Dan Dakich: Stephen A. Smith has ‘become a useful idiot for the Republican Party’
"Media finds people they can use to put on shows. Someone who will give their side or know where they stand on an issue. He’s been brilliant."
"Media finds people they can use to put on shows. Someone who will give their side or know where they stand on an issue. He’s been brilliant."
"You can take those numbers and make them say whatever you want."
"Wasn't it Charles Barkley, who made news for years, talking about his aspiration to run for the governor of Alabama?"
"Nobody at ESPN is going to tell me what to say or do. Period."
"Men should not play sports against women. If anybody thinks that, I think they're stupid."
"He always was right down the middle of the fairway, 230 yards, nice and easy, hit the double, whatever you want to call it, and would never ... have a stance that went against the grain a little bit."
"He may be confusing somebody for somebody else."
""There isn’t a shred of truth to this B.S."
"He is the enemy of the ESPNers that are African American that are siding with Stephen A. Smith."
Harlan discussed the viral moment that caught him by surprise, offering insights into his spontaneous commentary.
"I’ve been biting my tongue on a lot of topics for three years."
"Whoever's doing their programming has got to be the stupidest, most boneheaded people in the world."
"Some expert says, ‘Well, she hasn't won a championship.’ If I ever see that guy, I’ll just punch him."
Sometimes the crying laughing emoji says it all.
"You know how when people go give speeches at colleges, people riot...I want to get to where people get mad if I’m giving a speech."
"Why am I always the guy, why am I always the guy, when he changes jobs, everybody says 'he got fired?' I don’t know"
"Today was Dan Dakich's last day with Radio One. We wish him well in their future endeavors"
"Once upon a time I saw the best in Dakich. I don’t see it anymore. His best is gone, replaced by the caricature he created and has become, though he’s in the process of erasing it, and himself, one appalling act at a time."
"I apologize for the "look" of posting Nick Bassett's picture without context..the context was/is to remind me to talk about his story on my show today when discussing the Iowa Purdue game."
Dakich's new show will debut next month.
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Dan Dakich has since deleted his Twitter account.