President Donald Trump has a lot of bigger fish to fry and a lot of bigger issues to attend to than allegations of entertainers allegedly paid by Kamala Harris to promote her, at least this is how analyst Stephen A. Smith sees the matter.
In one of the recent episodes of “The Stephen A. Smith Show,” the ESPN analyst got honest about the recent issue raised by President Donald Trump on alleged activities by his former opponent Kamala Harris, allegedly paying entertainers to promote her.
“Here’s the deal. Couple of things to point out,” Smith began his commentary. “First of all, I want to say this. I think calling for an investigation is a bit extreme just because somebody says something negatively about you, Mr. President. I think you got bigger fish to fry and more important more important things to matter. You still got the tariff war going on.”
“I know there’s a 90-day reprieve with you and China, I get that part. Ukraine and Russia are calling for an immediate ceasefire according to you. Still important matters. The Israeli Hamas conflict, what’s happening to folks, the Palestinian women and children, and stuff like tha,t and you having to resolve that issue. We get all that. There’s a lot of stuff to deal with, man.”
However, the issue of an entertainer getting paid to promote Kamala Harris is not up there on the biggest issues, as Smith believed.
“This ain’t that important. So, using the word investigation and saying that you’re going to call for it is a bit extreme, and dare I say dictatorial and unnecessary. Period.”
“Having said that, let me articulate that I don’t disagree with President Trump about everything he said. I do think there’s something to be said about going outside of this country and speaking about this country and its present administration that way. Let other people say that.”
Donald Trump Calls for Investigations into Celebrity Endorsements of Kamala Harris
Ahead of a crucial meeting with Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump took to Truth Social in the early hours of the morning to launch a series of accusations against Bruce Springsteen, Beyoncé, Oprah Winfrey, and Bono.
He claimed, without evidence, that these celebrities were paid to endorse Kamala Harris during the 2024 presidential election, suggesting that such payments amounted to illegal campaign contributions.
Trump’s frustration with celebrity critics has been ongoing, but his latest remarks signal a more aggressive approach to silencing opposition. He alleged that Beyoncé received $11 million for a brief appearance supporting Harris, though no proof has been provided.
Whether his call for investigations leads to actual legal action remains uncertain, but Donald Trump’s approach to handling dissent remains a point of contention in American politics.
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