Claims extracted
22
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
69/100
Fox News's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Politics
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
ESPN's "College GameDay" has been in hot water since committing the egregious sin of hosting Texas Senator Ted Cruz on the program to discuss the Protect College Sports Act.
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GameDay → commit → Act
The show is in the heart of campuses across the country, with tailgaters, students, and opposing fans packing in like sardines around the set, holding clever signs hoping to be featured on the broadcast.
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tailgaters → oppose → broadcast
It's a spectacle and recently, it's become a very polarizing program to some Americans.
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it → become → Americans
On Saturday morning at Ole Miss, which will play the most anticipated game of the season (so far) against Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers, Pat McAfee added more fuel to the fire.
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McAfee → play → fire
Early in the broadcast, the Mississippi National Guard was featured flying over the "College GameDay" set.
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Guard → feature → set
Flyovers seem to be fairly routine for the program, with personalities like McAfee going out of their way to honor our military.
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personalities → seem → military
As the National Guard got closer to the set with the raucous crowd chanting ""USA! USA! USA!," host Rece Davis said jokingly, "It's only for pageantry.
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It → get → pageantry
They're just sending in the Mississippi National Guard for the pageantry of it."
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They → send → it
Then McAfee made a comment that not-so-surprisingly has Americans on the left side of the political aisle losing their minds, "We certainly appreciate the hell out of the American military.
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We → make → military
And if you're not the United States of America and you hear that sound, your ass better run.
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ass → hear → sound
Davis followed up McAfee's comment with, "That's the one thing the two sides here can agree on, for sure."
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sides → follow → comment
Whether it was an overt statement regarding illegal immigration, I do not know.
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I → regard → immigration
McAfee is not available for comment as of the writing of this article, but one thing is for sure, it struck a nerve with many online.
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it → strike → many
One X user said, "Gameday quickly [becoming] Fox News Sports.
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user → say → Sports
Another said, "Kinda sad I don’t look forward to College Gameday because of blatant propaganda pushing like this."
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I → say → this
Someone else who wasn't a fan stated, "Lose me with this jingoistic, macho bulls***."
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who → state → *
If you don't get chills hearing the patriotic chants and showcase of American exceptionalism, there's something wrong with you.
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you → get → you
These moments of highlighting our brave men and women in uniform, as well as the strength of our military is what sets "College GameDay," and college football in general, apart from other programs and sports.
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what → highlight → programs
Maybe McAfee was just talking about America's enemies, taking a jab that they should be shaking in their boots when the red, white, and blue come to take care of business militarily.
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red → talk → business
Love him or hate him, McAfee is always making headlines.
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McAfee → love → headlines
He's leapfrogged Stephen A. Smith as the most prominent and influential personality at ESPN and in sports media.
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He → leapfrog → media
He's one of a kind and there's no doubt he loves America and its military.
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he → be → America
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