During the conversation, it somehow shifts to a debate about liberalism and whether it functions as a religion for those who see themselves as victims. John shares his struggles with his relationship with religion and God. | Jason Whitlock

Pastor Virgil Walker explains to Jason that MSNBC writer Elie Mystal went on camera just to berate Herschel Walker, Georgia Republican Senate candidate, rather than criticize him for anything specific in his political stance. Virgil points out that Mystal not only said it on camera but tripled down on his racist stance in his article, suggesting that Herschel is a puppet for the conservative party, doing exactly what he’s supposed to — inferring Walker is essentially a “house negro” to his white

Could this be why we have seen Stephen A. Smith on so many conservative podcasts? | Jason Whitlock