Speaker 1: We got to say congratulations again to South Carolina's women's
Speaker 1: basketball team for winning the national championship title. Yeah, head
Speaker 1: coach John Staley became the first black coach to win
Speaker 1: three Division I titles, doing all with an undefeated season.
Speaker 1: I might add during the game, we all noticed how
Speaker 1: much the media loved talking about Caitlin Clark and the
Speaker 1: Iowa Hawkeyes. Actor Samuel L. Jackson wrote on social media,
Speaker 1: it is okay to talk about the team that's winning too.
Speaker 1: That's all right too, you know. In addition, CNN charged
Speaker 1: they changed the picture from their lead sports story showing
Speaker 1: Caitlin Clark to the South Carolina players after fans call
Speaker 1: them out for posting a picture of the losers instead
Speaker 1: of the winners. Clark has undoubtedly been one of the
Speaker 1: biggest stars in women's college basketball for the past year. However,
Speaker 1: when it's South Carolina not Iowa, winning the national championship,
Speaker 1: it makes sense to want ESPN, CNN, and other media
Speaker 1: outlets to focus more on the undefeated game Cocks there,
Speaker 1: you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that would be I mean, you know, look,
Speaker 2: I got the contribution that Caitlyn made to the game undeniable.
Speaker 2: I got all that, but I also understand that them
Speaker 2: game Cocks went undefeated under this year undefeated game and
Speaker 2: won the whole title. Do you know the pressure that is?
Speaker 2: Man and Don Staley's reaction after the game when she
Speaker 2: just broke down when they was trying to interview her
Speaker 2: because her sister was a lot on her. Man and
Speaker 2: then even in her graciousness with her acceptance speech while
Speaker 2: she was up on the stand, she thanked Caitlyn Clark
Speaker 2: for all she's done for the sport. I mean, you
Speaker 2: know what it is too now. You know, she did
Speaker 2: some stuff that hadn't been done before, and you know
Speaker 2: over the way over there at iowhen it did a
Speaker 2: lot for the game. That's good, you know, And she'll
Speaker 2: go to the next level and she'll be great. There'll
Speaker 2: be an adjustment, there'll be an adjustment, and then she'll
Speaker 2: be great. But there's gonna be an adjustment because when
Speaker 2: you go to the WNBA, everybody good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your own women over there. Yeah, everybody got shot,
Speaker 3: everybody good.
Speaker 2: And really the number one three point shooter in the
Speaker 2: country was the girl from South Carolina. Yep, but she
Speaker 2: ain't getting anybody mentioned that she's the number one three
Speaker 2: point shooter in the country and that girl played for
Speaker 2: South Carolina. They ain't mention that, you know, But you
Speaker 2: can't expect one person to carry a whole league because
Speaker 2: she's gonna play on one team and she gonna play
Speaker 2: one game at a time. The rest of the league
Speaker 2: flourishes and they've been around for a while now. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I will say this though, women, I'm talking to women.
Speaker 3: You have to be more supportive of women's sport. Yeah. Man,
Speaker 3: these these arenas should.
Speaker 2: Be full, they should that should be fully I.
Speaker 3: Don't think Houston even has a team anymore.
Speaker 1: You had the comments then the NBA we used to
Speaker 1: be world champions in that one away.
Speaker 3: But you're right about that. Let's support women's sports.
Speaker 1: And there's something with the pay the thesparit.
Speaker 2: Yes, well yeah, if you can't feel the stands up
Speaker 2: where they're gonna get you this money from see and
Speaker 2: then if you don't feel the stands up and you
Speaker 2: don't get the viewership, who's gonna advertise? So you see,
Speaker 2: it's women have a responsibility to each other now because.
Speaker 3: Y'all got daughters playing sports.
Speaker 2: Y'all got daughters that's got to come up and beat greatness.
Speaker 1: And we need the men to to support just like
Speaker 1: women support myths.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, so both right, right, let's do it. Would
Speaker 3: you say, Steve, that's.
Speaker 2: Really on women. Sorry, it's really no, I'm telling you
Speaker 2: the truth. No, it's really on women. You ain't got
Speaker 2: to ask men to support sports. That's what we do.
Speaker 3: Support women's sports.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, but you have to support women's sports because
Speaker 2: it's women sports.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I bet there was more men watching the women's n
Speaker 2: c a A than than it was women.
Speaker 3: That You're right, probably because we do sports now. We
Speaker 3: watched it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because in a minute we're finish, be in the world.
Speaker 2: Hurt because the NBA Finals is gonna be over with
Speaker 2: the minute. Darts we're playing. Darts were hard to watch that.
Speaker 2: Damn baseball. There's another pitch file ball. Yeah, man, they
Speaker 2: ain't even excited to be there. Border battling out hard
Speaker 2: counties now too. And one Hey did you see the
Speaker 2: other day? No?
Speaker 1: Hey man, Hey, so Steve, did you sping of did
Speaker 1: you see did you see Terrence Howard's recent interview about
Speaker 1: his lawsuit against CAAA Creative Arts and Agency over his
Speaker 1: Empire TV show salary. Terrence said he was underpaid for
Speaker 1: his role as Lucia's Lyons take a listen as he
Speaker 1: compares his salary to the cast of the TV show
Speaker 1: Big Bang Theory.
Speaker 4: Creative Artists Agency, they represented me. They also represented some
Speaker 4: of the people from Big Bang Theory. They also did
Speaker 4: the deal with Fox. My show was with Fox, and
Speaker 4: people in Big Bang was with Fox. We had twenty
Speaker 4: eight million viewers. They had eleven million viewers. They were
Speaker 4: getting two million dollars down there, three million dollars an episode.
Speaker 4: Those white kids that had no name recognition, no Oscar nominations,
Speaker 4: none of that.
Speaker 3: We have twenty eight million.
Speaker 4: Viewers and these Steve jokers are paying me three hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty five thousand dollars an episode.
Speaker 3: He right, He's one hundred percent correct. Here is what
Speaker 3: they're going.
Speaker 2: To say to Terrence Howard as a gentleman told me
Speaker 2: who I won't say his name because I promised him
Speaker 2: I wouldn't, but he told me executive he was a
Speaker 2: president of a network. He said, the reason blacks can't
Speaker 2: get paid is because blacks are paid from the multicultural
Speaker 2: budgeting dollars in all of these different ad campaigns, and
Speaker 2: so you will never be paid what the white counterparts
Speaker 2: are paid.
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