Fearless with Jason Whitlock

“Fearless” kicks the week off with fiery and outrageous NFL takes. Tampa’s recent loss to the 49ers is a result of Tom Brady’s 11-day hiatus. The collapse of Brady has "Undisputed" host Shannon Sharpe and his partner, Skip Bayless, in a very transparent feud. This viral conversation, caught live on their show, had social media in a frenzy over Skip vs. Shannon. “Fearless” soldiers T.J. Moe and Ste...

Deion Sanders is now "Coach Prime." His move from Jackson State to Colorado is a prime example of how the black community doesn't believe in building, investing in, or supporting anything of its own. Ex-NFL players and their pastor, Charles Dowell — the "Israelites" from Straitway Truth Ministries — join “Fearless” to break down their theology. President Biden negotiates with Russia to make the wo...

Elon Musk has taken over Twitter, and the Left and all its celebrities have cried, pouted, and thrown fits about it. They say it’s no longer a social media platform for free speech. Jason points out that ironically, it never has been. “Twitter has always been a propaganda hub for Northern California values. 100% of media outlets and entertainment corporations use the app as their guide for narrati...

BREAKING: WNBA player and Russian prisoner Brittney Griner has been traded for … the “Merchant of Death”? President Joe Biden negotiated with Russia in what he deems a fair trade. This is more like one of the lowest points in U.S. foreign policy history. The “Fearless” crew discusses the Griner-for-Death trade. Jason calls this one of the worst trades of all time. “Fearless” soldiers Royce White,...

Not long after Bishop Nathanyel appeared on "Fearless," Straitway Truth Ministries reached out to Jason because it believed Israelites were inaccurately defined during the segment. Interested in what they had to say, Jason welcomed these "Black Israelites," bringing on Straitway's leaders, which include ex-NFL stars Robert Mathis (Indianapolis Colts), Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (Green Bay Packers), Dani...

Black people would rather beg than build. This is the lesson we have learned from Deion Sanders’ relocation from Jackson, Mississippi, to Boulder, Colorado. “Life rewards builders and exploits beggars. Deion Sanders is not a beggar. But he’s not a builder, either. He’s a mercenary for hire, serially auctioning himself to the highest bidder and committed builder. He reflects a culture designed and...

Deion Sanders is the subject of Monday’s discussion, per the weekend's exciting news. Deion Sanders moved from Jackson State to the University of Colorado Boulder as head coach — "Coach Prime." Jason says Sanders wasn’t happy at Jackson State and “needed the comfort, better facilities, and bigger paycheck in Colorado.” Jason points out the fact that Deion's move is a prime example of how the black...

Kanye West is all over the news, but this is nothing new. “Fearless” soldier Royce White completely breaks down the plethora of layers to Kanye West and how he feels about West’s comments on Alex Jones’ “Infowars.” “I think Kanye has contributed some incredible insights to the discourse — especially to black people — as it pertains to ownership, creative control, and even beyond that. But I do thi...

Black influencers exposed themselves as battery-backed useful idiots during the Kyrie Irving "Hebrews to Negroes" controversy. They unintentionally revealed a truth about modern celebrity. The digital media age rejects adherence to a set of values and requires obedience to the whims of public opinion. LeBron’s forced comments about Jerry Jones are another attempt by James to establish a new positi...

“Free speech — the First Amendment — has so little genuine support in our social-media-controlled culture that few Americans think it’s important to protect unpopular and misguided speech. Corporate media want to rewrite the U.S. Constitution.” Jason exposes many establishments and individuals — such as the Anti-Defamation League, the NAACP, Charles Barkley, Stephen A. Smith, and Ben Shapiro — for...

“Fearless” brings an exciting and thought-provoking conversation to its audience. Jason brings up the topic of what “Fearless” is about and how the show will be handled in the future. Jason brings on Bishop Nathanyel, founder of “Israel United in Christ,” a faith-based organization that believes “black [people], Hispanic [people] and Native Americans are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and...

Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady have fallen. Jason Whitlock says Rodgers needs to stay down, and Brady needs to give up. What are the chances for either of these two elite athletes to recover? “Fearless” soldier Steve Kim joins the discussion for this thought-provoking conversation. Whitlock welcomes back Coach Jason Brown of “Last Chance U” for more NFL analysis, and he joins with a football theory o...

Last Sunday afternoon, before the Brooklyn Nets played against the Memphis Grizzlies, Kyrie Irving was forced to apologize a third time for his controversial tweet. Endless apologies are demanded by the mainstream media, but when do the apologies end, and when will they be enough? “Fearless” soldier Royce White weighs in on the idea that the establishment fears Irving could be a superspreader of i...

CBS Sports analyst Bill Cowher called Indianapolis Colts interim coach Jeff Saturday a “disgrace.” Considering Saturday and how Indianapolis’ last game turned out, is this a fair assessment? Shannon Sharpe is back on the radar after backtracking his stance on Kyrie Irving and Kanye West. Draymond Green is setting up a bad look for the Golden State Warriors. Is Draymond destroying them? Also, forme...

In today’s episode of “Fearless,” Jason brings on rapper Bryson Gray for a full show to discuss some of the hottest topics on your news feed. Former President Donald Trump announced his third bid as a presidential nominee for 2024, and there have been a lot of former Trump fans who have switched over to #TeamDeSantis — but Jason is still #TeamTrump. “Fearless” soldiers Royce White and Bryson Gray...

The current culture has more reverence for feelings than beliefs. Social media trained many of us to feel that the police were randomly killing black men across the country. Statistics and facts did not and do not support that feeling. We ignored the facts. We demonized and defunded law enforcement. Social media drives our overemphasis on feelings and our hostility toward religious beliefs. Our so...

"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" is ruling the box office for the Marvel film franchise, but as Jason predicted, the film is the dream of the woke feminist matriarchal class that Hollywood filmmakers love to serve. "Fearless" contributors Shemeka Michelle, Pastor Anthony Walker, Delano Squires, and Lauren Chen join Jason to explore the film’s themes and cultural significance. Jason asks Pastor Ant...

You won’t be asked to say the names of the three college students who were shot and killed on the University of Virginia campus. Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler, and D’Sean Perry won’t receive the same media attention or treatment as George Floyd received. Their shooter doesn’t look like Derek Chauvin; that makes them victims, not martyrs. Black-on-black violence has become such an acceptable part...

On Saturday, the New York Times published an article on Saturday’s episode of “Saturday Night Live,” featuring comedian Dave Chappelle. The article covered Chappelle’s comedic monologue on Kyrie Irving, Kanye West, and Donald Trump. What the NYT missed was the fact that it was supposed to be truthful and funny. It claimed the comedian “mocks Kanye and Kyrie.” This may be confusing for anybody who...

Is Aaron Rodgers done in Green Bay? Do you know the real reason the Colts didn’t hire a black coach to finish the season? Do you know why I really left ESPN? Find out in this week’s most fiery takes! We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the conversation in the show chat, leave a comment or email Jason at FearlessBlazeShow@gmail.com Get 10% off Blaze swag by using code Fearless10 at https:...

The truth shall set you free, and it’s time for the NBA, the NFL, and Nike to just admit it. The sports leagues, and their leaders and sponsors, are hostile to religious faith. That’s what is really driving the persecution of Kyrie Irving. Jason says that in the eyes of his overseers, Kyrie’s mind is “diseased” with religious courage, and that’s dangerous to a culture that only obeys money. “Peopl...

As NBA star Kyrie Irving continues to serve a suspension for his social media post, he’s finally receiving support from some of the most unlikely sources. LeBron James issued a statement on Twitter calling for Kyrie to be reinstated, and ESPN basketball analyst Jay Williams released a long video defending Irving and free speech. “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim joins Jason to discuss what it means...

Kari Lake is struggling in Arizona, Herschel Walker is set for a runoff in Georgia, and Lauren Boebert was booted in Colorado. Election night did not end with the “red wave” across America the way much of the country had anticipated. Despite the mixed results from candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump, Jason believes the country still owes him a debt of gratitude and loyalty for the...

LeBron’s Lakers are off to a 2-8 start to the NBA season and look like they could be on the verge of their third losing season since James assembled his team. With just one NBA title to show for James' time in L.A., his starring role in Hollywood is going just as Jason scripted it. “This has been an abysmal failure. LeBron James' L.A. experiment has been a failure, as I predicted five years ago. Y...

As more people continue to pile on Kyrie Irving for his alleged anti-Semitism, Jason believes that it is clear the ultra-BLM revolutionaries, and their unlikely ally Ben Shapiro, would have hated Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X. “Shannon Sharpe. Stephen A. Smith. Jemele Hill. LeBron James. Charlamagne 'tha Fraud.' James Brown. The people justifying the persecution of Irving over a harmless and boring d...