President Donald Trump's plan to control Gaza satisfies resistance from an unexpected source, Stephen A. Smith of ESPN.
Oddly, ESPN's Hot Taker took time away from Super Bowl Week and the surge in NBA trade activities, addressing an undefined, fully detailed vision of involvement in Gaza.
However, despite limited knowledge of Jam-Packed Sports Week and the president's intentions, Smith blasted the idea for Wednesday's edition. Stephen A. Smith Shaw “It's totally ridiculous.”
“It sounded like he was about to build a Trump casino, a Trump hotel or another hell he had come up with,” Smith said. “It was totally ridiculous, so I'm going to say it simple and simple now.”
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Smith admitted that Middle Eastern policies were not his “lane,” but believed that Trump's statement justified his analysis.
“But when I saw this president speak last night, it made me incredibly unsettled, as if he was in the process of promoting a business contract, when my antennae rose. Smith said. “You don't have a business doing it.
“Do you understand how the Gaza Strip was destroyed? Do you understand what that part of this world looks like now after Hamas invaded Israel? [Do] Do you have any ideas? Have you seen the video? Have you seen the remains? It has shrunk into a tiled rub. the [uninhabitable] Right now. And I get that part, but don't even start saying it's irresponsible to get out there and say they should just leave. ”
