Ep 554 | Whitlock Challenges Matt Walsh, Jack Posobiec Over Speaker Mike Johnson & Systemic Racism
“Systemic, anti-black racism is an American reality.” No, you have not accidentally clicked on MSNBC or CNN. This is “Fearless with Jason Whitlock.” Let us explain. Minutes after Louisiana Republican Rep. Mike Johnson was elected as the new speaker of the House, conservative media began circulating a video from 2020 of Johnson addressing the death of George Floyd and systemic racism. The Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh and Human Events' Jack Posobiec were very critical of Johnson’s answers to these questions. Jason challenges his colleagues to allow Johnson the grace to further explain his thoughts on Floyd and his comments concerning his own adopted black son. Jason says a system exists that continually works against people of color, but it’s not the Donald Trumps of the world at the helm of the racist machine, it’s been the Democratic Party of the last 60 years perpetrating the “systemic racism.” “Over the course of America’s first 190 years, white and black evangelicals deconstructed this country’s system of anti-black laws, policies, and cultural norms. During the last 60 years, white and black progressive elites rebuilt a system of anti-black cultural norms, laws, and policies.” The editor in chief of Blaze News, Matt Peterson, joins to discuss Blaze News going ad-free, plus he shares his thoughts on the one thing that Mike Johnson should do on day one as the speaker of the House.
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