Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey finally comes clean on everything we already knew about social media and the algorithm: It’s all rigged. This is not a new revelation — Whitlock warned us all of the dangers of the social media matrix eight years ago, and nothing has changed. Just look at the drama queens of the WNBA, players like Angel Reese, Chennedy Carter, and Cameron Brink, and the outrage they’...

Chennedy Carter’s flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark exposed one of the WNBA’s underlying problems. The league isn’t skilled enough, and sports fans don’t want to see violent women acting like aggressive, insecure, envious men. America should have different expectations for men and women, even in sports. Delano Squires and Anthony Walker join Jason to sort through this discussion. Plus, Whitlock share...

Caitlin Clark’s short time in the WNBA spotlight has been quite revealing. The latest controversy involving a hard, needless foul by the league’s one-woman goon squad has exposed the players and the media’s welfare mindset. ESPN’s Monica McNutt used the opportunity to leave Stephen A. Smith speechless, who in turn doubled down on the racial element to appease the yas queens. Pat McAfee referred to...

Join Jason and the Fearless Army team of Delano Squires, Shemeka Michelle, and Kevin Donahue as they recap and dissect Roll Call 2.0 We hit the highlights from Voddie Baucham, Mark Robinson, E.W. Jackson, Vince Everett Ellison, and more. If you missed this event, BlazeTV subscribers can log on now and catch the entire conference. Not a BlazeTV insider? Click https://get.blazetv.com/FEARLESS and ge...

Join the Fearless Army LIVE from Rocketown in Nashville for a special conversation with Voddie Baucham discussing his latest book, “It’s Not Like Being Black: How Sexual Activist Hijacked the Civil Rights Movement” Jason sits down with former Chicago Bulls Head Coach Tim Floyd, Oakland University’s Greg Kampe, former Ole Miss Kermit Davis, former LSU coach John Brady, former SMU head coach Tim Jan...

Stephen A. Smith is the latest sports personality to walk back his attacks on Dallas star Kyrie Irving. Stephen A. once implored Kyrie to retire over his refusal to take the jab. Now, with Irving and the Mavs on the doorstep of the NBA Finals, Smith is apologizing. In that attempt to make amends, Smith mentioned Kenny Smith’s conversation with him about Kyrie and went on to say that Kenny’s brothe...

Kyrie Irving’s play has the Dallas Mavericks on the verge of the NBA Finals, and his former critics are backpedaling like Deion Sanders in his prime. NBA on TNT analyst Kenny Smith recounted a tale of scolding Stephen A. Smith over his critique of Irving, and even Charles Barkley seems to have moved past his righteous indignation over the vaccine. Don’t worry, Jason has all the receipts of those w...

The Dallas Mavericks could become the 2024 NBA champions. If that happens, former team owner Mark Cuban will take a victory lap, crediting the franchise's award-winning diversity, equity, and inclusion program as the reason and parlay that narrative into a presidential bid. That’s not a prediction, that’s a spoiler. It’s also a lie. Dallas’ success on the court has nothing to do with the people of...

One of country music's most awarded singer-songwriters, Jeffrey Steele, brings his guitar to “Fearless” to share his story of faith and a special song ahead of Roll Call 2.0. He’s joined by John Cooper, the lead singer of the famed Christian rock band Skillet, to talk some tunes. Steele and Cooper will join country star John Rich as a part of Roll Call on June 1. Plus, actor, producer, and documen...

Self-described Catholic apologist and podcast host Timothy Gordon joins “Fearless” to answer Jason’s questions about the faith, get his thoughts on the Harrison Butker controversy, and fact-check Pope Francis’ recent comments regarding the nature of the human heart.  We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the conversation in the show chat, leave a comment or email Jason at FearlessBlazeShow...

Chiefs kicker Harison Butker’s “controversial” commencement address continues to make waves and spark outrage. Now it’s former ESPN personality Michelle Beadle’s turn to melt down. Whitlock’s former colleague tells the Super Bowl champ to “go f*** yourself." Eloquent words from a sports journalist who Jason contends never would have had the same reaction before the proliferation of social media, a...

In many respects, the obstacle course confronting Caitlin Clark in the WNBA is more difficult than the path Jackie Robinson traveled integrating Major League Baseball in 1947. Caitlin Clark is not risking her life. She is, however, risking her sanity and combatting a normalized and insidious form of racial idolatry. Jason explores how the woke culture has turned Clark into the avatar for “White Sa...

Stephen A. Smith fancies himself as rap legend Chuck D of Public Enemy: a disruptor and innovator. In reality, he’s Flavor Flav, an outlandish hype man with nothing meaningful to say. “Up for Debate,” the ESPN documentary that Smith produced, is a self-serving resume tape whose only objective is to paint Smith as the MLK of sports media and position him to cash in on his next contract. Jason walks...

The problem with comedian Bill Maher is he swallowed the green pill and rejected the red one. The green pill (capitalism) is only effective when combined with the red pill. Greed fuels Maher’s outreach to political conservatives, not moral clarity or cultural enlightenment. He’s Gordon Gekko from the movie "Wall Street." Absent religious conviction, Maher has succumbed to the religion of money and...

Days after the release of surveillance video showing Diddy violently attacking his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, the hip-hop icon took to social media to apologize. His statement on the repulsive footage was absent of two things: Ventura’s name and any modicum of sincerity. The music mogul’s message was a Hail Mary to save face and finances, and Jason says Diddy needs to apologize for much more th...

In a bizarre scene, Masters champion and golf’s top-ranked player Scottie Scheffler was arrested just prior to his tee time. Scheffler was charged with assaulting a police officer after attempting to drive past the scene of a fatal accident to enter the golf course. Jason and Steve Kim debate the incident that Sheffler says was a “misunderstanding.” Shannon Sharpe faces criticism after his most re...

If there were any doubts surrounding the allegations Sean “Diddy” Combs' ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura levied against the hip-hop mogul, they have now been erased. CNN released surveillance video from a Los Angeles luxury hotel that shows the rapper violently assaulting Ventura in the hallway as she attempts to flee from an enraged Combs. This incident occurred in 2016 and surfaces as the former Ba...

Unlike his critics, NFL kicker Harrison Butker is fearless. The Chiefs star used an invitation to deliver the commencement address at Benedictine College to spread a pro-God, pro-family message. Apparently, that’s not allowed in today’s society, not even at a Catholic institution. Now, Butker is facing backlash from feminists, the NFL, and even the municipality of Kansas City. Jason dives into the...

He is who we thought he was: the NBA MVP and the best player in the league. Shaquille O'Neal and Kendrick Perkins were delighted when the Denver Nuggets dropped the first two games of the Western Conference semi-finals. It affirmed their race-based animus against the three-time league MVP. However, Tuesday night, Jokic proved that his resume over the last four seasons matters a lot more than his p...

Is America moving closer to ridding itself of celebrity idolatry? A new online trend of blocking celebrities and content creators known as the “digital guillotine,” or “digitine,” is targeting stars like Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift. And, believe it or not, the cyber backlash is being spearheaded by the Left. Leftists' motivations are mostly linked to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Pal...

In this episode, Jason addresses the unintentional firestorm sparked by including friend, colleague, and Blaze Media cofounder Glenn Beck in Fearless Army Roll Call 2.0. Whitlock clarifies Beck’s role in the Christian men’s summit and reminds us of the mission, purpose, and goals of the “Fearless” movement. Whether it is Glenn Beck, Antonio Brown, Tucker Carlson, or Marc Lamont Hill, we don’t back...

Ousted from the empire he created and embroiled in a contentious legal battle, the founder and former CEO of Papa John Pizza, John Schnatter, joins “Fearless” for an exclusive interview. Schnatter shares the true story of the events surrounding his exit from the company in 2018 after a racial controversy. Did elements inside his own company collude to “put him out to pasture”? We hear the audio ta...

Shaq O’Neal usually leaves NBA fans with a smile, but it seems that Nikola Jokic’s third NBA MVP award has turned the big man’s smile into a frown. The Big Aristotle aired his grievances on the NBA on TNT, and his desk mates, including Charles Barkley, were a little taken aback at his reaction. It was clear to Jason and most people watching that Shaq Daddy is jealous of Jokic as a multi-time MVP....

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Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar has nothing on sports media’s biggest feud. The Washington Post released an expose on Stephen A. Smith — of course, it was devoid of any real journalism or search for objective truths. Jason calls out Smith and the Washington Post’s sham, revealing how Stephen A. and those who have installed him are taking a page out of the Richard Nixon handbook on how to become president...