Ep 382 | Tiger Woods Tampon Gets Social Media Emotional | Disney’s ‘Proud Family’ Channels BLM Pride
Tiger Woods' return to the course was off to a hot start at the Genesis Open, but a harmless prank played on a fellow competitor has the media all up in its feelings. After outdriving Justin Thomas, Tiger slipped Justin a tampon as the pair walked down the fairway; they laughed, shared a bro hug, and went on with their round. “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim joins Jason to share his thoughts on Eldrick’s shenanigans. Stephen A. Smith found a way to place blame on Andy Reid for Eric Bieniemy’s inability to land an NFL head coaching job. The "Korean Cosell" unloads on Stephen A. Disney’s “The Proud Family” seems to be completely written by BLM. Delano Squires circles back into our conversation concerning pride, its intersection with racial identity, and how cartoons and sharing viral videos are further driving division. Even though Don Lemon isn’t a biologist, he seems to know a lot about women. The CNN host said former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley is past her prime. "A woman is in her prime in her 20s, 30s, and maybe 40s," and if you don’t believe him, just Google it. The first lady of "Fearless," Shemeka Michelle, is definitely in her prime and addresses Lemon’s sour comments.
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