Jason Whitlock torches Ryan Clark’s teary ESPN exit: ‘He couldn’t stay in his lane’

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After Ryan Clark was fired from ESPN, he used the opportunity to portray himself as someone who stood on principle and represented his community. But BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock sees a different story and isn’t buying Clark’s latest teary appearance on “The Pivot Podcast.” “What I’m dealing with is, in truth, a first-world problem,” Clark said, before explaining that he represented the black community and “wouldn’t change anything.” “‘Cause that means the world to me,” he said through tears. “Fi

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