Ep 272 | HBO’s 'House of the Dragon' Grooms Hatred of America | Aqib Talib Done with Amazon
The much-anticipated prequel to HBO’s "Game of Thrones" debuted on Sunday night. Unlike its predecessor, HBO’s "House of the Dragon" does not conceal its feminist-grooming agenda. “The first episode of 'House of the Dragon' is drag queen story hour for feminist groomers,” Jason says. “Hollywood is determined to convince young people that all evil is rooted in male leadership, the patriarchy, and that America must be remade to protect the world. Only women can save the world from the tribalism and brutality of men.” "Fearless" contributors Jill Savage, Steve Kim, and Tiffany Odom break down the leftist themes from the first episode of the new HBO series and answer the real question: Is it any good? Plus, Jason shares his thoughts on Aqib Talib “stepping away” from his broadcasting role with Amazon in the aftermath of the shooting death of youth football coach Mike Hickmon.
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