Fearless with Jason Whitlock

The bickering over Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter brings into focus America’s war between the sexes — that's at the crux of Jason’s daily fire-starter. Jason argues that the feminization of American culture is about women prioritizing safety above freedom. America’s Founding Fathers emphasized freedom over safety. As women have grown in power, they have forced men to create safe spaces within...

Jason and Fearless contributor Shemeka Michelle spent the first hour of the show discussing the impact of the free speech “climate change” Elon Musk sparked over at Twitter. Based on the reactions of social media activist Shaun King and MSNBC host Joy Reid, climate change could destroy the racial grift of the Democratic Party. Jason and Shemeka viciously and hilariously dissected the Left’s respon...

Jason starts the show talking about the biggest news story of the day – Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter. Jason argues that the fall of Twitter to Musk is another sign that the era of “woke” is in rapid decline. "Fearless" contributor Royce White still harbors skepticism toward Musk because of the billionaire’s apparent support of transhumanism. Jason changes topics, switching to a fire-starter...

Jason Whitlock exposes who's really behind the alphabet mafia … F.A.A.N.G. (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google). Colin Kaepernick wants back in the NFL, a true sign of modern-day entitlement. New York Times John Kahn’s “George Costanza” — like the photo. The absence of Trump showcases the insanity of the Democratic agenda. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason’s fire-starter analogizing Donald Trump to actor Robin Williams’ iconic character John Keating in the movie "Dead Poets Society" sparks a debate about who is a better 2024 presidential candidate, Trump or Florida governor Ron DeSantis. "Fearless" contributor Royce White argues on behalf of Trump. Delano Squires presents the case for DeSantis. The dichotomy between White and Squires – two men...

Are we in the final days of woke corporate media? In his daily fire-starter, Jason explores the deeper meaning of the ridiculous homoerotic photoshoot of New York Times editor Joe Kahn. Jason argues that Kahn was pictured in New York Magazine like a female Instagram model to distract from the fact the 57-year-old Harvard grad is a heterosexual white male born into riches (his dad co-founded the of...

In his daily firestarter, Jason used Colin Kaepernick to explore the theme that entitlement has replaced gratitude in America’s modern secular culture. “Entitlement is the antithesis of gratitude, the spirit of thankfulness promoted by traditional religious faith,” Whitlock argued. “He can’t let go of the bitterness he feels about being abandoned by his biological father and mother.” Fearless cont...

Today’s episode starts with Jason roasting Colin Kaepernick for a softball interview on the "I Am Athlete" podcast and gets even hotter when pizza billionaire Papa John Schnatter spills all the tea on NFL owners Jerry Jones' and Daniel Snyder’s desire to fire commissioner Roger Goodell. Kaepernick says he wants to play in the NFL. Jason argues that there's a huge difference between wanting to play...

Jason’s fire-starter explained the enormous threat Elon Musk’s bid to acquire Twitter poses to the establishment, and the opening monologue called out the five families – Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google – of the “Alphabet Mafia.” Fearless contributor T.J. Moe is the first to fan the flames, wondering if former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is a Musk friend or foe. Fearless soldier Dave Shan...

Former police officer Brandon Tatum, a co-founder of BLEXIT, agreed with Jason’s assessment that BLM is dead, saying the organization “went on vacation and committed suicide.” Fearless contributor Delano Squires talked about his column on the war of worldviews confounding America. Squires said the country is in a fight for faith, fathers, family, and freedom. BlazeTV host Dave Rubin of "The Rubin...

Elon Musk’s offer to become the sole owner of Twitter has some liberals running scared. Whitlock decries the horrible effects of “Black Twitter” on America and asks if that could be rolled back by the billionaire CEO of Tesla motors. In what way has “Black Twitter” become the modern equivalent of the Ku Klux Klan? Jason ties a number of headlines to the Twitter news, including Tony Dungy’s allianc...

Whitlock welcomes New York gubernatorial candidate Andrew Giuliani and Bill O’Reilly of “No Spin News” to break down the tragic subway shooting in New York City. Does suspect Frank James represent the last straw for the Big Apple? Can New York rebound from the left-wing policies that have led to COVID lockdowns and high crime rates? Is New York doomed because of the leadership of Eric Adams, Kathy...

BlazeTV host Elijah Schaffer of "Slightly Offens*ve" shares a chilling and fascinating story about growing up in Los Angeles and about attempts by adults to sexually groom him when he was just 13 years old. Jack Posobiec of “Human Events“ explains his recent Twitter ban for a post about Disney and grooming. Congressional candidate Royce White tells Jason why modern notions of diversity DO NOT incl...

As the world processes the Dwayne Haskins tragedy, controversy swirls around comments from Chase Claypool, Adam Schefter, and Gil Brandt. Why are those debates a product of the de-masculinization of society by Disney and ESPN? Whitlock dives into the intentional drive by corporate media to feminize EVERYTHING, including men's sports. Which sports personality has explicitly replaced God with divers...

Here is a collection of Whitlock’s biggest blazes from the week that was.  How have Disney’s ultra-liberal policies damaged both children AND American sports? Why is ESPN spending so much money on mediocre on-air talent? In what way do the gun-grabbers have the Sacramento shooting narrative completely backwards? Can Elon Musk save Twitter from the woke mob?  Why is Jason ready to slap Jon Stewart...

The fallout continues from Governor Ron DeSantis’ battle with Disney over Florida’s anti-grooming legislation. Whitlock looks at how the radical Disney gender agenda has affected the world of athletics. Why was Disney’s purchase of ESPN and the NBA television rights such a pivotal moment for American sports? How do the differences between Michael Jordan and LeBron James illustrate the impact? Are...

In a podcast this week, Jon Stewart said that the American dream is unattainable for black people. In reaction, Glenn Beck joins Whitlock to talk about slavery and the Founding Fathers’ plans to wipe it out using Christian principles. In what way is Stewart actually practicing the very racism he claims to be attacking? Why did Beck take a genuine rough draft of the Declaration of Independence out...

Whitlock calls ESPN’s starting line-up Stephen & the Blowfish: Cracker Rear View, in tribute to '90s supergroup Hootie & the Blowfish’s big album. Why is the “Worldwide Leader in Sports” blowing so much money on Stephen A. Smith, Troy Aikman, Joe Buck, Adrian Wojnarowski, and Adam Schefter? How will the “Alphabet Mafia” in the corporate media spin the new contracts for Schefter and Woj? “Fearless”...

Billionaire Elon Musk has purchased the largest single share of Twitter. As a political centrist, could the newest member of Twitter’s board of directors help swing the social media giant toward free speech and conservative values? “Fearless” columnist Delano Squires helps Jason break down the real impact of Twitter on America. How does Whitlock tie the Sacramento shooting to the news about Musk?...

Leftists like President Joe Biden and NBA Coach Steve Kerr are using the Sacramento shooting headline to call for gun control. Whitlock explains why the real solution is the complete opposite. Minnesota Congressional candidate Royce White explains why the Constitution’s Second Amendment is so key to keeping tyranny at bay. “Fearless” contributor Shemeka Michelle praises a speech about gender from...

NO ONE has a breakdown of the “Oscar Slap” that’s as complete and insightful as Jason Whitlock’s. This collection of the week’s best firestarters will get you up to speed on what the REAL takeaway should be from the Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Chris Rock drama. Whitlock and T.J. Moe will also give you insight into the Tampa Bay coaching change. How is Tom Brady responsible for Bruce Arians...

Comedian Alex Stein makes his “Fearless” debut to tell Whitlock about a pair of his viral videos. How did Stein crash real city council meetings in Texas to lampoon Lia Thomas and the Left’s reaction to Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine? Why does the comedian have a connection to both Andy Reid and Matthew Stafford? How did recent changes in American comedy lead to Will Smith's Oscar slap of Chris R...

The explosive news that Bruce Arians is stepping aside as the coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was NOT a surprise to Whitlock. How is Tom Brady’s quest for more power the real cause of the change? “Fearless” contributor T.J. Moe reflects on his time with Bill Belichick and the Patriots as he analyzes the story. Steve Kim cannot wait to see what happens to the national anthem when Colin Kaepernick...

In an epic 78-minute unscripted monologue, Whitlock ties together all the plotlines of Will Smith’s slap debacle. Does he agree with Jim Carrey’s and Bill Maher’s comments on Chris Rock and the new Oscar winner? Why were “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air” and “The Cosby Show” so integral to Jason’s life? How would civil rights legends like Martin Luther King Jr., Robert F. Kennedy, Rosa Parks, and Jack...

Whitlock takes the “Oscars slap” conversation where no other host can, bringing in conservative guests who disagree with him. Why does author Hotep Jesus argue that Will Smith’s assault on Chris Rock showed a side of manhood that America needed to see? How does BlazeTV host Steve Deace of "The Steve Deace Show" compare Smith’s actions favorably against the loss of masculinity exhibited in the age...