Jason Whitlock
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Twin Wisconsin Tragedies: Lying Media to Blame for Both Kenosha and Waukesha? | Ep 97
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1:13:28Now PlayingWhitlock sets fire to the mainstream media in an intense solo show. Why is ESPN covering — and lamenting — the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict, a case that had nothing to do with sports? How do hosts like Malika Andrews, Kendrick Perkins, Richard Jefferson, and Amber Ruffin stumble as they try to connect race to a case that only involved white people? What profile does Jason use to show the racial narrative that white liberals have imposed upon black America? Plus, is there a connection between the Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy and the Kenosha drama? What do we know about Darrell Brooks Jr. and his motives for mowing down dozens of innocent people?
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