Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Celebrated journalist Jason Whitlock and his cast of "Fearless Soldiers" protect the realm of common sense and challenge the groupthink mandated by elites. Listen Monday through Friday for the most fearless conversation at the crossroads of culture, faith, sports, and comedy.

Episodes

July 12, 2024 57 mins
It seems like all the liberal media, celebrities, and leftist influencers have received their 2024 election talking points. It's all about Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation’s proposal for a presidential transition. To hear Joy Reid explain the project's content, you’d think it was Donald Trump’s version of “Mein Kampf.” Whitlock explains what’s really in the text and the differences between Project 2025 and Trump’s actual platf...
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On Wednesday, Daily Wire cofounder Ben Shapiro testified before Congress about media censorship. Invited to speak by Republicans, Shapiro started with a five-minute blistering prepared statement that chastised Democrats and others for creating an unfair system that financially penalizes conservative media companies. Demonizing and voting out Democrats will not stop the censorship movement. Jason shares the truth about censorship in...
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The fix is in! By all metrics, Caitlin Clark is the clear-cut choice for the WNBA Rookie of the Year. Between points scored and assists, Clark leads all players in production, but that doesn’t matter. All the league and the media want to talk about is Angel Reese’s fraudulent double-double record, and Jason and Jay Skapinac have the proof. Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy is taking heat over comments he made following the DUI a...
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Over the July 4th weekend, Chicago saw over 100 shootings, and the city’s mayor finally was able to identify the source of all the violence and murder: white people. Mayor Brandon Johnson laid the blame on a former president — not Barack Obama, the Chicago resident, but Richard Nixon. Nixon is responsible for the Windy City’s bloodshed. Why are black people, elites in particular, always blaming whitey? Jason explores that question ...
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The NBA debut of Bronny James went the way we thought it would. The junior James managed four points in the Lakers' summer league loss to the Kings, confirming his journey to the league combines entitlement and nepotism. Bronny was born on third base and believes he hit a triple. Jason unpacks his latest thoughts on LeBron and Bronny on “Fearless.” Steve Kim joins the conversation on Bronny and the comparisons drawn to Tim Tebow’s ...
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Rapper Rick Ross and his entourage were allegedly jumped after playing Kendrick Lamar’s recent diss track, “Not Like Us,” to mock Drake during a show in his home territory of Canada. With Lamar’s diss track being the hottest song of the summer, the cultural rot of rap continues to plague America. Jason says the song is one of the most divisive and grotesque messages ever recorded by the music industry and furthers the plot to remov...
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“Horizon: An American Saga—Chapter 1” is an epic Western that fills the movie screen for three hours, and Jason Whitlock sat through the entire film. That may be the greatest endorsement of a movie ever. Whitlock makes his case for why every American should see the latest work by Kevin Costner. We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the conversation in the show chat, leave a comment or email Jason at FearlessBlazeShow@gmail...
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Bronny James told the media he never really thought about playing in the NBA alongside his dad. Maybe he should have told LeBron that; the Lakers might be in better shape. Little LeBron was the 55th overall pick in the NBA, but with all the hype, you’d think he was the team's biggest off-season acquisition, and he may actually be. Jason and Steve Kim discuss the nepotism in L.A. and why it may be the factor that’s preventing the La...
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There is a war raging in the Democratic Party, and the battle lines are drawn between leftist men and liberal women. Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance has led some Democrats to call for a replacement candidate, and others insist on staying the course, but one thing is clear: The women are being fueled by their emotions and seething hatred for Donald Trump. Jason walks us through the civil war battles taking place between Jo...
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The latest viral sensation on the internet has become the golden calf for heterosexual sin. “Hawk Tuah Girl” is being celebrated online for her answer to a question about her sex life. She’s being championed as single-handedly shutting down Pride Month. Jason explains why you can’t demonize the hyper-sexualized LGBTQ movement and all its hedonistic debauchery while celebrating the moral-less public sexual sin of straight people. W...
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The blackest show on television is no more. NBC is calling a wrap on “Brother from Another” with Michael Smith and Michael Holley. The pair made the announcement recently and in doing so said the quiet part out loud. NBC specifically designed the show as a response to George Floyd’s death, as an attempt to drive black subscribers to Peacock. Is this another sign that America’s woke era is falling apart at the seams? We want to hea...
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The creators of “Jones Plantation” set out to craft a film that used satire and drama to expose the oppression of America’s political system, and in doing so, they may have set the standard for the American dissident cinema movement. Jason calls the film one of the best he’s seen and welcomes director Andrew Treglia and screenwriter Larken Rose to discuss their film. Plus, T.J. Moe, Kevin Donahue, Shemeka Michelle, and Virgil Walke...
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The fact that the 2024 NBA Draft saw non-American black people with the top two picks (and white guys littered throughout the first round) is a further indictment of the black family structure in our country. Pair the draft with the continued failure of LeBron James' I Promise School, and it should be abundantly clear that the destruction of the nuclear family and the ascension of matriarchy are two of the most destructive forces p...
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America has become a meritless society. For example, take Christina Peterson, the Georgia judge arrested after an altercation at a nightclub. An elected judicial official who took an oath to uphold justice, dressed like a stripper fighting with cops. Are you looking for examples in the sports world? Jason presents you the golden calf, Deion Sanders, the unqualified J.J. Redick, the philandering Bill Belichick, or bankrupt Antonio P...
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J.J. Redick’s introductory press conference as the Lakers head coach was problematic. Jason explains why and draws the parallel between Redick’s behavior with the escapades of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, Bill Belichick and his sugar baby, and the recent video of Bengal’s QB Joe Burrow strutting his stuff at a fashion show while dressed like a woman. Where have all the real men gone? T.J. Moe and Steve Kim join the conversation, ...
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Just a few days ago, Jason was ready to carve Angel Reese into the Mt. Rushmore of overhyped, overrated athletes — today, he gives the WNBA’s “Envy Queen” her flowers. Is Whitlock to thank for Reese’s double-double performance in the comeback win over Caitlin Clark? As Angel soared, Clark faded, so Jason shares some strong advice for Clark and her Fever teammates. Is Yahoo Sports writer Tom Haberstroh on LeBron James' payroll? Habe...
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Pastor Corey Brooks spent nearly a year on a rooftop to raise money to build a community center in Chicago’s notorious gang-controlled “O’block.” That’s why Pastor Brooks took exception with former NBA star Stephen Jackson “checking in” with the “real ones.” One of the kids featured in Jackson’s infamous “O’block” video is headed to jail accused of murder. Brooks shares that story and the battles he’s facing advocating for the blac...
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Is it just us or has June been less prideful in 2024? Have companies like Target and Bud Light learned their lesson? That's the question that has been raging among the Fearless Army throughout the first half of Pride Month. Jason, T.J. Moe, Steve Kim, Shemeka Michelle, and Wilfred Reilly debate if America’s woke era is dead, dying, or just waiting for the next George Floyd. We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the convers...
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In a recent episode of “Fearless,” Marc Lamont Hill refused to make a statement concerning his faith when pressed. Hill told Jason he didn’t discuss such matters in public. Imagine our surprise when Hill sends us his previous Juneteenth sermon from a Chicago church. Doing his best Malcolm X impersonation, Hill quotes Scripture and praises the name of MLK, further confirming Whitlock’s assertion that Hill worships at the altar of ra...
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Is Boston star Jaylen Brown a Black Lives Matter plant? Jason believes so. How else do you explain Brown being named NBA Finals MVP over Jayson Tatum? Brown delivers all the right BLM talking points. In contrast, champion head coach Joe Mazzulla is an example of another Catholic believer using his platform to profess the gospel of Jesus Christ. Whitlock tackles this topic as only he can. Jay Skapinac joins “Fearless” to discuss Bos...
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