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        <title><![CDATA[Will Cain left ESPN because of ‘the direction of the country’]]></title>
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        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Will Cain didn&#8217;t want to stick to sports. The state of the country was too important to do so.</p><p>But he also didn&#8217;t want to talk politics while his job was to cover sports.</p><p>“The direction of the country over the last six months &#8230; it really impacted my decision on what I want to be talking about every day,” he told Colin Cowherd on <strong>&#8220;The Herd&#8221; podcast</strong>.</p><p>And so Cain made the jump back to politics, leaving ESPN for Fox News&#8217; &#8220;Fox &amp; Friends Weekend,&#8221; five years after leaving the politics forum for sports. At ESPN, he hosted a daily radio show and appeared frequently on &#8220;First Take.&#8221; He was a conservative voice on a network known for left-leaning viewpoints. He didn&#8217;t hide it.</p><p>“Let me be honest with you about my biases, my beliefs,” Cain said. “I don’t want to hide them from you and in response I want to hear yours &#8230; the biggest mistake we can make is to box people out &#8212; tell them, ‘You’re wrong, you’re racist, you don’t belong in the conversation.’ That’s not what I wanted to do, I want to be honest about who I was and invite everybody else to tell me how I was wrong.”</p>]]></content:encoded>
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