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So, yeah, yeah. Living in Harmony Yeah

All right, welcome to the Harmony Channel.

I am Jason Whitlock, your host.

Thank you so much for joining me.

We'll get right into it.

I want to extend the conversation I was having with Josh on the fearless show,

and it relates to sports, and it relates to the Super Bowl.

And some of it will be a restatement of things.

Some of you that watch all the shows are aware of my emphasis on the importance of sports.

And I've been marinating and thinking and focusing on this in a hyper-focused way for about the past year.

And a lot of it was sparked by my obsession with Caitlin Clark and what she was going to bring to the WNBA and how she was going to be treated in the WNBA.

And many of you heard me say very early on, man, she's going to be met with a lot of hostility.

This little Catholic girl, you know, has a boyfriend slash fiance, has a feminine appearance.

She's white.

And she's moving into a league that is hyper-sexual, hyper-feminist, hyper-feminist, hyper-pro-black, anti-white,

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