Ep 180 | Elon Musk CANNOT SAVE Twitter | Black KKK Strikes Sacramento | Pete Carroll Goes Woke | Ep 180
Billionaire Elon Musk has purchased the largest single share of Twitter. As a political centrist, could the newest member of Twitter’s board of directors help swing the social media giant toward free speech and conservative values? “Fearless” columnist Delano Squires helps Jason break down the real impact of Twitter on America. How does Whitlock tie the Sacramento shooting to the news about Musk? Why is that tragedy really just another episode in the “Black KKK” saga? Pete Carroll has virtue signaled his desire for the NFL owners to be more inclusive. In response, T.J. Moe breaks down the conservative understanding of diversity, inclusivity, and equity. Plus, Shemeka Michelle and Uncle Jimmy hilariously lampoon the modern notions of dating and relationships.
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