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Sage Steele Exposes ESPN’s Ban on Forbidden COVID Vaccine Questions

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4 weeks ago

April 7, 2024

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Sage Steele Exposes ESPN’s Ban on Forbidden COVID Vaccine Questions

STEELE: “I had to lie a lot about things that I didn’t agree with that we were doing on the air.”

CARLSON: “Like, tell me.”

STEELE: “Well, to not be able to ask specific questions about, you know, when we had athletes all of a sudden collapse. Lebron’s son, it’s a fair question to ask if he had had the vaccine.”

CARLSON: “He’s a young man.”

STEELE: “Yes, healthy as possible. That’s one example. But to not be able to go there and ask the questions.”

CARLSON: “They wouldn’t let you ask?”

STEELE: “Oh, no, And it wasn’t just me. It was other pieces that were done on ‘Outside the Lines’ about it. But to me, I don’t care if you’re LeBron’s son, or if you’re my neighbor … if an 18-year-old kid is suddenly collapsing … like, any potential reason for this sudden collapse, you’re going to ask as a journalist. I’m not saying it was the vax because I don’t know. I’m not a doctor. I get it. But we must ask this question. But those questions were absolutely not allowed, and they were never asked on the network.”

CARLSON: “I mean, I believe you and I have certainly seen a lot of that working in the media, but you got to wonder about the motive. I mean, why would ESPN want to run cover for Pfizer? Like, why do they care? But they do care so much.”

STEELE: “I don’t know. Pfizer, Moderna, J&J, CDC, Fauci. Like, it goes deep, right?”

CARLSON: “It goes very deep. It’s just —”

STEELE: “Disney, though. And I mean, I think we have to remember who runs ESPN.”