Don Lemon SLAMS black MAGA supporters: 'Can't be rational'



As Don Lemon fades into obscurity, he can’t help but make a few ridiculous comments on his way out. Most recently, it was in the form of shocking claims on Bill Maher’s podcast about black Trump supporters.

“Not all black Republicans, but when I see a black MAGA person who is carrying Donald Trump’s water and they know that he’s lying, it is the shortest line to the front,” Lemon told Maher on his podcast.

“If you become a black MAGA person, it’s like, ‘Whoa, let’s book this person, let’s put him on television,’” Lemon continued.


“So you don’t think you can be a sincere black MAGA person?” Maher asked.

“I don’t think that you can be a rational MAGA, be black and be a rational MAGA person. I think you can be black and be a Republican,” Lemon responded.

“I think they would find that very insulting,” Maher replied.

“Well, I mean, the truth is often insulting,” Lemon said.

Jason Whitlock and Shemeka Michelle of “Fearless” wouldn’t expect any less from Lemon, noting that it's because he believes there was no time that America was "great" in the past.

"He's arguing like, 'Hey, how can you black people be MAGA, make America great again, because you're now saying that there was some time in the past when America was great.' And Don Lemon completely rejects that and thinks that we should all think that."

"Because if we go back, there was a time when same-sex marriage was illegal, and he's a gay person," he adds.

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Draymond Green weighs in on LeBron James vs. Stephen A. Smith feud: 'That's a**-backwards'



The beef between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith just got more complicated. Draymond Green, Golden State Warriors power forward and James’ ride-or-die, has entered the chat.

Here’s a recap for those who missed it: On March 6, James confronted Smith courtside during the Lakers’ matchup against the Knicks. Enraged by Smith’s previous comments that Bronny was pushed prematurely into the NBA by his father, James, according to Smith’s recounting the following day on “The Stephen A. Smith Show," yelled “stop f**king with my son!” Smith called the public confrontation “weak” and “bulls**t.”

Last Saturday on “The Draymond Green Show,” Green involved himself in the feud, obviously taking LeBron’s side.

“You go on national TV calling out this African-American, this black father, who's raised another successful black young man, and you go on TV calling him out as a father because his son plays in the NBA? That's a**-backwards,” he told Baron Davis.

Jason Whitlock weighs in on this latest flare-up in the scandal.

“I've never seen a love affair quite like Draymond Green's affinity for LeBron James,” he tells "Fearless" contributor Steve Kim. “We all know that Draymond Green would love to have LeBron James' baby.”

“[Smith] gave an opinion that, by the way, most people agree with,” adds Steve, noting that “Stephen A. Smith’s job, whether we like his opinions or not, is to give his opinion.”

The fact that Smith is doing his job and catching so much flak for it has become “really unfair” to him, Steve argues.

Jason agrees that it’s unfair to Smith, but he also speculates that some of this feuding is “manufactured.”

Even so, he condemns Green’s comments as toxic — specifically the emphasis on LeBron being a black father, “as if there's some special level of treatment that Stephen A. owes LeBron James because of the color of his skin.”

Whitlock can’t understand why having “more melanin in your skin” means “you're not supposed to say certain things about people that share some level of your melanin.”

“For this to be normalized and sent out to young people that hey, there's a special set of rules for black people that they have to adhere to or they're outside the norm … I just can't believe that's where we are as a society,” he says. “LeBron James is a billionaire — a billionaire. He needs a special level of treatment” because of slavery and Jim Crow laws that ended decades ago?

Steve agrees and brings up a Thomas Sowell quote that captures the double standard Green is promoting: “When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination."

“A marvelous statement,” says Jason.

To hear more of their conversation and more about the LeBron-Stephen A. Smith-Draymond Green feud, watch the clip above.

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Roland Martin CRIES racism, EMBARRASSES black people



Journalist Roland Martin is a Democrat, which is why it’s no surprise that he’s crying racism over a simple question he was asked recently.

“White people really crack me up,” Martin said in a video he posted to social media. “So y’all see what I got on,” he added, referring to the Texas A&M jersey he was wearing.

“I color-code. So everything in my bag is Texas A&M,” he continued. “So I’m walking, white dude says, ‘You a fan or did you play?’ I knew exactly what he was talking about. I said, ‘Excuse me?’”

“All I said was ‘No, I’m a graduate,’ and I walked off. That’s the s**t black people have to deal with,” he added.


Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” is amused, to say the least.

“How did he survive?” Whitlock mocks.

“What a harrowing experience.”

“He went to a PWI, and someone asked him whether he was a fan or a former player. Nobody knows the trouble Roland has seen. We shall overcome,” he continues.

“Roland’s a cornball,” Shemeka Michelle chimes in. “For him to even feel like this is some sort of microaggression and this is what you have to deal with with white people. There are times when I may be going to a sports bar to watch a Carolina or Duke game. I may be in Carolina gear; I would not be offended if someone asked me, ‘Did you play or are you a fan?’”

However, Whitlock isn’t so sure this isn’t all a part of some grand scheme for clicks.

“There is a chance that Roland knows exactly what he’s doing. It’s like, ‘Hey, I’m going to put out this little fake story, and I’m going to trigger people like Jason Whitlock and Shemeka Michelle and I’m going to trend all over social media,’” he speculates.

“Some attention is better than no attention,” he adds.

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'Woke lite' CANCELS Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan, and Candace Owens



Forget about the woke left. Conservatives have a new, homegrown movement on their hands that Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” calls the “woke lite.”

“The conservatives who think and operate and literally have seized power and want things to run in the exact same way that leftists ran things. They want people canceled,” Whitlock explains. “They don’t want any kind of discussion that makes people uncomfortable or contradicts their narrative.”

“I’m not surprised that people seize power and then want to act in the exact same fashion as everyone else, the people they were complaining about to get power. I’m not shocked at all,” he continues, noting that Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan, and Candace Owens have all recently been targeted by the “woke lite” for their willingness to speak to anyone regardless of their opinions.


“So to see conservatives feel like, ‘Oh my God, Tucker Carlson’s beyond the pale, Candace Owens is beyond the pale, Joe Rogan, beyond the pale, Daryl Cooper, beyond the pale,’ doesn’t surprise me at all. Most people talk a game that they don’t actually want to live,” he adds.

Which, Whitlock notes, is exactly what the left has done in the past and still do now.

“A lot of these black activists, they’re not anti-racist; they want to benefit from racism,” he says, explaining that voices like Stephen A. Smith have insinuated that Tucker Carlson is racist only to benefit himself. But it goes both ways. “Conservatives, they don’t want free speech, they want to control speech. They want to censor speech. They want it all their way," he says.

Whitlock has also been a target of the kinds of attacks levied at Rogan, Carlson, and Owens, which is another reason why he knows that most of the attacks are likely empty.

“I don’t believe the things that have been said about me, and that’s why I’m suspicious of the things that are being said about them,” he says.

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Ryan Clark blames RACISM for Shedeur Sanders falling in NFL draft



Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders continues to fall in first-round projections for the 2025 NFL Draft — and some people, like Ryan Clark, are claiming that it’s due to racism.

“We all know that they plant these certain reports or they say these certain things, and you do hear the word ‘arrogant.’ Why is he arrogant? Because he won’t walk into the meeting and bend the knee? Or he won’t sit in the meeting and question himself or his abilities or his knowledge and experience in the game?” Clark ranted on ESPN’s “First Take.”

“I’ve had conversations with Shedeur Sanders,” he continued. “And he can do all that. We all know that it’s not just about him being Deion Sanders' son. It’s about the bravado he carries. It’s about the fact that he looks a certain way. It is about the fact that the color of his skin sometimes, at that position, can be questioned.”


“And I believe Shedeur Sanders is going to have to deal with that until he gets on the field,” he added.

Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” is not surprised.

“He has a skin color that can be questioned at that position, according to Ryan Clark,” Whitlock says. “I mean, Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts just played in the Super Bowl. Jalen Hurts just won a Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes has won three. I believe Lamar Jackson’s won two or three MVP trophies.”

“What are we talking about, Ryan?” he asks. “These guys, they go a few seconds, a few weeks, ‘Oh I don’t have any traction, let me play the race card.’”

“‘I just got off the phone and Deion’s frustrated Shedeur is not going to go in the first two or three picks of the draft. It must be racism.’ ‘Oh, there’s questions about Shedeur’s arrogance, oh, that must be racism,’” Whitlock mocks.

“People had all kinds of questions about Johnny Manziel’s attitude and arrogance and whether or not he was self-aware enough. Those questions are all perfectly fine. He’s Johnny Manziel. He’s white,” he adds.

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Stephen A. Smith-LeBron James BEEF promotes the dark side of ‘black culture’



ESPN host and apparent presidential hopeful Stephen A. Smith has been beefing with LeBron James, and Jason Whitlock can’t help but feel like it’s all a little “gay” — especially considering that Smith’s public comments on the matter have been laced with uncalled-for profanity.

“There’s no one sitting back saying, ‘Hey man, let’s handle this like a chess game. Let’s use logic. Women are controlled by emotion; we’re men. We’re going to play a game of chess.’ There’s no one saying that,” Whitlock says.

“Stephen A. Smith barely weighs 160 pounds and he’s trying to act like he’s some tough guy,” he continues. “Cut it out.”

And Smith’s history doesn’t help.


“Stephen A. Smith is possibly the biggest fraud they’ve ever seen in the sports world. They know he lied about a college basketball career, they know he’s a pathological liar, but they all sat there,” Whitlock says, “and acted like they were listening to someone who had figured out how to cure cancer.”

“No one with any type of biblical worldview, no one with any type of, ‘Hey, I’ve got larger responsibilities to my kids, to my wife or baby-mama, to my mother, parents, father, family, to God, my employer,’ no one is injecting any of that into the conversation,” he continues.

Whitlock notes that while young people are watching Smith and taking their cues from him, it’s only going to “lead them into a mindset and a way of carrying themselves that will get them into further and further trouble.”

“Just remember, all of these guys, they’re all pro-black. They’re the people that are out trying to save black people; they’re keeping it real for the culture,” he continues.

“Well, what is the culture? The culture is death, and that’s what they’re keeping it real for. They will help you follow and adhere to the death culture, where black people shoot and kill each other and have constant conflict,” he adds.

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Whitlock: Viral high school track assault EXPOSES black secular culture



Last week, during Virginia’s indoor track and field state championships, Alaila Everett, a relay runner from Portsmouth, reportedly gave her competitor, Kaelen Tucker of Lynchburg, a concussion when she hit her in the back of the head with a baton mid-race. The blow was enough for Tucker to fall off the track and out of the race entirely.

Everett, in a tearful interview with WSET-TV, claimed the incident was an accident. “I can admit from the video, it does look purposeful, but I know my intentions, and I would never hit somebody on purpose,” she sobbed.

Her relay team was nonetheless disqualified for "contact interference.”

Now she’s claiming to be the victim.

Jason Whitlock dives into the scandal.

“It’s hard to watch,” Jason says of the video capturing the incident.

“That's someone that doesn't want to take accountability for what she did.”

Everett, he says, was probably not raised in a Christian household where she was taught about her sin nature. Her claims that it was an accident when the tape clearly shows intention is evidence of this.

“The reason why I don't engage in that sort of behavior is because I know I'm capable of it,” Jason says, “and so there has to be a realization that ‘hey, I'm fallen, and my nature is sinful, and without submitting to Jesus Christ, a Lord and Savior, my nature will get the best of me, and I will do things that repulse me, repulse others.”

“There is a penalty for walking away from biblical values and creating a secular culture,” he explains.

“There's a demographic of black Americans that think they're following Jesus Christ, and they're not. They're following feminism; they're following their feelings, and so there is a reason why these types of videos keep popping up,” he adds, noting that he feels called to speak on this, as he’s part of the black community.

“If she were in her right mind, discipled by parents who have submitted themselves to Jesus Christ, they would have demanded that their daughter go on TV and say, ‘Holy cow, I lost control of myself; I'm so sorry; what can I do to make retribution?”’

To hear more of his commentary, watch the clip above.

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Jasmine Crockett fakes ‘ghetto’ persona for fame



Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) may present herself as the “ghetto queen of Congress,” but an old video has resurfaced that shows it might all just be an act.

In the video, Crockett speaks in a calm and eloquent fashion, carefully choosing her words and remaining respectful to her interviewer.

“It’s just being fake,” Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” says. “We have mastered the art of being fake in front of certain people for our benefit, or for performative reasons.”

“They took a little suburban black girl next door, cute face, went to a little private, I think, Catholic, predominantly white high school in St. Louis, and said, ‘Hey, we’re going to dress you up as a ‘yas queen’ from the ghetto when you get to Congress,’” he continues.


“And so she’s cursing and being loud, and she’s leaning into the fake eyelashes and the fingernails and all of that. It’s a clown show. We’ve seen it a million times,” he adds.

Shemeka Michelle agrees.

“Not only was Jasmine Felicia Crockett not this ghetto person when she was a state representative, she was born to a pastor and his wife,” says Michelle.

“So this, what she’s portraying, is not even the life that she actually lived. And we’ve known for a long time that it was a character,” she continues, noting that in other old videos from just five years ago, she was “a little bit chubbier, eyelashes weren’t as long and dramatic.”

“Now that’s all we see,” Michelle says. “Every time she opens her mouth, she’s cursing, or she has to hit her hands together constantly, showing us those long fingernails.”

“It’s a gimmick; it’s an act,” she adds.

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Stephen A. Smith interviews Candace Owens; proves he 'doesn’t have the GUTS' to run for president



After rumors of Stephen A. Smith’s potential candidacy began to swirl, the ESPN host decided to stir the pot even further by having Candace Owens on his show.

“When that young lady speaks, don’t even think about challenging her intelligence. Don’t even think about challenging her ability to articulate her point of view. You better know what the hell you’re talking about when you come at her,” Smith said after his interview with the conservative powerhouse.

“Some people are making a mistake and thinking that Stephen A. has some interest perhaps in running as a Republican, or launching a political career as a Republican,” Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” comments.

“He’s a hard-core Democrat. He’s just pretending that he’s a reasonable Democrat,” he adds.


Steve Kim watched his interview with Owens and “thought it was an intellectual mismatch.”

“If there should be a broadcast personality that should run for president or any type of office, it would be Candace. It is not Stephen A. Smith,” Kim says. “Stephen, there’s a lot you don’t know, because you’re not that intelligent when it comes to this.”

“You’re really not, and you’re a bit of a caricature. You like to bloviate, you give great sound bites, but that interview right there would have shown that in a debate setting, with more serious people, he would be completely overmatched,” he continues.

And it’s not just that he’s not built for the position intellectually — but he doesn’t have the guts, either.

“The one thing I do like about Candace,” Kim says, “whether I agree or disagree with her or not, because that’s irrelevant. No one’s gonna agree with anybody on everything. But when she takes a hard-line position, she does not try to soften it in any way.”

“In other words, she plants her flag and she says, ‘This is what I think, and if you don’t like it, I don’t care,’” he continues. “The issue with Stephen A. Smith is I don’t think he has guts, I really don’t.”

“I think you’re right that he has no guts,” Whitlock responds. “And maybe doesn’t have the stomach for political office.”

“As a politician, I believe you have to be able to take hard-line stances and stick with them. I hate this fake forced neutrality where if you say one good thing about something,” Kim chimes in, “to give the air that you're unbiased, you have to say something you really don’t mean nice about the other side.”

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Democrat ‘mascots’ Jasmine Crockett and Al Green play ‘THE FOOL’ in front of Congress



The newest member of “the squad,” Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas), is now known for acting like a complete fool in Washington, D.C. — most recently, she put out a video where she dances and raps to Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” as an anti-Trump message.

“That’s Jasmine Crockett making a fool of herself, making a fool of politics, and turning politics into a complete and utter circus,” Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” says after watching the video she posted to social media.

“I don’t get it, but to some degree I do get it. If you look around the world, Zelenskyy and Ukraine, he was some sort of comedian. They’ve got videos of him dancing in high heels and all. Maybe politics globally, and certainly here in America, maybe it's just turning into a clown show and a circus,” he continues.


When it comes to Crockett, Shemeka Michelle is in full agreement.

“You said, you know, Zelenskyy was an actor or whatever, but I’m assuming that he’s not dancing around in heels today. So that’s my problem with Jasmine. There are things that you should be focused on. Winning a popularity contest in Congress is not one of those things,” Michelle says.

“It just looks as if she’s not taking her job seriously and she just wants to be a celebrity, she just wants to be famous, she wants a bunch of people saying, ‘Oh, I like her, she keep it real,’” Michelle continues.

However, Crockett isn’t alone in her unprofessional antics — as Congressman Al Green (D-Texas) was kicked out of Trump’s congressional address on Tuesday night for pulling his own stunt.

“From the beginning of the address, I kind of knew that there was going to be some black person that just put themselves out there to go really far,” Michelle says.

“I do think Al Green is too old to have those type of antics. You would think someone who could be a grandfather would know how to carry himself and would know how to get his message across without looking like a buffoon, but I wasn’t shocked that it was one of their mascots,” she continues.

“Because that’s kind of how they use people, as mascots,” she added.

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