The Matt Walsh Show - November 11, 2026


Ep. 1872 - Only An Idiot Would Fall For The Ole Miss Hate Hoax

Ep. 1871 - Russell Brand Just Got Railroaded By The Courts Ep. 1873 - New Evidence Completely Upends Cornell 7 Case

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00:00:15 As difficult as it may be to believe, I assure you that the footage we're about to play is not from some lost, bygone era that we've all desperately tried to forget.
00:00:25 It may seem at first glance like the footage was pulled from a very dark era in American history, circa about 2020 A.D., but your eyes deceive you.
00:00:34 The truth is this is not a clip from the summer of George Floyd when white people were losing their jobs because they made OK signs with their hands or said all lives matter on Facebook or, you know, didn't post a black square on Instagram or put too much cream in their coffee or simply because they were taking up space that was earmarked for a neurodivergent DEI hire from Tanzania or something.
00:00:55 In reality, this footage is from just a couple of days ago, and it aired on a program called World News Tonight, which happens to be the most watched evening news broadcast in the entire country.
00:01:06 Nearly 10 million people watch this show on ABC every night.
00:01:11 Now, it may be shocking to consider that anyone still watches a network news broadcast, let alone 10 million people.
00:01:17 It's like finding out that 10 million people still use VCRs or floppy disks.
00:01:22 But for whatever reason, network news is one obsolete piece of technology that people still use.
00:01:27 And they use it because allegedly the show gives them a rundown of the most important stories of the day in the whole world.
00:01:34 This is world news. And, you know, with everybody concerned about the cost of living and wars overseas and everything else, here's what World News Tonight decided to cover.
00:01:47 the university of mississippi launching an investigation tonight after two students made
00:01:53 racially offensive gestures outside a black student's apartment jakira metcalf sharing
00:01:58 this doorbell camera video police say it shows the women beating their chests and grunting like
00:02:02 monkeys metcalf says the women are her upstairs neighbors in a statement tonight ole miss 0.97
00:02:07 condemning the video saying it depicts offensive hurtful and unacceptable behavior
00:02:12 okay two students made racially offensive gestures outside a black student's apartment according to
00:02:19 ABC News specifically they beat their chests and grunted like monkeys and Ole Miss which is 0.98
00:02:25 supposedly investigating the incident has also already decided that the women engaged in offensive 1.00
00:02:31 hurtful and unacceptable behavior so in other words they've already decided the female students
00:02:36 are guilty and the investigation is a sham. So, so much for that. Now, most people who are 0.54
00:02:42 emotionally healthy and at least mildly intelligent will see this footage and wonder why they should
00:02:47 care at all. Even if this was a racist gesture, which by the way, it wasn't, why would it be
00:02:54 national news? What possible relevance could it have to anyone? What are the actual implications
00:02:59 for any of our lives? The answer is there are no implications and it's not relevant. And
00:03:05 that's what any rational person will quickly conclude. Less rational people, who I assume
00:03:11 are the target demo for World News Tonight, will see this footage and shake their heads about how
00:03:16 racism is alive and well in America. And even they will probably move on with their day for
00:03:21 the most part. That's the whole point of the segment. But if you're an astute observer or if
00:03:26 you're condemning yourself to a lifetime of debt slavery by attending a journalism school for some
00:03:31 reason, then you might, or at least you should, have a few pressing questions about this clip.
00:03:36 First, again, you might wonder why the number one news broadcast in the country is talking about
00:03:42 this at all. And that's a reasonable question that will remain unanswered for all eternity.
00:03:48 And secondly, you might wonder why exactly it's racially offensive to imitate a monkey.
00:03:55 You know, the anchor casually suggests that there's a clear association between black people
00:03:59 and monkeys, but strangely enough, he's not the one being accused of racism here.
00:04:03 And this is, of course, the irony of this sort of outrage cycle.
00:04:08 You know, imagine that three people are sitting on a bus, say it's me, you, and a fat woman. 0.99
00:04:12 And then imagine that you make a random comment about how you think pigs are disgusting. 0.99
00:04:18 And then imagine that I point to the fat woman and say, how dare you make that kind of comment 0.99
00:04:23 about her? Who is guilty of insulting the fat woman in that case? Between the two of us,
00:04:29 Who has more clearly revealed their opinion about the fat woman's resemblance to a pig? 0.96
00:04:36 So that's a riddle worth considering as we proceed. 0.99
00:04:39 In this case, it's the two Ole Miss girls who are being accused of racism
00:04:42 because they allegedly performed this imitation outside a black student's apartment.
00:04:47 But ABC News never informs us whether or not these girls understood
00:04:51 that a black student lives in that apartment,
00:04:54 nor do they provide any reporting about whether these girls
00:04:56 may have been imitating monkeys in front of other apartments.
00:04:59 including apartments where there are no black attendants.
00:05:03 Now, these are obviously important details.
00:05:07 The kind you'd expect would be ironed out
00:05:09 before a national news program decided to run with the story 0.99
00:05:13 that permanently destroyed the reputation of two young women.
00:05:15 Or you might say they're not important details
00:05:17 because the whole story is unimportant,
00:05:20 which, great, I agree, but then you can't run the story.
00:05:23 So if you're running the story on World News Tonight,
00:05:25 then you're saying it's important.
00:05:27 And if it's important, then it's important enough to do a little bit, a little bit of background research, which they didn't. 0.92
00:05:35 Now, of course, this whole, you know, white people making monkey noises at black people thing is nearly always fake.
00:05:44 OK, anytime you hear about they made monkey noises, you can you can file that away in your head. 0.70
00:05:50 The same as if you heard about nooses or, you know, a racist note left on a car windshield.
00:05:56 This is a genre comprised almost entirely of fiction. 0.94
00:06:02 Okay, black race hustlers have been desperate, desperate for some white person somewhere 0.86
00:06:08 to actually make monkey noises as a racist gesture, but none ever do, 0.98
00:06:14 so they're left clinging to this kind of thing.
00:06:16 If you were to compile a master list of all the monkey noise-related controversies this century,
00:06:22 and there have been a lot of them, and determine how many of those stories were real, 0.63
00:06:26 and actually had deliberate racial connotations, the rate of fakeness would almost certainly be
00:06:33 upwards of 99%. And the rate of irrelevance, the number of monkey noise controversies that,
00:06:39 whether deliberately racist or not, are completely irrelevant and don't matter at all in the slightest,
00:06:45 would be without a doubt 100%. Now, nevertheless, one after another, every mainstream media
00:06:52 organization went out of its way to cover this story as if it was a major breaking world news
00:06:58 event and meanwhile left-wing activists all over social media set to work publishing the names and 0.96
00:07:03 personal information of the women in the footage even the woman you saw there's three of them who
00:07:09 walked by and didn't make any noise didn't do anything even she was lumped in these people are 0.98
00:07:17 so desperate for a story about white people being racist even if it's completely ridiculous on its 0.99
00:07:21 face, they simply can't help themselves. So here's Good Morning America with its own 0.99
00:07:27 shocking expose. Watch. This morning, mounting outrage over a viral social media video appearing
00:07:35 to show two Ole Miss students making racially offensive gestures outside a black student's
00:07:41 apartment. The video captured on a ring doorbell camera around 830 Friday night, showing three
00:07:49 girls walking by the apartment door, two of them briefly stepping towards the door camera,
00:07:55 beating their chest while grunting and cooing like monkeys.
00:08:00 The third glancing towards the camera with what appears to be a smile on her face. 0.52
00:08:05 Jaquira Metcalfe, one of the black students who lives in the apartment,
00:08:08 posting the video on TikTok and revealing, we just found out there are upstairs neighbors.
00:08:15 Metcalf tagging the university, asking Ole Miss, what do we have to say about this?
00:08:21 In a statement to ABC News, the university says it's aware of the video depicting offensive, hurtful and unacceptable behaviors
00:08:28 that conflict with our university values, adding we condemn them and that the incident is under investigation.
00:08:35 The video has been replayed more than 11 million times.
00:08:39 Commenters outraged about the deeply racist trope dating back to slavery when black people were compared to monkeys and apes to justify inhumane acts.
00:08:49 Ole Miss, a university with a dark history of racial tensions, investigating a similar incident back in 2024 when a white student made monkey sounds towards a black woman during campus protests against the war in Gaza.
00:09:03 Okay, so they don't have any details to add,
00:09:07 but they do remind us about the frat guy at Ole Miss in 2024
00:09:10 who infamously jumped up and down with his mouth open
00:09:12 to mock an obese black activist who wanted to free Palestine or whatever.
00:09:17 So the implication is that Ole Miss students have a propensity 0.94
00:09:19 for engaging in monkey imitation. 0.52
00:09:22 Now I'm wondering which universities do the best cow impressions.
00:09:26 Are there any academic institutions that specialize in neighing like horses?
00:09:30 these are the kinds of stories that we need our need our national media to pursue now the case
00:09:37 against that white frat guy as far as i know never went anywhere that's because under the first
00:09:40 amendment of the constitution which applies to public schools like ole miss it's completely 0.98
00:09:44 legal to mock anyone you want to mock that includes obese black women believe it or not 1.00
00:09:48 so if an obese black woman is acting like an idiot which this one was and you want to imitate 1.00
00:09:53 how she's acting you're free to do so now is it possible this frat guy was sending a message about 1.00
00:09:59 his racist disdain for black women? It's possible, although we can never be sure. It's also possible 0.92
00:10:05 he was just making fun of her behavior. It's also possible he was just generally taunting her.
00:10:11 Whatever the case, it really doesn't matter because he didn't threaten her in any way. He
00:10:15 did not intimidate her. He didn't prevent her from exercising any of her civil rights. And
00:10:19 therefore, the frat guy was engaging in legally protected speech under the First Amendment. But
00:10:24 Ole Miss can't do anything about that. Now, the case against these white women is even weaker. 0.84
00:10:29 Unlike the frat guy, there's no reason to believe they were even mocking a black person. There's no 0.87
00:10:35 evidence that they had any idea that any black people lived in that particular apartment. In fact,
00:10:40 as you heard in that Good Morning America clip, the black woman who posted the video on TikTok
00:10:43 wrote that she just found out that there are upstairs neighbors. So that would imply that
00:10:48 the black residents of this particular apartment were unfamiliar with these white women, which 0.99
00:10:53 would seem to lead us to the conclusion that probably the same is true, vice versa. That's 1.00
00:10:59 obviously a very big problem for the narrative that these black people were targeted because of 0.51
00:11:03 their skin color. Apparently, the women in the apartment have claimed that they met the white
00:11:07 girls before, although there's no reason to believe that claim. And again, it wouldn't prove
00:11:12 anything. But there's another even bigger problem. This is reporting from TMZ. Quote,
00:11:16 one of the University of Mississippi students caught in a shocking video
00:11:19 making monkey noises at the door of several black students is apologizing profusely and
00:11:24 insisting that it was an honest mistake. The 18-year-old freshman at Ole Miss released a
00:11:27 statement on Tuesday starting by apologizing to both the women who she offended in the university
00:11:32 community. She says, before the incident on November 6th, I never met the women involved
00:11:36 and was unaware of their race. However, I recognize my actions were insensitive, inappropriate, and
00:11:41 deeply harmful. Our sources say this was supposed to be harmless, silly fun, claiming the girls were
00:11:45 making animal noises at several different doors as they walk by. So that last sentence is a pretty
00:11:50 big deal. If they were just going around making monkey noises at random, that's dumb. It's a dumb 0.99
00:11:56 thing to do. Far from the first college kids to do something dumb, okay? But then it's pretty 0.99
00:12:02 obvious that these girls are telling the truth. They were not targeting anyone because of their
00:12:07 skin color. And if that turns out to be true, then these women should immediately file a massive 1.00
00:12:12 lawsuit against all of these media organizations, as well as Ole Miss and every single left-wing 1.00
00:12:17 activist who's currently doxing and threatening them. Actually, they should file those suits
00:12:21 whether that last detail is true or not. This is the Covington Catholic situation all over again.
00:12:26 It's reprehensible. And the people who are doing this are total filth. And I know I'm maybe in the 0.97
00:12:33 minority on this, but if you maliciously destroy a young person's life based on obviously false
00:12:40 or irrelevant nonsense, trivial nonsense like this, then you should be treated with the same 0.88
00:12:47 level of moral disdain as like a murderer. Okay, you are almost that bad. You are condemning 1.00
00:12:55 innocent people to a lifetime of shame and ridicule for no reason. As I mentioned,
00:13:00 left-wing activists have been busy trying to dox and destroy all the women in the video,
00:13:03 even the one who did nothing and made no noises at all. 0.98
00:13:09 They take delight in ruthlessly tearing random white girls apart for no reason.
00:13:14 And keep in mind, this outrage is happening in the very same week
00:13:17 when these very same people insisted there's nothing wrong with a mega-rich celebrity
00:13:22 publicly expressing his delight over the murder of Charlie Kirk.
00:13:26 That was just comedy, and trying to cancel Dave Chappelle is unfair to the poor man. 0.51
00:13:32 but a noise made as a joke by random college girls?
00:13:37 Well, that's the greatest outrage of the century. 1.00
00:13:40 They should pay a heavy price for it.
00:13:42 Hey, what happened to the left's sudden interest in comedy?
00:13:46 Can't we just look at that ring camera footage and say,
00:13:50 hey, it's comedy.
00:13:51 Hey, man, it's comedy.
00:13:52 That's just a comedy routine.
00:13:56 What's wrong?
00:13:56 I mean, I thought we're all into comedy, aren't we? 1.00
00:13:58 even if they were tired even if they knew it was a black woman it's just comedy 0.99
00:14:03 hey calm down it's just conscious a joke it's comedy 0.61
00:14:06 now predictably one of these women has already apologized in fact she's also withdrawn from the 0.98
00:14:13 university voluntarily because of all the threats she's receiving so they've run her off campus
00:14:17 based solely on a tiktok video that no one's actually investigating for a comparison i'll
00:14:23 remind you, Corello Anthony was allowed to graduate with no problems while his parents
00:14:29 raised half a million dollars and bought a new house after he murdered a white kid,
00:14:35 Austin Metcalf, at a track meet. But this woman was basically forced off campus within 24 hours
00:14:41 for dancing in front of a camera for three seconds. Everybody, including the leaders of
00:14:47 Ole Miss, have already reached their conclusion very publicly. Obviously, they've all decided to
00:14:51 destroy these women. I mean, this has reached levels of absurdity that are actually hard to 0.94
00:14:56 comprehend. It rivals the Cornell 7 hysteria in terms of how utterly ridiculous it is. 0.95
00:15:02 Black students at Ole Miss are now pretending to be traumatized by this monkey imitation. 0.99
00:15:09 They're quaking inside their dorm rooms. They're afraid to go out, wondering if white women are 0.99
00:15:15 prowling around, going to pass by their ring cameras and do a little monkey dance.
00:15:19 they're terrified that that's actually what they're saying watch let's feel unsafe because
00:15:27 it's like okay well we understand that we're in this environment where most of the people don't
00:15:31 look like us cool that's fine but now we have these situations like this happen and it's like
00:15:35 oh like now i don't know the next time i walk around or i'm with myself at night time or even
00:15:40 if i'm just in my house like somebody might come to my ring doorbell and call me a slur
00:15:43 actually this is even dumber than i made it sound she's not worried about people doing 1.00
00:15:49 monkey dances in front of a ring camera she's terrified that some white supremacist will walk 0.98
00:15:54 right up to a ring camera and call her the n-word or something that's the horrific scenario she's 0.98
00:15:59 pretending to be concerned about now of course if that did happen it'd be the best thing that
00:16:06 ever happened to her she would hardly be able to contain her glee it would be like christmas
00:16:12 morning, her birthday, Juneteenth, and Kwanzaa all wrapped into one. She would be so excited.
00:16:18 She would immediately post it on TikTok, become a professional victim for the rest of her life.
00:16:22 She'd get booked on Good Morning America with Ben Crump, talking about how she's too scared to study.
00:16:27 Then she'd announce a $500 million lawsuit against Ole Miss. Any white person who made an offensive
00:16:33 noise into this woman's ring camera would be engaging in the most generous act of self-sacrificing 0.69
00:16:39 charity anyone has performed this century. You'd be giving her everything she ever wanted, 0.96
00:16:45 making her wildest dreams come true. Which, by the way, is why no true racist would ever do that.
00:16:53 See, this is yet more evidence that black liberals simply have no theory of mind for white people at 0.99
00:17:01 all. They actually do think that the average white girl will knowingly destroy her own life 0.99
00:17:07 for the sake of making some kind of racist gesture?
00:17:12 I mean, anyone who lives in this country
00:17:13 and has lived in it for any length of time
00:17:15 knows what happens to any white person
00:17:18 who does something that could even
00:17:19 vaguely be interpreted as racist. 0.88
00:17:24 And black liberals and white liberals,
00:17:26 for that matter, 0.98
00:17:27 imagine that white people are so rabid 0.99
00:17:29 in their racism 0.99
00:17:30 that they would sacrifice their entire future,
00:17:34 everything solely to deliver a slur 0.99
00:17:37 to some random black person. 1.00
00:17:38 They will throw themselves on the burning altar. 1.00
00:17:42 They will self-immolate like Aaron Bushnell, 0.99
00:17:45 all for the fleeting thrill of making a racist noise. 0.98
00:17:51 This is what these delusional narcissists actually imagine. 0.51
00:17:55 And you know, these after all are the same people
00:17:58 who complain about how police officers
00:18:00 are supposedly pulling them over
00:18:01 and gunning them down for no reason,
00:18:03 even though that basically never happens
00:18:05 and body cams prove that it never happens.
00:18:08 They'll say they have to, you know, give their kids the talk 0.96
00:18:10 because white cops are willing to throw away their entire careers 1.00
00:18:13 simply for the experience of shooting some random black guy. 0.99
00:18:18 Now, granted, this is the official message of the Democrat Party. 0.97
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00:20:52 slash Walsh. Now, what no one wants to tell this girl, other than the fact that she's delusional 0.70
00:20:59 and no white person would ever do this, is that even in her worst case scenario, which is the
00:21:05 product of her derangement, there would still be no reason to feel unsafe. If a white guy runs up
00:21:12 to your ring doorbell and yells a slur and runs off, it's appropriate to feel confused. It's
00:21:18 appropriate to wonder if you're being punked somehow, if maybe you've somehow entered a time
00:21:23 warp and gone back to the 1840s. But a slur by itself is not a reason to feel unsafe. It's just
00:21:30 a word. It's not a threat. It's not something we should encourage. But it's also, in the grand
00:21:37 scheme of things, a relatively mild offense. Every day, people are murdered, robbed, carjacked,
00:21:43 poisoned, bludgeoned, ripped off by scammers, killed by falling objects, stabbed, strangled,
00:21:51 nagged to death. All of these fates are worse by far than the experience of hearing a slur that's
00:21:57 directed at you. Nobody at Ole Miss will be honest about this, so I will. It's one of the most
00:22:03 important lessons you can tell young people, which is that words, especially words that are lawful
00:22:08 and protected by the First Amendment
00:22:09 should never rank very high
00:22:12 on your list of grievances in life.
00:22:16 Do people say mean things about me
00:22:18 by the hundreds or even thousands
00:22:21 every single day of my life?
00:22:24 If I was half as fragile 0.98
00:22:26 as the average black race baiter, 1.00
00:22:29 I would literally dissolve into a puddle 0.98
00:22:32 at the sight of my Twitter mentions
00:22:33 on an average Wednesday.
00:22:35 But they're all just words.
00:22:36 They can't hurt me.
00:22:38 They can't hurt you. 0.99
00:22:40 They can't even hurt a black woman with a ring doorbell camera. 1.00
00:22:44 If a couple girls dance like a monkey in front of your ring camera, 1.00
00:22:47 the appropriate response is to say, 1.00
00:22:49 well, you know, they're 18-year-old college idiots 1.00
00:22:51 doing something stupid in a random off-campus apartment. 1.00
00:22:55 So what? 1.00
00:22:57 That's the reaction that the producers at Good Morning America
00:22:59 and World News Tonight should have had
00:23:01 the moment they saw this story on social media. 1.00
00:23:03 Even if these girls had staged some racist display on purpose,
00:23:07 which they didn't, the fact remains they didn't commit a crime or even any kind of violation that
00:23:13 could justify kicking them off campus. Believe it or not, racism is protected by the First Amendment
00:23:18 and Ole Miss can't punish its students for engaging in protected speech. So there's no
00:23:23 way around it. Random kids being supposedly racist in an off-campus apartment should not
00:23:28 be a national news story. And if you thought the reaction for the national media wasn't already
00:23:32 absurd enough. Well, CBS News has entered the fray this morning with a sit-down interview
00:23:39 with the black women who live in that apartment. And if you're expecting this to be the most
00:23:44 insufferable thing you've ever witnessed in your life, well, you're exactly correct. So just watch
00:23:50 how they introduce this segment. We're going to take you to an exclusive look inside a shocking
00:23:56 racially charged incident at the University of Mississippi. Well, this video is going viral for
00:24:01 for good reason. Video captured two white students making monkey gestures and sounds outside an 0.96
00:24:07 apartment where a group of black students live. This has gotten more than 12 million views on
00:24:13 TikTok. Now the 18-year-old who posted this video and her roommates, they are speaking out.
00:24:18 They talked to Jerika Duncan. Jerika, good morning to you. Can't wait to hear what they have to say.
00:24:22 Yeah, good morning. Very disturbing story. These young women we spoke to are familiar with the
00:24:26 stories of racism that some have faced at Ole Miss over the years. In fact, this is a school
00:24:31 that did not allow its first black student to attend until 1962.
00:24:38 Now, we haven't even gotten to the interview yet, and we will,
00:24:41 but the levels of melodrama and self-pity are almost too much to take already.
00:24:47 They describe the video as shocking and disturbing.
00:24:50 Now, if you heard just the setup,
00:24:53 you would think you're about to see like a live stream video of a mass shooting, maybe.
00:24:59 This is the kind of language that news anchors used on 9-11.
00:25:04 Except in that case, rather than a terrorist attack, you know, in this case, you know, rather than a terrorist attack that killed 3,000 people,
00:25:09 this is a ring doorbell footage of a white girl making a noise for three seconds.
00:25:15 And then we get the history lesson about Ole Miss, which makes about as much sense and is about as relevant as, I don't know,
00:25:23 opening with a brief lecture on quantum physics or an explanation about the atmospheric makeup of
00:25:29 Jupiter's moons. I mean, the fact that Ole Miss didn't allow black students until 1962
00:25:34 has no bearing on anything at all in this story. And it gets worse. Watch.
00:25:41 In one word, how would you describe how you felt when you saw that video?
00:25:47 Hurt.
00:25:48 Hurt?
00:25:50 Devastated.
00:25:51 Devastated.
00:25:51 It was very disheartening.
00:25:54 Sad.
00:25:55 Ja'Kyra Metcalf, a freshman at Ole Miss,
00:25:58 says she was in her apartment last Friday night
00:26:00 when she saw this video on her ring camera.
00:26:04 Who was first to discover this video on the ring camera?
00:26:07 Me.
00:26:09 And what did you do?
00:26:10 We actually went outside and tried to, like, approach them
00:26:15 and, like, get them to, like, explain why they did that.
00:26:19 One girl was apologizing.
00:26:20 apologized and she was like, I'm sorry, we did that to like
00:26:24 four doors and mind you, we didn't see anyone else story
00:26:27 was just hours that was targeted and she was like we
00:26:30 didn't mean any harm.
00:26:31 Metcalf says she went outside with her roommate
00:26:33 Victoria Johnson. They say the first person seen in the
00:26:36 November 6 video, Elena Cuniz apologized, but the second
00:26:41 person who they say lives in their complex doubled down
00:26:44 off camera.
00:26:45 She continued to make the gestures after the girl was
00:26:48 apologizing like a slap in the face. Yeah. 0.98
00:26:50 devastated she says devastated she saw she was devastated still we're using language that would
00:27:00 be more appropriate to describe a tragedy that claimed the lives of thousands of people
00:27:05 and then we're told that the girls in the video explained
00:27:09 to these girls in the apartment that they had been making those noises to other doors and one
00:27:14 of them apologized the other didn't but who cares the point is that the black women in the apartment
00:27:19 knew the full context before they posted the video, but that didn't stop them. Because again, 0.50
00:27:26 this was the best thing that ever happened to them. They could not be more excited about it.
00:27:34 The hardest thing they've ever had to do is not smile in this interview.
00:27:39 The greatest achievement that these girls have ever had in their entire life, their greatest
00:27:44 achievement is making it through this interview and not smiling because they are so happy and
00:27:50 so excited. This is the best thing that's ever happened in their life. But, you know, if you
00:27:57 think the, uh, the fact, uh, you know, the fact that this three second ring doorbell video is
00:28:01 the equivalent of a jackpot lottery ticket for them, if you think that will make them at all 0.95
00:28:05 gracious or forgiving to the white girls, well, then you really don't understand how black race 0.95
00:28:11 Hustlers operate. Watch. Do you forgive her? I feel like no matter like who we are or if she knew 1.00
00:28:23 our race or not, but the gestures and the noises, I feel like it still was very disrespectful.
00:28:28 I just have mixed feelings about it. I appreciate the apology, but I feel like it still doesn't
00:28:33 change what happened on that Friday because it's still hurtful and it's still devastating.
00:28:38 and then someone would come to our camera and do that.
00:28:41 Victoria's mother, Chiquita Lau, was surprised to learn
00:28:44 Kuniz also withdrew from the university after she says she was harassed.
00:28:50 As a human being, I hate to hear that because, you know,
00:28:53 the church is not the future, but I feel like everybody needs to be accountable.
00:29:00 Accountable.
00:29:02 Yeah, I'm sure you're a big fan of accountability.
00:29:05 I'm sure you raised your daughters that way.
00:29:07 Accountable. 0.86
00:29:08 So one of the white girls apologized in extremely obsequious, groveling fashion. 0.98
00:29:16 Do the black residents of the apartment accept the apology? 0.97
00:29:20 Do they forgive? 1.00
00:29:22 No, they don't.
00:29:23 Certainly not before the inevitable lawsuit is settled.
00:29:26 They're not going to forgive before that.
00:29:27 And not after it either.
00:29:30 Which is a very good reason to never apologize to these people, ever under any circumstance.
00:29:36 There's no reason.
00:29:37 it won't, it won't even, even if I could allow that, that, you know, sacrificing your dignity
00:29:44 for some material gain is okay, which it isn't, there's no game. You don't even get that. You
00:29:51 sacrifice your dignity as this, as this girl did. I mean, she was scared and I, so I understand that.
00:29:56 But just absolutely, I mean, groveling is an understatement. This apology she issued
00:30:01 and she will not get anything out of it.
00:30:05 No understanding, no mercy, none.
00:30:10 Meanwhile, speaking of offenses committed
00:30:12 on people's front porches,
00:30:15 you might remember, or you might not
00:30:17 because it got no national media coverage,
00:30:20 when a white female student at York College
00:30:22 was dragged off of her porch by a black mob and beaten.
00:30:26 This happened a couple of months ago.
00:30:28 This is very recent.
00:30:29 Watch. 0.96
00:30:31 Now, I don't know about you, but I think I'd rather have a couple of kids make rude noises 0.96
00:30:46 into my ring doorbell camera than be dragged by my hair off of my front porch and beaten by 1.00
00:30:52 savages. You know, the former crime seems infinitely worse in every conceivable way
00:30:58 than monkey noises. But did that young white woman get any teary-eyed profiles by CBS News?
00:31:06 Did Jerika Duncan show up to ask her how she feels about it? Did Gayle King call it a tragic,
00:31:13 shocking video? Were any of those violent racist black thugs doxed? Were any of them even sent to 0.99
00:31:21 jail for the half dozen felonies they committed on camera? We all know the answer. If you want
00:31:28 to understand the racial disparities in this country, then this is all you need to know.
00:31:32 Right here. In fact, young white children can literally get butchered in the street and no one
00:31:37 in the mainstream media will even cover the story. Meanwhile, black students will fabricate slurs and 0.99
00:31:42 racial grievances out of thin air and it's national news. And if you think I'm exaggerating, 0.97
00:31:47 Consider what just happened to 15-year-old Austin Payne of Albany, Georgia. You can see right there.
00:31:54 According to his family, he enjoyed fishing, hunting, and riding four-wheelers. He also worked
00:31:59 on a plantation where he liked riding a tractor and fixing things. On Halloween night, a group of
00:32:05 armed black males approached Payne while he was walking with some friends along a path. They
00:32:09 demanded that he hand over his property. Although the details aren't clear right now, there's a
00:32:14 theory that because Payne had recently posted about his own handgun on social media, the black 0.96
00:32:18 thugs wanted to steal his gun. Someone in the group of black males then shot Payne in the abdomen 0.99
00:32:23 around 8 p.m., at which point he called his mother for help, and he was found the next day
00:32:29 in an abandoned apartment complex. And here are the suspects. Let's put them up on the screen.
00:32:36 um their names are johns quincy donaldson age 15 omari marion age 15 adarius wallace age 16
00:32:46 and detravian parker age 21 as you can see there's not much diversity in this bunch 0.95
00:32:53 uh they're all black they all look like thugs they all have made up ghetto names that sound 0.98
00:32:59 like they were assembled randomly from scrabble tiles dumped on the table and 0.99
00:33:03 And while they haven't been convicted in a court of law at the moment, according to authorities, it looks a lot like they went hunting for a white kid that they thought they could rob.
00:33:15 And actually, there is a fifth suspect that we need to mention, too.
00:33:17 Let's put him up on the screen.
00:33:21 Police say this is their fifth suspect.
00:33:23 His name is Lemetrius Sear, also black, as you've probably deduced, also has a Scrabble tile name.
00:33:29 So we have a case where several black teenagers and one 22-year-old were allegedly involved in gunning down a white 15-year-old.
00:33:39 No major media outlets have said a word about it.
00:33:44 It's not just that there's no national outrage.
00:33:46 There's no one.
00:33:47 It's just not a story.
00:33:49 According to the account NWokeness, which was the first one to flag this story, the following outlets have been totally silent on this case.
00:33:56 The AP, PBS, New York Times, NPR, Wall Street Journal, BBC, CNN, Washington Post, MSNBC, and Reuters.
00:34:03 And as far as I can tell, World News Tonight and Good Morning America haven't covered it either. 0.99
00:34:09 Somehow they missed the story, but they were all over the news that a few white girls were acting goofy at an off-campus apartment at Ole Miss.
00:34:18 So this really is a good old-fashioned 2020-era cancellation.
00:34:23 This is from an era we thought was over.
00:34:25 after Donald Trump was re-elected to the presidency.
00:34:29 You know, we really thought that maybe the country was moving in a direction
00:34:32 where the race hoaxes would die down
00:34:34 and white people would not be subjected to this kind of obvious discrimination and disdain.
00:34:39 But if anything, cancel culture and anti-white hatred 0.99
00:34:41 is now even more pathetic and desperate and ubiquitous than it's ever been. 0.97
00:34:45 There's no shortage of very important issues the media could talk about, 0.99
00:34:49 but they're pushing this fake story solely because it allows them to demonize white people.
00:34:55 In the case of one of the Ole Miss girls, now they're even going after her entire family.
00:35:00 Watch. 0.51
00:35:02 She was one of three women in the video and has connections to a well-known local car dealership.
00:35:08 Jenna Wells, live in our newsroom with the new information tonight.
00:35:11 That's right.
00:35:12 Jessa Ben-Natalie, a source close to the family, confirms Elena Kunis has withdrawn from the University of Mississippi due to safety and harassment concerns.
00:35:22 A representative for Kunis tells us Alina is the granddaughter of Greg Kunis, the owner of Kunis Auto Group.
00:35:31 Moral hysteria does not even begin to describe this.
00:35:34 It's a deranged panic that wouldn't even be remotely justified if the girls really did make a racist gesture, but they didn't.
00:35:41 It's the kind of stuff we saw during peak woke at its most feverish and delusional, and now it's back.
00:35:46 And there's plenty more coverage along these lines.
00:35:48 This is from TMZ.
00:35:49 quote, the family business of one of the Ole Miss students who was allegedly caught making
00:35:53 racist gestures in a viral video is facing a lawsuit over alleged racism by its employees
00:35:57 at their business. TMZ has learned a Wisconsin-based woman named Michaela Starks, who is
00:36:02 black, claims that she was subjected to racism at the Buick GMC of Oak Creek in early 2025.
00:36:08 She said she purchased her car from the dealership and went back months later for a complimentary
00:36:11 oil change. She said an unidentified employee printed a sticker with a racial slur and put
00:36:16 on her windshield. Michaela said she suffered emotional distress, humiliation, and anxiety
00:36:21 from the alleged incident. Now, it's just so ridiculous, it's hard to even read it with a 0.92
00:36:26 straight face. Again, there's no universe in which this woman actually suffered humiliation and 0.99
00:36:30 anxiety over this. Again, she could not be more excited. This is all lawsuit language designed to
00:36:36 extract a payout. And what apparently happened here, unsurprisingly, is that an employee at the
00:36:42 dealership printed the alleged slur on a sticker as a joke, which he meant to share with another
00:36:47 employee. He didn't realize it would print on the next sticker, which then went to a customer.
00:36:52 So he had no intention of harassing a customer or anything like that. Of course he didn't.
00:36:58 Again, why would you just decide to be fired and branded a racist for the rest of your life? Why
00:37:03 would you do that? You wouldn't do that unless you were literally insane, in which case we can't 0.76
00:37:10 hold it against you, can we? I mean, right? Isn't this, if you're insane, you're not responsible 0.90
00:37:15 for your actions. So either he's insane and not responsible for his actions, or clearly this was 0.96
00:37:20 a mistake. Now, was it smart? Obviously not. The employee was fired for good reason, but the idea
00:37:29 that it traumatized anyone is absurd. Now, the truth is sometimes people do dumb things, and
00:37:36 then they can be wildly misinterpreted by black activists who are looking for a payday. And 0.99
00:37:42 now apparently it's happening twice to the same family. Collective punishment is back in style.
00:37:48 So the family Buick dealership, which obviously has nothing to do with the monkey dance,
00:37:53 is now getting sued and totally destroyed on social media. The lawsuit was apparently filed
00:37:57 before the incident, but now it's getting a lot of attention. It's exactly the kind of insanity
00:38:01 we had thought or hoped we had transcended, evolved away from. But now we have to deal with
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00:39:41 That's only the case in Montgomery County, Maryland,
00:39:44 which has gone off the deep end
00:39:46 like the rest of the state, apparently.
00:39:49 The local government just held a big event.
00:39:51 get this to condemn lynching even though the last lynching in that county was in 1896
00:40:00 which if my math is right was 130 years ago in fact there hasn't been a lynching anywhere in
00:40:07 the entire country this century as we've talked about if you're my age or younger there has not
00:40:11 been a lynching in the entire country at any point in your lifetime but that hasn't stopped
00:40:17 them from holding their anti-lynching events. Watch. Three men were taken from law enforcement.
00:40:28 They were taken from the jails over in Poolsville, downtown the square here in Montgomery County,
00:40:33 right in this building here where, again, the jail stood. They were taken from law enforcement.
00:40:37 We did not protect the folks here in this community. Protection requires that there's
00:40:44 a blind look at what the law says, that it impacts everybody equally and fairly.
00:40:52 And all three were, in fact, tried and convicted by a mob.
00:41:03 We did not protect them.
00:41:06 We've got to protect people.
00:41:07 We've got to protect people from things that happened 130 years ago.
00:41:12 In case anybody, you know, slips and falls into a time machine and ends up 130 years in the past,
00:41:17 they might really have to worry about this, you know? Perhaps next they'll hold a press
00:41:21 conference to raise awareness about the dangers of typhoid fever or train robbers or horse and
00:41:29 buggy accidents. One of the people they say was lynched all those years ago was accused of
00:41:33 murdering a seven-year-old girl with an axe, by the way. The alleged killer's name was Sydney
00:41:38 Randolph, since we got to talk about it. He was the guy who was lynched in 1896. And while these
00:41:44 activists claim Randolph was a scapegoat, there was evidence against him, including the fact that
00:41:48 a woodcutter saw him with an ax earlier in the day and that a shoemaker had measured the footprints
00:41:53 leading away from the scene, found they matched Randolph's shoes. He owned a jacket believed to
00:41:58 have been worn by the murderer. Is this compelling enough evidence? Probably not. We really don't
00:42:04 know, though. We don't know what else was going on. We don't know what other evidence there might
00:42:07 have been. It's not possible to re-litigate a case from 1896. But it is important to point out the
00:42:14 facts of the case, because when left-wing activists talk about lynching, they always forget to tell you
00:42:19 what exactly the criminal was accused of doing. And they never explain how exactly frontier justice
00:42:26 should work, given that the court system wasn't exactly well-established back then.
00:42:32 You know, in 1896, people don't think about this, there were no cameras, there was no DNA testing,
00:42:37 There were no cell phones to track, no modern forensics of any kind. They didn't even have fingerprints to use. I mean, they had fingerprints, obviously, but they didn't start using fingerprints as a method, you know, forensic method until the early 20th century in this country.
00:42:52 So, if someone, say, murdered a child, and it's 1896 or 1800 or 1620, whatever, and there were no direct witnesses of the crime, there would be no way to prove that they did it.
00:43:10 Okay, essentially every method that we use today to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt was not available for most of human history because it didn't exist.
00:43:20 which meant that most of the time again unless unless like a murder happened in front of
00:43:26 everybody if it didn't you're left with two options as a community one you can allow almost
00:43:35 all murderers to roam free because there was rarely any way to establish their guilt with
00:43:40 certainty or two you could use extrajudicial methods to rid your neighborhood of axe murderers
00:43:47 and child killers and rapists and so on. It's not really that hard to understand why our ancestors
00:43:54 may have chosen the latter option, which is something to keep in mind whenever you hear
00:43:59 the solemn condemnations of lynchings that happened centuries ago. But leftist race
00:44:06 hustlers don't acknowledge any of this, of course, nor do they ever mention all the white people who
00:44:10 were lynched. Instead, they pretend that lynching in every case involved the random killing of an
00:44:15 innocent black guy, which sometimes it did. And when it did, that was terrible. It was also
00:44:21 centuries ago, or at worst, many decades ago. And the goal, of course, is to extract more money
00:44:30 from the Treasury and more favors from the government because of the alleged trauma from
00:44:33 the last lynching over 130 years ago. It's all totally insane, of course, but it's hopeless to
00:44:39 present well-reasoned arguments against it. Black activists are not living in reality. They occupy a 1.00
00:44:45 parallel dimension that bears no resemblance to our actual physical reality right i mean it's like
00:44:52 it's like it is like going into another universe through some sort of portal and trying to argue
00:44:56 with someone you just wouldn't be you have no frame of reference they're not you literally
00:44:59 don't share a reality if you need more proof of that here's a moment from cnn prime time this week
00:45:05 watch this look i i don't know i don't think this is a race thing i i listed off you know there are
00:45:13 out of the top ten states where cost of living is the absolute worst,
00:45:16 nine of them are Democrat states, right?
00:45:19 I don't think that voting in supermajorities for the black community
00:45:22 has really worked out well for them.
00:45:25 They're in real big trouble.
00:45:26 The fatherlessness rate is way too high.
00:45:30 I'll fact check that.
00:45:31 Black fathers are in the household more at a disproportionate higher rate 0.82
00:45:34 than other fathers. 0.96
00:45:35 I have no clue what you're talking about.
00:45:37 You're saying the fatherless rate? 1.00
00:45:39 The fatherlessness rate in the black community is the worst 0.99
00:45:41 out of all the demographics in this country. 1.00
00:45:43 unfortunately that's a that's a stereotype actually but you can continue i'd love to see
00:45:46 your facts and figures i will because i had a father in my own home so i can i'm an actually
00:45:50 well that's that's called anecdotal and that's okay uh but look things are not going great in
00:45:55 this country for the black community we can all admit that it needs to be doing better but you
00:45:59 know putting all of your chips in one basket when the democratic party has not worked out
00:46:03 they take they take black voters for granted so period and i don't think that that's all right
00:46:08 Yeah, so she claims that black fathers are in the home at a disproportionately higher rate relative to other races.
00:46:20 I mean, that's like claiming that the majority of NBA players are Asian. 0.60
00:46:25 That's like a woman sitting on ESPN, which I wouldn't put it past these female sports commentators to say something like this. 0.51
00:46:31 Actually, did you know that 90% of NBA players are Asian? 0.97
00:46:36 Well, that's not true at all.
00:46:37 Oh, yeah, well, I saw an Asian NBA player once.
00:46:42 Oh, yeah, but my cousin has a friend who's Asian and plays basketball.
00:46:46 What do you mean? 1.00
00:46:48 Or it's like saying that white middle-aged women are disproportionately likely to become carjackers.
00:46:54 I mean, it's a claim totally divorced from reality.
00:46:57 In truth, of course, I don't think we need to review this with this audience, but we will.
00:47:01 The fatherlessness rate in the black community is 70% for the record.
00:47:04 In the inner city, it's more like 80% or higher.
00:47:07 That's almost three times the rate for white people. It's significantly higher than every 0.98
00:47:13 other race, with the exception of Native Americans who are not far behind blacks in the 0.98
00:47:18 deadbeat dad competition. It's sometimes claimed that black fatherlessness is actually only
00:47:24 quote unquote 50%. So you will hear that number. But the 70% figure counts the number of black
00:47:33 children born to unmarried mothers. But researchers who are trying their best to be as generous as
00:47:40 possible to the Black community will say that a certain portion of those children with unmarried
00:47:45 mothers still have their fathers living in the home full-time. And that's where they get 50%. 0.97
00:47:51 Now, even if we trust that figure, which I definitely don't, you're still left with half 0.91
00:47:58 of all black kids growing up with no dad, married or not, in the home, which is still astronomically 0.93
00:48:05 higher than every other race. But the black lady on CNN says that, well, all that data compiled 0.94
00:48:12 over the decades doesn't count because she personally had a father in her own home.
00:48:18 In making this argument, this woman is fulfilling two stereotypes at once. It's pretty extraordinary.
00:48:23 you know there's the stereotype of black activists living in a fantasy world of their own creation
00:48:28 and then there's the stereotype of women who think they can disprove statistical data with 0.93
00:48:34 their own personal anecdotes and now you know a woman might hear that women tend to try to
00:48:40 disprove statistical data with personal anecdotes and say that well it isn't true because she doesn't
00:48:45 try to disprove statistical data with personal anecdotes and you know that would prove the point 0.96
00:48:50 In any case, as dumb as all this is, it's going to get worse. 0.99
00:48:55 You know, one consequence of the midterms and the rise of the left in this country in general is that things are going to get a whole lot dumber. 0.99
00:49:03 You know, these people are emboldened now. 0.98
00:49:05 They're bringing back wokeness and anti-white grievances like we've never seen.
00:49:09 They feel no shame whatsoever when they shoot videos like this and upload them to TikTok. 0.99
00:49:15 Yo, Abdul Asaia is really motherfucking doing it. 0.94
00:49:18 the gas is three dollars in michigan right now it's three dollars and some change y'all i seen 0.97
00:49:24 it i seen it it's three dollars he did it he's doing it and he's doing it i do i said yeah it's
00:49:32 the my dummy in this yeah keeping it yeah i ain't even gotta say nothing y'all i ain't even gotta
00:49:40 say nothing i'm trying to follow my baby right now because she just bought her a new truck and 0.62
00:49:43 i'm so proud of her and i'm trailing her right now i'm sorry i ain't been on tiktok in a while
00:49:47 Hey, y'all.
00:49:49 Okay.
00:49:49 All right, turn this off.
00:49:50 I just came out here to speak loud.
00:49:52 Okay. 0.96
00:49:55 Yeah, you know, I mean, you might, I didn't realize, I'm so dumb myself.
00:50:00 I didn't realize that a lone single senator could lower the gas prices.
00:50:06 But this is even more impressive.
00:50:08 He's not even in office yet.
00:50:10 This one guy, this senator-elect has already lowered the gas prices. 1.00
00:50:17 That's what non-white politicians are capable of. 1.00
00:50:21 Al-Sayed got elected and he just went in and he went to the lower the gas prices button and he pushed it. 1.00
00:50:30 And no one had thought to push it.
00:50:32 Actually, it's worse than that.
00:50:32 All these white politicians could have pushed it and they chose not to.
00:50:37 So he just walked in there and said, push the button.
00:50:40 But we can't do that.
00:50:41 We're doing it.
00:50:42 now you might ask if he can push a button and lower gas prices why did he only lower them to
00:50:48 350 or whatever why not lower them to 50 cents so i mean i kind of the onus kind of goes back to him
00:50:54 but anyway they can do anything you know but if you're white even if you have no power whatsoever
00:50:59 even if you're just a random 18 year old girl little miss then you're entitled to no grace 0.57
00:51:04 whatsoever your every move discuss the tiktok mob they'll look for any excuse to ruin your life and 0.88
00:51:09 they'll come for the family business, they won't stop until you're bankrupt or dead. 0.96
00:51:15 Ten years ago, when Donald Trump first took office, there was reason to believe that these
00:51:19 people had been defeated and that they'd stopped fabricating race hoaxes or at least slowed down,
00:51:24 like we saw with Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, etc. But it only intensified from there. I mean,
00:51:31 as we know, we got George Floyd and Jacob Blake and all the rest. And then we had hope once again
00:51:35 after Trump's second victory, we thought, well, maybe this time we've defeated these woke blood 0.52
00:51:41 hounds. There's no reason to believe that anymore. You know, if they'll come for random Ole Miss
00:51:46 girls based on nothing, they'll come for the rest of us. And when they inevitably cause the economy 1.00
00:51:52 to tank and gas prices go even higher, that'll be our fault too. You know, it might even say that
00:52:00 wokeness is very adaptable. It lays dormant for a while, then it returns unexpectedly and
00:52:05 lands a cunning blow. But of course, if you say that, and especially if you start
00:52:12 making noises along with it, then God help you. The era of woke 2.0 is upon us.
00:52:20 The hydra has returned. The zombie is lurching out of its grave, staggering towards you with its
00:52:26 skin hanging from its bones, determined to sink its teeth into your flesh.
00:52:31 So for your family's sake, tell your children, particularly if they're college, in college, or starting out in the workforce, to recognize the threat they face and to act accordingly.
00:52:44 Finally, I've been telling you guys a lot about the Daily Wire's new movie, Confession.
00:52:49 Well, you need to subscribe to Daily Wire to see this movie.
00:52:52 It's out right now.
00:52:53 It's got stellar performances from Rob Lowe, James Franco, and Richard Brake,
00:52:58 who you might not recognize from Batman Begins.
00:53:00 Every performance is good, and every performance is a big-name actor.
00:53:04 Go watch the premiere tonight on Daily Wire at 7 p.m. Eastern.
00:53:07 You don't want to miss it.
00:53:09 Talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day. Godspeed.
00:53:18 Father, I used to feel Christ.
00:53:20 I cannot feel anything here.
00:53:35 They take me out of my bed,
00:53:37 and they brought me here, and they tell me nothing.
00:53:40 What have I done?
00:53:41 Article 58, counter-revolutionary activity.
00:53:44 That is all I know.
00:53:46 They have to deal with so many enemies of the state,
00:53:50 all of whom claim their innocence,
00:53:52 who protest, who cry.
00:54:01 There are no answers here,
00:54:05 other than the ones they put in your mouth.
00:54:07 You'll break.
00:54:10 Today is your opportunity to demonstrate your loyalty to the people.
00:54:16 I'd like to know why I'm here.
00:54:18 Of course.
00:54:22 But you're already now, don't you?
00:54:24 You must believe in something greater than the party.
00:54:28 You will remember your duty.
00:54:30 I've told you I know nothing.
00:54:32 Lay ground like a feral animal. 1.00
00:54:35 You stink of failure. 1.00
00:54:37 You want me to lie. 1.00
00:54:38 Still a drunk! 1.00
00:54:39 Damn you! 1.00
00:54:42 They all break. 1.00
00:54:46 Maybe.