Welcome to Fearless with Jason Whitlock. I am Jason Whitlock, your host. Happy Friday to you and yours. We made it to another week. The weekends here. I'm excited. You're excited.

We're going to end the normal work week on a very high note. Although, you know, we got a Saturday show. So I'm not this isn't really the end of the week, but it is the end of the week for you guys.

We'll have a Saturday show, a special treat for you and interview tomorrow with Leonidas Johnson, who's written a very good book about critical race theory.

So be prepared for that tomorrow. Probably released that around noon central time. But before we get there. This show we have today.

It should be if I don't blow it. If I don't blow it, this should be amazing. It should be incredible. It's a little different than our normal show. We're going to interview a very special guest who's in the news cycle.

And you're going to actually see me today. Do some old school journalism. So sit back and be prepared for a unique outstanding show. Open your mind up to a conversation and some information and insight and a look at what's going on in America that will be a little bit different.

One of the main reasons I tell people to watch this show. This is the air getting me speaking is I'm going to put you ahead of the conversation so that when you're out Friday, Saturday night, Sunday during the Super Bowl and you're carrying on casual conversation.

I'm going to give you little nuggets of information that you can pass on and claim is your own that will put you ahead of the conversation of your friends. And you'll be saying things that I didn't know that.

And I'm going to put you ahead and thought of it that way. Oh, that's what they're trying to do. You can be the conversation starter and driver by watching this show. And today is going to be a prime example of that. But before I get into my fire starter, a very special fire starter.

I want to tell you about the people in the organization that has sparked a fire within my heart. This Valentine's month, we think of hearts and those we love. The heart tells us that we're alive. Before a baby is born, their heart will beat approximately 54 million times.

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All right today I'm going to unpack these are my this is my favorite kind of story my favorite kind of journalism. It's the kind of story that I made my name on as a sports writer years ago back in Kansas City.

I take popular media narratives and blow them up and and present you the reality that the mainstream corporate media just won't do this has been going on for decades.

This isn't some new Donald Trump's not the first person to discover fake news is great that now we all talk about it but journalists have been doing this real journalists have been doing this for a long time and it gives me great pleasure to do some of that today.

Let's get this party rolling USA today's Thursday front page story claims a single arrest for a drug possession in November 2007.

Ruined the life of Jawan now a naive Chicago kid with big dreams 16 years ago above the fold America's newspaper splashed a huge picture of now sister.

Shantel grasping a necklace locket containing her deceased brothers ashes below the fold accompanying the story shantel is captured standing in the street holding a large frame photo of Jawan who was murdered in 2020.

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