ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is getting a noteworthy demotion from the network, it was revealed this week.

Podcast host Stephen A. Smith claimed high-profile Democrats including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and California Gov. Gavin Newsom ignored his show invitations.

Stephen A. Smith isn’t letting Michelle Beadle’s latest jab slide. Days after Beadle mocked the ESPN star on her podcast, Smith unleashed an hour-long tirade on his SiriusXM show — reminding his former “Get Up!” cohost exactly why she’s no longer in the business.

Stephen A. Smith responded to Michelle Beadle and Cari Champion over comments they made about him during his “Straight Shooter” podcast on Monday.

Smith is the host of "First Take," which has become notorious as ESPN's No. 1 sports debate show. He's widely known for his NBA coverage, but the ESPN analyst also ventures into talk across various sports such as the NFL and MLB.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith discusses politics outside his network role and recently said his willingness to listen helped expand his audience.

ESPN has banned Stephen A Smith's colleagues from promoting a controversial gaming app but hasn't banned Smith himself.

Smith has been at ESPN since 2003. Smith first served as a contributor for “SportsCenter” as well as an analyst for “NBA Shootaround.” Smith joined “First Take” in 2011 as a recurring analyst, before being added to the panel full-time as an analyst on May 1, 2012.

The Denver Broncos are currently first in the AFC West with an 8-2 record, but ESPN's Stephen A. Smith is not impressed. Appearing on First Take the morning after Denver's ugly 10-7 win over the Las Vegas Raiders last week, Smith explained that he recently had dental surgery and has had trouble sleeping for the last two and a half weeks.

Podcast host Stephen A. Smith claimed that high-profile Democrats like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and California Gov. Gavin Newsom have been ignoring invitations to appear on his show.