A bomb threat at a Boston Children s Hospital sends the media into a frenzy, and then the story goes away like it never happened. Today on the Matt Walsh Show, we have reported on many doctors who butcher children, but today I ll tell you about the worst one yet.
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00:01:32.180Last night, the media was frantically reporting the news of a bomb threat at Boston Children's Hospital.
00:01:38.840Now, immediately, the left, as you would expect, jumped on the story.
00:01:43.660They were barely able to hide their glee.
00:01:45.480I mean, they were excited about it because it was an opportunity to blame conservatives.
00:01:50.620And they blamed conservatives for the threat, mostly singling out libs of TikTok and myself.
00:01:55.780I was tagged thousands of times last night by leftists condemning me for my involvement in the bomb threat.
00:02:02.480And if not my involvement, then at least my role in promoting, you know, this kind of violence.
00:02:09.100Except that, of course, I have never promoted any violence of any kind.
00:02:12.740And least of all, have I encouraged anyone to bomb a hospital?
00:02:16.660Libs of TikTok has done no such thing either.
00:02:18.820And though I haven't specifically asked her this question, I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that she agrees with me and with every other rational human being on earth that, you know, bombing hospitals or threatening to bomb them is evil and insane behavior.
00:02:32.580Now, of course, this doesn't really need to be said.
00:02:35.320Everyone knows that we have never advocated violence and never would.
00:02:38.980Everyone knows that all we have done is report what these institutions are doing.
00:02:44.460The fact that so many children's hospitals and other medical clinics are doing terrible things to kids is a reason to criticize them, not us.
00:02:54.100The left screams, how could you accuse children's hospitals of drugging and mutilating kids?
00:03:40.920And that's because as some outlets quietly reported much later last night, police quickly determined that the whole thing was a, quote, false alarm.
00:03:50.300In fact, according to a report on Boston.com, cops showed up to the scene at 9.20 p.m. and had cleared it by 10 o'clock.
00:04:33.600And this leaves a lot of unanswered questions and raises an even greater suspicion that perhaps this was less a false alarm and more a hoax meant to demonize the right.
00:04:47.020Or else maybe it was just a bag that somebody accidentally left in the corner of a hallway somewhere.
00:05:12.120And it was intended to defame me and others on the right because defamation and intimidation and emotional blackmail are the only tools they have available in their tool chest.
00:05:23.100What they cannot do, what they steadfastly refuse to do, is engage on the actual topic.
00:05:33.660Instead, they'll continue to demand that we stop talking about it while they come up with ever more elaborate fantasies about the phantom violence and chaos we're supposedly causing simply by talking about it.
00:05:44.820Now, it's a clever trick, actually, because they claim that children are not being mutilated, that this is all a right-wing fairy tale.
00:05:50.760And then, when we provide explicit examples to support our claims, they scream that we're promoting violence.
00:05:57.100Obviously, the tactic here is to create an environment where nobody is allowed to make a counter-argument.
00:06:03.320The left has rigged the game completely.
00:06:25.900What the left says to the right is, on the issue of the transing of kids, either just admit that you're wrong and we're right, or you're a terrorist.
00:06:35.520This is what they resort to, because they cannot defend the indefensible, and they know it.
00:06:43.900After all, what can anyone really say to vindicate, for example, Dr. Scott Mosser of the Gender Confirmation Center in San Francisco?
00:06:54.200Now, the left says that children are not being surgically transitioned.
00:06:58.480And yet, Dr. Scott Mosser in San Francisco has a section on his website titled, Adolescent Top Surgery.
00:07:08.260Mosser assures us that he follows, quote, strict guidelines before operating on a child, which means that he will operate on a child and has many times.
00:07:17.760Indeed, he provides a range of services to adolescent girls.
00:07:20.900He'll chop their breasts off if they want to become boys, even though they can't become boys.
00:07:25.180He also offers non-binary procedures for those children who desire to be neither male nor female.
00:07:32.040All of this is outlined on his website.
00:07:35.180Chris Ruffeau has looked into Mosser's business as well and found that he charges between $8,500 and $10,000 a pop, generating $20 million in revenue for his clinic.
00:07:45.720As Ruffeau says, gender ideology is a booming business.
00:07:48.800There is millions of dollars involved.
00:07:51.480Ruffeau also dug up this clip of Mosser himself describing his approach.
00:07:57.900And I want you to listen to every word of this.
00:08:01.340I'm super committed to gender surgery.
00:08:03.880In the past, I used to do cosmetic surgery.
00:08:06.120I'm a board-certified plastic surgeon.
00:08:08.020And I've always been drawn to things that are deeply impactful.
00:08:10.600In the GCC, Gender Confirmation Center in San Francisco, we kind of have these, like, secret missions.
00:08:16.560Now that it's on a slide, these public secret missions, which are, one of them is that we try to live with our values 30 to 40 years in the future.
00:08:26.220So, and that puts us in a mindset of extreme affirmation, because affirmation at that time is a foregone conclusion.
00:08:33.480This is a time in the future when gender is just a thing.
00:08:38.240People are being screened as children and adolescents for their gender journey, and appropriate steps are taken to get them involved in a multidisciplinary process to get them where they need to go.
00:09:05.740And then we've done a number of 13-year-olds who we did consults on.
00:09:09.620I think I've done one or two 13-year-old surgeries.
00:09:12.260For the most part, it's 14 and up that by the time everything comes together, plus insurance approval, plus everything, that surgery actually gets completed.
00:09:21.440We do not require any particular identity.
00:09:24.300We only require that somebody has gender dysphoria and uses a multidisciplinary process for us to assess that.
00:09:46.040Yes, he is drawn to things that are deeply impactful, he says.
00:09:52.680Now, if this man was not a bloodthirsty butcher, we might be able to linger a bit more on that statement and reflect on what a pretentious, pompous, nothing of a person you have to be to make it.
00:10:04.380But there are more important issues here.
00:10:06.820Mosser, the butcher of San Francisco, says that he would happily chop the breasts off of a 12-year-old child, a kid in seventh grade.
00:10:14.580In fact, he would go even younger than that.
00:10:16.500He says that there's no minimum age, no minimum age at all.
00:10:21.360Though sadly for him, he's never had the opportunity to get to a child that young.
00:10:25.740He has had the chance to surgically mutilate a few 13-year-olds and many more kids who are 14 and up, which is what, about ninth grade?
00:10:34.000Remember, an 18-year-old is not old enough to understand his student loan agreement, but 14-year-olds are able to knowingly consent to having their bodies permanently disfigured.
00:10:46.580On his website, Mosser offers an FAQ section where he addresses the concern about post-surgery regret.
00:10:56.360Satisfaction with surgical results is closely related to the surgeon's skill, patient safety, and matching the procedure to the patient's expectations.
00:11:03.920What is clear is that transgender visibility has risen dramatically in recent years, along with a number of requests for transition surgery.
00:11:10.620It is exceptionally rare for patients to regret transitioning genders.
00:11:13.540Although rare, regret after surgery is often due to the patient's unrealistic expectations, or due to the very rare complications from surgery, or unfortunately due to a poor result executed by an inexperienced surgeon.
00:11:24.360This is why Dr. Mosser specializes in transgender surgery and emphasizes coordination with the patient's support teams, including physicians, family members, partners, or close friends assisting in the transition.
00:11:33.800Exceptionally rare, exceptionally rare, he says.
00:11:38.080But he well knows that he cannot possibly know how common or rare it actually is.
00:11:44.120Because any study that is done about post-op regret among trans people has focused on adults who had surgery as adults.
00:11:52.800And even there, the picture is not nearly so rosy as people like Mosser claim, not even close.
00:11:59.280Which is why trans people are more suicidal, the most suicidal, after surgery, in fact.
00:12:21.700And so when Mosser performs this procedure on a child and assures the child that she almost certainly will not regret it, he is lying to her.
00:12:31.140He is giving her assurances that he has no evidentiary basis for.
00:16:32.300Biden says we should fund police departments.
00:16:35.100Okay, a politician 10 years ago would be greeted with silence and crickets and kind of confused head scratching if he got up there and said, you know what we should do?
00:16:45.840We should fund our police departments.
00:17:32.100No, they've just decided to pretend that it never happened.
00:17:37.720Biden's point here isn't that he's arguing against his own side, holding his own side to account.
00:17:42.660Now, his point is that the whole defund the police thing is a silly, false narrative, and nobody ever wanted to do that anyway.
00:17:50.320If you recall, this was a very sudden, when this is what Democrats can do because they have the whole media mechanism behind them that can support them on it.
00:17:57.840But they just made this sudden switch.
00:18:00.800It was defund the police, defund the police, defund the police.
00:18:25.280And that's the message that they want to send, that nobody ever wanted to defund the police.
00:18:31.760And yet, as this video compilation from RNC Research shows, the history is quite clear, and it also shows that this defund the police madness went all the way up to the White House.
00:18:41.080So we've been talking about defund the police.
00:18:46.680There's some issues that we ask police to do, like mental health issues or policing in schools and all the rest, that perhaps we can shuffle some of that money around.
00:20:20.920And what made this all the more egregious, aside from just how generally insane it is, is that this is coming from Democrats, who in every other area, when it comes to any other government function, they want more funds to go in.
00:20:38.140And not only that, but they're quite clear in every other area that the only way to fix a problem when it comes to the government is to give it more funds.
00:21:14.200If you doubt they're trying to rewrite history, here's a report from CBS tweeted out by one of their reporters who captioned this, captioned it.
00:21:26.020The economy is the top concern, but how to fight crime and gun violence ranks high with likely voters.
00:21:32.300And now Biden and Democrats are arguing that they are the tough on crime party.
00:22:33.860The increased focus on law enforcement, crime and guns on both sides of the aisle comes as the majority of likely voters see crime and guns as very important issues.
00:22:42.500So Democrats, they're actually the tough on crime party.
00:22:45.280Now, as I've already explained to you, there's a big difference between wanting to defund the FBI or even abolish the FBI and saying that about local police departments.
00:22:54.640Because we know what local police departments do, even if there's corruption in local police departments, which obviously sometimes there is.
00:23:02.540But even if there's corruption, we know what local police departments do.
00:23:07.000We know what happens when they don't have enough funding.
00:23:10.420We know what happens when they aren't doing their job, either because they got their hands tied and they're told that they're not supposed to or whatever.
00:23:36.740I don't necessarily see any reason why it would.
00:23:38.480Especially when there are so many, there's so much overlap among these federal agencies that are engaged in various alleged forms of law enforcement.
00:23:49.960There's so many agencies with people that have guns and badges running around doing this and that.
00:24:13.680So here's a thread from Andy Ngo, published this yesterday.
00:24:18.640He says, after supporting streetcar takeovers in Portland, one of Antifa's friends was killed when a stray bullet aimed at an elderly driver caught on the road hit someone on their own side.
00:24:37.040Actually, and it might actually be a tragedy because there is a real victim here, which is the elderly man.
00:24:41.980He continues, says, video of a street takeover near the Portland Expo Center on August 28th shows an elderly driver in a van trying to flee.
00:24:47.660The rioters shot up his vehicle and shoot him.
00:24:51.560So there is a victim, the elderly man who was shot.
00:28:35.060The other problem, obviously, is inflation.
00:28:36.780Now, Andrew Yang, when he went around talking about this, he said, oh, I don't have to worry about inflation.
00:28:40.520Just like we didn't have to worry about inflation during COVID when they were giving out the stimulus checks to everybody.
00:28:45.620They said, it's not going to cause inflation.
00:28:46.780Next thing you know, we have sky-high inflation.
00:28:49.440No, it's just, there are some, and I'm no economist, but I know there are basic economic laws.
00:28:53.380And when you give money to everyone, then the prices, the laws of supply and demand, the laws of the marketplace will always lead to prices going up.
00:29:04.820There's also no oversight on how the money is spent.
00:29:07.120So, and this is a problem with many welfare programs, but especially something like this.
00:29:14.620I think what they're doing in Los Angeles is that they're giving people a debit card and just saying, well, here you go.
00:29:20.400And maybe some people will spend it responsibly.
00:29:22.800Lots of people are going to go, you know, you go buy cigarettes and alcohol and that sort of thing.
00:29:29.480But the biggest issue is disincentivizing work.
00:29:36.300Okay, and this is another thing that we saw during COVID when you start giving money to everyone and, you know, expanding and extending unemployment, extending it again and again and again, making it more and more comfortable for people to not work.
00:30:01.100Then the things that people need are not available to them anymore because there's no one there to provide them.
00:30:07.660In order for them to be provided, you need people to work.
00:30:11.220Now, what the left is always trying to do is get around the fact that life requires work.
00:30:16.980This is why I always feel I always have to give my dad's speech because this is a speech that many people on the left never got because they weren't raised by dad.
00:40:36.260But even if she was, I had, like, I had to talk to her about something that was really important.
00:40:40.100And I told her that I've been really bothered for a long time now by the fact that my socks, which are very important to me, always get lost in the wash.
00:41:00.740And for someone like myself, it puts a lot of thought and effort and love into building a sock collection.
00:41:07.680This is a very challenging thing for me.
00:41:09.080So I, so what I was trying to explain to my wife is like, I came up with a system and, uh, and I was trying to tell her this at 1130 at night.
00:41:15.840I bought a special sock bag on Amazon.
00:41:18.360And the system is that I will, as I explained to her throughout the week, I'll deposit my socks, the, you know, both pairs of socks after I use them into the bag, which will remain in my closet until the end of the week.
00:41:29.540At which point the socks will be while still in the bag will be transported to the laundry room.
00:41:35.720Um, and now here's where things get tricky because the bag is porous.
00:41:39.080My hope is that they can be washed inside the bag.
00:41:42.740And then that way we know we're not going to have any problems.
00:41:45.860If that doesn't work, then they'll be taken out of the bag, put into the wash, then to the dryer, and then transported back to my sock drawer.
00:41:55.000They'll not put them back inside the bag because that's for my dirty socks, right?
00:41:57.900Um, the most important point here is that they never go in a hamper ever under any circumstance and they must not be washed with other items because when you do that, that's when you lose them and they're just lost.
00:43:14.660I can't believe they're arguing about the homeless people.
00:43:16.980I work at a mental health agency as a crisis worker.
00:43:19.060And every week, homeless people come to us asking for housing after they've already been kicked out of every shelter for either drug use or fighting.
00:43:26.400They get mad when we tell them that we can't help them when they've already gone through every community resource.
00:43:31.580I would feel so, I would feel so sorry for any hotel owner forced to give them free rooms and destroy their business.
00:43:38.720Yeah, you could just, this is, to talk to anyone who's worked with homeless people.
00:43:43.880Which is an admirable vocation, of course, an important one.
00:43:48.560But you talk to anyone who's worked in that environment and there's just no question, no argument about it.
00:43:55.920Drug use, mental illness, all these things.
00:43:57.700You, as I've been saying, there's a reason people end up homeless and it's not simply social injustice and it's very rarely is it a matter of simple misfortune or bad luck.
00:44:14.960There's a deeper reason and you don't have to work with a particular homeless person for very long to figure out what the reason is.
00:44:22.160Kathy with a C says, if I ever find myself laying on an operating table, I want the most diverse OR staff hovering over my exposed innards.
00:44:32.840Only then will I know that our country has made real progress.
00:44:36.380That is, yeah, when you go, just like anything else, right?
00:44:39.620You're going into an operation, you want to make sure, that's what you're thinking about.
00:44:45.140You get onto an airplane, that's the most important thing to you, is we're disadvantaged minorities given an opportunity to fly this plane.
00:45:26.820Even with the permission slip, the administration has to call the parents to make sure it's okay and tell them what their child has done.
00:45:32.860There's supposed to be a staff member removed from the situation that uses the paddle with a witness present to make sure it's not overdone.
00:45:41.240Again, I can understand the inclination, especially among schools, to have a kind of last resort because all the other disciplinary methods don't work.
00:45:51.300But like we talked about yesterday, among other things, it requires a trust between parents and the school officials that I certainly wouldn't have if my kids were going to public school.
00:46:06.480I just can't trust you to use physical force on my child.
00:46:09.100There are so many reasons why I can't trust you.
00:46:13.520And also, my other question is, if you as a parent would approve corporal punishment being used against your child by a school official, then that tells me that you have no problem with corporal punishment.
00:46:27.920So then why wouldn't you just be the one to administer it?
00:46:32.880So no matter how you slice it, I don't understand farming it out to the school system.