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dave portnoy founded barstool sports and he joins usma tonigh. for being masculine. what's your response? >> not only masculine, for liking sports. they have a problem with sports -- literally, a direct quote, there are so many had scratches in this article i don't even know where to start. but that's some of them. they say we are overwhelminglyy conservative. not really true. we are apolitical. i filter that, but it literally says they are a bastion of conservative ideology because they watch sports. guess what? we likech sports. we are not apologizing for it. guess what? women like sports too. it's almost like making the nfl -- the nfl must be conservative because guys like football. it makes no sense. none. zero. >> tucker: it doesn't, and by i the way, i said this before, i would be shocked if there are a lot of right-wingers on your staff. you're just doing what you've always done but all of a sudden the, moment has changed so much they are calling it political. so the piece contains -- this is my favorite part. it contains a quote from the

one viewer was the head of barstool sports dave portnoy who sent out a tweet that sparked a social mediaou know what's sad, the internet culture has made me afraid to say i think the notre dame mascot should always be a midget looking ginger. so i'm not going to say it. there are other racially motivated tweets that jackson felt to respond. here's what he said. like it or not, this guy right here is still one of your notre dame republic practileprechauns. how about we use this negative energy to bring us together this season? see y'all next game. what do you make of the retweets? the 13,000 likes that it received? >> well, that's the part certainly that gets your attention. i mean, when barstool is out there stirring the pot and they're not necessarily the pot of gold, that's not a surprise. but, certainly, the portion of people that seem to agree with the idea that it should be a very limited, incredibly limited group, that would be drawn from, to be the notre dame leprechaun mascot. we're just talking about as mascot here. that's the part that elevated. and samuel jackson responsibilit

dave portnoy set an incredible example real, off-the-cuff, uncensored.man. says this is audience for young white men because it casts them as persecuted once of mainstream politically correct culture. men who felt disadvantaged by the world around them. see a platform as the safe space for freedom of speech. what is your answer to that? >> i think people like to say that bar stool is a parallel universe. we're not. when you're talking about 100 million followers, nearly 100 million followers we're mainstream. we are bigger than "washington post" digital, espn n digital, fox digital. when you look at that, what we're really about making people laugh, whether it is guys, whether it is girls. it is not parallel of the it is everyone. brian: for the west coast we'll he had it out you're bigger than fox. you understand that. would you ever be part of an organization sexist? >> excuse me? brian: would you be part of a organization that is sexist. >> we are not sexist. i'm a female ceo. we have created more opportunity for women in sports media than any platfor