I don’t think TYT has the ability to accurately interpret words

@agm7779productions

2 жыл бұрын

I was trying to think of something clever to say but this is better than anything I was going to come up with

@ryand667

2 жыл бұрын

The funny part is, their wiki blurb states that they take pride in being impartial. Lol!

Omg........... this is stupid she said nothing wrong. Be professional not revealing

She said nothing bad 🤣 tyt is getting pathetic

@brandonfitzgerald1457

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds pretty gross to me.

@antblea96

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know who she is and I didn’t find anything that she said offensive. Now the Lawyer that was criticizing her was offensive every time she opened her big mouth, condescending to the max. TYT wtf are you guys doing? I used to love you guys.

We are in a age where you can't have an unpopular opinion and voice it.

@rickydouglas689

2 жыл бұрын

I’m confused by your comment. Isn’t that what I just watched? This was a clip about a woman with some unpopular opinions that she voiced and the conversations that ensued…

@stevenm732

2 жыл бұрын

Most people in the comments are saying they agreed with Sage. Scrolled for a while and it’s actually heavily leaning her way in the comments.

Nothing “DISGUSTING” here at all. Smart woman speaking from the heart. Libs…take a good, long look.

I think they took her comments waaaaaaayyyy outta context of what she was saying. People are so fuckin sensitive about everything… 🤦🏽‍♂️

These two people show what’s wrong with the world

There's literally nothing wrong with anything she said.

Jay Cutler... QB with the 4th most completions in Packers' history

@knight7se7en

2 жыл бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@kmzoilus2486

2 жыл бұрын

brilliant!

@kirkwalters1228

2 жыл бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@xnreyescj

2 жыл бұрын

there's 9 min compilation video of his interceptions vs the Packers alone.

@kirkwalters1228

2 жыл бұрын

@@xnreyescj oh yeah lol. As a life long Packers fan, I know those highlights all too well 😂. Damn I miss Cutler 🤣🤣🤣

Exactly. For harassers, It doesn't matter what a woman wears. Putting it on women assumes all men are instinct driven animals not responsible for their own conduct.

@bruceleeds7988

2 жыл бұрын

with that being said... did it ever occur to you that the reason she got fired is because she was "killing the action"?

@alwaysseeking940

2 жыл бұрын

You missed the point. She's not giving men a pass, she's stating the reality and truth about women that has been ignored. The other side of the coin.

@CB-yh3db

2 жыл бұрын

Reporter: Shouldn’t we be encouraging men to be professional and not harass women? Sage Steele: Boys will be Boys!

@Meauxluv

2 жыл бұрын

Would you wear a meat necklace on the African planes? Yes, bad people are out there. Doesn't mean you get to dress like a hoe

@bushwacka5187

2 жыл бұрын

@@CB-yh3db She was a little bit more nuanced than this tho lol.

Whats the issue ? It is her opinion based on her personal experience. Everyone learns this from our parents.

Just because harassment is wrong doesn't mean women should act like it's non-existent. It's same way you watch out for cars even when the crosswalk sign is on because you know there are a lot of negligent drivers. Expect the probable especially if you knowingly increase its odds of happening

You know she is gonna get approached by either Fox News or OAN about a job with them real soon cause of this interview.

@aggressiveattitudeera887

2 жыл бұрын

Of cooooourse!

@solabonafide

2 жыл бұрын

Yup! She’s rude and can be a token black girl for them. So sad…

@dannydi9752

2 жыл бұрын

@@solabonafide Token black girl? Have you even seen how many black people are on Fox? The only black people you have are Trevor Noah and Don Lemon. Those two are barely black. They're more like black entitled token white people. How does it make you feel that your liberal media doesn't even tell you the truth? They don't even show it because they know all of you will melt like snowflakes if you find out Biden ordered a withdrawal that cost Americans lives when his advisors told him not too. Because he is bought and paid for by China! You know what is sad Elle, is that you are a sheep and controlled by state run media. They feed you bullshit and you eat it and ask for me. So very sad how easily most of you are controlled.

@crobeastness

2 жыл бұрын

she didnt say anything conservative.

@ignignokt-6050

2 жыл бұрын

@@dannydi9752 yeah so like over 80% of black people vote democrat. Forget about these paid shill talking heads. You pay someone enough money and they’ll tell you the sky is green and grass is blue. I don’t blame black people for voting democrat as republicans are actively suppressing their vote and the republican party is the party of choice for most racists and bigots. This left vs right divide and conquer strategy isn’t by accident, it’s by design. Americans need to wake up and realize we are being hoodwinked by the corporate states of America and demand what we deserve. A new party is long overdue but the ruling class will fight this viciously cause they know it will be their downfall.

The way she brought up Obama's father for no reason in that segment to speak down on identifying as black, she'll DEFINITELY get hired by Fox News if ESPN released her.

@dustinsindledecker154

2 жыл бұрын

It seems she is ashamed of being half black

@patrec7638

2 жыл бұрын

@@dustinsindledecker154 Almost as much as Obama is ashamed of being half white.

@chuckemeade

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrec7638 When did Obama say he was ashamed of being half white?

@splinter1psi99

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrec7638 serious question.....did you create your account last June just to troll and leave negative comments on this channel, or do you use it to do the same on other channels you don't actually like? How many accounts have you created to do this? Looking at your 400+ comments on here, you clearly have no interest. I'm just trying to understand the rationale of someone creating accounts just to hate watch and comment.

@Walter37165

11 ай бұрын

I'll watch.

She didn’t really say anything controversial or wrong. This victim mindset that channels like this perpetuate is harmful to the black community. Fortunately more of us are waking up and seeing the bullshit for what it is. We aren’t all victims and having a differing opinion is not a bad thing.

@gmmonomotapa2889

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. What she said is what every parent would say to their child.

@siriusblack7714

2 жыл бұрын

It blows my mind that ppl are so sensitive.

@chrlpolk

2 жыл бұрын

She repeatedly said she wasn’t trying to blame the women. All she is saying is that if you purposely dress in a way that is attention-seeking then don’t act shocked that you get attention. And even with that, she reiterated that it still doesn’t give the guys a right to act untowardly. She was talking more about maturity, self ownership, and building a professional brand.

And sage wins the lawsuit against the Woke enterprise aka espn. She stated facts

Sages comments weren't really offensive not sure why everyone's making such a big deal about them.

@dmunz7015

11 ай бұрын

Perhaps it's because you're judging from your own personal perspective. Why should you attempt to possibly view it from the perspective of someone else, right?

The fact that anyone would find what she said offensive just shows what a scumbag the world has become

The titles to these videos are getting worse. Why was "disgusting" used? I don't get what was so disgusting about she said.

@marlowstanfield6815

2 жыл бұрын

She tried to chastise Obama for choosing to identify as black. Like who are you to tell Barack Obama what to do. She's an idiot

@TellingStewart

2 жыл бұрын

🌱🌼🍏Human HETEROSIS is Human HYBRID VIGOR🍏🌼🍃

The Taliban would agree with her about appropriate dress.

I used to wear long sleeve shirt with buttons done up, smart trousers and flat shoes in my last job and was harassed, groped, hit on and perved on for the whole time I was there by staff and customers so if anyone thinks showing off your ish is the problem it's just ignorant and sexist I think. I was harassed as a 13 yo girl and still now nearly 30 no matter what I wear, society is the problem duh!

@mikemann1960

2 жыл бұрын

You are a card carrier of the, you have a vagina membership, you must want my ignorant advances because I'm a man. You don't deserve to (nor any female/male) be treated in such a manner. Not even our own life force belongs to us, nor any other human being. Be at peace please.

@jadesmallz

2 жыл бұрын

Huh? Not sure what you mean by this? Do you think I'm a man? 🤷‍♀️

The Stacy Dash of sports media.

@vilme90

2 жыл бұрын

Do you even understand what that means? Did she say anything racist or sexist? Or was it her opinion on what she believes is professional behavior for the work place? This hive mentality of false outrage is a sickness!!

@blackhercules1753

2 жыл бұрын

@@vilme90 I believe she believes what she's saying, which in part was blaming women for purposely enticing men. She then uses this as an excuse for why she doesn't help other women in the industry. Isn't she special? 😘

@antoinegaston7244

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing I was thinking 🤔

@NicholasAchladis

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackhercules1753 so are you saying it's improbable that women DO entice men sometimes? If you wear a low cut shirt and you have big breasts, you have to know I'm going to look. I'm thinking you wrote that with the intention of looking. And I'm a good guy who respects women. Yes there are sleezbags who will hit on women who wear a garbage bag out. But don't make this a one-sided "women are angels and men are pigs" argument. I don't agree with everyone Sage Steele said but I do agree with her on that. Every situation is situational and women do know what they're doing for the most part

@ttv_lilrome6008

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackhercules1753 so a woman revealing any skin meant to entice men in some form. Or do they just like their cleavage or thighs out for themselves.

She's having a crisis. She's lost as a woman of colour and as a woman.

@grizzlymint6792

2 жыл бұрын

By saying the facts that she is bi-racial. Your the one lost.

@DeborahWalkerXOXO

2 жыл бұрын

@@grizzlymint6792 I'm not sure you know where you are either...

@grizzlymint6792

2 жыл бұрын

@@DeborahWalkerXOXO nope I'm white. Last time I checked I was anyways.

@DeborahWalkerXOXO

2 жыл бұрын

@@grizzlymint6792 OK. To be pedantic, because the English language IS important to maintain: Should you wish to call me lost, it is "you're" as in "you are". Let my words ring in your ears as you type this in future. As someone who CLEARLY has no concept of this or *any* mixed race person's experience or perspective 🤫. Spend more time listening to those who know as opposed to letting your lips (fingers) flap and making you appear silly. You can also be exactly what you are and be entirely lost. As you have shown.

@grizzlymint6792

2 жыл бұрын

@@DeborahWalkerXOXO lol ok Grammer nazi. That's how I know I got you when you resort to Grammer error 🤣 it's almost childlike. So are you saying I'm "lost" because I said your instead of you're, which is just easy to type because I'm not sending a professional email or anything, or is it because I'm white and I'm agreeing to the FACT sage Steele is bi-racial.

Ewwww, just No! It doesn't matter what you wear, no women deserves to be violated ever!!! Awful women, she's fixing to be real lonely...She antagonizes everyone!

She’s trying to raise her profile by being controversial. Next she will be on Fox News or OANN.

@crobeastness

2 жыл бұрын

i dont get it. what did she say that is so controversial?

I don't see a problem here. So being accountable is a bad thing?

@kj_H65f

2 жыл бұрын

The way you present yourself is your fault, so when someone is racist towards you, you should think about how you're dressing and how you're making others feel. (Make sense now?)

@lucianadams4232

2 жыл бұрын

@@kj_H65f Racism and dressing a certain way are 2 different things. I'm born black. There's no way to dress black. There's a Dave Chappelle bit that fits this situation perfectly. It's in the killing them softly stand up special. Watch that special.

@byenye6386

2 жыл бұрын

@@kj_H65f she talking about all women not just a certain group

I’m confused, what did she say wrong. Not all women but some do this

@andrewaugustus6447

2 жыл бұрын

Seems to me she is being a rape apologist. If a woman is assaulted, I do not care what she is wearing, the rapist is at fault. Also wtf does Obama dad has to do with anything? A lot of black people who are successful have not had relationships with their parents.

@henrytownshed5304

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing, they're just jealous of a successful biracial woman

So a women can wear what she wants even if it's next to nothing with no self respect or responsibility?? But expect others to respect her??! How does that make sense TYT is on some bs

I have to admit, she was foul for bringing up the whole " black daddy nowhere to be found " statement 😒

@MrMalcolm900

2 жыл бұрын

Even though she was not saying that, and this charlatan is just putting words in her mouth?

@turkeyman86

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrMalcolm900 ....... she clearly just said Obama's dad " wasn't around " and she said it in a way where it sounded like its a typical thing. Go back and listen to the video dumb dumb

Sage Steele Google this woman she has a long history of being very Republican and conservative

@robdillon8922

2 жыл бұрын

Got respect for the woman

@christianfascist7281

2 жыл бұрын

You used a lot of works to say she is a respectable woman

@splinter1psi99

2 жыл бұрын

@@christianfascist7281 a respectable woman would pull the other woman aside and tell her that maybe her way of dressing is inappropriate or give her some kind of advice towards a right path......not say "I don't want anything to do with the way you are."

@patrec7638

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing how you believe that is some how evidence of wrong doing. The more people you idiots cancel, the more "conservatives" you create. One day you'll run out of people to cancel, because you'll be to the right of Stalin.

@omnibussy

2 жыл бұрын

as is her right. just like it's our right to have opinions about her opinions lol

She's Stacy Dash all over again.

@mikemann1960

2 жыл бұрын

And she will get her wake-up card pulled!

@dannydi9752

2 жыл бұрын

People are allowed to have opinions no matter how different from your view they are.

@rve420

2 жыл бұрын

@@dannydi9752 And there are consequences to some opinions too, you forgot that part.

@dannydi9752

2 жыл бұрын

@@rve420 I never said there were no consequences. Although I don't always agree with the consequences. But, when you speak up about China they get mad and cancel you. China is a has a large percentage ownership in Disney. They don't like anyone to speak out and have an opinion. Having an opinion should not get you in trouble. If a person believes that white people are better than black people. That person is allowed to have their opinion even though that's a ridiculous opinion. Doesn't make it the right opinion but he's free to think how he wants. If he takes action and starts treating black people worse than white people then there is a problem. Instead you want people to hide their opinions and then we don't know where people stand. I'd rather know how someone feels and adjust accordingly. If someone hates black people I just prefer not to ever be around someone like that but I will give them my opinion on why I don't agree with them. Never know when you can change someone's opinion. But until you find out their opinion you can't change it. What many of you want to do is only have one opinion and state it as fact. That' ridiculous. An opinion is like an asshole we all have one.

@rve420

2 жыл бұрын

@@dannydi9752 Any employee that makes a public ass of themselves can face consequences. China has nothing to do with it.

"Always Protect yourself. ALWAYS PROTECT YOURSELF"

"I'm not going to say anyone deserves (insert blank), but I'm now going to explain why you don't deserve (insert blank)."

@mr_knowitall

2 жыл бұрын

Would you hire a lawyer who showed up to court in a mini-skirt and halter top?

@clarkkent1521

2 жыл бұрын

@@mr_knowitall So you're assuming the women she is talking about are always wearing halter tops and mini skirts? Also you're comparing all these women's jobs to that of a lawyer. I'm surprised to you didn't go with "Would you take the Chancellor of Germany seriously if she wore a sling bikini?" Look up the definition of straw man fallacy.

She is right on this point. This is why stripers don't work in full lenght gowns. In society we all have uniforms that send messages. That is why business's have dress codes. Social Structure grow up. Sage, I am sorry that you got punishished for having common sense. But we have remember that much of America believes there was a flood that covered Mt. Everest!

@tkps

2 жыл бұрын

The fact remains that it was not her place to say it on behalf of the company she works for no matter what she personally thinks and she wouldn't have been interviewed if she weren't working for that company. Simple. You say it, you stand by it and wear what comes.

Is she running for election or auditioning for a job at Fox?

@henrytownshed5304

2 жыл бұрын

I hope she does get a job at Fox we need more beautiful biracial women in the lineup

Wow I used to be a big fan of Sage..I had no idea she was like that...I don't care if she is a conservative.. but the comments about Obama's Father was over board...

@jestinrobinson5115

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

I honestly don't see anything wrong with what Sage Steele said in the interview. Am I missing something?

@khurr

2 жыл бұрын

Oh bud...u have an old timer mindset derided of evolution...lol...chick literally said women possibly got objectified because the outfits they are wearing...now mull over what generation or type of people that reminds you of? If u don’t have an answer, it says more about you bud!!! Amazingly, some slave owners made the excuse that their house slaves were wearing revealing outfits...one extra point: women in Africa in certain tribes are literally wearing nothing all day, have u seen those villages go in disarray because of rapes and such!!!

@TidusColeman

2 жыл бұрын

@@khurr Still don't find what she said to be offensive. She didn't blame women or men, but presented a better practice. It's a mitigation advice. And I don't think she should be slammed for she her opinion on these matters (it's a pretty mild opinion).

Sage Steele admits to turning young women away, because she doesn't want to be "associated with that", so don't shed a tear for her when ESPN decides they don't want to be associated with her.

@alwaysseeking940

2 жыл бұрын

She's speaking a blunt and honest reality that people like tyt lie about. It exists. You choose to follow deceit instead of truth and honesty.

There's zero wrong in her considering herself biracial, seeing as she is biracial. The controversy around that part of it is ridiculous.

@mgee7837

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with what you said. My problem is her telling Obama what he is and what he should see himself as.

@46.56.A.

2 жыл бұрын

@@mgee7837 I don't think there's anything wrong with Obama identifying more with being black as his experiences racially would still be more from the point of view of a minority. But he is still biracial. A biracial person that identifies more with being black, but still biracial.

@mgee7837

2 жыл бұрын

@@46.56.A. Again I agree with you. However Ms. Steele seemed to say that Obama shouldn’t see himself as you described him in your first sentence.

@ernestholloway9436

2 жыл бұрын

I have two kids who are mixed. Why she said about Obama was flat out wrong. She had no right to bring him up.

This beautiful Black Sister nailed it... We know exactly what Sage " self hate" Steele was really saying about black men.

@stefkadank-derpjr1453

2 жыл бұрын

Thats weird that you say that imho. Obama was raised by a white family and his father was absent from his life. He spent zero time with any black family during his formative years. In fact, I was born and raised in Mississippi during the 60's. I was raised by a black woman, who I spent more time with during the week then I did my own parents who both working. I spent many weekends and holidays with Ida. I know I had more of a black experience than did Obama. He is bi-racial....white/black. Unfortunately he did not get to spend any time with his African Father or Family. She said nothing that was untrue. I'm still confused as to how any of what she said was wrong. We heard in church last week...if something triggers you....before you point the finger at someone to say "you are wrong" or worse say something that you will regret because it says more about you than them....ask why it is triggering you. Often it is shinning a light into a dark room in your soul. A room that you closed the door to a long time ago and for the first time you are being forced to look at something. You can look into that sisters eyes, her face, her authentic smile...she can hear the tone and pitch of her voice, see the condition of her body and understand there is no self hate there.

@aceshabazz1937

2 жыл бұрын

@@stefkadank-derpjr1453 1st off you said a whole lot of NOTHING... 2nd I can careless what some crooked pastor at a church who got you on your knees to a pale white Jesus told you... 3rd if you OVERSTAND science you would know that the Black gene is dominant... When you mix anything with Black it becomes Black... Sage can say she is whatever but when the masses see her they see a black woman... And that shot at Obama's Dad was a shot at all black men... but of course you CANT see that because you choose to blind... Now run along and play with some kids and stay the F#ck out grown folks business when you don't know the deal...

If men want to harass you, they will. It doesn't matter what you're wearing.

@doriandundee9906

2 жыл бұрын

Do you honestly believe that? A woman going to work in a string bikini isn't more likely to get gross comments compared to a woman in a pants suit? That's what this is. Admitting that there are levels to what you wear and that women are intelligent enough to understand what effect their appearance can have. Nobody is saying women should get harassed. Nobody is saying women deserve it or that men are correct in doing so but we as a people have to admit that there are two sides to this. It isn't just ''If men want to harass you, they will.'' Your statement is actually offensive in the way you phrased it. You're basically saying men have no control. An alcoholic is more likely to drink if the bottle is stood right in front of him. Yes or no?

@ebony7177

2 жыл бұрын

@@doriandundee9906 But as JR has stated and has happened to me and many women: men will harass you no matter what you wear. I've been in winter coat and huge boots and had men trying to follow and talk to me and I've worn shirts with low cleavage and had no one harass me even though I spoke to many men that day. Gross men won't care what you're wearing. I'm sorry you don't like that but it happens. Plus why is the onus on women to dress a certain way in order to make sure men behave professionally. Are you saying men can't control themselves unless we muzzle them? I like men in tight pants so is it okay for men who know that some women like butts wear tight pants and if they do expect to be harassed all day? Also your point about the alcoholic isn't a good one. You're basically saying men have an illness/addiction and can't control themselves, again not a great look you're pushing on men.

@ebony7177

2 жыл бұрын

@Wukong robotics Well how about you tell the women IN YOUR LIFE how they can do it and you let us know when they are ruling the world. Because either it doesn't work the way you THINK it does or you decided that the women in your life aren't worthy of ruling the world. Also please don't hide behind "I'm a robot" or some such nonsense based off your name why you can't put your own words into practice.

@ebony7177

2 жыл бұрын

@Wukong robotics okay that's a household, you said the world. Why haven't you dropped that secret on her so she can make the world better.

Still sitting here trying to figure out how in God's name Jay Cutler has a show and who in the world would want to listen to it. I'm from Denver, and I remember him playing quarterback for the broncos during what would have to be considered to be his best years as a quarterback and he was awful didn't have a single good year. He spent more time throwing the ball to the other team than our team and then complaining about it. In Denver, as well as in Chicago, he is a joke

Didn’t Jay Cutler’s own teammates not like him? I feel like people don’t really like the guy.

@Mr._Moderate

2 жыл бұрын

And this is proof as to why 💁

I think she was saying there's a time and a place for everything and she saying that your outfit can give off a certain impression so be mindful of what you wear in a certain setting

@elmoworld850

2 жыл бұрын

I understand that you can't show up in a g string to a professional setting. The problem is where do we draw the line? Many people believe that if you are showing your knees, you are dressing like a sl**. Even if they are wearing immodest clothing, it doesn't mean that they are bad people. Actually talk to people first. The problem is others write them off before they open their mouth.

Jay Cutler with his opinions is just as gross

I can understand and do agree that people should dress professionally when in a professional setting, but to say a person can’t control themselves because of what someone is wearing, or women invite certain behaviors is absolutely ridiculous…And the comment about Obama’s self identification was nothing but a hit at the narrative about black fathers. Like she said, “women aren’t stupid”…She’s not stupid and knows who she’s catering too…

@LumumbaKShakur

2 жыл бұрын

From what I remember she did not say that men cannot control themselves. She repeatedly said that men should keep their comments (and a fortiori their hands) to themselves, but stressed that women are going to be viewed a certain way (i.e., not taken seriously) based on how they dress. It's the same message that Black parents have to give to their children, boys in particular, because we like it or not are going to be stereotyped no matter what we do. The Obama reference I don't remember. I'll have to listen to it again before I can agree or disagree.

@td3141

2 жыл бұрын

@@LumumbaKShakurgotcha. 👍

@NicholasAchladis

2 жыл бұрын

Science will tell you that when animals are in mating season, they get more colorful, the fluff their feathers or puff up their coats, they do stuff to make their scent more potent. They do this to attract. When women wear clothing that accentuates their attributes, especially in a way that may be overtly sexual, why is it crazy to assume that makes might take that as an invitation to shoot their shot. It's called courting in the scientific community and it's how species survive. If liberals want to act so hot on science, it's about time they start obeying its laws ever when it doesn't fit certain stupid narratives. I'm not saying, and Sage Steele didn't say that a girl that dresses sexy deserves to be raped. She just said, you're going to get attention and if you don't want that attention, maybe dress in a way that doesn't garner that attention. As far a the Obama/father comment, nothing in that belittled black fathers. Nothing! She simply started the fact that Obama did not know his father because his father left him when he was a baby and Obama was essentially raised by his white mother and his white grandparents from KANSAS! That is it! I don't know if you can put down two ethnicities or multiracial on the Census and chances are that Sage Steele didn't even fill out her Census. What I do know, however, is that Steele's comment was not pointed towards the black community and the notion that black fathers aren't involved in black children's upbringing

@td3141

2 жыл бұрын

@@NicholasAchladis as far as your comment about a woman’s dress could garner certain attentions like a man simply “shooting his shot because he was interested in her, I totally get it, but when in a professional setting common sense should prevail and they should have enough self discipline and respect for the professional situation to still behave and not flirt, be dismissive or whatever their feelings might be to keep it together….Its not the comments alone that got her in trouble, it’s the comments on a specific platform catering to an an audience that believes “certain narratives” The comment she made about his father seems to suggest negatively, why would Obama identify as black when he didn’t know his black father, which is irrelevant, my wife is biracial and passes completely for white, but identifies as black woman. 3 of my employees are biracial in which two identify as being black and one as white. What was her point in even saying that on Jay Cutler’s platform and audience that believes in and supports a political party that pushes the narrative that “black fathers are absent” when the CDC and Pew research center both debunk that narrative?…In her own words, “women are not stupid, and she knew exactly what saying when addressing a platform that believes those views..But if that was not her intention, it can be mistaken in that light because of the optics around the entire situation.

@scoop2448

2 жыл бұрын

Did you even listen to what she said? She basically just said women know what they are doing when they dress like that and have a part in it

These two are insufferable. Imagine navigating life with this point of view.

She's done on ESPN. She will resurface on Fox News or in Prager U. videos.

@crobeastness

2 жыл бұрын

she never said anything conservative though.

@oscarwarren469

2 жыл бұрын

Just weak...

@Sircinus3005

2 жыл бұрын

@@crobeastness I think it's funny people think you get fired for being liberal or conservative. You get fired for defying company policy, you get fired for publicly criticizing company policy. You get fired because your market value is low and you're not worth the cost/trouble. That's when you get fired.

@crobeastness

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sircinus3005 i still confused about what's troubling about what she said though? Not sure why her value would go down instead of up?

@Sircinus3005

2 жыл бұрын

@@crobeastness she directly critiqued company vaccine policy publicly. That's a big no no. I know I would get fired on the spot for saying my company is making me engage in unsafe practices.

This time I disagree with TYT. You guys don't understand why she was saying. There is a time and place to dress a certain way. You don't wear hoochie shorts to the opera or church. If you are working, you must dress appropriately. Don't be snowflakes!

@tonimcclary1715

2 жыл бұрын

Dress is a form of speech.

@Greatergood3

2 жыл бұрын

Snowflakes are the ones that can’t handle a woman dressing beyond what your little pepe is used to seeing. It triggers you so you try to get rid of it. You know I know

All women are allowed to wear whatever they want as long as it conforms with the law.

@BishopWalters12

2 жыл бұрын

Employers can have a dress code with men and women.

They aren't having a truly fair conversation about this topic. I as a man have had to deal with many of the same things they're speaking about. It's not just a woman thing, and to some degree you do have to take responsibility for how u present yourself.

@MrMalcolm900

2 жыл бұрын

Well it goes against their narrative, so don't expect a honest conversation with any TYT host.

@agny369

2 жыл бұрын

I think you're missing the broader point, and I wasn't really listening to the commentary so these are my own thoughts, When you have a huge platform and that kind of privilege, you have a social responsibility for how you "present yourself" , to borrow your words. She abdicated that responsibility by anecdotally broadstroking all women as implicitly coercing all men in order to advance themselves. So yes you're 100 % right , you do have to take responsibility for how you present yourself, man or woman. Sage Steele obviously missed that point, because she's now embroiled in this controversy. She also swung and missed on the apology

@dannydi9752

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, if as a man we showed up to work with our button down to where our chest hair was showing and sandals we'd be considered unprofessional. But in our society today women wear whatever and people pretend it's not inappropriate. I see it every weekend. Men on ESPN and other sports channels are wearing suits. Women wear tight skirts shirts buttoned down to show cleavage and mass amounts of makeup. Hey do you but don't pretend you didn't realize you're dressed inappropriately.

It's called "professionalism" for both sides, women and men need to be professionals, act like a professional, dress like a professional.

'I'm not saying anybody deserves gross comments...but women should accept some of the blame for dressing a certain way and returning texts' How to contradict yourself within seconds

@monica012077

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

This didn't age well. Lol. 🤣😂

@JJHemingway421

10 ай бұрын

As do most tyt clips.

@paulmoore3280

10 ай бұрын

@@JJHemingway421 agreed

To those who still believe that women share responsibility for harassment and abuse due to their dress, how does it work at the beach? Surely wearing a bikini is an open invitation to harassment/abuse. A man with the most basic decency knows how to behave himself regardless. This sort of excuse making is weak from men and disgusting from other women.

@Walter37165

11 ай бұрын

That's not what's being discussed. She's talking about women who knowingly dressing inappropriately while trying to be taken seriously as broadcast sports reporters. She, as a woman, expressed her viewpoint as a female broadcaster who did not do that to get ahead.

I think her bare shoulders are rather suggestive. I think maybe she should cover them up. What message is she sending? Naked shoulders? Too much. Those bare shoulders are an invitation to be touched.

She's the new 2.0 Stacey Dash

@maxbryant560

2 жыл бұрын

Stacey Dash > anyone remotely like jemelle hill

She definitely gives me the impression that she's upset that she can't pass.

@LatoyaChan

2 жыл бұрын

Oh dayum

@frankiehumphreyiv5972

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely 💯

@flyguyry1

2 жыл бұрын

😱

So by TYT's logic ... If a female reporter comes into a testosterone filled locker room wearing something skimpy what do they think is going to happen 🤔

@dennarddancer1960

2 жыл бұрын

All the more reason WHY women like that dont belong on men locker rooms...!!!

@darnalsmith3716

2 жыл бұрын

@@dennarddancer1960 speak 4 urself! Skeet Skeet💦

She can teach a class on nuking your career., look for her on Fox. The latest Bond film empowered women more than this woman.

Big question why the Hell would anyone go on jay cutler's show, a guy who was an overrated quaterback

@patrec7638

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, imagine the nerve of free thinkers speaking to a variety of people, no matter their political leanings, to engage in open dialogue. I mean, surely, they should shut their mouths and agree with the establishment Left only.

@solomongrundy6584

2 жыл бұрын

He was the best QB the Bears had in 40 years. Let that sink in. Poor Bears.

@solomongrundy6584

2 жыл бұрын

@wingnut2583 W Does he also have a pod cast because his wife dumped him?

@solomongrundy6584

2 жыл бұрын

@wingnut2583 W Bobby Douglas was more than 40 years ago. Only Nazis worship guys with pod casts.

@solomongrundy6584

2 жыл бұрын

@wingnut2583 W Not everyone with a brain worships celebrities or pod cast people as qualified individuals. You will end up bending a knee to a guy in moms basement or with many learning disabilities. Entertainment purposes only bro

We need Keith Olbermann back on ESPN!!!

@masquarra

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@annecollins1741

2 жыл бұрын

I always liked Keith Olbermann.

@henrytownshed5304

2 жыл бұрын

Keith Olbermann has no chance to ever be back on TV. That would be like saying Alex Jones has a chance

WTF happened to context and professionalism! So we should have zero standards in the workplace regarding clothing and appearance? Woman just don't want to be held accountable for anything, not even from other women. You won't have it both ways for much longer! You can't just accuse men of inappropriate behavior without credible evidence and think there will continue to be no consequences. Steele can go jump in a freezing lake, but even a broken clock is right twice per day...

Holy shit, am I a Republican now? I thought I held liberal ideas but I shudder at the thought of sharing any similar beliefs as these people. There’s nothing wrong with what Sage said. It’s highly illiberal to chide her for being uncomfortable with being forced to put a chemical into her body.

@SatansBirdLawExpert

10 ай бұрын

No one forced her…its company policy and she can choose to work elsewhere. Schools require all students to have vaccinations at the beginning of the school year. I had to do it and I’d be willing to bet you did too

Didn't even know Jay Cutler had a show. I think we all know which one got canceled. Her commentary on Obama is beyond the pale. Sage should keep politics out of sports. I thought conservatives hated that kind of stuff?

@splinter1psi99

2 жыл бұрын

Oh no.....they love it. As long as it's the things they like being said.

She's outspoken and has an opinion. I don't think that's a crime. On the other hand, if you're a media personality, your opinions do affect her brand. I'm not in agreement with TYT or her on the matter. Your rights end at the tip of your nose. People are free to dress as they please and people are free to comment on your attire as long as they aren't in a work environment. You're not entitled to a bubble in which you are promised to not be offended. The constitution doesn't give you the right not to be offended by others words. That's why one should be mindful about apparel if you are that sensitive to people's reaction to it. Choice works both ways. You're free to mask, not mask, or not vaccinate but it's a poor public health decision not to mask up and not vaccinate. The best and patriotic choice would be to vaccinate and wear a mask to think about your self, neighbors, economy, and national security. Why would she need to worry about another man's racial identity? She doesn't like to be associated with the black community and that's her choice. I don't think the black community misses her or cares about her either. She has more things in life to worry about other than someone else's racial identity. Have an opinion if you must and be ready to deal with the bad PR of your opinions. Another battle not worth fighting. Celebrities used to protect their brand and avoid controversy. Now, they think controversy is their brand. The choice of moderation isn't her position or TYT's position. Personally, I wasn't a fan and I won't miss her. Bad personal opinions only become problematic when they become policy or infringe on other people's freedom. She makes no public policy so she's irrelevant. If she wants to damage her brand, it's all on her and her employer doesn't have to accept the blowback of that damage. Freedom of association.

First Steven A smith making racist comments against the Asian star Otani from the angels now this? What’s going on at ESPN? Lol

@Dza231

2 жыл бұрын

Also shows the double standard women have to go through as opposed to men, Steven A didn’t get taken off the air, but she did right?

The ownership should be on women as well as men. Yes, men can keep it in their pants. But women should also button up your shirt. I'm so tired of all the ownership being on men. She right about this 1 thing.

@benjaminpeters6729

2 жыл бұрын

So if a woman doesnt want to he sexually harassed, she should button up her shirt...sounds like victim blaming

@ttv_lilrome6008

2 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminpeters6729 sorry, but I don't believe a man trying to talk to a woman is sexual harassment. Unless you make it absolutely clear he has no chance. Because unfortunately many times a man has to win a woman over. But if you express no interest, I mean none. Most men know when to say when. But just cause I tell you you looking good in that skirt 1 time. I shouldn't have to have a meeting with HR.

@benjaminpeters6729

2 жыл бұрын

@@ttv_lilrome6008 the context is players and coaches being disrespectful to female reporters while they are doing their job.

I'm looking for the problem. She didn't absolve the men of any blame.

Why didn’t she be a mentor if they thought the woman’s wardrobe was inappropriate? Feels like the “crab” mentality at work.

It's not an agenda to dress appropriately. I agree with Sage on this one...decorum is the key word here.You pretend like sex doesn't sell. There's a reason it (sex) does...

@blackhercules1753

2 жыл бұрын

She was using the false premise that women generally dress inappropriately knowing it will entice men and then complain about it afterwards when they get hit on. It puts all the responsibility on the woman to be modest and hide her assets, knowing good and damn well they won't get hired by ESPN if they're not a piece of eye candy.

@dennarddancer1960

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackhercules1753 Then women should start turning down those job offers. Men cant make a woman do nothing they're not already programmed to do - like using their "feminine wiles" when they're trying to to gain something.

@jewsco

2 жыл бұрын

So you are for woman wearing barka’s and hibabs ?

@blackhercules1753

2 жыл бұрын

@@dennarddancer1960 the point is, Sage Steele is a hypocrite. She's critiquing the way other women dress when she wouldn't be working at ESPN either if she came in wearing sweatpants. She thinks she so far above these other women that she won't even stoop to giving them any professional advice.

@blackhercules1753

2 жыл бұрын

@Wukong robotics you sound like someone who has never watched ESPN. The women on camera are always in skirts or dresses. Rarely will you see them wearing pants.

Tolerance only goes one way I see.

She didn’t say or do anything wrong. Can someone explain to me what’s this all about?

@nossenkanter

2 жыл бұрын

It's called "the media has taken a clear side in this country" and will actively censor anyone under the pretense of them being 'racist' or 'bigots' if said person does not adhere to their views.

I actually think she has a legit point

@djTorchLive

2 жыл бұрын

If you're into bigotry, yes

@djTorchLive

2 жыл бұрын

@sleeping bear So, you're a bigot too , huh? Enjoy

@djTorchLive

2 жыл бұрын

@sleeping bear Yup, another demented Bigot. Seen your types all my life. Disrespectful to everyone and just shitty to be around.

TYTs take on on this is absolute garbage. Pointing out that how you dress and behave influences how you are perceived by others is not a "disgusting rant".

@minsmama

2 жыл бұрын

This same argument is used to blame victims of rape. Far cry from "how you're perceived." A guy looking at me and assuming I'm easy, who cares. A guy sexually assaulting me? He has no right. Period. Dot. End of story. So many rape apologists' arguments being made here

@EyeMixMusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@minsmama Did you even listen to what Steele actually said? She specifically said no one deserves to be abused or mistreated just because they act/dress a certain way. Her distinction between influencing perception and "encouraging" abuse was crystal clear. The fact that you're choosing to ignore that distinction is exactly the problem with TYTs take.

@tkps

2 жыл бұрын

@@EyeMixMusic Whenever someone 'qualifies' with what equates to either a spoken or a silent 'but' (and she did), we all know to only listen to what they say AFTER the but.

This cant be the Sage Steele who asked Jalen Rose out to dinner even though she's married. Talk about calling the kettle black.

Sage is great

It is a sad current fact that men (and women) "can't" control themselves... bad behavior is not only condoned, it is encouraged and trending.

@scoop2448

2 жыл бұрын

It's also sad that people think the men can just turn off their sex drive so women can dress like sluts in public

@crobeastness

2 жыл бұрын

there is such a thing as dressing modestly.

Excuse me what. She’s one of the rare people who ARENT disgusting and corrupt who works in the media. She’s speaking truth

Listen.... if a women walks around a city butt ass naked vs walking around in a baggy sweater and baggy jeans I GUARANTEE YOU ON MY LIFE the naked women is gonna face 100x more problems then the other lady...there literally no doubt about it ...clothes play a role right or wrong that's just a fact of life

Sage has been drinking misogyny unfortunately.

yes yes adult women should never be accountable for anything they choose to do.

I ageree with everything she said...she is a women I can relate to...lucky for someone to be her husband/boyfriend

No you don’t get to dress like you’re going to the club at work

@robertwright4220

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I just guess we're supposed to gloss over the fact folks are supposed to be at work! It makes perfect sense if these females want to be in a space where they have access to millionaire athletes that some common sense ethical standards should be defined and that includes dress and appearance.

People are mad at her for saying that? Yes, I can get robbed at gun point any day of the week. I do live in St Louis City. But if I walk around a poor neighborhood with money hanging out of my pocket at night time it increases the risk. Both men & women need to play their part, duh🙄

@ladybluelotus

2 жыл бұрын

Some people don't like common sense.

@maniac50ae14

2 жыл бұрын

I say the same thing, im not shaming anyone if i suggest they dont walk through a neighborhood wearing the wrong colors.

She should not worry about her job at ESPN, I am sure Fox News will take her and her non-sense with open arms

@cheeseburger8661

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe North Korea will take you turd!

Something is wrong with this lady and Im not talking about Sage Steele

Imagine working hard for fresh homemade buttered biscuits and instead you get two day old Popeye's biscuits.

@215jmo

2 жыл бұрын

What? LOL

@kevz2474

2 жыл бұрын

​@@215jmo those that know, know

@215jmo

2 жыл бұрын

Touche

Please don’t compare this to rape apology. I don’t see u wearing a halter and mini skirt while you’re doing this broadcast

@robertwright4220

2 жыл бұрын

This is what happens when people get too woke or too far left. Women apparently can't be held accountable for anything, not even by other women.

What is wrong with what shes saying?

One thing you don't do is publicly disparage someone's parents. You are asking for an ass whooping. Its a black thing. I guess the other half of her was absolutely clueless.

@caperr2

2 жыл бұрын

Stating a fact is not disparaging. Was his dad around or not? Was he raised by his grandparents or not? Take the feelings out of it. Are these falsehoods she spreading or is it the truth?

Somebody explain what was wrong about what she said? Women do know what they are doing? WTF... So we are going to pretend that women aren't out here doing these things right. GTFOH

Lol, she is spot on though. We have all seen girls purposely do things to draw attention in these spaces. She even caveats several times that doesn't mean they deserve anything negative. Stop making children out of grown women by pretending like they are too stupidly naive.

@tkps

2 жыл бұрын

Whenever people put a but in their views, only listen to what comes after it.

She has a point. I have a certain type of women I date. The women I ended up settling down with was the one that didn't dress a certain way. Took care of herself and carried herself different. In my wife's own words..."how I dress reflects who I am, why would I put out an image of me being promiscuous if I'm not. I'm sending the wrong signals. So I dress my part." You can't dress like a sheep and be surprised when a wolf tries to eat you.

@marieknight9385

2 жыл бұрын

Wolves would go after the weak and sick because they couldn't handle the biggest and baddest of the herd so what does that say about the men who encouraged it

@MegaRzen

2 жыл бұрын

Marriage preference has nothing to do with the subject.

I also took the, 'people don't like Obama because of his policies, not because he's black - because he's white, so the right can't be racist'

@kaydee2126

2 жыл бұрын

What, you playing right

Professionalism is on both parties if you're in a professional environment you both need to act & dress professional.

@williamwinn948

2 жыл бұрын

Everything is political today and nobody tolerates anybody else.

@rainjaydd8213

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamwinn948 I'm sure you've gotten the brunt of it

I can't understand why any Black woman, or Black person would EVER consider looking up to Steele. It'd be like looking up to [Uncle] Clarence Thomas. She has always been a far right supporter, who spoke out in favor of Republican positions. (I remember when she railed against athlete's kneeling during the national anthem.) She has no one to blame but herself.

@patrec7638

2 жыл бұрын

I guess the internet for you is about cat videos and TYT, else you would have listened to interviews and long format videos of Clarence Thomas. He reveals an amazing story of his past and how he rose to the SCOTUS. People like him, Thomas Sowell and other free thinkers are outstanding examples of what is possible in America. It's just such a pity that small minded Leftists continue to pull down successful black people, because they choose to see the world based on party lines, instead of policy lines. But hey, I hope you are enjoying life on your southern Democrat plantation.

@melvinreed4136

2 жыл бұрын

@Wukong robotics l don't know if you are an idiot, or inattentive. (My money's on both.) Adrienne clearly stated that [Black] women looked up to Steele. Try to keep up.

I dont think she said anything wrong.

@bryantblalock4173

2 жыл бұрын

You don’t think.

@tkps

2 жыл бұрын

That's a you problem.

She said its on the man AND the woman , all hell breaks loose at the mere suggestion of a woman taking accountability for anything.

@elmoworld850

2 жыл бұрын

Because it's not women's problem if a guy have issues. Also, when did she blame the guys?

Oww, it hurt. Please, I didn't even realize the shot was administered!