Jason Whitlock: "If you go look at Stephen A. Smith’s narrative, many people, including myself, who know Stephen A. Smith’s narrative are like ‘this makes no sense.’ This dude could barely write. He had editors at the Philadelphia Inquirer that had to rewrite EVERYTHING. Editors at ESPN had to rewrite EVERYTHING. He knows virtually nothing about any other sport other than the tiny, tiny bit he knows about basketball. This man has sat on TV and said ‘HEY, MAN, THEY SHOULD HAVE KICKED THE FIELD GOAL ON THIRD DOWN JUST IN CASE THEY MISS IT AND THEY CAN RE-KICK IT AGAIN ON FOURTH DOWN!’... ‘THIS TIGHT END [Hunter Henry] IS PLAYING TONIGHT FOR THE CHARGERS...’ But he was actually cut and plays for another team. It’s comical how little he actually knows about sports, but someone installed him as the number one voice of sports. That’s what Katt Williams is talking about. Kevin Hart is an OK comedian, but someone installed him as the face of comedy, gave him a deal, and put things in place for him to have all this success because they could control Kevin Hart. That’s what happened to Stephen A. Smith. If you go read ‘Straight Shooter’, you can see it everywhere. If you go read his memoir and listen to the stories he tells about getting a ‘basketball scholarship’ to Winston Salem State, it’s so mind-blowingly preposterous, stupid, and fabricated. I was like ‘holy, cow, how did they let him tell these lies?’ Or whoever wrote it, ‘who wrote these lies?’... I’m not trying to pick on Stephen A. Smith, I’m trying to help you understand these truths that Katt Williams are talking about. They apply across the entertainment industry. When you see someone in this current environment installed as ‘the voice’ and ‘the person’, you better go check their history because it’s more than likely they haven’t earned that. They’ve been installed, they’ve cut a deal, and written up some little false narrative for them. It’s not earned. Never at any point was Stephen A. Smith a great sports columnist. Stephen A. Smith made his name befriending Allen Iverson and breaking some new Allen Iverson-related news, and a handful of NBA story-related news, but they put him out there as this great opinionist. He doesn’t have great opinions, he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He’s there to be on target as it relates to these larger messages that they want to pass on. They want men watching ESPN and thinking ‘should I take the vaccine?’, and they want Stephen A. Smith to say ‘YES, TAKE THE VACCINE! ANYBODY WHO DOESN’T TAKE THE VACCINE IS AN IDIOT! KYRIE IRVING IS AN IDIOT!’... That’s the job. There's certain messages that these top entertainment people, these Black puppets, and White ones, because all of Hollywood is in on it. Jimmy Kimmel hates Aaron Rodgers because the people that won’t play the game, they get upset with. ‘MAN, WHITLOCK IS FAT AND OVERWEIGHT! HE BETTER SUPPORT THAT VACCINE!’... I’m not going to do it. Not my role, not my job, not qualified, it’s not what I believe, and there’s no check you can cut me. I'm not going to go on TV and pretend. Stephen A. and these other guys gotta play the game. That's their job, it's why they were installed, to support the lies. Call me 'Fat Bastard' and go cry on the 'Alphabet Mafia's' shoulder, 'YA'LL BETTER DO SOMETHING ABOUT WHITLOCK!'... 'YA'LL BETTER GET HIM!'... 'I'M GONNA ASK ESPN FOR PERMISSION TO ATTACK WHITLOCK!'... Good luck with it. Tell any lie you want about me, I'm good."
Jason Whitlock of Blaze TV’s Fearless fired back at ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith for publicly calling him ‘Fat Bastard’ on ESPN and on his podcast, saying the reason Smith is so enraged towards Whitlock is because he’s mad that Whitlock reviewed Stephen A. Smith’s recent memoir titled ‘Straight Shooter’, and questioned the legitimacy of Smith’s backstory as a former college athlete and journalist.
Whitlock references the explosive recent Katt Williams interview on Shannon Sharpe’s podcast where the comedian called out some of the most successful actors and musicians in the US, and singled out certain individuals in Hollywood who unexpectedly experienced metaphoric rises to fame despite having very little acclaim. Williams labeled them ‘plants’, who people of power sought to elevate with the intention of later using them as puppets to publicly say anything and do anything they require in order advance their handlers' agendas.
Whitlock says Smith is ESPN's 'industry plant' and was calculatedly installed as a left-wing shill to push agendas connected to stoking racial division and pushing the COVID-19 vaccine, in exchange for a lucrative career devoid of merit.
Check out the segment above as Whitlock devolves their ongoing beef, nicknaming him 'Stephen A. Myth' for the shadowy re-telling of his life within his memoir.
Jason Whitlock: “The person at the moment with the title ‘Most Important Person In Sports Media’ is Stephen A. Smith. The Katt Williams interview made me go ‘HOW?’... How did this happen? How did someone with such limited ability as a writer... Anybody who knows anything about Stephen A. Smith as a writer and as a journalist knows ‘WHOA, HOW DID HE BECOME THE FACE OF SPORTS MEDIA?’... Then I thought about Katt Williams... These people are installed. When Stephen A., several months ago started in with calling me ‘Fat Bastard’, I was like ‘OK, let me take a deeper dive.' Let me take a look at who Stephen A. Smith is. Why does this dude think he can call me out on my name, run around like Mr. Tough guy, and he ‘wants the smoke’?... Lemme see what he’s standing on. So I read his memoir, and when I read his memoir it was LAUGHABLE. The exaggerations, the things said in there... The things that don’t pass the smell test were enormous and plastered all throughout the book. That’s why I call him ‘Stephen A. Myth’... That’s why I questioned the little Wilt Chamberlain photo that Winston Salem State and ESPN run out there every year trying to justify Stephen A. Smith’s college basketball career. This is following the Katt Williams deal of ‘Look, all these people are installed.' They’re all controlled, they all must preach and say the same things and support whatever the regime, whatever the government, whatever the FBI, CIA [want]... Whatever they’re pushing out... The sports media is now the only gathering spot on TV where all of America comes together and watches these sporting events and talks about these sporting events. It’s critically important to have people in place who are willing to promote whatever the regime wants promoted. If the regime decides ‘hey, we’re tired of the patriarchy, we’re tired of masculine men, we want a more feminized version of men.’... Well, how do you feminize men? How do you get them to accept going against their natural instincts? How do you get them to normalize tapping into their emotions constantly like a woman? How do you get them to abandon reason and logic, and see manliness and masculinity as a willingness to publicly display their feminine emotion at any time? You take someone like Stephen A. Smith – an actor, an exaggerator, perhaps a pathological liar, and you establish him as the voice and the face of the sports media. Everybody gets to watch and goes ‘Well, hold on, look at this guy, he can barely write, he doesn’t know sports...' He’ll go on TV and say ‘HEY, THEY SHOULD GO KICK A FIELD GOAL ON THIRD DOWN JUST IN CASE THEY MISS IT! THEY CAN RE-KICK IT ON FOURTH DOWN!’... He’ll go on TV and say ‘HEY, THIS TIGHT END FOR THE CHARGERS IS GOING TO BE CRITICAL FOR TONIGHT’S GAME AGAINST THE CHIEFS!’... Even though that tight end [Hunter Henry] plays for another NFL team. He’ll go on TV and accuse BYU students of being ‘racist’ because someone’s auntie said over Twitter that ‘My niece had racial slurs yelled at her by BYU students!’ There's not a journalist that would do that and that would go on TV and tell that Duke volleyball story. A ‘journalist’ would never say ‘WELL, HER AUNTIE SAID IT HAPPENED ON TWITTER, THEREFORE IT HAPPENED! I’M GOING TO TAKE THAT TO NATIONAL TV AND I’M GOING TO DEMONIZE BYU!’... A ‘journalist’ wouldn’t do that. A journalist would say they need more proof and evidence before I’m ever just going to go out here and smear a university, a student body, or any kid. But ESPN has installed him as the face of sports journalism, and there are no journalistic rules or standards applied to Stephen A. Smith and everybody can see it. Everyone falls in line and says ‘WELL, HOW DOES STEPHEN A. GET IN THIS POSITION? HE’S MAKING 10-12-13$ MILLION A YEAR! HOW CAN I GET SOME OF THAT!?’... And the message from Stephen A. is: ‘do what they tell you to do’... If they want you to promote racial division, if they want you to promote a more feminized version of male masculinity, do it, there’s a big check for it. These people that are installed at the top of these industries -- they're comfortable distorting the truth. They're comfortable with exaggerations, they're comfortable with telling farcical stories. And maybe they're comfortable because we believe them. Who buys this? Stephen A. is a myth. Stephen A. is a plant. Do you remember when Kwame Brown kept insinuating that David Stern and the NBA gave Stephen A. instructions on how to criticize Kwame Brown? When Kwame was saying that, I didn't fully understand it. Now I do. That's the job. All these guys have batteries put in their back, and it's their job to distort and lie."
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