The possibilities of Stephen A. Smith becoming the next president of the United States continue to increase after a new surprising betting market listed it as the favorite room to become a Democratic candidate.
ESPN's personality previously spoke his chances of running for the White House in an exclusive interview with Dailymail.com at the Super Bowl, and rumors have continued to turn in later weeks.
Now, in a new gambling market, it has been included as one of the favorites to be the nominee of the Democrats by 2028, only follows Gavin Newsom Josh Shapiro and Wes Moore.
Until Sunday morning, a $ 100 bet in Stephen. To win the race would beat you $ 1,241, and its chances of winning the nomination are now 7.26%.
Incredibly, Smith is currently linked to characters such as Pete Buttigieg, Gretchen Whitmer and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the market for the bet on the Kalshi prediction, while feeling above Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama, Mark Cuban, John Fetterman and JB Pritzker .
Speaking to Dailymail.com in New Orleans about his possibilities, Smith said: 'Assuming that I am fine, that I have a lot Man, we want you to run 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.
Stephen A. Smith is currently the favorite fourth to become the Democratic candidate for 2028
Smith currently has the same probability as Pete Buttigieg (L) and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (R)
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.
James Carville, who worked as the main strategist in Bill Clinton's winning campaign in 1992, recently issued a brutal verdict about Smith's possibilities to take the White House in a complaint in supplementation in his Podcast politiconalthough.
'When it comes to sports, I find it really insightful. When it comes to politics, he does not know his A ** from a hole in the ground, “Carville said.
'He is running his damn mouth on how he can have to run as a Democrat because there is nothing left of the Democratic Party, and they have no talent. Stephen A., are you giving me?
“Before starting to run your damn mouth, about politics, a topic that you really don't know, you must sit and think about it and call some people and run for them.”
Stephen A. soon replied, pointing out: 'Lord, does it have to be so rude? Drop the pumps F and leave like this. I know that is your nature, I understand. But let's say two can do that, you know. I mean, if you really wanted to stay raw, nobody hides from that.
Smith has shot James Carville for his recent demolition of the sports analyst
The political aspirations of the ESPN (R) personality were eviscerated by Pundit Carville (L)
'It could be so, but my mother told me to respect my elders. And you are 80 years old if I remember correctly. I am trying to be respectful, so I'm not going to get to you the way you approached me. I thought it was completely unnecessary.
'Religiously I say that I am not a political amateur. Religiously I say that I do not know policy like that. I read, I see the news, I am a conscientious observer. But I have to ask you a question Mr. James Carville, although rhetorically.
'You know you're talking to a voter, right? Could it be one of the reasons why everyone lost them? Just a thought. Because it sounds like one of those old Cascarrabias who want things to be as they used to be.
'And you are resentful, it houses a lot of animosity because they do not listen to you. That is not Stephen A. Smith Lord. That is that damn Democratic party I was talking about.