Kyrie Irving is the Vax War’s Muhammad Ali | Whitlock and Shemeka Blast Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Ep 58
September 27, 2021
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as posted by the channelAs NBA players like Kyrie Irving, Andrew Wiggins, and Jonathan Isaacs resist pressure to take the experimental COVID vaccine, Whitlock zeroes in on one of their biggest critics. Why did Kareem Abdul-Jabbar change from the man who stood with Muhammad Ali to the man who attacks blacks resisting government pressure? Author Shemeka Michelle references Kareem’s slew of commercials for junk food as evidence of his hypocrisy on COVID “health.” “Fearless” columnist Greg Couch boldly proclaims Los Angeles quarterback Matthew Stafford as the MVP of the new NFL season and backs up his claim that Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy “has to go.” Plus, Uncle Jimmy’s Bible story about Samson hits a personal note with Jason.
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