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July 16, 2020
The Dave Carter Show•July 16, 2020Ricochet

Jason Whitlock Talks BLM, Kaepernick, & the Cult of Victimization

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It's all about mob rule and how to defeat it as Dave welcomes former ESPN and Fox Sports Commentator and Writer Jason Whitlock onto the show. Now at Outkick.com, Jason explains what's behind Colin Kaepernick's knee problem and his uncontrollable compulsion to insult the nation on social media. Mr. Whitlock also weighs in on the destructive nature of seeing oneself as a perpetual victim in a conversation that touches on everything from Frederick Douglas' 1852 speech to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the rush of corporate executives to genuflect to the mob, and the problematic letter that 153 prominent intellectuals recently signed warning about "cancel culture." We know you'll enjoy Jason's exchange with Dave.

Then, as if one fascinating conversation were not enough, Dave talks with Ricochet Member Jenna Stocker about her recent article, "Americans Are Hungry For The Fight." Jenna talks about life in Minneapolis in the wake of the riots, and why she thinks its beyond time for leaders in Congress and elsewhere to grow a spine and fight back against a dangerous radicalism. She maintains that Americans are yearning for leadership and will support it. "America and our Constitutional freedoms are worth the fight," Jenna wrote in her article. As she talks with Dave, we think you'll come to understand this former Marine Officer's passion for the nation and why she says that we need more General Pattons.

Finally, if you’re listening to Dave’s show, but you’re not a Ricochet member, there is a way you can get a 30 day free trial membership . Tune in to learn more!

Hosted by Dave Carter, with guest Jason Whitlock

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    colleenb@colleenb·6y

    Great interviews Dave. Thanks.

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    Great interviews Dave. Thanks.

    Thank you! Having great guests really helps!

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    Vera45@Vera45·6y

    Great podcast as always. It was really great to hear from one of our own. Both you and @JennaStocker are true assets to Ricochet. Hopefully we hear more from both of you.

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    Arahant@Arahant·6y

    Now, Ray Stevens would be a great interview.

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    JennaStocker@JennaStocker·6y

    Your discussion with Mr. Whitlock was fantastic! I could’ve listened to that for another hour. Great job!!

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