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Paul Finebaum says ESPN banned him from shows after telling OutKick he might run for office

Paul Finebaum confirms ESPN sidelined him after his OutKick interview about running for Alabama Senate as a Republican and voting for Trump.

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Paul Finebaum says ESPN banned him from shows after telling OutKick he might run for office
Paul Finebaum confirms ESPN sidelined him after his OutKick interview about running for Alabama Senate as a Republican and voting for Trump.
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