Conservative podcaster Jason Whitlock criticized his 'emasculated' ESPN rival Stephen A. Smith and 'sexual degenerate' Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy for their opinions on the explosive Fox Sports sexual harassment lawsuit.
'Are you so immoral?' the 57 year old man Whitlock said Tuesdaylecturing other sports media figures for their leniency toward defendants like FS1 host Joy Taylor and her former colleague, Skip Bayless. 'Are you that stupid? Are you so controlled that you can't see this for what it is? You are in the media. You know exactly what this is.
Filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court on behalf of former Fox Sports stylist Noushin Faraji, the lawsuit accuses Bayless and Fox Sports executive Charlie Dixon of sexual harassment. Bayless is accused of offering Faraji $1.5 million in exchange for sex, while Dixon is accused of groping the stylist's buttocks.
Taylor herself is accused of dismissing Faraji's sexual harassment claims against Bayless and Dixon, allegedly telling the stylist to “get over it.” The popular host and sister of former NFL star Jason Taylor is also alleged to have had affairs with both Dixon and Oy.
Since then, both Portnoy and Smith have raised questions about the lawsuit and the plaintiff, although to varying degrees. Each of them denied having inside information about the allegations, but while Smith was careful not to disparage Faraji, Portnoy defended Taylor by claiming the lawsuit was a “shakedown.” What's more, Smith insisted that his former co-host, Bayless, was too “stingy” to offer $1.5 million for sex.
Whitlock took aim at both Smith and Portnoy on Tuesday, while commenting on Taylor's cleavage and “peanut butter skin” for the second day in a row.
Jason Whitlock criticized his 'emasculated' ESPN rival Stephen A. Smith and 'sexual degenerate' Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy for their opinions on Fox's track suit.
Conservative Christian podcaster Jason Whitlock took aim at both Smith and Portnoy, while commenting on Joy Taylor's cleavage and 'peanut butter skin' for the second day in a row.
“Men, we have to pursue righteousness or we will continue to fall and not be in a position to be leaders and we will all end up pleasing women,” said Whitlock, an outspoken Christian and critic of feminism.
He first targeted Smith, who had previously called Whitlock a “fat piece of shit” and “the worst human being I've ever met.”
“Obviously Stephen A. Smith is a fraud in my opinion, and it's comments like this that expose him as a fraud,” Whitlock said.
He then ridiculed Smith by paraphrasing some of the ESPN host's past claims of having grown up on the tough streets of Hollis Queens.
“This black ain't got no street smarts,” said Whitlock, who is also African-American. 'None. Zero.'
Whitlock was particularly angry that Smith would sympathize with Taylor, whom the ESPN host praised for being an advocate for women's empowerment.
'What do you think women's empowerment is, Stephen A.?' Whitlock asked. 'It's using everything a woman has to offer to get ahead. It's about using everything a woman has to offer to compete against men and bring them under her control.
“People who take Stephen A. Smith seriously and think that he represents some kind of black masculinity or black empowerment or anything black, they're like: You're a clown if you can't see through him,” Whitlock continued.
'This guy is completely neutered; He's propped up because he's a clown. He has no street smarts or wisdom, his point of view is completely feminised.'
Noushin Faraji (pictured) accused Skip Bayless of sexual harassment and claims Joy Taylor discouraged her from reporting those allegations to Fox human resources.
FS1 host Joy Taylor used sexual relationships with former NFL star co-host Emmanuel Acho (left) and network executive Charlie Dixon (right) to advance her career, according to Faraji's lawsuit.
Then, before turning his attention to Portnoy, Whitlock explained his podcast in biblical terms.
“Listen, the reason I do this show is I'm just trying to pass on to young people (and people my age, older people) the wisdom that I've gained, I'm just trying to share it with you,” Whitlock said. “That, to me, is part of our calling as Christians.”
Whitlock remained barricaded behind his pulpit to address Portnoy.
“Dave Portnoy, there's no common sense here,” Whitlock said. 'There is no difficult wisdom here. Dave Portnoy – and again, I don't say this to belittle; I am only speaking objectively: he is a sexual degenerate who cannot control his lust for young women.
Whitlock then mischaracterized Portnoy's objections to Faraji's lawsuit.
'What has Joy Taylor done wrong here?' Whitlock said with a voice mocking Portnoy's. 'He has pleased his boss and Emmanuel Acho, and hopefully many others. That's a good thing. “We need more of that.”
Portnoy questioned why the lawsuit names Taylor, who is accused of discouraging the plaintiff from reporting sexual harassment allegations against Skip Bayless and Charlie Dixon.
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Whitlock then reverted to his own Indiana accent.
“Dave Portnoy does not operate by the same biblical morality as I and many of you do,” Whitlock said. 'Dave Portnoy is in favor of sexual degeneration.
“I used to be a supporter of sexual degeneration… That pays off,” he continued. 'The devil has a reward.
'I'm not suggesting he's better than Dave Portnoy. I'm suggesting… Dave Portnoy and I serve two different gods.'
Whitlock, who is single, has come under fire in recent months for a variety of sexist claims, including his belief that women should not be allowed to vote.
She also took aim at WNBA star Caitlin Clark for being “woke” by admitting she believes in the existence of white privilege.
Fox has issued a brief statement, although Taylor, Bayless and Acho have remained silent on the issue.
“We take these allegations seriously and will allow the legal process to take its course,” the network's statement read. “We have no further comment at this time.”
DailyMail.com has contacted representatives for Taylor and her foundation for comment. Attorneys for Bayless, Dixon and Taylor have not yet been provided to the Los Angeles Superior Court.