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Mental health struggles shouldn’t be questioned or treated like a joke just because of someone's status. Jeremy Conn, Rob Long, and Ed Norris discuss Stephen A. Smith's reaction to Lane Johnson’s retirement announcement and why men’s mental health must be taken seriously.

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00:00the mental health thing and i'll just say it from my perspective i grew up as a kid has rubbed
00:03some
00:04dirt on and get back out there if i'd have told my dad when i was 16 that i i
00:08was having mental
00:08health issues i think he'd have slapped me and told me to go back out on the court um and
00:12it's
00:13one of those things you can't see it like i if somebody could just get inside my head when things
00:17are bad and hear my own self telling me how worthless i am and how how everybody be better
00:23off without you and all those things that affect you and to have an a man like this that has
00:28such
00:29a large platform to go out and demean that even when he has a tweet posting something about his
00:34own mental health just because he's a big football player and he shouldn't do it and his team's losing
00:39and that's why you think he wants out it's which tells you how careless which tells you how you
00:44can't believe him he probably doesn't even remember that psa for two reasons number one he was paid for
00:49it number two wasn't true yeah that that's the problem he sells out he sells out and the problem
00:56is he is the number one he's the highest paid sports broadcaster in the country 40 million dollars
01:02a year number one i don't even understand that the guy hasn't said anything useful in years
01:07you

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