Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Jason’s appearance on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" sparked a firestorm of controversy surrounding the tragic death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of five police officers in Memphis. Criticism flew from the mouths of celebrities such as pop star Ciara and Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush — it seems like the entire social media matrix took issue with Jason's view on the root of the problem that led to Ni...

Christians have priorities. The way Christians carry themselves and display their behavior is an example of who they are, as well as an example of living the gospel. Today, Jason interviews Mark Morefield, a former head coach for the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor women's basketball team. Morefield is a Christian and was shown acting out of anger toward the women’s basketball team in a recent vi...

Three weeks ago, in a traffic stop on January 7, Tyre Nichols was hospitalized upon arrest and died three days later. He was beaten by five Memphis police officers who, since then, have turned themselves in. Today, MPD will be releasing the body camera footage of the incident. Today on “Fearless,” Jason discusses the common narrative of policemen being "racist cops" with “Fearless” soldiers Delano...

From Shannon Sharpe picking a fight at an NBA game to Matt Barnes spitting on a man at an NFL game, members of the “sports media” are acting more like rappers than like journalists. Jason calls this group of broadcast-bandits the “death row media.” “They’ve run journalists out of the business in favor of criminal athletes with no impulse or emotional control. It's obvious to everyone [that] at som...

“ESPN SportsCenter just led tonight's episode with 2 stories on women's college basketball. The first 6 minutes, a regular season Big Ten and SEC game. Who is paying for this? What percentage of sports fans does this serve?” This simple tweet from Jason questioning an ESPN programming decision triggered a desperate Deadspin writer to call Jason “cartoonishly misogynistic” and “a dark soul” — but i...

Steven Crowder is fighting a war, but is it the same war that The Daily Wire claims to be engaged in? “Steven Crowder has exposed The Daily Wire, change my mind”. Jason believes Crowder's public battle with the conservative mega media company has exposed their true motivation, and it’s not the America First image they shill to subscribers. Bryson Gray, Royce White & T.J. Moe joins Fearless to choo...

You would have thought that Damar Hamlin, the Buffalo Bills player who made a miraculous recovery after collapsing on the field after his heart stopped, would have been a huge part of the Bills-Bengals playoff game. Instead of giving an on-field interview or tossing the coin to start the game, he was relegated to being a shadowy, masked figure we saw occasionally throwing up heart signs from a lux...

“Hockey Is For Everyone." That’s the marketing slogan the NHL has been using to justify “Pride Night” events at arenas all across North America. But finally, one player has stood up against the spirit of the age and stood tall for his religion. Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov refused to wear a “Pride”-inspired rainbow jersey during warm-ups before a recent game. Nearly immediately, th...

As the world celebrated the impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this week, "Fearless" contributor Virgil Walker took a deeper dive into Dr. King's theological and social gospels and reached a rather unpopular conclusion about the influence of the man whose name is synonymous with the civil rights movement. King’s version of the gospel was more influenced by a 20th-century German-American theologi...

ason Whitlock presents an unforgettable “Fearless” special, featuring several of the bravest patriots. Most of these warriors were significantly hurt by the vaccine mandate. When President Joe Biden made the decision to order all Americans to inject themselves with a developmental vaccine that had unknown long-term side effects, he made a life-altering, ineffable impact on many of our nation’s cit...

The NFL playoffs have officially begun, and there’s no other way to start Monday off than with Jason and "The Korean Cosell," Steve Kim. Why didn't Lamar Jackson travel to support the Ravens in Cincinnati? Is there trouble in Baltimore? Brandon Staley’s Chargers blew a 27-0 lead to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Could this lead to a new head coach in L.A.? Referee Shawn Smith picked a fight with Joey B...

In 2012, the average price of a dozen eggs in the U.S. was $1.84. In 2023, Jason Whitlock paid over $7 for a dozen eggs. Regardless of where you choose to get eggs in the U.S., there won’t be too drastic a price difference. The fact that inflation has almost quadrupled the price of eggs is bizarre and a clear display of poor leadership. Today, “Fearless” presents Jason with a discussion that needs...

Last year, the Golden Globe Awards were untelevised. This year, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association chose comedian Jerrod Carmichael to emcee the proceedings. Carmichael started the ceremony by saying, “I’m here because I’m black.” Following a brief moment of silence to discomfort the audience, he continued, “This show, the Golden Globe Awards, did not air last year because the Hollywood Forei...

Some men are built for football while others aren’t. This is the main discussion of today’s show. “Fearless” soldier T.J. Moe joins Jason in the studio to discuss a matter that Jason brought up months ago and received much hate for. Three months ago, Jason said, “Tua Tagovailoa is Glass Joe, the video game character from the old Nintendo arcade game 'Punch-Out!!' He was a 38-year-old boxer with a...

In today's "Fearless" episode, Jason Whitlock recaps why last night's Georgia-TCU national title game was an embarrassment to college football. Also, we learn why the "most effective devil in America" — or M.E.D.I.A. — is destroying American values. Did states' rights fuel the competition that made America great? Steve Kim, the "Korean Cosell,” joins us to discuss how college football can improve...

In today’s “Fearless” episode, Jason discusses the recent firing of the Houston Texans' head coach, Lovie Smith. Once again, it proves that the NFL doesn’t really care about the success of black head coaches, and the hiring was just another example of the diversity, inclusion, and equity agenda. Former NFL player Larry Johnson joins us once again to discuss whether the pregame prayer for Damar Ham...

This week, “Fearless” intended to start 2023 off with the New Year’s resolution of “Fearless with Jason Whitlock.” Instead, there were a few unfortunate events over the past week, such as poor media coverage on the Damar Hamlin accident, UFC owner Dana White publicly slapping his wife, and the embarrassing Shannon Sharpe-Skip Bayless beef that revealed the sad truth about the hip-hop mindset that’...

“Fearless” brings an ugly reality to light with today’s discussion. The public beef between Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe reflects the consequence of sports television's embrace of “tha culture.” That’s short for hip-hop culture: the art, style of dress, and mindset associated with popular commercial rap music. “Tha culture” foments violence, chaos, petty beefs, the prioritization of emotion ove...

Tuesday’s episode of “Fearless” received a lot of feedback regarding the vaccine and how it could have possibly been the cause of Damar Hamlin’s tragic accident. “Fearless” brings on contributor Steve Kim to ask if it’s fair to consider the vaccine as the cause of the tragedy that befell the Bills safety. “Of course. I think as we watched this unfold on Monday night, I think a good deal of the Ame...

“Fearless” welcomes you back in this new year! 2023 started off with a shocking tragedy during Monday Night Football. During last night’s game — featuring the Buffalo Bills vs. the Cincinnati Bengals — with 5:58 remaining in the first quarter, Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed after standing up following a tackle by Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest following th...

Shannon Sharpe's and Skip Bayless' argument provided a biblical lesson on the "sticks and stones" adage. Someone needs to teach this to Shannon Sharpe before he lets Skip Bayless bait him into career suicide. The New York Knicks had a Christmas party, and they were struck by a “snowstorm.” Are successful athletes only into white women? Former President Donald Trump made a "huge announcement," but...

“Fearless” starts the show off with the “Korean Cosell Hour.” NBA player Draymond Green ejects a fan from his most recent game over criticism, NBA commissioner Adam Silver wants a female NBA coach within the next five years, and NBA fans aren’t cheering enough for Brittney Griner. The NBA might as well adopt the slogan “girl power” and trademark it. Jason and Steve Kim discuss the matriarchal lead...

Former President Donald Trump is making waves in the news once again. Unfortunately, they're very small waves. He recently declared he had a "huge announcement," and it turned out that his huge announcement was nothing more than a Donald Trump NFT card collection. This has stirred up a lot of mixed feelings on social media from his supporters. “Fearless” brings in rapper Bryson Gray and “Fearless”...

The New York Knicks recently had a Christmas party, and they were “struck by a snowstorm.” Several NBA players were photographed with women, but Jason couldn’t help but notice that the only black woman was with some white, foreign player. Jason has no problem with this, but it raised a question that became the forefront of today’s big discussion on “Fearless.” What’s going on with the relationship...

“The ‘sticks and stones’ adage originated in a black, Christian newspaper during slavery as a reaction to white bigotry. It was a tool for black believers to reject and ignore the belittling and condescending comments hurled at them. The adage is a reminder to all believers that 'greater is He that is in me than he that is in the world.'” Jason says this is the lesson someone “needs to teach Shann...