The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1056 - Democrats Double Down On Baby Killing Propaganda Heading Into Midterms

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Democrats double down on their abortion messaging heading into

00:00:04.460 the midterms. This week, they've offered pro-abortion propaganda that ranges from

00:00:07.960 unintentionally hilarious to incredibly horrific. Also, Elon Musk begins to call the herd over at

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00:01:43.440 Walsh. That's LifeLock.com slash Walsh for 25% off. After the red wave washes over us on Tuesday,

00:01:51.300 the Democrats will, of course, respond by refusing to look inward or engage in anything like

00:01:56.300 introspection. They will lament the death of democracy. They'll accuse Republicans of cheating,

00:02:02.480 even after spending years claiming that it's an attack on democracy to accuse your opponent of cheating.

00:02:06.940 They will blame the American people. They'll blame racism, homophobia, transphobia, arachnophobia,

00:02:13.200 all the phobias. They'll say and do many things, but one thing they will not do is spend any time

00:02:18.880 trying to actually figure out why they lost and lost so badly. If they did, they would see that one

00:02:24.300 of their most catastrophic mistakes was to make abortion a central part of their campaign message.

00:02:29.600 They assumed that voters would be motivated, you know, by the overturning of Roe. They assumed

00:02:34.720 Americans would flock to the polls to defend the right to kill babies. They assumed that most 0.96

00:02:39.360 Americans are as avidly supportive of baby murder as they are, and they assumed wrongly. But this is

00:02:46.100 the horse they rode in on, and they're going to take it all the way to the finish line regardless.

00:02:50.200 In the final days before the election, every Democratic apparatus is leaning into the pro-abortion 0.56

00:02:55.200 message in ways that range from unintentionally hilarious to unbelievably heinous. So we'll kind of

00:03:02.080 ease into this, and we'll start with the hilarious first. So over on NBC, the medical drama New

00:03:07.760 Amsterdam, which is a show that apparently exists, aired an episode this week revolving around

00:03:13.980 abortion and the overturning of Roe. The Daily Wire reports, quote,

00:03:20.160 the recent episode, Maybe Tomorrow, explores a world with restricted access to abortion.

00:03:25.820 Showrunners spoke with TV Line about their motivations and aims for the episode,

00:03:29.240 which had leftist fans applauding and conservatives swearing that they're done with the series

00:03:33.300 forever. The episode begins with a montage showing hospital staff realizing Roe v. Wade had

00:03:38.080 been overturned, which was presented as a catastrophic event. Each character then dealt with the aftermath

00:03:43.500 in their own way. Dr. Lauren Bloom, played by Janet Montgomery, admits that she had an abortion in 0.99

00:03:49.240 the past, which was not a big deal, quote unquote. One doctor punched a protester outside the hospital

00:03:53.980 and New Amsterdam staffers panic because he's gay and they're concerned about the court's outlawing

00:03:59.400 same-sex marriage. At various points in the episode, Max inquires about opening an abortion

00:04:03.460 clinic on a military base and setting up a floating clinic to circumvent new laws. Quote,

00:04:08.440 these kinds of issues, both in our country and the healthcare industry, is why I wrote the show to

00:04:12.480 begin with. It's why I created New Amsterdam, according to David Schollner, the showrunner,

00:04:16.780 which she said to TV Line in an interview. As depressing and horrifying as it was,

00:04:21.000 the show was made to tackle these issues. And so, we all put in everything we had into this episode.

00:04:27.600 Yes, they put everything they had into it. Unfortunately, that means that they didn't put

00:04:32.220 any, you know, intelligence or subtlety or wit into it because they didn't have any

00:04:36.800 to begin with, which explains the opening scene as mentioned in the Daily Wire article.

00:04:42.380 Okay, it's the montage opening scene. And it is honestly one of the greatest scenes of

00:04:49.840 unintentional comedy to ever air on television. I mean, the whole thing plays like a parody.

00:04:56.440 And when I first saw this, I had to watch it all the way through and I'm waiting for the punchline

00:05:01.600 and it never came because this is meant to be taken seriously. And you really just have to see

00:05:07.120 it to appreciate it. So, let's watch a little bit of this together.

00:05:19.940 Okay, so he's reading the news about Roe v. Wade being overturned.

00:05:25.400 He's tearful. And he's looking at his daughter.

00:05:29.440 That young child will never be able to kill a child. And he's that, that, he's distraught

00:05:36.560 by that, by that possibility.

00:05:41.420 And he drops the phone. He can't even look at the phone. He drops into disgust.

00:05:47.100 And then we've got the people standing around the street and they're just, they're

00:05:49.920 dumbfounded because Roe v. Wade was overturned. Shell-shocked. And she drops, she drops the cup.

00:05:54.640 They do the dramatic cup drop, which has been a cliche since like 1995, by the way.

00:06:02.240 And look at all these people walking down the street, every single one of them.

00:06:05.400 They can't believe it. They can't believe they can't kill babies anymore. 0.96

00:06:12.180 Even though this is New York and they can still kill babies. So, 0.99

00:06:15.760 maybe someone could tell them that, make them feel better.

00:06:17.440 Oh, and there's another father.

00:06:26.900 He's in tears.

00:06:29.360 His father is in tears because he's thinking about, you know, that his daughter will never

00:06:34.180 be able to kill his grandchildren. And that actually makes him cry.

00:06:37.680 So, the whole scene went on for like two minutes.

00:06:43.440 There was a time when something so heavy-handed and on the nose and corny and cliche-ridden,

00:06:53.020 again, you actually get the scene where the person is holding a cup of coffee and dramatically

00:06:57.780 drops it. There was a time when something like that, that could only exist in the Christian 0.80

00:07:02.940 movie space. Okay? Though coming from the opposite ideological perspective. But modern

00:07:08.140 Hollywood has now adopted the same approach as the Christian film industry, except without the 1.00

00:07:12.380 benefit of at least being right about the issues. If you want to know why Democrats are about to

00:07:17.420 lose, it's because they think that what you just watched is an effective piece of propaganda.

00:07:24.260 When it comes to politics, there is nothing worse than being unintentionally funny. In a political

00:07:29.660 setting, you never want to be unintentionally funny. Look at Joe Biden. He's unintentionally

00:07:35.860 funny all the time. Because then you've made yourself into a joke. But that's the Democratic

00:07:41.220 specialty at this point. And yet, it was not all fun and games. Also this week, NPR did its own bit

00:07:47.360 of pro-abortion propagandizing while taking a decidedly different approach. Again, this is from

00:07:53.640 The Daily Wire. It says, NPR's Michigan Morning Edition aired an abortion on air Thursday morning,

00:08:00.700 complete with the sound of the 11-week-old pre-born child being vacuumed from the womb.

00:08:05.560 Reporter Katie Wells narrated the account of the unnamed woman undergoing the abortion

00:08:09.400 at Northland Family Planning in the Detroit area. Quote, abortion clinics are almost always closed to

00:08:14.620 the press. But a group of Michigan clinics generously allowed us to embed with them because abortion

00:08:19.300 rights are on the ballot in Michigan this November. But for the doctors, staff, and patients we met

00:08:24.080 there, none of this was about politics, Wells wrote in October during her investigation. For the patients

00:08:29.080 who allowed us into their lives and their procedures, it's about whether they can escape an abusive

00:08:33.620 partner or support the kids they already have or finish school or keep their jobs. We're going to take you

00:08:39.020 inside the clinic, she added. For nine days ahead of the midterm elections, Wells shared stories from

00:08:43.880 her investigation in a lengthy article. One account spoke of a woman named Melissa from Ohio who came to

00:08:49.280 Michigan for an abortion. Ohio recently enacted a ban on most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.

00:08:53.860 Quote, I would be struggling for a very long time, Melissa said. I would have to drop out of school and

00:08:57.520 I would have to find a different job because I would need more daycare. She had to go through with an 0.93

00:09:01.500 abortion at 14 weeks of pregnancy. Okay, so they played the actual audio of an abortion. And I have that

00:09:10.840 clip. I'm not going to play the whole thing because you have to decide for yourself if you want to

00:09:16.900 actually listen to it. But instead, we'll play you the lead up. Okay, right, right up to the moment

00:09:23.800 when they turn the abortion machine on. So I'll play that much at least. And here it is. Listen.

00:09:31.340 This patient is not one of the patients you heard before. She's asked that we not use her name.

00:09:36.100 She's from Michigan. She already has one kid. She's having her abortion at about 11 weeks. 1.00

00:09:41.580 Nearly all abortions in Michigan are before 13 weeks. And like many patients at Northland,

00:09:48.000 she said I could record her procedure. We're going to hear some of that now.

00:09:51.920 So I'm just going to get you set up on the table and we're going to do that sedation medicine. 0.79

00:09:56.540 Okay. I'm going to pull this out under your legs. 1.00

00:09:59.340 Most patients are partially awake during the procedures. They get IV medication for pain and

00:10:04.100 anxiety. The lights are dimmed. There's soothing music. It actually feels a lot like a childbirth.

00:10:09.400 The medical gown, your bare legs and stirrups. And a person next to you saying,

00:10:14.540 you can do this. Please don't hang out. I just keep breathing.

00:10:19.700 That's Brandy. She's one of the staffers. Her job is to monitor vital signs, 0.99

00:10:24.940 but it is also to hold the patient's hand and talk her through this.

00:10:29.000 Whether it's a birth or an abortion, it is often women guiding other women.

00:10:34.780 I'm going to hear this machine turn on now. Okay, it makes a loud noise.

00:10:38.720 Well, that machine is the vacuum that is used to suck the baby out of the womb, 0.70

00:10:48.320 ripping him apart in the process. The sound of the vacuum is eerie for the obvious reasons that

00:10:55.880 it's being used to murder a child. And also because without that sound, the whole thing would sound

00:11:02.560 very similar to a childbirth. The abortionist urging her on, encouraging her, saying, keep breathing,

00:11:10.300 as she says throughout the, quote, procedure. At the end, if you listen all the way to the end,

00:11:14.920 you can hear people in the room laughing and smiling and saying, you did great.

00:11:20.040 This is the point that NPR wants us to take away. It's why they recorded and aired it in the first

00:11:24.280 place. They're saying, see, abortion isn't scary. It's just like childbirth. Except that it's the

00:11:29.500 opposite of childbirth. It is like a satanic parody of childbirth. To treat the murder of a child as

00:11:37.300 though it is the birth of a child, that doesn't make the murder better or more palatable. If

00:11:42.640 anything, it makes it worse. If it's possible for it to be worse than it already is, then that would be

00:11:48.180 the effect here. This should really tell you what you need to know. The NBC and NPR propaganda

00:11:53.900 given to us in the same week also gives us a look at the two ends of the abortion propaganda

00:12:02.260 spectrum. There's abortion as portrayed in this fictionalized universe on NBC, and then there's

00:12:09.680 abortion as it is in reality, which NPR let us listen to. The former, the fictionalized version,

00:12:16.300 is inevitably ridiculous. And the latter, no matter what they do or how they try to dress it up, 0.84

00:12:23.680 it is inevitably horrific and gut-wrenching, which is why they rarely do this. They rarely

00:12:30.200 give you a look inside when it's actually happening. And I can tell you that I guarantee NPR is already

00:12:35.820 regretting their decision here. We're supposed to hear the sounds of a woman having her baby killed

00:12:42.800 and think, hey, that's not so bad. But instead, we're viscerally repulsed and horrified.

00:12:49.800 Because there is no appealing or credible way to present this. Abortion is what it is in the end.

00:12:58.260 And what it is, is the direct and intentional murder of innocent human life. Nothing will ever make that

00:13:05.300 okay. And the Democrats, I think, will pay the price, as they should, politically, for pinning their

00:13:12.440 electoral hopes on it. Now let's get to our five headlines.

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00:14:31.860 From the Daily Wire, we'll mention this right off the top. It says,

00:14:36.760 new Twitter CEO Elon Musk informed employees Thursday evening to not come into the office

00:14:41.680 tomorrow as the company was laying off a substantial portion of its workforce.

00:14:46.080 The news comes after Bloomberg reported earlier this week that Musk was cutting 3,700 of the

00:14:51.400 company's 7,500 employees on Friday. So it's cutting about half of them. Musk is also reportedly

00:14:57.420 canceling a work from anywhere policy and is going to force employees to come into the office

00:15:02.720 to work. What a tyrant. They got to come into the office with the foosball and yoga and meditation

00:15:10.940 and all the rest of it. An email from the company sent to all employees stated,

00:15:15.740 in an effort to place Twitter on a healthy path, we will go through the difficult process

00:15:19.380 of reducing our global workforce on Friday. We recognize that this will impact a number of

00:15:24.320 individuals who have made valuable contributions to Twitter, but this action is unfortunately

00:15:28.240 necessary to ensure the company's success moving forward. Given the nature of our distributed workforce

00:15:32.840 and our desire to inform impacted individuals as quickly as possible, communications for this

00:15:36.900 process will take place via email, the message said. So they're going to find out whether they

00:15:44.240 still have jobs, or in fact, they're finding out right now, I suppose, whether they still have jobs

00:15:48.420 via email. The email said that everyone will receive an email about their future at the company,

00:15:55.080 regardless of whether they're being laid off or not. The email said, to help ensure the safety of

00:16:00.280 each employee, as well as the Twitter systems and customer data, our offices will be temporarily

00:16:03.740 closed, and all badge access will be suspended. If you're in an office or on your way to an office,

00:16:08.260 please return home. We acknowledge this is an incredibly challenging experience to go through,

00:16:12.160 whether or not you're impacted. Thank you for continuing to adhere to Twitter policies,

00:16:17.340 so on and so forth. So they said everyone's going to find out via email, and if you're fired,

00:16:24.740 then your email is going to come to your personal email address, and if you're not, then the email

00:16:28.480 will go to your company email address, and that's how they're all going to find out.

00:16:31.100 It is a tough thing, and I'm worried that Twitter won't be able to function without 6,000 people in

00:16:43.580 the building meditating and doing yoga and playing foosball. I'm concerned about the impact that that

00:16:48.500 will have, but it is tough. I mean, mass layoffs, not something you want to see usually, but Twitter

00:16:56.660 brought this on itself. This is its own doing, and it has to happen now. Elon Musk today, he tweeted

00:17:03.720 this morning. He said, Twitter has had a massive drop in revenue due to activist groups pressuring

00:17:09.500 advertisers, even though nothing has changed with content moderation, and we did everything we could

00:17:14.540 to appease the activists. Extremely messed up. They're trying to destroy free speech in America.

00:17:20.420 Well, see, this is exactly the problem, though. So Elon Musk says, well, we did everything we could

00:17:23.900 try to appease the activists, and it didn't matter. We still lost revenue. This is why Twitter's in the

00:17:30.180 spot that it's in to begin with. This is why they have to make all these cuts. It's because they were

00:17:34.180 appeasing activists. Not just appeasing them, but they have a lot of left-wing activists on staff

00:17:39.240 who are much more concerned about left-wing activism than they are about doing their jobs,

00:17:44.220 and certainly much more concerned about that than they are about providing a forum for free speech

00:17:50.060 and all of that. And that's why it concerns me. Like I said yesterday, you got to give Elon Musk

00:17:58.760 time. I mean, I imagine it's not an easy thing to take over a multi-billion dollar company and try to

00:18:04.480 right the ship. It's not something I've ever done or I think I'd be able to do. So you got to give

00:18:08.300 them some time. But you hear things like, well, we tried to appease the activists. Well, that's why you

00:18:13.320 don't appease them. Right. That's exactly correct. You try to appease the activists and it didn't

00:18:18.960 matter. That's why you don't appease them. That's why you ignore them. There's no good that can come

00:18:25.320 of appeasing the activists. And why is that? Because they can't be appeased. Well, two reasons. Number

00:18:29.440 one, their goals are the opposite of your goals. And so to appease them means that you're compromising

00:18:38.360 on your own goals for what is now your company. But then you also can't appease them. Anything less

00:18:45.700 than anything less than full capitulation on your part will not appease them. And even if they get

00:18:52.000 full capitulation, they're still not appeased. You could crawl on the ground groveling and sobbing

00:18:58.660 and begging for their approval and their forgiveness, and that will still not appease them.

00:19:03.420 If all you do is try to compromise and meet them in the middle, which is kind of what Elon Musk seems

00:19:10.320 like right now is trying to do, by having these Twitter content moderation boards and bringing

00:19:16.460 people in, activists in, and having conversations, you sort of try to find a middle ground and meet

00:19:20.900 them in the middle and talk to them like they're normal, reasonable people. But they're not. That's

00:19:25.540 the problem. That's why there's no point in even talking to them. Hopefully he comes to realize

00:19:31.620 that. Let's get into some election and politics news. We've got kind of a grab bag here. So we'll

00:19:37.320 start with this from the Daily Wire. It says, Tennessee election officials said Wednesday that

00:19:42.020 more than 200 voters cast ballots that have been cast in the wrong races since early voting began in

00:19:47.740 Nashville. Jeff Roberts, the administrator of the Davidson County Election Office, told the Associated

00:19:52.120 Press that 190 voters cast ballots in the wrong congressional races, 16 cast votes in incorrect state Senate

00:19:59.300 race, and six cast votes in a wrong state House race. The Associated Press notified Robert's office

00:20:05.420 on Tuesday that voters were receiving information contradicting which race they could vote in. The

00:20:10.840 fix has been put in place, Robert said, adding that the officials sent corrections to the Secretary of

00:20:14.600 State's office on Wednesday and that early voters would receive the proper ballots until Election Day.

00:20:19.160 Now, this is just a small preview. This is a small microcosm of the problems that we're going to see

00:20:28.380 all across the country. And it's why if you're serious about election integrity, if you're serious about

00:20:34.220 preserving our democracy, you wouldn't have early voting or mail-in voting, none of that. With a few

00:20:42.620 exceptions, active duty military personnel, you make an exception there. That might be like the only

00:20:46.860 exception that I would make. Anything beyond that, you vote in person on Election Day, and that's it. In person

00:20:57.540 on Election Day, and also the votes have to be counted on the same day. This is what nearly every other

00:21:04.380 country with a democratic system is able to figure out how to do, and yet we can't, somehow we can't figure

00:21:09.840 it out. So we give multiple weeks or months to vote, and then multiple days to count the votes.

00:21:18.300 There's a whole lot that can go wrong, or maybe from the left's perspective, go right during that

00:21:24.300 process. And there's just no excuse for it. There's no reason. If democracy is really this sacred thing

00:21:33.940 that we must preserve, then not only would we do everything we can to ensure its integrity, which starts

00:21:40.800 by you only vote on one day in person, but also we would have no problem requiring the people who want to

00:21:46.760 take part in this sacred right to take time out of their day. It's only one day. It's like one day every two

00:21:54.180 years, right? It's like one day every two years, this is the day, and plan ahead. Okay, I know how

00:22:01.380 difficult it can be to get some, you know, when you've got a job and you have kids, but you've got

00:22:05.840 two years notice. Plan ahead. Get there on Election Day. I just don't believe that there are people

00:22:13.960 who would, again, with a few exceptions, active in the military, but putting those exceptions aside,

00:22:19.740 I don't believe that there are people who would really, really, really want to vote and participate

00:22:25.860 in our democracy, and yet even with two years notice, knowing the exact day when the vote's

00:22:31.320 going to happen, cannot possibly figure out a way to carve out, you know, 30 minutes or an hour or

00:22:36.040 whatever, however much time on that day. If it's important to you, you'll figure out how to do it.

00:22:43.920 But I can't because I got this. Okay, well, then it's not that important to you, I guess.

00:22:46.680 You know, if you've got to use a day off of work to do it, then use the day off. And if you don't,

00:22:52.920 you know, you don't want to use the day off, then that's fine, too. You don't have to. Not everybody

00:22:57.000 has to vote. I actually, as you know, I'm not one of these people that says it's that we have a

00:23:02.180 responsibility to vote. I don't think you have a responsibility to vote. I think if you want to

00:23:07.920 vote and you're informed and you know what you're doing and you're an active participant in society,

00:23:14.420 you're a constructive participant in society and you're informed and all that and you really want

00:23:18.520 to vote, then yes, you should. But if it's not that important to you, you're not really paying

00:23:22.960 attention, you don't feel like taking the time off of work, you don't feel like getting the

00:23:26.260 babysitter, whatever, then just don't. This is what we do if we actually cared about protecting

00:23:34.460 democracy, but we don't. Moving into the cringe category, the Fetterman campaign just put out an ad, 0.89

00:23:42.480 and this is just like the NBC thing. This is, this is actually real. This is not some kind of deep

00:23:49.340 fake. They really did this, and here it is.

00:24:00.580 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:04.860 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:06.340 Yeah?

00:24:06.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:07.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:08.740 You need any help?

00:24:09.740 I'm running for the U.S. Senate, kid. I need all the help I can get.

00:24:11.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:12.740 You're running for a Senate?

00:24:13.740 Sure.

00:24:14.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:15.740 Where's your suit and your flag pin and your hair?

00:24:19.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:20.740 Oh, hey, kid.

00:24:21.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:22.740 I just want you to know I'd vote for you.

00:24:25.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:26.740 Hey, thanks, kid.

00:24:27.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:28.740 You want a drink?

00:24:29.740 No, no.

00:24:30.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:31.740 Really, you can have it.

00:24:32.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:33.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:34.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:35.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:36.740 Okay.

00:24:37.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:38.740 Mr. Nice.

00:24:39.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:40.740 Hi.

00:24:41.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:42.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:43.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:44.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:45.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:46.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:55.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:56.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:57.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:58.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:24:59.740 N dugup.

00:25:00.740 Mr. Fetterman.

00:25:02.740 what's a jag off um i'll tell you when you're older

00:25:09.440 okay so that's obviously supposed to be a play on the the mean joe green coca-cola ad from the

00:25:15.820 70s or 80s whenever that was uh it's just like that ad except that ad did not cause a potentially

00:25:21.940 fatal case of cringe like this one does i think i'm brain damaged now after watching that and the

00:25:26.420 thing is but i'm watching that and this is this is circulating a lot on twitter this morning so i

00:25:30.420 saw it um and people are giving fetterman a hard time but actually when i watch it yeah it's

00:25:35.620 extremely cringy but i was going to say that that in a certain way i'm impressed by it because he

00:25:42.500 you know he he's he's stringing together sentences he appears to be basically coherent um and so i'm

00:25:50.620 actually impressed by that but then as it was playing i was informed that in fact this is an

00:25:55.540 ad that's now been picked up and circulating it's from 2016 so i can't so i can't even give him

00:26:00.440 credit for that unfortunately uh that that was that was this is 2016 that was fetterman at his peak

00:26:05.640 that was peak fetterman what you just saw there and you know what the sad part is fetterman very well

00:26:13.460 might still win okay that was peak fetterman from six years ago now oz is only ahead in the polls by

00:26:23.100 a point or two and as you know the polls are fake no one cares about the polls but still i'm not

00:26:28.120 actually confident that oz wins um for a couple of reasons one is the polls but also you know early

00:26:35.540 voting i think even before the debate happened there had been i don't know half a million votes cast

00:26:40.880 already in the race so this is this is and this is one of the reasons why uh they decided to wait

00:26:46.620 to do the debate they knew they had to do the one debate they couldn't dodge it and they knew it was

00:26:50.300 going to be a disaster and so they waited until hundreds of thousands of votes were already were

00:26:54.840 already cast and then they did and then they did the uh the debate um but then also you know oz is just

00:27:02.620 not an impressive candidate this is this is one of the things that's so frustrating about the 0.51

00:27:08.000 pennsylvania race is that you're running against a vegetable a brain dead guy and almost any 0.65

00:27:15.040 republican you could have put almost anyone against him so why not nominate a real conservative

00:27:19.840 if you're worried about i don't know if a real conservative can win in pennsylvania which i don't

00:27:23.780 think is true but certainly they they could against this guy and instead the republican voters in

00:27:32.380 pennsylvania selected the one republican who might actually still lose and you can blame you know

00:27:40.260 you could blame the voters of republican voters in in pennsylvania if that happens you could also blame

00:27:44.420 the people on the right who endorsed oz in the primaries to include president trump

00:27:49.660 all right while we're on the subject of cringe kamala harris was on the campaign trail as well 1.00

00:27:56.020 raving about venn diagrams again watch and what we are also seeing is that if you look at you know i

00:28:07.400 like venn diagrams okay so if you look i do and um if you look at the intersection on some of these

00:28:15.960 issues it's pretty profound and very clear she actually really does like uh venn diagrams this is a

00:28:23.820 thing with her she has this obsession with venn diagram it's the it's one of the strangest

00:28:28.260 political quirks i've ever seen so here's a i don't know who put this together but someone someone

00:28:34.140 took the time she's been talking about venn diagrams for years obsessing over them uh so just watch

00:28:41.920 remember venn diagrams those three circles right and then let's just see where they overlap you will

00:28:48.340 not be surprised because i have constructed a venn diagram on this remember those three circles how

00:28:53.260 they overlap i love venn diagrams so i just do whenever you're dealing with conflict pull out

00:28:59.980 a venn diagram right and so you know the three circles and so i so i asked my team right there

00:29:06.600 he sees the venn diagram of it all he sees that there are those circles and maybe people seem that

00:29:13.880 they're a little different they live in different parts of the country there may be different age or

00:29:16.860 different race but that area in the middle that overlap and i asked my team to do a venn diagram of

00:29:22.280 where these attacks are happening so voting rights women's reproductive rights lgbtq rights

00:29:28.760 and of course there was a huge intersection you know i asked my team to do a venn diagram for me of

00:29:35.660 where we are seeing attacks and who are the attacks against and the similarity and when you look at a

00:29:42.380 diagram of the just a venn diagram in that regard it tells a real tale this is the most bizarre fetish

00:29:51.300 i've ever heard of what does it even mean that you love venn diagrams that's like saying you love a

00:29:56.260 bar graph you know it doesn't depend on what the bar graph shows i love a chart charts are great

00:30:02.420 well this chart is showing your approval ranking tanking madam vice president oh but it's a chart

00:30:07.920 though isn't it neat imagine being on kamala harris's staff every day she demands that you make a venn diagram 0.67

00:30:15.120 she doesn't tell you like what she wants the venn diagram to say she just wants a venn diagram

00:30:20.260 hey you make my daily venn diagram of what what do you what do you mean what am i what am i putting

00:30:25.440 it just just just give me a venn diagram it's very strange uh one more political ad that i want to show

00:30:31.080 you this one has garnered outrage on the left and it's running in georgia isaac hayes the third who

00:30:36.220 i'm pretty sure is the son of isaac hayes the singer posted it with this caption he says this is a real

00:30:41.060 commercial running in georgia racists co-opting racism that's a new one make sure you get out and

00:30:46.980 vote georgia and here it is when did racism against white people become okay joe biden put white people

00:30:55.460 last in line for covid relief funds kamala harris said disaster aid should go to non-white citizens

00:31:00.800 first liberal politicians block access to medicine based on skin color progressive corporations airlines

00:31:07.660 universities all openly discriminate against white americans racism is always wrong the left's

00:31:13.920 anti-white bigotry must stop we are all entitled to equal treatment under law america first legal paid

00:31:20.260 for this ad that is co-opting racism or being told by the left you're co-opting it uh no every single

00:31:29.980 thing you heard in that ad is true that is actually happening and it's about time they started putting

00:31:36.860 that in campaign ads republicans have been uh have been very hesitant to talk about you know they'll

00:31:43.920 they'll dance around it but to actually name it anti and anti-white bigotry yeah put that on a poster

00:31:52.060 like yeah that's that's something to march that's a that's a banner you can march under it's a real

00:31:58.600 thing it's actually happening systemic racism against white people um and and yeah and there are a lot

00:32:06.340 white people in this country a lot of white voters and there's nothing wrong with letting them know

00:32:12.380 that hey by the way if you vote for a democrat uh you are voting for bigotry and racism systemic racism

00:32:18.660 against yourself here are the policies they support against you systemically

00:32:25.540 but on the left they're they're terrified that republicans will actually start naming this

00:32:34.520 and galvanizing voters against it they're terrified of that they can't really tell you why you shouldn't

00:32:42.380 like what's what's wrong if there's if there's anti-white racism why are we not allowed to talk

00:32:46.620 about it it's it's racist to even it's racist to even talk about anti-white racism

00:32:51.260 which only proves again how much anti-white racism there is in this country

00:32:56.200 um all right i've had this in the queue for a few days this is uh from the daily wire it says the

00:33:03.000 crowd at a luke bryant concert erupted in cheers friday night when the country music singer brought

00:33:07.520 florida governor ron de santis on stage to promote the state's recovery efforts from hurricane ian bryant's

00:33:14.100 concert in jacksonville florida which was part of his raised up right tour had been postponed several

00:33:19.460 times in recent weeks due to the hurricane brian said we're going to have some fun and we're going

00:33:23.420 to raise some money tonight for the great state of florida ladies and gentlemen welcome to stage

00:33:27.340 governor ron de santis and then de santis came out and there were loud cheers and people were very

00:33:31.540 excited the governor said all you voters florida voters if you want to keep the state of florida

00:33:35.660 free we need you to vote on november 8th and so just a short appearance and uh and that was it

00:33:41.100 obviously uh once again the left is very upset that you know how dare this country singer bring 0.97

00:33:49.560 a republican governor on on board luke bryant put out a statement a few days later and this is what

00:33:55.040 a statement says it's not exactly an apology but the statement says i typically don't respond to

00:34:00.040 stuff when i'm getting run down on a social platform but here's the deal i understand governor

00:34:04.980 de santis is a very polarizing figure but i grew up in a country where if a governor asks if they can

00:34:09.980 come and raise awareness to help victims of a natural disaster you help i've generally stayed

00:34:14.520 out of politics throughout my career i knew people would chatter about this but for me the more

00:34:18.600 important piece was if i'm going to come back there a few weeks after a large portion of people have

00:34:24.740 been affected by a natural disaster in a state where people have been good to me this felt right

00:34:29.340 raise awareness have a little fun between the georgia and florida college fans before the game

00:34:33.580 and do what i love on stage this is all i'm saying about this i'll be outdoors with my boys

00:34:38.900 enjoy your sunday love y'all go dogs so not exactly an apology um but the the polarizing line is a form

00:34:50.340 of capitulation explaining yourself now i know i talk all the time about don't apologize and so you

00:34:59.460 know my speech about that um but but to even you know to even legitimize the criticisms by explaining

00:35:11.580 yourself in this way or sort of um granting you know granting the premise that yeah i know he's a

00:35:18.460 very polarizing polarizing figure i wouldn't even do that much like that's a form of of groveling you're

00:35:25.740 also explaining yourself to people who there's there's nothing there's nothing you can say

00:35:30.060 that's going to make it okay with them that's the lesson elon musk needs to learn you're trying to

00:35:35.080 appease people who can't be appeased meanwhile stacy abrams has been brought out you know at

00:35:41.560 at concerts in georgia and you think any of those a pop star to bring stacy abrams out you think

00:35:47.980 they're gonna explain it you think they're gonna release a statement saying i know she's a polarizing

00:35:54.060 figure no the people critical of stacy abrams being brought on stage they're just going to be

00:35:59.720 ignored and so that's the exact same thing you should do here just ignore them most these people

00:36:07.420 aren't country fans anyway they're not luke bryan fans so who cares what they say all right um well i

00:36:14.840 can't read any of this article to you because it's behind a paywall and uh i'm not going to pay but

00:36:19.940 here's the tweet from the economist with the link to the article it says in some circles vladimir

00:36:25.720 putin's invasion of ukraine has called into question not just the value of reading russian

00:36:30.920 masterworks but also the morality and the title of the article is yes the russian literary canon is

00:36:37.580 tainted by imperialism that doesn't mean you should stop reading it so i suppose we're supposed to

00:36:43.640 congratulate the economist for coming to the right conclusion here that you don't need to stop

00:36:48.280 reading russian novels um you don't need to hold tolstoy accountable for putin by refusing to read

00:36:55.260 his work especially because tolstoy died like 40 years before putin was ever born but entertaining

00:37:03.520 this objection at all is insane entertaining the idea that you would refrain from reading some of the

00:37:09.260 greatest novels of all time because of imperialism i mean that's what's ridiculous russian literature is 0.52

00:37:16.180 tainted by imperialism yeah do you know which which other great works of literature were uh

00:37:20.500 written by people who lived in an empire or who believed in what we call imperialism or who at

00:37:26.560 least had views on the subject that don't line up with modern mainstream leftism you know how many

00:37:31.460 like i don't know 80 of all of all the great books in history or maybe more maybe a hundred percent

00:37:36.880 certainly 100 of the great novels were written by people who whether on the subject of imperialism or on

00:37:44.180 other subjects had views that the modern left would find objectionable that is 100 of of the great

00:37:50.840 authors in history that's 100 of the great people in history which is why you don't you don't um

00:37:58.220 you don't hold them up to that standard it's absurd to do so a lot of great authors too were were you

00:38:07.860 know troubled people dostoevsky was not he would not have been a pleasant guy to be around

00:38:13.500 a lot a lot of interesting facts about his life but if you're going to let that stop you from

00:38:20.300 reading crime and punishment or from reading uh you know uh uh brothers k or one of his great books

00:38:26.980 then that's you know that's you're you're punishing yourself and if you want to punish themselves by

00:38:34.280 saying oh i can't i can't read this literature because i don't approve of it but if you want to

00:38:40.040 punish yourself in that way that's fine you're going to be a less interesting person reading great

00:38:44.680 works of literature makes you a more interesting well-rounded intelligent person so you are making

00:38:49.340 yourself less interesting and less intelligent you can do that i have no problem with that that's your

00:38:53.620 choice uh the issue is when this makes its way into the school system though you're making this choice

00:38:59.240 for kids which of course is the next step all right let's get now to the comment section

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00:40:26.740 johnny the walrus says i'd love to see matt going through security alone at the airport and the tsa

00:40:33.100 searches his bag and sees a stuffed bearded baby well that's uh no we check those bags the bags with that 0.64

00:40:38.860 kind of paraphernalia i don't even know if that's legal on a plane or not so we check those uh that's uh

00:40:44.080 you know that's i don't want to test the tsa policies on that jamie jones says duane my son now

00:40:49.860 has 17 cavities and horrible nausea and vomiting because he wanted to eat all of his halloween candy

00:40:54.600 at once as a good parent i followed his lead i'll be sending you the medical and dental bills as you

00:41:00.240 are such a good dad and generous person i'm sure you're more than happy to cover it well remember

00:41:05.100 what what uh duane wade said is that our job what was the exact phrasing our job as a parent is to

00:41:11.060 it's to sit back and see where our kids want to go and just go there with them so yeah your kid

00:41:20.180 wants to go into the halloween bag and eat all of the candy all at once and so your job is to

00:41:25.420 it's to accompany them on on that journey be a supportive and affirming voice

00:41:31.340 anthony said matt thanks for covering the story about the priest and carrie you should hear what the

00:41:37.700 media are saying about it over here half the time they're saying that they want separation of church

00:41:41.460 and state but now all the government reps are weighing in and saying he should apologize so

00:41:46.340 separation only when it suits them another similar comment from the dublin kitchen hi matt i live in

00:41:53.320 dublin ireland it wasn't just the bishop that threw that priest under the bus over the last few days that 0.93

00:41:57.520 priest has been on mainstream media shows and they more or less tried to make him look stupid at least 0.97

00:42:02.060 or insane um the the the irish media has moved so much to the left it's hard to watch or even listen 0.96

00:42:07.520 to it anymore and this is all remember what they always what they what what we were told by the left

00:42:13.540 for so many years they said you know your religious views don't don't don't say them out in public keep

00:42:22.500 that that's what the church is for but put you know go to church if you want to be religious i don't

00:42:27.680 want to see your crosses and all the all that kind of stuff here uh just go to church you know church

00:42:32.580 is where is what religion is for and of course in the united states we have the first amendment and

00:42:37.900 that that was never an accurate reflection of what the first amendment guarantees you know you are

00:42:41.760 allowed to uh express your religious views anywhere that's what that's what the first amendment

00:42:46.420 guarantees but even so but what do we find out that actually no they don't even want you to talk

00:42:51.840 about this in church uh do you do all this talk all this christian nonsense in church well then then

00:42:58.360 you go to church and uh if a priest actually dares to express or teach christian values this is what

00:43:06.300 happens to him so it was all scam all along um brian says hey matt i really appreciated your commentary

00:43:14.740 on men being called to fatherhood i'm currently in my mid-30s and i've been taking care of my handicapped

00:43:20.020 father for the last four years of my life it's been hard to find a balance uh a love life on top of

00:43:25.260 that and improve my career but a big part of my nieces and nephews lives and i'm close with my

00:43:29.560 community i've coached little league and my little league teams in my community and strive to be a

00:43:33.760 positive member of the community even if i'm never able to have kids of my own i'll always be

00:43:38.000 called to some level of fatherhood and i think that's what you're saying thanks again keep up the good

00:43:42.560 work well that is exactly what i'm saying most most men are called to biological fatherhood to you

00:43:49.820 know to actually uh conceiving and raising kids but not all men and you know the other thing is that

00:43:57.300 there are men who are called to have to biological fatherhood we'll call it um and fulfill the first

00:44:04.820 part of the calling which is conceiving the children but then not the rest of it and then

00:44:08.740 they just abandon their kids and what that means is that uh in a lot of communities you've got a lot of

00:44:13.620 a lot of young kids young men who don't have the male role models and that's where someone like

00:44:19.400 yourself you know as a as a coach as a uh as a role model mentor you know you can be you can you

00:44:26.160 can be that male role model and that um that uh uh example to those to those kids so that is certainly

00:44:33.920 you know that it's not to say that you'll never get married and have kids of your own but you know

00:44:38.340 maybe this is this this will end up being ultimately your vocation and it's a quite a

00:44:41.820 noble vocation and it's still a it is still a paternal vocation uh let's see

00:44:49.920 matthew kelly says matt walsh complaining about people wanting to see themselves in mcdonald's toy

00:44:58.260 while a literal plush toy with his face on it sits right behind him is hilarious i know you think

00:45:05.800 you might have a gotcha here with that but the difference is i don't want to see myself that way

00:45:10.140 and i didn't i don't get it you think i have a choice in any of this you think they ask me

00:45:13.680 no they just they just one day say hey we got we made you into a baby doll toy and we're going to

00:45:19.980 sell your likeness and profit off of it they just tell me that so no i don't want to i don't want to

00:45:27.640 see myself that way but it just it just it just is it happens

00:45:30.640 and then when they tell me and i object to it and i say i i disagree with this in principle and they

00:45:38.220 say well we're doing it and then i say okay fine i just want to cut to the profits and that is that's

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00:47:45.220 the world series is apparently happening this week or already happened there's no way to know

00:47:53.540 for sure all we know is that the racial bean counters are on the job on the lookout and the

00:47:58.460 associated press has this report quote looking around memorial stadium before game one of the 1983

00:48:04.080 world series philadelphia philly star gary matthews saw a lot of black talent joe morgan

00:48:10.920 eddie murray gary maddox ken singleton el bumbrey disco dan ford and plenty more that night in

00:48:17.500 baltimore there were quite a few of us matthews recalled when fans watched the houston astros and

00:48:22.300 phillies lineup this week to begin the fall classic it'll be a much different picture to be sure houston's

00:48:27.700 jose altuve and philadelphia's jean segura jean segura i don't know yeah probably jean jean

00:48:34.580 i just made him french jean segura are among scores of latin players

00:48:39.520 helping keep big league rosters diverse but for the first time since 1950 shortly after

00:48:45.180 jackie robinson broke the major league baseball color barrier their project to be uh their project

00:48:50.680 to be no u.s born so this is no u.s born black players in this world series zero quote that is

00:48:58.920 eye-opening said bob kendrick president of the negro leagues baseball stadium in kansas city missouri

00:49:04.260 quote it somewhat uh is startling that two cities that have high african-american populations

00:49:08.840 that there wouldn't be a single black player it lets us know there's obviously a lot of work to

00:49:13.080 be done to create opportunities for black kids to pursue their dream at the highest level he said

00:49:17.740 robinson debuted in 1947 with the brooklyn dodgers and played in the world series that year since then

00:49:22.120 the 1950 matchup between the new york yankees and phillies has been the only world series without a

00:49:27.920 black player okay so there are no black players scratch that there are no u.s born black players

00:49:36.200 so you can mark this down as the first time the left-wing media has ever advocated for u.s born

00:49:43.500 people you will never hear them lament the absence of u.s born citizens in any context unless they found

00:49:51.420 some strange way to fit it into their racial grievance narrative as they have here and and if there

00:49:57.140 is a racial grievance however ridiculous and petty it may be to be found in the sports world you can 0.97

00:50:01.840 guarantee that stephen a smith will be following close behind indeed the more ridiculous and petty 0.98

00:50:06.540 the better as far as he's concerned and so here's what he had to say we are still black in this country 0.97

00:50:13.020 we don't trust this country in terms of meritocracy always we know the bottom line is is that just like

00:50:21.920 women are underpaid compared to male counterparts blacks are underpaid compared to white counterparts 1.00

00:50:27.900 and so when you look at it from that perspective and of course i pay people look at me i'm not

00:50:32.060 talking about me even though i got news for you i am underpaid compared to some people on television 0.96

00:50:36.860 and what they get paid but that's a subject for another day i ain't apologizing for that to a damn 0.82

00:50:41.160 so i am underpaid having said all of that it ain't about me i just made it about me but it's not about

00:50:48.580 me let me talk about myself but this isn't about me smith is underpaid he says he makes 12 million

00:50:53.580 dollars a year and is one of the highest paid broadcasters of the world he has managed to

00:50:57.660 pull in that salary despite the fact that it's physically impossible to listen to him for more

00:51:02.100 than 45 seconds without developing a debilitating migraine he has never made an insightful point in

00:51:08.060 his entire career not one person on earth has ever said this phrase you know steven a smith made a

00:51:14.360 really good point today no one's ever said that ever that is a statement that has never been

00:51:19.420 uttered by human lips and yet he's made a million dollars a month he makes more in a month than the

00:51:25.220 average american will make in like 20 years and he's underpaid and he's the victim of racism never

00:51:30.100 mind that his most recent white co-host max kellerman made a fraction of his salary you know but these 0.99

00:51:35.600 details are irrelevant for some reason yeah we shouldn't let this this stupidity distract us 0.99

00:51:40.720 from the stupidity that was meant to be the subject of our daily cancellation which is the claim that a 0.99

00:51:45.180 lack of u.s born black players in the world series is a symptom of racism notice how the game is played 0.99

00:51:50.360 here like every roster in the nfl is majority black but there's still racism because there's not enough

00:51:55.880 coaches who are black the world series has minority players major league baseball in general has tons of

00:52:01.420 minority players but there's still racism because there aren't enough of them born in the united states 0.72

00:52:06.080 houston's manager is also black that doesn't count because he's not a player so the nfl is racist 0.59

00:52:13.440 because there are black players but not enough black coaches the world series is racist because there are 0.97

00:52:19.080 black coaches but not enough black players it's almost like everything is racist literally no matter 0.94

00:52:24.740 what by the way here's the astros manager dusty baker who again is black talking about this issue listen 0.97

00:52:31.320 that's something that baseball you know should really be proud of you know because it's a it looks bad and

00:52:41.520 lets people know that you know uh it didn't take uh a year or even a decade to get to this point

00:52:52.460 uh but there is help on the way um uh you can tell by the number uh african-american number one draft

00:53:01.980 choices um the uh academies are are producing um players so um hopefully in the near future we won't

00:53:12.320 have to talk about this anymore even be in this situation in the future maybe we won't have to talk

00:53:18.940 about it anymore we don't have to talk about it now he says it looks bad so so which of his white 0.98

00:53:24.120 players should be replaced by a black player does he have players on his team who don't deserve to be 1.00

00:53:28.680 there whose fault is that if so is this what systemic racism looks like what kind of systemically 0.95

00:53:35.460 racist system in the nfl would welcome hundreds of black players and pay them millions of dollars

00:53:39.460 what kind of systemically racist system in the mlb would welcome tons of foreign-born non-white 1.00

00:53:44.800 players and pay them millions of dollars is this how systemic racism works now is there actually

00:53:51.820 evidence of u.s born blacks being denied from baseball rosters rosters because of the color of

00:53:58.200 their skin and the and their origin of birth isn't it simply true that black kids in america are less 0.79

00:54:05.340 likely to end up playing baseball because they're much more likely to end up playing basketball or football

00:54:09.620 isn't that a result of choice not racism and if lack of opportunity does factor in isn't it that merely you know

00:54:17.400 a function of the fact that black people are more likely than whites to live in urban environments where

00:54:21.580 baseball fields are more scarce because they take up more space and basketball hoops are more common 0.93

00:54:26.340 what does it even mean to say that more black people should be playing baseball don't the black people

00:54:34.140 themselves have a say in this which of the non-baseball playing black americans should be 0.54

00:54:39.880 playing baseball right now should we like assign it to them should we force them into it in order to

00:54:45.500 balance the racial baseball scale anytime somebody laments a lack of x group in y profession what

00:54:52.780 they're really saying is that a certain portion of the members in that group who are not in that

00:54:56.940 profession should be in it but what does that mean i mean how can you make a statement like that

00:55:02.700 if you start guiding more black kids into baseball you're also guiding them away from 1.00

00:55:07.120 whatever else they might do one other point we're told that we need to increase black representation in 0.98

00:55:13.080 basically every profession from sports to medicine to engineering and so on but black people are a 1.00

00:55:18.300 minority in this country you really can't dramatically increase the representation in every possible

00:55:23.520 profession there just aren't enough people to go around unless of course you also increase the number of 0.98

00:55:29.680 black people born in the u.s but the left doesn't want to do that because they're too busy killing 0.98

00:55:35.340 millions of black people in the womb but these points are all academic i mean the race hustlers 0.99

00:55:40.940 don't care about any of it they'll find racism under every rock and in every nook and cranny they'll find it

00:55:46.320 one way or another because the victim narrative must stay alive no matter what and that is why

00:55:54.600 stephen a smith and the associated press both repeat customers repeat offenders i should say

00:56:01.420 are today canceled and that'll do it for this portion of the show as we move over to our members

00:56:06.720 block hope to see you there if not talk to you on monday have a great weekend godspeed

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The Matt Walsh Show - November 04, 2022

Ep. 1056 - Democrats Double Down On Baby Killing Propaganda Heading Into Midterms

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