An Emotional Dan Le Batard Unloads On Clay & Takes Cheap Shot At Dixie Vodka

An emotionally charged Dan Le Batard wasted little time ramping up his post-ESPN life with a barrage of surface-to-missile quote bombs on OutKick's Clay Travis and Dixie Vodka during a profanity-laced opening monologue on Thursday's 'Local Hour' podcast.  Le Batard's run at ESPN ended Monday and now the gloves appear to be off.

No more Disney overlords keeping track of Dan's every move. He wants Clay's ass, and he wants it now. It took Dan all of 1 minute and 55 seconds into today's Capitol insurrection show to utter Clay's name and show off his vocabulary.


“For all of you who fear, ‘Oh they’re losing their ESPN stuff. They’re losing their smart people. ESPN’s going to block them from having access to the Minas (Kimes) and stuff,’ we’re going to bring you nonstop smart people we love to talk about stuff that is difficult as America changes in front your eyes and as you see freedom threatened.

"Finally, finally scared the Republicans shitless enough to actually lead, to take off their masks because of the Frankenstein monsters they created, reaching into the morgue to make all of these parts, and now it turned on them and you saw what happened yesterday. 

"Finally our country’s leadership united against the monster because they were scared shitless of chickens coming home to roost. This is what was wrought. This is what was going to get here because of everything you saw happening over the last 12 months to us and elsewhere because I’ve got something for that shitstain Clay Travis who wants to sit it out now when he was having Trump on his infomercial podcast, Dixie Vodka cheap shit, just getting Trump to foment this base and then walks away and say, ‘Hey I never said anything about violence.'

“Nah man, nah, you guys did in all your code.”




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Joe Kinsey is the Senior Director of Content of OutKick and the editor of the Morning Screencaps column that examines a variety of stories taking place in real America. Kinsey is also the founder of OutKick’s Thursday Night Mowing League, America’s largest virtual mowing league. Kinsey graduated from University of Toledo.