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Michelle Obama thinks Stephen A. Smith and Andy Cohen have a lot in common, at least when it comes to their day jobs ... 'cause the former First Lady says ESPN programs are just like the 'Real Housewives' shows -- a bunch of yelling.

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00:00Well, Michelle Obama has sparked a huge debate
00:04between men and women.
00:06Mostly between men and women.
00:07Oh, that's really sexist.
00:09Yes, it was, of me.
00:11I apologize.
00:12But here's what she's talking about.
00:15That's why I said generally between men and women.
00:17She was on her podcast and took a shot
00:22at men who watch ESPN and talk smack on women
00:27who watch Bravo and Real Housewives shows.
00:31She said, it's the same thing.
00:34And meaning ESPN is the same as Real Housewives.
00:39Exactly, watching Bravo.
00:40So this is great, watch this.
00:42This is where I want to educate my brother
00:44and even my husband who will be listening.
00:46Culture is king.
00:48Yeah, I mean, the truth is, is like they razzed me
00:52about my love of reality TV and the Real Housewives.
00:57I watch it all.
00:59They think that sports is better reality TV.
01:03I was like, it's the same thing.
01:04There's drama in sports.
01:06There's so much drama.
01:07Yeah, that's right.
01:08If I listen to ESPN for an hour,
01:10it's like watching the Real Housewives of Atlanta.
01:13Absolutely, yeah.
01:13I mean, you know, it's the same drama
01:16and they're yelling at each other
01:18and they don't get along.
01:19You know, I mean, Stephen A. Smith,
01:21he's just like every other talk show host.
01:23Oh, he'd be a great Real Housewife.
01:26He would be.
01:27Right.
01:27The fact that people over seasons
01:31of working together still can't get along.
01:33Right.
01:34They still have the same arguments, you know,
01:36and it's not just women, but this happens in sports too.
01:39Right.
01:39I find it fascinating.
01:41Huh. Okay.
01:42So I definitely think she has a point, you guys.
01:44I mean, so many times I'll see like men standing in front of a TV going like,
01:49oh my God, I can't believe that just happened.
01:51It's a football game.
01:52Yeah.
01:52I'm like, you guys love the drama.
01:54But here's the difference.
01:55Yes, we do love the drama.
01:57That is drama based on something that is actually happening.
02:01So let me ask a question.
02:02During a football game, when they show Taylor Swift 10 times in the stand.
02:07Don't talk to me about the Taylor Swift 10 times in the NFL.
02:10But it's simply true.
02:11Well, that's fine.
02:13It's performative.
02:14That's, what?
02:15They're showing her as much as they're showing what's going on in the game.
02:20Because they're trying to appeal to the Bravo audience that is now tuning into the NFL.
02:24So the Bravo audience and NFL have merged.
02:28Hi, I'm Nadja from New Rochelle.
02:30And honestly, she's not wrong.
02:32Between how I've seen basketball players throw themselves on the floor every time they get nudged a little bit,
02:37and fans throw each other on the floor every time a team wins or loses,
02:42it's the same thing.
02:44You're just watching the same thing.
02:45And the way they beat up Kaitlyn Clark.
02:47It's, it's Real Housewives of Indiana.
02:50I'm telling you.
02:52Wow.
02:54Wow.
02:55Wow.
02:57Wow.
02:58Wow.
02:59Wow.
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