Stephen A. Smith Makes Shocking Statement on 2028 Presidential Run
The news you did not realize you needed is here: Stephen A. Smith is no longer ruling out a 2028 presidential run.

The news you did not realize you needed is here: Stephen A. Smith is no longer ruling out a 2028 presidential run.
Stephen A. Smith thinks former President Barack Obama would have difficulty beating President Trump in a hypothetical third-term matchup.
ESPNs Stephen A. Smith took a swipe at California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom for refusing to do his podcast.
ESPN’s Monica McNutt believes Caitlin Clark is popular because she appeals to Midwestern white people.
Stephen A. Smith is taking aim at left-wing MSNBC for claiming he is a MAGA propagandist and is clapping back at the network’s minions.
Stephen A Smith is again responding to Lakers star LeBron James in the continuing saga of the two’s March 5 confrontation.
College athletics has become a booming business for athletes in the name, image, and likeness (NIL) era, and former NFL great JJ Watt wants to see the NCAA change its tune.
Former NFL QB Robert Griffin III received a furious backlash on X on Thursday after saying that MLB legend Jackie Robinson’s breaking of the color barrier was not “political.”
The oft-reported rumors that ESPN would purchase NFL Media have taken a turn for the serious, as details of the proposed purchase suggest the deal may be imminent and historic.
No one has talked more about Stephen A. Smith running for president than Stephen A. Smith. Now, the ESPN talker is “laughing” at the idea.
Jets star Mark Gastineau is suing ESPN and accusing the network of unfairly playing up a video showing his dustup with legend Brett Favre.
Stephen A. Smith has dropped his conciliatory tone following his confrontation with LeBron James and is now calling the NBA superstar’s behavior “weak” and “bullsh*t.”
ESPN talker Stephen A. Smith continues to be the most vocal person supposedly not running for the Democrat 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. He told late-night host Jimmy Fallon that the Democrats lack a “national voice,” which has triggered his rise among Democrat candidates.
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith appeared on The View on Tuesday, but they may be more careful about which questions they ask him the next time they have him on.
Stephen A. Smith insists he’s not running for president and isn’t even qualified to run, but if he did, he says he would “beat” any other Democrat in the 2028 field.
Keith Olbermann, perhaps the most fired man in American media history, is calling for ESPN to fire Pat McAfee after the host and WWE analyst called Canada a “terrible country” over the weekend.
Penn Entertainment CEO Jay Snowden has a dire prediction for ESPN Bet and its future place in the booming sports betting market.
Stephen A. Smith is tired of hearing Democrats mention January 6, and on a recent episode of his podcast, the Stephen A. Smith Show, he let House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D, NY) know about it.
Even as Pres. Trump’s presidency is only a month old, there is already speculation about who could take the reins of the sinking Democrats
Do not criticize ESPN hot-take artist Stephen A. Smith’s political acumen, or he will call you names.
Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner Rob Manfred took a parting shot at ESPN while announcing the end of the media rights deal between MLB and ESPN at the end of the 2025 season.
ESPN host Molly Qerim suggested there is hypocrisy in how fighting is commonly accepted as a part of hockey yet looked down upon and heavily punished in other sports.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smtih’s latest foray into politics has upset veteran politico James Carville.
ESPN hot-taker Stephen A. Smith blasted LeBron James for “selfishly” depriving another player of an All-Star Game roster spot and ruining the game’s once-famous Slam Dunk Contest.
For someone who says he’s not running for the Democratic nomination in 2028, ESPN host Stephen A. Smith spends a lot of time discussing the Democratic nominees in 2028.
The 2028 presidential election season is far, far away. Yet, Stephen A. Smith, ESPN’s notorious hot-take artist, has already decided whether he will run.
ESPN chief hot-take dispenser Stephen A. Smith has mused about possibly running for office after a poll revealed he trailed former Democrat Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz by only one percentage point among Democrats.
NFL Hall of Famer and ESPN analyst Randy Moss made his long-awaited return to the Sunday NFL Countdown set as he continues to battle cancer.
An ESPN women’s sports analyst decried President Trump’s executive order banning trans athletes as “disgusting” before asking a father of female athletes what threat “transgirls” post his daughter’s ability to play.
President Donald Trump’s plan for the U.S. to take control of Gaza has met resistance from an unexpected source, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith.
ESPN faced extreme online ridicule Wednesday after they posted the announcement of President Trump’s executive order banning trans athletes from women’s sports without using the words “men” and “boys.”
Stephen A. Smith makes millions of dollars and gets to talk about sports all day but after a poll showing him only one point behind former Vice Presidential Nominee Tim Walz, the ESPN talker is considering a career change.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith expressed concern over the pushback against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).
President Trump made a surprise appearance during the national championship game between Notre Dame and Ohio State Monday night. In a rousing halftime video message, he told viewers, “We’re going to make America great again.”
ESPN took much heat for not airing the national anthem before the Sugar Bowl game between Notre Dame and Georgia following the New Year’s Day terror attack in New Orleans.
Regarding Monday night’s national championship game between Notre Dame and Ohio State, viewers will get the national anthem and much more.
During an ESPN Bet segment on Monday night, Jason Kelce revealed that he did not do his homework when it came to his prop bet advice.
Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman delivered the perfect response to a race-baiting question from ESPN’s Molly McGrath.
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith says he’s “heartbroken” over the sexual harassment allegations against his former co-host Skip Bayless and says the charges don’t sync with what he knows of Bayless.
ESPN has been taking heat on social media for skipping a moment of silence during the Sugar Bowl broadcast.
ESPN First Take host Shannon Sharpe was not amused at all by fellow ESPNer Kirk Herbstreit’s rib-jabbing over Sharpe’s failed prediction that Ohio State would fire coach Ryan Day.