Andrew Teckley-Sundberg, the 20-year-old killed by Minneapolis police last week, is an uncashed lottery ticket.

Meanwhile, Airebel Ayarbrou, the woman Teckley almost murdered, is an inconvenient truth.

She represents the intentional collateral damage of the eight-year-old Black Lives Matter movement.

She's displaced from her home. She and her children will live with the trauma caused by Teckley for the rest of their lives.

Black neighborhoods are less safe today than they were eight years ago when three lesbian activists started Black Lives Matter in reaction to the death of Trayvon Martin.

Black Lives haven't been protected. Black violence has. Black violence matters.

Welcome to Fearless with Jason Whitlock. I am Jason Whitlock, your host, Happy Monday. We made it through another great weekend. I hope you made the most of your weekend. I certainly made the most of mine.

I like walk 10 miles. Saturday and Sunday combined. I'm feeling great. I'm hoping that I lost weight this week. I've moved away from the scale and haven't weighed in almost two weeks.

I think things are going well. I'm still eating pretty healthy. I'm certainly exercising and moving around. Anyway, I had a great weekend. I hope you did too.

I think we're going to have a great and awesome show today. Royce White, Chimicam-Michel, Delano Squires. We'll be here to join me today.

We're going to get to the bottom of a fire that I want to start about the latest events in Minneapolis in George Floyd's.

The Minneapolis we now know after George Floyd. Let's get this fire started. Then we'll bring in a Minneapolis native and resident Royce White to help me unpack this conversation in full. Let's get it rolling.

It's time for a name change. Black violence matters.

Ration to the death of Tecly Sunberg lays bare the true mission statement of Black Lives Matter.

The hashtag movement is dedicated to legitimizing and legalizing Black violence, particularly violence that victimizes poor Black people.

BLM does not care about the lives of Black people. The hashtag is the modern day KKKhood, a disguise to conceal the bigotry, depravity, and greed of its supporters.

Ben Crump is BLM's Imperial Wizard. The Mushmouth, imbacillic, southerner, profiting from the peculiar institution of anti-Black discrimination. Crump fashions himself as a civil rights attorney, a descendant of Thurgood Marshall and Martin Luther King Jr.

Crump is actually Frankenstein, the low IQ creation of Johnny Cochran and Owl Sharpton. Marshall and King fought for the rights of working class Black people interested in pursuing the American dream.

Cochran and Sharpton ballooned their bank accounts fighting for the rights of criminals interested in evading responsibility for their immoral deeds.

Crump's latest clients are the adoptive parents of Andrew Teckley-Sundberg, a 20-year-old man made apples sliper killed after a six-hour standoff.

Sunberg shot up an apartment building. His bullets pierced a female neighbor's home. The woman was inside cooking dinner for her two children, a two-year-old, and a four-year-old. The woman is mixed race. Her kids have a Black father.

Teckley-Sundberg nearly murdered three Black people, a woman and two children. Police killed a domestic terrorist. The grand wizard of Black Violence Matters had a different take on the actions of law enforcement tweeting,

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