Ep 422 | Expelled Tennessee Lawmaker Justin Pearson Received Colin Kaepernick BLM Makeover | Ep 422

Fearless with Jason Whitlock

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Sports News, Politics, News, Sports

4.8 • 8.2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2023

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Justin Pearson, the expelled Tennessee state representative from Memphis, spent his Easter preaching the “Gospel According to BLM.” His sermon went viral after his opening prayer to “Mother God,” asking his enslaved ancestors to speak through him and to proclaim the “resurrection prophecy” for “we who are black, we who are poor, we who are queer.” How did the 27-year-old son of a preacher become so radicalized? College, of course. And Jason has video of a very different Justin Pearson from the fist-waving, bullhorn-toting insurrectionist who stormed the well of the Tennessee Capitol. “Fearless” contributor Delano Squires shares his thoughts on how and why a clean-cut young man can transition into an afro-wearing Martin Luther King impersonator. In a “Fearless” exclusive, Jason speaks with “Ms. Josephine Augustus Pearson” about her “son” Justin’s extremist makeover. Plus, Shemeka Michelle joins the show to discuss how the Left is using reparations to radicalize people of color in California into demanding $5 million each in restitution for past “racial inequity.” And Jason debates another member of the "Fearless Army" over his Approval Rating score of the new Michael Jordan- and Nike-inspired movie "Air." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:27.1	talk about Justin Pearson, one of the Memphis 3. He's become very popular. The three people
1:39.1	that help organize the miniature insurrection at the Tennessee State Capitol, a week or two
1:47.3	ago, the two guys, the two black guys that were expelled, Justin Pearson being one, Justin
1:54.8	Jones being the other. They overtook the well of the Tennessee Capitol, the House of Representatives
2:02.1	in Tennessee. The Republicans expelled them. I think Justin Pearson has already gone through
2:09.5	a process in Memphis where he will eventually be reinstated. But there's more and more information
2:15.7	comes out about these guys. I think it tells a very important story about these guys are
2:23.2	all actors. All of this activism is really activism. What you're about to see, what we're
2:30.6	about to show you about Justin Pearson, is he's what we would call a trans activist. I
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