Why Do Pro Sports Treat Christianity Differently? | Guest Jonathan Isaac | Save The Nation Ep. 99

Vince and Jason ask Orlando Magic NBA star Jonathan Isaac about his religious values and their impact on his career, his thoughts on the BLM movement, and how woke politics has influenced the sports industry.

Jonathan Isaac is an American professional basketball player for the Orlando Magic of the NBA. Isaac was selected sixth overall by the Magic in the 2017 NBA draft. Jonathan has gained some media attention for his stance against the Covid-19 vaccine and standing for the national anthem.

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0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Introducing Jonathan Isaac
2:00 - Debating the toughest NBA players to guard?
6:00 - How Jonathan Isaac became an ordained minister
10:00 - How Jonathan's relationship with God influences his view on political chaos
12:00 - Why Jonathan chose to not kneel to the BLM movement
18:30 - How did Jonathan's teammates feel about him standing against BLM
21:45 - Jonathan's thoughts on the NBA's virtue signaling
25:45 - Jonathan's thoughts on Jack Del Rio's comments on Jan. 6
32:00 - Should the NBA limit player's messages on their uniforms?
40:10 - Should prayer be allowed in sports?

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'Vince & Jason Save The Nation' grapples with America’s most pressing questions through intelligent, brutally honest conversations between Vince Coglianese and Jason Nichols, two nationally renowned political commentators who come from opposite sides of the political divide but share a profound love of country. Enlisting the support of their fascinating and talented guests, Vince and Jason tackle the existential issues confronting America and set out on their quest to Save the Nation.

Vince and Jason ask Orlando Magic NBA star Jonathan Isaac about his religious values and their impact on his career, his thoughts on the BLM movement, and how woke politics has influenced the sports industry.

Jonathan Isaac is an American professional basketball player for the Orlando Magic of the NBA. Isaac was selected sixth overall by the Magic in the 2017 NBA draft. Jonathan has gained some media attention for his stance against the Covid-19 vaccine and standing for the national anthem.

Check out his book here

Check out his social media here:

Twitter

Instagram

Facebook

0:00 - Intro

1:00 - Introducing Jonathan Isaac

2:00 - Debating the toughest NBA players to guard?

6:00 - How Jonathan Isaac became an ordained minister

10:00 - How Jonathan's relationship with God influences his view on political chaos

12:00 - Why Jonathan chose to not kneel to the BLM movement

18:30 - How did Jonathan's teammates feel about him standing against BLM

21:45 - Jonathan's thoughts on the NBA's virtue signaling

25:45 - Jonathan's thoughts on Jack Del Rio's comments on Jan. 6

32:00 - Should the NBA limit player's messages on their uniforms?

40:10 - Should prayer be allowed in sports?

Check out 'Police Cams Raw' here

Visit the show page on the Daily Caller here

And catch the full episodes on our premium YouTube page

Check out the audio version on:

Apple podcasts

Spotify

Audible

SoundCloud

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'Vince & Jason Save The Nation' grapples with America’s most pressing questions through intelligent, brutally honest conversations between Vince Coglianese and Jason Nichols, two nationally renowned political commentators who come from opposite sides of the political divide but share a profound love of country. Enlisting the support of their fascinating and talented guests, Vince and Jason tackle the existential issues confronting America and set out on their quest to Save the Nation.