Fearless with Jason Whitlock

In the midst of the Boston Celtics' epic comeback against Golden State in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, ESPN’s Mark Jones uttered a phrase that transported Jason into another realm: “The Celtics have stormed ahead. This insurrection has them leading by 11.” In what world would a broadcaster insert political buzzwords into play-by-play? The social media world, or as Jason calls it, “the social media ma...

What do you do when you have no political platform to stand on? If you are a Democrat, you naturally prop yourself up on the dead bodies of black people. That’s what Kentucky Senate hopeful Charles Booker was hoping to accomplish when he channeled his inner Jussie Smollett, placing a noose around his neck to ask for your vote to stop Rand Paul’s reign of terror over black people. “What has become...

Memorial Day weekend provided American moviegoers with the most eagerly anticipated film in the post-COVID era, "Top Gun: Maverick." The long-awaited sequel raked in over $350 million at the box office, and the Fearless Army contributed to that total. Jason went to the theater craving a Good Ranchers-quality steak from Tom Cruise and crew, but left with the aftertaste of a McDonald’s cheeseburger....

The Memorial Day weekend provides the kindling for Jason’s fire-starter. A day once set aside to pay respect and homage to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of freedom has devolved into another apathetic display of Americans' newfound entitlement. “Americans are in a race for privilege. We used to race toward freedom, and we were extremely thankful for the men who pr...

There are some piping hot fire-starters this week! The self-proclaimed Tim "Jackie" Anderson gets offended at his own reference. The Pittsburgh Steelers QB Dwayne Haskins unfortunately passed away, but where are all the details? A lot has happened in the past week, but why does Barack Obama bring up George Floyd, and how is it relevant to anything that's happened this week? Tune in to hear the hea...

Outrage over the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, intensified after a video surfaced of police standing outside Robb Elementary School as distraught parents screamed for them to take action. Jason asks the question: If law enforcement botched the response to an active assassin running loose in a school, who’s to blame, the cops or the culture? “Fearless” contributor T.J. Moe believes that the cops’...

“Yesterday, Barack Obama wrote and published the dumbest tweet in the history of Twitter.” That's how Jason ignites today’s fire-starter. Less than 24 hours after a maniac killed 19 innocent children in a Texas elementary school, the former president of the United States swooped in like Kayne West at an award show. “We should take the time to recognize that two years have passed since the murder o...

After another tragedy, America finds itself asking the same questions that haven’t led to any answers. From the president to progressive pundits, the familiar fodder of gun control is being force-fed to the masses as the sole solution to mass shootings. Jason seeks to redirect the conversation from the mechanism (the gun) to the motivation (the evil). To monsters like Salvador Ramos, the perpetrat...

NBA legend John Stockton has popped up on the political playing field once again. This time, the all-time assists leader is taking heat for speaking up for a friend accused of crimes in Washington D.C. on Jan. 6. Stockton shares his surprise with Jason that his letter of support became public at all. More details are surfacing on the tragic death of Dwayne Haskins. Toxicology reports show the form...

Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa lit the match of racism over the weekend, so in return Jason starts this Monday’s fire-starter by torching Tony with a high hard one. Chicago’s short-tempered shortstop Tim Anderson likes to refer to himself as the "modern-day Jackie Robinson," but don’t any white man dare do so. When Yankees slugger Josh Donaldson did just that, in jest as many times before...

Saturday’s list of Whitlock fire-starters is hot. You’ll hear the heat unleashed on Chris Paul and the NBA. You’ll also hear about Biden’s buffoonery in Buffalo. Why is the Left using people like Yumi Nu to establish an unhealthy culture? Why is Bronny James relevant? Josh Pate, Danny Kanell, and Jason Whitlock talk about how Nick Saban is leaving, and they will blow your mind with their provocati...

College football experts Danny Kanell and Josh Pate ignited Friday’s fire, unleashing provocative takes on Alabama football coach Nick Saban’s feud with Jimbo Fisher and Deion Sanders. Kanell and Pate were so insightful and interesting that Jason simply fanned their flames. Pate speculated Saban lashed out at Fisher and Sanders over name, image, and likeness recruiting tactics as a way of paving h...

Just in time for the tip-off of the 2022 NBA playoffs, the league found its way back onto state-run television in China. Coincidence? Likely not, according to a report from ESPN — yes, that ESPN. Jason and “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim discuss the impact of the billions of dollars NBA owners have invested in the communist economy and the ripple effect it’s had among the game’s social justice wa...

Wednesday’s show starts hot. Jason’s fire-starter fans the flames of the inferno sparked by Dr. Jordan Peterson’s Twitter criticism of Sports Illustrated’s plus-size cover girl Yumi Nu, believing "North America’s most honest public intellectual" misspoke. Peterson should have said "not healthy" instead of "not beautiful." "The Left doesn’t want to retool the notion of beauty. They want to retool t...

President Biden visited Buffalo to honor the victims of the weekend’s deadly massacre. Addressing the nation and the world, Biden blamed the atrocities on the radicalization caused by the media, internet, political rhetoric, and those seeking to gain power by politicizing the violence, all while using the tragedy for political gain. Jason is joined by “Fearless” contributors TJ Moe and Delano Squi...

Jason’s fire-starter eviscerated Phoenix Suns point guard Chris Paul for his miserable performance in the NBA playoffs. Jason argued that Phoenix’s playoff fold against the Dallas Mavericks can be directly traced to Paul’s weak, feminine, and matriarchal mindset. Jason said the Suns’ collapse began in game four when Paul harassed a Dallas fan for touching his mother’s shoulder. “The matriarchy rul...

In the second of a two-part series, Jason examines the impact of popular YouTube creator Kevin Samuels, the dapper and blunt relationship guru who died Thursday morning inside his Atlanta apartment at age 56. Samuels attracted a massive YouTube and Instagram following dishing harsh dating advice primarily to black women. Jason considered Samuels the “king of the manosphere,” the collection of male...

In the first of a two-part series, Jason examines the impact of popular YouTube creator Kevin Samuels, the dapper and blunt relationship guru who died Thursday morning inside his Atlanta apartment at age 56. Samuels attracted a massive YouTube and Instagram following dishing harsh dating advice primarily to black women. Jason considered Samuels the “king of the manosphere,” the collection of male...

Everyone wants to tie the attack on comedian Dave Chappelle to the Will Smith-Oscars “slap heard ‘round the world.” Everyone but Jason Whitlock. In his daily fire-starter, the "Fearless" host argued that the Black Lives Matter movement had more to do with inspiring Isaiah Lee to assault Chappelle on stage than did Will Smith smacking comedian Chris Rock at the Academy Awards. “Lee’s role models ar...

Jason unleashes the ultimate fire-starter today, crushing black men for allowing the Democratic Party to use black people as political prostitutes and connect the freedom of black people to abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, and promotion of the matriarchy. “We’re being pimped by Democrats,” he complains. “We’re bottom b****es, the most loyal demographic in the history of American politics.” Jason arg...

Jason marshals his "Fearless" soldiers – Royce White, T.J. Moe, Delano Squires, Shemeka Michelle, and Dave Shannon – to help him come to grips with the “leak” heard ‘round the world: The Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade. Jason’s celebration of the news is greatly tempered by his disgust toward the way we learned of the proposed decision. He wants the leaker prosecuted to the fullest...

Jason sets fire to the New York Times over the newspaper’s framing of “Tucker Carlson Tonight” as the most racist show in cable news history. A regular contributor to the program, Jason argues the attack on Carlson’s show is an attack on all of its contributors, including himself, Delano Squires, and Royce White. Jason states the NY Times used Carlson as a proxy to attack people with biblical worl...

This week, Jason covered a myriad of topics in his daily firestarters. Are NBA superstars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving the main ones at fault for the Brooklyn Nets' early playoff exit? Or is the former mayor of the Big Apple the one who deserves most of the blame? Why has the recent purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk caused so much chaos for those on the Left? And what does Royce White have to say...

The Washington Post releases an opinion piece stating that the GOP is no longer a party but is a movement to impose white Christian nationalism. Jason and “Fearless” contributors T.J. Moe and Delano Squires respond to the absurd piece and explain the danger America is in with this kind of ideology. Delano Squires asks whether Rachel Dolezal is owed an apology from America. Is there really an advan...

Minnesota congressional candidate and former NBA player Royce White passionately responds to a lengthy hit piece published in Thursday’s Washington Post. Jeff Bezos’ publication printed a profile that framed White as a supporter of “white nationalism” and the darling of the “far-right media.” White, who is black, joins Jason and T.J. Moe for a one-hour conversation to rebuke the false narrative. W...