Jason Whitlock
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Joe Rogan Sparks Epic N-WORD Debate | Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Abandons Friend | Ep 139
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February 8, 2022
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1:24:27Now PlayingJoe Rogan has come under relentless media assault because he has challenged the mainstream’s COVID narratives. What can be learned from the sudden revelations about his use of the N-word a decade ago? T.J. Moe rips into Andrew Yang and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for bailing on Rogan in his time of need. Royce White explains how Microsoft’s Bill Gates has done something far more racist than using the N-word. Rashad McCants looks at the accusations of racism that COULD be leveled against Ralph Northam, Justin Trudeau, Jimmy Kimmel, and Eminem. Is there any difference between the N-word ending in "a" and the one ending in "er"? Shemeka Michelle has the answer. Plus, Uncle Jimmy raises some eyebrows by bringing Howard Stern and Antonio Brown into the conversation.
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