Fearless LIVE Cookout | Special Guests Aaron Lewis, Bryson Gray, and Nick Searcy
Jason Whitlock and his "Fearless" soldiers gathered in their Nashville studio for the first-ever Cookout, a live panel discussion focused on the importance of family, voting, and whether American black men are tiring of the matriarchal culture dictated by progressives. Delano Squires, Shemeka Michelle, T.J. Moe, and Pastor Anthony will join Jason for a provocative conversation, food, spirits, and fun. What's a Cookout without a few special guests? Country rocker/patriot Aaron Lewis, the former lead singer of Staind, is scheduled to stop by and sing Jason's favorite song of the last year, "Am I the Only One?" plus his new, never-heard-before single, "I Ain't Made in China." The actor Nick Searcy (FX's "Justified) will drop in to discuss his January 6 documentary, "Capitol Punishment." Plus, Christian rapper/patriot Bryson Gray will join the panel w"hen the conversation turns to Killer Mike and black celebrities' allegiance to the Democrat Party. Jason spent the day at the barbecue grill cooking Good Ranchers chicken and steak. Tiffany Odom is working the bar serving Jason's favorite tequila, red wine, and a very special bottle of Jim Beam. Let's hope Jason stays sober and this episode doesn't spin off the rail.
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