Ep 232 | Dan Snyder Trapped in BLM-LGBTQ+ House of Cards | Brady vs. Manning | Whitlock’s Weight?
Welcome to the show that almost didn’t happen. With the answer to one single question, Jason finds out a universal truth, nearly derailing the show and his weight loss journey. The Jan. 6 hearing isn't the only dog and pony show happening in Washington. The House Oversight committee is investigating the “toxic work environment” allegedly created by Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder. Jason believes this is another case of D.C. virtue signaling, the results of a rich and powerful conservative living in the domain of the progressives. “Snyder bought the wrong football team in the wrong city. He can’t win. He’s playing a never-ending road game. He’s surrounded by political people using him to make a point to Jerry Jones and every other pro sports owner.” Jason explores the connection between BLM, the LGBTQ movement, Ghislaine Maxwell, and the public persecution of an unapologetic NFL owner. T.J. Moe joins the show to discuss Jason’s theory of “LGBTQ insurance,” sex in the NFL, and his thoughts on Bart Scott bashing Tom Brady and praising Peyton Manning. "Fearless" debuts a new feature, “Make It Make Sense.” "Fearless" soldiers Maj Toure and Shemeka Michelle attempt to help Jason understand the logic behind two video clips. Can Maj make sense of a shooting at a dollar store? And can Shemeka decipher the message behind Jussie Smollett’s continued denials?
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