Stephen A. Smith has described Donald Trump a 'pain in the A **' since his return to the White House and has caused a possible presidential offer in 2028.
The ESPN star also promised that it beat 'all the candidates' and revealed what could happen to him to apply for a position in an extensive interview with Dailymail.com In New Orleans ahead of the Super Bowl.
A recent survey revealed that Smith would receive more support than several renowned democratic presidential applicants in the next elections of the Nation.
The sports analyst has not avoided delivering the daring political shots after Trump's emphatic victory over Kamala Harris in the surveys last November.
As a result of their hot shots, which have become viral, Smith has generated much support for a possible presidential offer.
In recent weeks, Smith surprised Bill Maher's audience with his blunt verdict about why Trump won a second mandate in the White House, and admitted why he feels like a “damn fool” for supporting Harris.
Stephen A. Smith left the door open for a possible offer for the presidency on Wednesday
The ESPN star described Donald Trump 'a pain in the A **', but he agreed with some of his policies
And, although he has done the possibility of running for a position, Smith left the door open for a possible presidential race in 2028.
When asked what he will do in four years, Smith said: 'I will still be doing sports, but also my voice will not fade from the political landscape.
“You know, instead of talking that I is an elected official or a corridor for the president of the United States, how about someone with a voice as strong as Sean Hannity, as strong as Mark Levin's, As strong as Rachel Maddow.
Because that is more plausible. However, I will confess, as I said, I don't feel like doing this, but assuming that I'm fine, I have a lot of money, and money is no longer a concern if the American people came to me and looked at me and said “I, man , we want you to postulate for a position “, and I had a legitimate opportunity to win the presidency of the United States, I will not lie. I will think about that.
But I have to have my money. I will not go to the White House that broke. I'm not going to do that. I have to have my money. I have to have my home. I have to have my financial situation completely. I have no concerns if that happens to me.
'If they told me that I had a legitimate shot and in good faith to win the presidency of the United States of America, I would entertain it.
'Because the part that I am not joking is that I think I could overcome all the candidates in that survey. Each candidate they mentioned, from Kamala Harris to (Pete) Buttigieg and Tim Walz. I would hit them all. I believe that. I really do it.
Smith's statements occur after John McLaughlin, who was Trump's main pollster, conducted a national survey of 1,000 general electoral voters last month.
Smith has more support than several renowned Democratic presidential applicants, said a survey.
Voters were asked who would vote if the 2028 Democratic primaries will be held today
Among the questions he asked was: “Think of the 2028 Democratic elections for the president, if those elections were held today among the following candidates, who would he vote for?”
Two percent said they would choose ESPN Star Smith. That is more than people like Beto O'Rourke, who ran for the nomination in 2020, and JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois (both one percent).
Surprisingly, Smith surveyed only one percentage point behind Tim Walz, the Harris vice presidential team, and the governor of Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro.
Harris was overwhelmingly option 1, with a third of voters (33 percent) saying that they would vice president, despite his defeat by Trump in November.
When asked what has done with Trump's first weeks at the White House, Smith said he agreed with the president on the issue of transgender athletes in women's sports, but that he was “suspicious” about Elon Musk.
He added: 'Oh, it has been a pain in the A **. There is no doubt about it. I don't like some of the things I've seen.
'They do not get badly, I agree with their executive order today especially the transgender problem with sports, because I do not believe that people born male who pass to women should compete in women's sports. But that does not mean that you want transgeans or anyone from a LGBTQ+ community to condemn in ostracism in some way.
'I suspect about Elon Musk. He is not an elected official. It has not been confirmed. Then, to give him this type of power, where he has access to the treasure, when he looks checks and has access to people's financial portfolios, I had a problem with that.
Smith is confident that he could beat Democratic duo Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in a contest
'However, we have had some criminals in our country for quite some time that have been stealing the American people of their money. And if this guy will expose them, I am depressed for that.
'Do you see the difference? That is a perfect example of what I am talking about. I do not feel comfortable that it is that guy, but I feel comfortable with what Donald Trump is trying to do when it comes to exposing the criminals who have taken money from the taxpayers.
'So again, there is a medium. It is not very left, to the right, it is none. It is somewhere in the middle. And I get proud to be the centrist and approach the center as much as possible, because everything in life when you are talking about peace, there is never peace when one side or another get everything they want.
'There is peace when there is commitment and everyone accepts commitment. That is the type of person that would be, whether an elected official or not.