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1:17:38Now PlayingIt didn’t take long for Emmanuel Acho to break down, backpedal, and apologize for telling the truth about LSU’s Angel Reese. Ryan Clark, Matt Barnes, Joy Taylor, and more all piled on to “buck break” Acho into submission. Jason had some strong advice for Acho, Reese, and the gatekeepers. Why can’t the mainstream media just give Caitlin Clark her flowers? She’s women's basketball’s all-time leading scorer and its greatest cultural phenomenon, yet there are still people like Rebecca Lobo who refuse to acknowledge her greatness. Jason shares his theory as to why media personalities and influencers are praying for Paige Bueckers to stop Caitlin Clark. Plus, Steve Kim joins “Fearless” to tackle these topics and perhaps Kamala Harris’ worst blunder of all time.
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