Clay Travis

I think ESPN did a really good documentary on this case.

One of the spokespeople for the Duke lacrosse team, one of the players,

came out and said, I believe the phrase was, there was a series of fantastic lies when they arraigned them at the courtroom.

I mean, they were as outspoken as they could possibly be.

It's one of the greatest miscarriages of justice ever.

And what I would say in general is, if a story completely fits your narrative worldview,

and I would even put it in the context of this ridiculous thing that we saw with Ilhan Omar the other day, I am very skeptical when the best thing that could happen to someone is a crime and the crime happens to them.

Remember Jussie Smollett?

Being a racial and sex victim in that manner would have been the greatest thing that could have ever happened to his career ever.

When the best thing that could ever happen to your career is you're a victim of a crime and you allege you were a victim of a crime...

My alarm bells just go off skeptically.

In this case, I mean, from the get-go, it just didn't add up.

They shut down the team.

This season, they didn't get to play, all based on these stripper lies.

I mean, it's crazy.

Do you think it would have collapsed faster in a social media age with so many people able to dive into the evidence?

I'm curious how it would have played out.

Yeah, and I think this also kind of ties in with the grok, which we have talked about.

I really do believe, and not a lot of people are talking about this, that AI is going to be, in terms of just providing information, I think it's going to be so utterly important what the feed is to provide that information.

And Grok has completely changed the game.