued.
“You tell me I can catapult to the White House, and I am in a position to affect the lives of millions not only in the US but also millions of people around the world. You can be, yeah, that's something I am happy with,” he added.
“Fearless” Jason Whitlock believes Smith is doing something.
“The sense of right he wants to be open about it.'” Whitlock laughs.
“If I don't need to get it, I hope I can get the nomination in the way Kamala Harris got the nomination,” he continues. “She didn't have to win the primary. She's anointed that position, so he basically says, “Hey, we're already established in the Democratic party, we're customised. We abandon the tradition of democracy, and just set up someone as our candidate.”
“It's an incredible, bold, lack of self-awareness, and it's something Democrats have established,” he adds.
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