Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Ice Cube, owner of “Big3'' basketball league, has some strong words for the NBA and its commissioner Adam Silver. Speaking to Joe Rogan, the rap icon called out the association for encouraging sponsors not to do business with the three-on-three league, called the NBA “gatekeepers” and even issued a warning to Silver regarding talent acquisition. One “Fearless” contributor has a front row seat to the drama. Royce White was a first rounder NBA pick and now is a co-captain on Big3’s Power franchise. Royce joins Jason to discuss Cube’s allegations against Silver and the NBA. Plus, NBA champion Draymond Green recently shared his honest thoughts on Royce’s on court ability. We get Royce’s thoughts on what Draymond had to say. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The sports world has reimagined courage in the last 20 years, and the 2023 ESPYs were a low point for the Arthur Ashe Award. We’re well aware that ESPN previously handed this same award to gay, late-round NFL draft pick Michael Sam and to Bruce Jenner for changing his name, style of dress, and pronouns. To remain in the good graces of the corporate media, you’re required to pretend Megan Rapinoe and company faced fire hoses, police canines, burning crosses, and lived on government cheese to win gold medals. They did not. Jason identifies a pattern in what the four-letter network believes are courageous acts. “The lies all seem to serve the same special interest group. Brittney Griner, Michael Sam, Caitlyn Jenner, Megan Rapinoe, William 'Lia' Thomas, and on and on all play for the Alphabet Mafia.” Host of “Please, Call Me Crazy” and “Fearless” contributor Royce White joins Jason and Steve Kim to discuss ESPN and the ESPYs. We continue our discussion of the manosphere with podcaster Tommy Sotomayor, the person many people, including himself, credit with creating the manosphere. Tommy, Jason, and Royce debate the merits of the movement and those currently occupying the space. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin Samuels and Andrew Tate found notoriety and social media success by appealing to the “manosphere.” The manosphere is a loose confederation of male, anti-feminist internet content creators. With Samuels passing away and Tate facing criminal charges in Romania, H. Pearl Davis has become the unsuspecting queen of the manosphere. Pearl is the most recent ally in America's culture war against the patriarchy — a war that at the end of the day is just another front in the planet-old battle of sexes and modern man’s search to restore the natural order of things. “The matriarchy and its culture have rewritten the book of Genesis. Their rewrite warns against being fruitful, multiplying, and replenishing the earth. Man no longer subdues the earth. Woman subdues man.” Shemeka Michelle, along with Anthony Walker and Dave Shannon, join Jason to discuss the age-old battle for America’s future. Plus, Steve Kim returns to talk about Zion Williamson’s diet, Megan Rapinoe lobbying against her own existence, Tom Brady, Kim Kardashian rumors, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pearl Davis wants to repeal the 19th Amendment of the United States Constitution and take away women’s right to vote. “I had this realization that we [women] are ruining every industry we get into.” It’s hot takes like this that have Pearl trending on Twitter and melting the minds of woke feminists every time she releases a podcast. The mainstream media has labeled her the “female Andrew Tate.” Pearl joins Jason to discuss her journey from growing up in a family with 10 siblings in Chicago to playing professional volleyball in London to running up millions of views and subscribers on YouTube. Plus, Jason starts a fire over the firing of Northwestern's coach, Pat Fitzgerald, amid a hazing scandal in the football department. “Fearless” will get the perspectives of our own coach, “Last Chance U’s” Jason Brown; our former SEC and NFL wide receiver T.J. Moe; and the “Korean Cosell” Steve Kim. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Sound of Freedom” made headlines over the holiday weekend when the faith-based film displaced “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" for the top spot at the box office on July 4. And as quickly as the small-budget film splashed onto the scene, the criticism from Hollywood elites and the woke mainstream media followed. The film stars Jim Caviezel and tells the real-life story of a former Homeland Security officer who left his career to rescue children from sex-trafficking rings. Who would take umbrage with a movie about a hero saving children from pedophiles? In 2023, if that hero — fictionalized or flesh and bone — happens to be a heterosexual white male, the left-wing media eagerly does the bidding of Hollywood execs. “It’s now taboo to make movies or TV shows about men who heroically sacrifice, particularly heterosexual, evangelical white men. Those movies have been demonized as a reflection of toxic masculinity and white supremacy. Feminism and racial idolatry rule Hollywood.” Jason exposes pop culture's assault on the God-glorifying film. “Much of the criticism of the movie is camouflage, a clever ruse forcing defenders to debate it on safe, secular, and political terms. Is Caviezel a supporter of Q? Did the movie go too far exaggerating Ballard’s experiences rescuing kids? Does it promote the white savior trope?” Shemeka Michelle joins “Fearless” to share her review of “Sound of Freedom” as well as her thoughts on singer Jill Scott’s “remix” of the national anthem and Eboni K. Williams' plea for more black sperm. Plus, Steve Kim drops in to discuss Jemele Hill calling Asian-Americans out over white supremacy, Skip Bayless and Fox Sports pausing “Undisputed," and whether Stephen A. Smith is done at ESPN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As if the baby-mama drama wasn’t enough of an off-season spectacle for Zion Williamson, his porn star ex-lover just keeps on making headlines. Twitter has suspended the account of Moriah Mills after the adult film actress used the platform to threaten Zion and the NBA’s New Orleans Pelicans, promising to release the couple’s sex tape if the franchise didn’t trade him. Is this further embarrassment enough for the team to cut ties with the young star? “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim joins Jason to dive into the drama. Plus, Aaron Rodgers was the keynote speaker at a conference this week — while on psychedelic drugs. The Jets quarterback opened up about his experiences with the substances and advocated for the legalization of psychotropics. Jason poses the question: Is Rodgers 100% committed to the NFL at this point in his career? ESPN announced it is moving on from the morning radio show featuring Keyshawn Johnson, Jay Williams, and Max Kellerman. Jason and Steve discuss the future of the trio and whether Fox Sports and Skip Bayless will be the beneficiaries of ESPN's cost-cutting. And what do Jason, Shemeka Michelle, T.D. Jakes, and Umar Johnson have in common? We’ll make it make sense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Testifying in front of a Senate committee on biological males competing in women’s sports, Human Rights Campaign president Kelley Robinson parroted the familiar lies that transgender advocates use as their primary retort: There’s no evidence that men have an athletic advantage over women. Robinson then went on to cite a decades-old argument in sports. “There’s been this news article about men that think they can beat Serena Williams in tennis. And it’s just not the case. She is stronger than them,” Robinson snipped. The only problem with her anecdote is that in 1998, both Serena and Venus Williams were soundly defeated by the world’s 203rd-ranked male tennis player — a fact that women’s sports champion Riley Gaines quickly countered with. Jason says in America today, it's easy to discern the oppressed from the oppressor. “America is flooded with lies and propaganda. The people screaming the lies the loudest are the most powerful. ... The oppressed use truth as a defense. Oppressors lie.” Royce White joins the show to share his thoughts on the subject. Plus, Shemeka Michelle stops in to help us make sense of why social media is inundated with memes and jokes about the missing OceanGate Titan sub. What does it say about Americans? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A recent Twitter Spaces conversation about Juneteenth left Jason doubling down on his premise that the celebration as a national holiday cannot be decoupled from the death of George Floyd and the summer of the Black Lives Matter riots. And therein lies the issue that white Americans have with Juneteenth: “Ushering in a holiday on the back of George Floyd ... ain't got nothing to do with freedom and liberty [and] has everything to do with rubbing it in people's faces and being divisive and being racially idolatrous. That's reality.” Jason has a lot to get off his chest. For a brief moment, Bryson Gray’s “Reclaim the Rainbow” was bumped out of the #1 position on the iTunes Rap Chart by Sexyy Red & Nicki Minaj’s “Pound Town 2.” Jason has thoughts on what it says about our culture that such a vulgar, hyper-sexualized song could outperform a song inspired by God’s word. T.J. Moe joins the show to discuss the unbelievable story of OceanGate’s Titan sub missing in the North Atlantic while taking tourists, including a British billionaire, on a tour of the Titanic’s remains some 12,000 feet below the surface. In Tennessee Harmony, Turning Point USA pastor Rob McCoy discusses his thoughts on politics and the church, and Dave Shannon helps Jason unpack Pastor McCoy’s thoughts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the nation gathered to celebrate its other “national independence day,” Juneteenth, Jason was reflecting on the true meaning and consequences of America’s most insincere holiday. Jason says the rush to nationalize the regional Texas celebration of Juneteenth into a national holiday was fueled by the political manipulation and racial idolatry of Democrats looking to capitalize on the death of George Floyd and the summer of BLM. “If George Floyd were alive today, smoking fentanyl, passing counterfeit money, and menacing women, no one outside Texas would have pretended yesterday was significant.” In its short existence, Juneteenth has become another divisive issue in the country. Case in point, “Fearless” contributor Delano Squires has a completely different view on the matter. Professor D and Jason square off in a civil debate on the issue. Father’s Day wasn’t a peaceful celebration for hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons. The Def Jam Recordings founder was put on blast on social media by his daughters. Shemeka Michelle joins the show to help us make it make sense. Plus, Jack Posobiec joins Jason to discuss Hunter Biden’s sweet plea deal that will keep the president’s son out of prison over tax evasion and gun charges. Jason and Jack also discuss Donald Trump’s contentious interview with Fox News and Posobiec’s work in leading the protest against the L.A. Dodgers celebrating a group of anti-Christian drag queens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Friday, Bryson Gray and Fearless released “Reclaim The Rainbow” to challenge Christians to take back the rainbow symbol from Alphabet Mafia. Over the weekend the song hit #1 on the iTunes charts, displacing rap artists like Doja Cat, Lil’ Durk and Jellyroll. Jason says this milestone is proof that rap music doesn’t need execution, just an exorcism. “Bryson Gray’s latest rap song is proving Christians can win the culture war if we simply utilize our nuclear weapon – the Bible.” Bryson, Shemeka Michelle and Jimmy Levy to discuss the song's success. Steve Kim joins “Fearless” to share his thoughts on the Twitter debate between Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and Joe Rogan and Elon Musk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices