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Dan Le Batard falsely claims that ESPN only hires and pays white people

Dan Le Batard accused ESPN of paying too many white people, but his argument omits Stephen A. Smith's $100 million deal and other key details.

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Dan Le Batard falsely claims that ESPN only hires and pays white people
Dan Le Batard accused ESPN of paying too many white people, but his argument omits Stephen A. Smith's $100 million deal and other key details.
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