- Whitlock and Smith have been embroiled in a heated dispute over the past month
- Smith has been accused by his ex-colleague of lying in his recent memoir
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Jason Whitlock has reignited his bitter feud with Stephen A. Smith after labeling the ESPN host a “n**** wrangler” and claiming he was placed on television to further a political agenda.
Whitlock and Smith have been embroiled in a furious dispute over the past month after the former wrote a column accusing his ex-colleague of lying in his recently published memoir.
Smith responded with a foul-mouthed tirade aimed at Whitlock, who he likened to a “devil,” a “b****,” a “fat piece of shit***” and “worse than a white supremacist.”
He then discussed the fallout further this week during an appearance on radio host Howard Stern’s SiriusXM show, admitting that he had even warned his pastor about the invective he was about to unleash on him.
Now, Whitlock has fired back at Smith in his latest episode Fearless podcastdescribing him as a “n**** wrangler” and a “plant” for the Democratic Party.
Jason Whitlock has reignited his bitter feud with Stephen A. Smith after calling the ESPN host a ‘n**** wrangler’
Whitlock wrote a column describing how several details in Smith’s memoir were inaccurate
Smith responded by calling Whitlock a ‘b****’ and a ‘fat piece of s***’ on his programme
“Stephen A’s whole job as a plant, as I’ve already explained… he’s a brawler,” the 56-year-old said.
“He’s a supervisor. He is there to empower black men: “Follow me, follow my lead, follow the talking points of the Democratic Party.”
“There’s a lot of concern about what’s going to happen to the black vote. The entire Democratic Party, the Alphabet Mafia families… the whole thing depends on the black vote and the black matriarchy and getting everyone to go along with that.
“And Stephen A. Smith is there to convince the average black man, ‘Hey, this is a good thing. Come along.’
Whitlock also doubled down on his claim that Smith is lying about a number of stories in his memoir, particularly about his days as a basketball player for Winston-Salem State College.
While also slamming Stern for telling Smith he doesn’t know who he is, the controversial conservative commentator said, “Shut it Howard, you almost made Stephen A. Smith sound a little bit honest. But that is impossible.
‘It’s the third time now (he’s talking about me after he said), “I’ll never talk about him again, I’ll never talk about him again.” Well, you’re talking about me again Stephen A.
“When you continued your little childish tirade, cursing your tirade and never answering the legitimate questions I asked, you said you would never talk about me, and the next day you turned around and said, ‘You thought I was done with talking about him.” And now you’re on Howard Stern’s show talking about me again.
He then discussed his feud with his ex-colleague on Howard Stern’s SiriusXM radio show
Now Whitlock has reignited that feud by claiming Smith is a “plant” for the Democratic Party
‘Stephen A, there’s a little cliché joke about “how do you know someone is lying? Their lips are moving”… it was written for Stephen A. Smith.
‘At one point Stephen A starts rattling off “ask this person, ask that person” about his book. Why do I have to ask all these different people? Why can’t I ask you? Why can’t you answer the question?
“Why can’t you explain why you would be on ESPN television and say I played in one game, and then six or seven months later go on your podcast and say I’ve never played in a game, and why it stat sheet lists a Stephen Smith playing nine or ten games? Why can’t you answer that question? Why should I ask your sister, teammates or friends? That seems like a very simple answer for you to give.”
Then he added, “Just give me a few receipts and this will all go away, and if you shut me up I’ll have to go on air and apologize…” because that’s what I would do.
“This thing could be over in a heartbeat. You could easily put a sword through my entire story or all my questions. Why do not you want?
“And people keep asking, ‘Why is it important? So what is he exaggerating?’ Because the guy lies about everything, or seems to. Almost every story is just incredible.”
