Ep 300 | Kanye West Trolls BLM | Tom Brady Headed for Divorce | Herchel Walker’s Baby Mama Drama
Leave it to Kanye West to make headlines. While in Paris for a fashion show, West donned a T-shirt with the slogan “White Lives Matter.” Once the photo of Kanye and conservative personality Candace Owens both wearing the shirts hit social media, the fuse was lit. Jason says he’s not a fan of the method but understands Kanye’s message. “I’m not a supporter of racial idolatry. The slogan white lives matter is just as stupid, divisive, and idolatrous as black lives matter. But I get the point Kanye is making.” Delano Squires joins the show to discuss how black celebrities' reaction to Kanye actually reinforces the point and why it exposes Black Lives Matter as a fraud. Royce White joins Jason to discuss the Daily Beast investigation that claims Georgia pro-life senatorial candidate Herschel Walker paid for an abortion. Royce’s stance leaves Jason with a lot to ponder. Plus, Steve Kim drops in to discuss ESPN’s meltdown over Tua’s concussion and the seemingly impending divorce of Tom Brady and Gisele.
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