The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 454 - Time To Hold Joe 'Believe All Women' Biden To His Own Standard

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Joe Biden has been, as the media would say if it was a Republican,

00:00:05.620 credibly accused of sexual assault. The media and the Me Too movement have shown

00:00:09.620 zero interest in this story. They are just not interested at all. Their plan is to ignore it.

00:00:15.740 But Joe Biden is, unfortunately for him, on the record saying that we should believe women

00:00:20.540 in these situations. We should just believe them. So the question is, shouldn't we hold

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00:02:45.560 A woman by the name of Tara Reid alleges that she was sexually assaulted by Joe Biden back in 1993.

00:02:51.780 Reid worked for Biden when he was a senator back in 93 for about nine months, apparently.

00:02:58.780 Now, a little bit of background. She says, and this is entirely consistent with what we've seen

00:03:03.320 and what we've heard from other women. She says that before we even get to the assault, 0.99

00:03:07.460 she says that he was very handsy, very inappropriate in the workplace with the way that he,

00:03:13.020 what he dealt with, especially women. He would often grab women, grope them, and so on. 0.95

00:03:18.740 She says that she did report him officially through the normal chain of command for sexual harassment,

00:03:24.880 not for the assault, but she reported the harassment way back when. And now, so that's the

00:03:34.420 background of sort of the general environment in the workplace. Now, when we get to the sexual assault,

00:03:40.840 I think for that, rather than me describing it, we will let Tara Reid, in her own words,

00:03:46.800 describe it. She was on the Katie Helper show a couple days ago, talking about, describing her

00:03:53.200 assault. I'm going to play it for you now. A warning, it is a little bit graphic, so just a

00:03:57.940 fair warning ahead of time, especially if you have kids in the room, maybe you want to listen to this

00:04:01.720 later. But here's Tara Reid talking about the alleged assault that she suffered at the hands of 0.89

00:04:06.920 Joe Biden. He just said, Hey, come here, Tara. And then I, I handed him the thing and he greeted me.

00:04:13.200 He remembered my name. And then it, we were alone and it was the strangest thing. There was no like

00:04:21.320 exchange, really. He just had me up against the wall. And, um, I was wearing like a skirt and,

00:04:31.300 you know, business skirt, but I wasn't wearing stockings. It was kind of a hot day that day.

00:04:36.280 And I was wearing heels. And I remember my legs had been hurting from the marble, you know, of the

00:04:41.840 Capitol, like walking. And I, so I remember that kind of stuff. I remember like that, and it was

00:04:48.040 kind of an unusually warm day. And I remember I was wearing a blouse and he just had me up against the

00:04:53.400 wall and the wall was cold. And I remember he, it happened all at once. The gym bag, I don't know

00:05:00.500 where it went. I handed it to him. It was gone. And then his hands were on me and underneath my

00:05:04.300 clothes. And, um, yeah. And then he went, oh, he went down my skirt, but then up inside it. And he,

00:05:15.300 uh, penetrated me with his fingers. And, um, I, uh, he was kissing me at the same time and he was 0.96

00:05:26.400 saying something to me. He said several things and I can't remember everything he said. I remember

00:05:31.240 a couple of things. I remember him saying first before, like, as he was doing it, do you want to

00:05:36.800 go somewhere else? And then him saying to me, when I pulled away, he, um, got finished doing what he

00:05:45.040 was doing. And I kind of was pulled back and he said, he said, come on, man, I heard you liked me.

00:05:50.800 Now there are no witnesses to this. Uh, she did apparently though, tell her brother, uh, and, and

00:05:58.720 her friends. So she told two people, she says the intercept, which is a different media outlet.

00:06:03.320 They spoke with the brother and the friend. And, and both of those people confirmed that she

00:06:07.660 reported the assault to them back when it allegedly happened beyond, beyond that, there's no evidence.

00:06:13.220 So what should we do about this? There are aspects of it that do make it credible on its own

00:06:19.640 terms. I think we know that Biden does get handsy with women. We know that we've seen it ourselves

00:06:24.220 with our own eyes. We know that he's been accused of inappropriate conduct in the past and, um,

00:06:29.380 from other women. And again, we've seen it ourselves. She says she reported harassment back in 1993.

00:06:35.020 She also says that she told two people about the assault, the alleged assault when it happened

00:06:38.980 and they confirm it. Now that's pretty significant because Ford, Christine Ford with Kavanaugh,

00:06:44.820 she didn't have that. She didn't have anyone come out and say, oh yeah, you know,

00:06:49.140 she told me about this when it happened back 30 years ago. In fact, it was the opposite. She had

00:06:54.000 people come out and say, I knew her. I was her best friend. Uh, and she never told me a damn thing

00:06:59.540 about this. Now, does it mean that an accusation is true just because a woman told her friend about

00:07:05.220 it back when it supposedly happened? No, but it does seem to rule out the possibility that this was

00:07:11.040 cooked up in the spur of the moment recently as a way to get attention or something during a political

00:07:15.940 campaign, uh, or as a way to destroy a political foe because, because then why,

00:07:22.840 why would she have invented it? The story 26, 27 years ago, only to tell two people and then come

00:07:31.340 forward all these years later. It doesn't seem like what you would do if you were just making

00:07:36.280 something up for political reasons or, uh, in order to sue somebody and get money, you know,

00:07:41.940 all of the motivations that I think do sometimes lead people to inventing, uh, false allegations.

00:07:49.100 Now, again, does that mean that it really happened? No, it doesn't mean that necessarily.

00:07:55.480 We don't know what happened. There should be a presumption of innocence.

00:07:59.320 At least I believe in a presumption of innocence. Um, you know, and, and, and, and we'll stop there

00:08:09.840 for a minute because we know that the court of public opinion doesn't necessarily function that

00:08:15.900 well, we know doesn't function like the court of law and shouldn't always function like a court of law.

00:08:21.300 I mean, for example, um, I have no problem sitting here and saying, I think that OJ Simpson

00:08:26.580 is guilty of double murder. I absolutely believe that 100%. Uh, he was found, you know, not guilty

00:08:34.040 in a court of law. So a court of law has to operate by certain, certain rules, certain laws that are

00:08:40.220 necessary, but that doesn't mean that we as individuals can't just use our common sense and

00:08:45.140 look at a situation and say, yeah, I think he did, even if he was found not guilty. Uh, but when we have

00:08:51.940 a circumstance like this, an accusation years later, decades later, where there's no real

00:08:57.140 evidence at all, um, then what do you do that? I think you do. Even the court of public opinion

00:09:02.080 should most of the time function like a court of law. And we say, well, look, all we can do is,

00:09:07.240 you know, we, I guess we have to get the benefit of the doubt to the accused in this case, because

00:09:11.540 there's no evidence. But the problem though for Biden is that someone once said, actually very

00:09:20.760 recently said, and I'll give you a quote. This is what somebody said. Somebody said for a woman to

00:09:25.280 come forward in the glaring lights of focus nationally, you've got to start off with the

00:09:30.180 presumption that at least the essence of what she's talking about is real. And of course, the person who

00:09:36.300 said that was Joe Biden. Biden said that about the Kavanaugh hearings only what a year ago, um, in

00:09:44.120 reference to Ford's allegations against Kavanaugh. That's his standard. That's the standard that he

00:09:50.120 said. And he, he's, there's, there's plenty of other stuff, uh, in, in this vein. Here he is. I'll

00:09:56.440 play a quick clip for you. Here he is on the today show talking about the Kavanaugh, uh, allegations

00:10:01.760 and relating it back to Anita Hill as well. Listen to what he says here. The woman should be given the

00:10:07.200 benefit of the doubt and not be, not be, uh, um, you know, uh, abused again by the system. My biggest regret

00:10:14.780 was I didn't know how I could shut you off if you were a senator and you were attacking Anita Hill's 1.00

00:10:19.460 character under the Senate rules. I can't gabble you down and say, you can't ask that question,

00:10:23.960 although I tried. And so what happened was she got victimized again during, during the process.

00:10:29.480 And, uh, um, I believed her when she came forward. I encouraged her to come forward. We were in a

00:10:37.020 position where we got the FBI to do an investigation. Um, and I voted against Clarence Thomas. He only got

00:10:43.780 seven votes. He got seven yes and seven no's. It was a tie vote in the committee, but I hope that

00:10:48.680 they understand what courage it takes for someone to come forward and relive what they let they

00:10:55.980 believe happened to them. The woman should be given the benefit of the doubt, not be abused again, 1.00

00:11:03.520 victimized again. I believed her. These are all the things that he's saying. 0.74

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00:13:30.080 in reference to allegations against men by women, accusing them of sexual assault. Um,

00:13:36.860 now, according to Joe Biden, at least on the two occasions, when there was a conservative justice,

00:13:42.520 he wanted to keep off the court. In those cases, we should give accusers the benefit of doubt.

00:13:48.920 We should presume that what they're saying is true in essence and not abuse them again,

00:13:55.000 which of course insinuates that they were abused the first time by asking too many questions or

00:13:59.640 whatever else. That's Biden standards, his rule. Should we apply this standard then to Joe Biden?

00:14:06.920 Should we apply the Biden standard to Biden? I say, yes, we should. It's only out of a, it's only,

00:14:15.260 I think it's a matter of respect for him that we do that. He's told us how he wants us to handle

00:14:21.500 these situations. And, uh, he wants a presumption of guilt for the man who is accused. He told us

00:14:27.260 that. So I think all we can do here is respect his wishes. This is what he wants, not what I want.

00:14:34.480 It's what he wants. Isn't that the fair thing to say, well, okay, Joe, this is what you want. This is,

00:14:40.060 you told us to handle these situations this way. So that's what we're going to do. Are we going to

00:14:44.600 disrespect Joe Biden by giving him the presumption of innocence when he's been very clear and very

00:14:50.020 consistent that he doesn't think that should be applied to the man? Why should we? So I'll say

00:14:57.220 right now, you know, I believe her. I believe this woman. I believe Tara Reid. Believe all women,

00:15:01.560 right? I believe her. That's not my philosophy, but I think, you know, I'm going to let you have

00:15:10.960 your philosophy, no double standards. You get one standard, one standard. I think everybody should

00:15:18.080 get one standard when it comes to these things. That's all you get. You don't get two. And if you've

00:15:23.480 said, if you've made it clear that the standard should be, believe all women, then guess what?

00:15:29.040 That's what you get. If you like your standard, you can keep your standard. How about that?

00:15:36.880 And I think we have to hold these hypocrites to their own standards because they're not going to 0.99

00:15:42.020 do it. They don't have that kind of integrity. What's the other option? We're just going to allow 0.99

00:15:48.700 them to pick up a different standard depending on the situation. By the way, speaking of lacking

00:15:54.640 integrity and double standards, Reid went to the Me Too movement with this story and they had no

00:15:59.880 interest in it. Here's what the Federalist reports, reading now from a Federalist article

00:16:03.500 based on the Intercepts reporting, says the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, a fund administered by the

00:16:10.720 National Women's Law Center, declined the chance to defend one of former Vice President Joe Biden's 1.00

00:16:14.540 sexual harassment accusers, citing its nonprofit status and his presidential run. On Tuesday,

00:16:20.020 The Intercepts' Ryan Grimm reported that Tara Reid, one of several women to come forward with credible

00:16:24.320 allegations of harassment against Biden last spring, not just harassment but assault, was turned away

00:16:30.140 from the preeminent Me Too legal institution when she sought help with her case. Time's Up argued that

00:16:34.980 the case was too political considering that Biden was a candidate for president. The article goes on from

00:16:40.760 there. So the Me Too movement, which has told us to believe all women, all of a sudden isn't so

00:16:48.940 interested in that anymore, are they? And the mainstream media, do you understand the mainstream

00:16:54.720 media has given this story, many mainstream outlets have given this story, zero coverage. No coverage

00:17:00.500 at all. Haven't even mentioned it. Now usually with stuff like this, what they'll do is they'll

00:17:04.500 mention it so they can say they did, but they'll bury it. So they'll at least give it a mention most

00:17:10.120 of the time. With this, so far, a lot of these outlets have said nothing about it. Nothing.

00:17:15.400 Let's just pretend it doesn't exist. So what do we do? Do we go along with it? Do we let these

00:17:21.460 people dictate which accusations should be believed without question and which will be ignored as if

00:17:27.160 they never were made to begin with? No. Hell no. You know, I look at it like this. When you hear about

00:17:35.220 one of these family values conservative Republicans who gets caught in a gay affair or something. Now, 0.87

00:17:40.700 this doesn't happen nearly as often as the left would like us to believe. It doesn't happen nearly

00:17:44.960 as often as Hollywood portrays it. We know that it's like every other Hollywood script has a

00:17:52.500 closeted gay Republican in it. So it doesn't happen all that often, but it does happen. 0.75

00:17:57.180 It has happened a few times at least. And now someone like that gets caught in a situation like

00:18:04.400 that. They end up getting judged a lot more harshly and they're going to suffer a political

00:18:10.180 consequence far greater than what maybe another politician would suffer in the same sort of

00:18:15.960 situation. Why? Because they're having their own standard applied to them. Their own rhetoric,

00:18:20.540 their own statements are being tossed back in their direction. And that is fair. That seems fair to me 0.94

00:18:24.580 that it would work that way. It seems fair that, you know, if you're, if you're a, even if you're a

00:18:30.360 left winger and you see, you had, you, you wouldn't, you personally have no problem with

00:18:36.560 homosexual activity or even marital affairs, you can still call for harsh political consequences

00:18:42.580 for a conservative family values Republican caught up in that kind of situation on the basis that their

00:18:47.700 own standards should be applied to them in the name of justice, in the name of fairness, in the name

00:18:52.760 of consistency. And I agree with that. Well, same thing here. Same thing here. Jesus said,

00:18:58.940 live by the sword, die by the sword. That wasn't a prescription. Jesus wasn't saying that people

00:19:05.180 who live by the sword should die by the sword. He was just saying that that's what happens if you

00:19:09.860 live by the sword, such as life. And in the same way, if you live by, believe all women, 1.00

00:19:17.100 then you die by it. At least politically, you die by it. Fair is fair. I think one other point I want

00:19:24.900 to make about this before we move on. If a man says, believe all women, right? And that's what

00:19:33.280 Joe Biden has said. Now, maybe he hasn't used those words exactly, but that's what he said.

00:19:38.460 He said, if a woman makes an accusation, we should presume that at least the essence of what they're 0.94

00:19:44.020 saying is true, which means it's true. So what that means is, well, maybe a few of the details

00:19:50.700 are wrong because she forgot. It's been so many years, but the essence is true. So if, you know,

00:19:56.820 translated, according to Biden, if a woman says she was assaulted, we should believe that she was 0.98

00:20:02.120 assaulted, period. That's what he said. Believe all women, right? So now a man who takes that approach

00:20:08.360 and says, believe all women, there are two possible ways of interpreting it. Because obviously we know 0.99

00:20:14.840 as a principle, it's nonsense. It's insane. It's madness. Of course, we shouldn't really believe 0.92

00:20:23.860 all women any more than we should believe all men. Women can lie just like men can lie. But a man who 0.97

00:20:30.020 says, believe all women, I think there are two ways of interpreting that. There are two things that 0.99

00:20:35.020 might lead a man to say that. One is that he's a liar. He's a con artist. And he's saying something 0.98

00:20:40.220 that in this case is just for political gain. And he's just pretending to hold this view for

00:20:45.600 political gain. He's a liar, a con man, a charlatan. Okay. Maybe that's it. The other is that he has made 1.00

00:20:54.420 this judgment earnestly because he really believes that most men are degenerates and rapists.

00:21:02.080 So it's probably true when they're accused. And when they're accused, the accusations are probably

00:21:07.280 true. But on what could he base that judgment? Well, it seems likely that he's probably basing it

00:21:17.440 on himself. He knows that about himself and he's assuming that it's true of others. So this is

00:21:23.420 projection. So either way, whatever leads a man to say, believe all women, it does in fact mean as

00:21:32.260 a matter of logic, not just fairness, but I think as a matter of logic that when he is accused,

00:21:36.960 we have good reason to disbelieve the denials that he issues. Because by saying believe all women in 1.00

00:21:44.460 the past, it means either he's a liar, in which case we can't believe him in his denials, 0.97

00:21:49.080 or he's projected his own behavior onto other men because he himself is probably a degenerate, 0.67

00:21:57.340 in which case we can't trust his denials either. So I think either way,

00:22:01.520 a man who goes around saying that and then is accused, there's actually good logical reason to

00:22:08.500 think that he probably did it. And even if there isn't, as I said, one standard for everybody,

00:22:17.440 this nonsense of pretending to hold a certain viewpoint and you throw that to the side

00:22:23.380 whenever it's politically expedient, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is what you said.

00:22:29.440 That's the way the game is going to be played.

00:22:34.620 But of course, fortunately for Joe Biden, because the media isn't covering this,

00:22:38.640 he doesn't have to even address it. I'm not sure if he's even issued a denial yet.

00:22:41.440 Not because he's not going to deny it, but just because he doesn't have to.

00:22:46.220 Nobody's asked him about it.

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00:24:58.360 All right, let's go to headlines. Number one, the media is reporting, celebrating really,

00:25:02.900 that the U.S. now supposedly has more coronavirus cases than any other country in the world.

00:25:07.960 So, leftists on social media have been ecstatic about this. Jim Acosta, especially, could hardly

00:25:14.440 hide the gloating tone in his tweets about it. But notice something. See all these headlines,

00:25:20.260 most cases, most cases in the world. Well, they all actually say confirmed cases or known cases or

00:25:28.400 reported cases. So, we have the most of that. We don't have the most cases. We have the most

00:25:34.040 confirmed known reported cases. So, what does that tell you? Well, it tells you essentially

00:25:40.120 nothing about how many cases we actually have in comparison to other countries. It tells you

00:25:45.680 nothing about that. All it tells you is that we've done the most tests, which we have. What a

00:25:52.780 coincidence. The country that does the most tests has the most cases. Interesting how that works.

00:25:58.400 Acosta also tweeted triumphantly, the U.S. has just passed China, a country four times larger in

00:26:06.300 population, in coronavirus cases. Yeah, but the thing is, Jimbo, in order for that to be true,

00:26:14.160 it needs to also be true that China and the U.S. have at least tested the same number of people,

00:26:19.320 which they haven't. And we need to be able to trust China's self-reported data, which we can't.

00:26:24.840 If you listen to China, they haven't had a new case in days. You know, they went from epidemic

00:26:30.940 to now they have just, it's all, it's gone. It's been cured. They've discovered the cure. It's a

00:26:37.580 miracle. Do you believe that? Does anyone really believe that? No, but the media is pretending to

00:26:45.680 believe and is, in fact, disseminating Chinese propaganda in order to get Trump. It is

00:26:50.800 traitorous, really. Number two, and this is becoming a daily occurrence, a rather delightful

00:26:58.680 daily occurrence. Dr. Birx, during a White House press briefing, once again, smacked down the press

00:27:04.940 for their coronavirus sensationalism. This woman is fantastic. I can't get enough of it. I think

00:27:09.920 it's great. Watch the latest here. We were reassured and meeting with our colleagues in New York

00:27:15.380 that there are still ICU beds remaining, and there's still significant over a thousand or

00:27:22.520 two thousand ventilators that have not been utilized yet. Please, for the reassurance of people around

00:27:28.820 the world to wake up this morning and look at people talking about creating DNR situations,

00:27:36.540 do not resuscitate situations for patients. There is no situation in the United States right now

00:27:43.280 that warrants that kind of discussion. You can be thinking about it in a hospital, certainly

00:27:50.420 many hospitals talk about this on a daily basis, but to say that to the American people, to make

00:27:56.240 the implication that when they need a hospital bed, it's not going to be there, or when they need

00:28:01.400 that ventilator, it's not going to be there. We don't have an evidence of that right now, and it's

00:28:07.300 our job collectively to assure the American people that it's our collective job to make sure that

00:28:12.580 doesn't happen. There's no model right now, I mean, no reality on the ground where we can see

00:28:18.120 that 60 to 70 percent of Americans are going to get infected in the next 8 to 12 weeks. I just want

00:28:25.360 to be clear about that. Okay, I want you to keep that in mind as we go to number three. This headline in

00:28:31.640 Yahoo, and in many other outlets as well, had it yesterday, blaring all over the place. Headline

00:28:37.060 is, U.S. virus deaths may top 80,000 despite confinement. 80,000 despite the fact that everyone's

00:28:44.440 locked down. The article continues, COVID-19 could lead to more than 80,000 deaths in the U.S.

00:28:49.660 and overwhelm hospital capacity nationally as soon as early April. As soon as early April,

00:28:55.060 which is in like, what, three days? New research showed on Thursday, the U.S. death toll for the

00:29:02.560 pandemic has already soared past 1,000 with 68,000 confirmed infections. Forecasters at the Institute

00:29:09.220 for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington School of Medicine analyzed the latest

00:29:14.420 COVID-19 data at a local, national, international level. These include hospitalization and mortality rates

00:29:19.580 as well as patient data, a date in terms of age, gender and pre-existing health conditions. Specifically,

00:29:26.460 they looked at the time lag between the first fatal cases and public intervention such as shuttering

00:29:31.380 schools and businesses, and they put all this together and they decided that 80,000 people are

00:29:36.440 going to die. There are 1,300 deaths right now, or thereabouts, here in the U.S. This study says it's

00:29:43.960 going to shoot up to 80,000 in a few days, really. Now, there are a lot of studies and a lot of models

00:29:51.000 at this point, a lot of projections, a lot of predictions by various different experts, and they

00:29:55.460 all say drastically different things. The question is, why is the media blaring this one all over the

00:30:02.700 place as opposed to any of the others? Well, we know the answer to that, of course. It's because it's

00:30:07.460 the scariest. It's significantly less scary than what they were predicting two weeks ago when they said

00:30:13.540 that, you know, two or three million or four million people are going to die. Now it's 80,000, but they're

00:30:19.380 always going to go with the scariest and put that in the headlines. That's how this works. That's what we've

00:30:23.460 learned, if we didn't know it already. Finally, some crucially important reporting from CNN. Well, this is

00:30:30.020 number four. I guess I don't have five. I can't count. Okay, we'll end on four. Five headlines is four

00:30:34.700 today. So CNN published a report or broadcast report, actually, that is really important. I

00:30:41.980 think it's life-saving, and I think we all will learn a lot from this. All right, I'm going to show

00:30:46.740 you how to wash your hands. Most people know how to do this, but always worth remembering. I'm just

00:30:51.540 going to wet my hands here, get plenty of soap, and just start rubbing your hands. And make sure you 0.53

00:30:57.480 really interlace your fingers like this, and then also turn your hands over. Don't forget the backs of

00:31:02.380 your hands. People often forget that. Both sides get it really well. And then I'll actually get

00:31:08.140 underneath the fingertips here, and even the nails a little bit to make sure you clean underneath there.

00:31:13.120 And then you got to get the thumbs. Thumbs are really important. Sing the happy birthday song

00:31:17.920 twice to yourself, and that usually will do it. And then I just sort of get the soap off my hands here

00:31:23.440 and there. And then here's the key. Before you turn the water off, dry your hands and use the same

00:31:32.520 paper towel. Turn off the water. You don't contaminate yourself. Oh, so that's how you do it.

00:31:38.820 See, I had no idea. I had thought, I've been doing it wrong this whole time. I thought that the way you

00:31:43.040 wash your hands is you stand on your head and yodel. That's the hand-washing maneuver I had been

00:31:49.560 using. I didn't realize that apparently you're supposed to use, what was it? What did he say?

00:31:54.400 It was a sop, sap. What was that thing? Soap. Soap. We're supposed to use soap. And you put your

00:32:02.940 hands under, what was it? I got to go back and look at it again. I didn't take notes.

00:32:09.220 Water. Soap and water is what you use. That's incredible. Thank you so much, CNN. See,

00:32:15.220 I'm glad that CNN is doing reports like this, telling us how to wash our hands,

00:32:18.160 rather than doing something like, I don't know, investigating and reporting the sexual assault

00:32:24.540 allegations against the Democratic frontrunner for the nomination for president. You know,

00:32:29.480 we don't want to do that. That's not newsworthy. Instead, let's bring a doctor in here to show us

00:32:35.180 how to wash our hands. Not patronizing at all, either, in the least. So thank you so much for

00:32:40.700 that, CNN. Now, we're going to go on to your daily cancellation, and it is quite a doozy this time.

00:32:45.540 But before we do, if you haven't had a chance to check out yet the All Access Live show, then I

00:32:51.380 would really recommend doing that. And in fact, eight o'clock tonight, Eastern time, 5 p.m. Pacific,

00:32:57.340 you can watch again. The thing about the All Access Live, it's very relaxed programming, more of a

00:33:01.880 casual kind of vibe, a conversation. So usually we put, I mean, you look at this set here, millions and

00:33:08.100 millions of dollars dumped into making this set look as magnificent as it does. But the All Access

00:33:16.380 Live isn't about that. It's just about the casual, at the end of a long day, in the middle of a very

00:33:21.380 long, what feels like an eternity of the last few weeks, it's a good time to just kind of sit there

00:33:26.860 and have a conversation. The show was originally intended for All Access members, but it's during

00:33:32.900 this national emergency. We've expanded it, extended it to all of our members, and in doing so, we've

00:33:38.240 accelerated the launch as well. So please join us tonight, 8 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. Pacific, for another

00:33:44.620 All Access show. It's a lot of fun. I think you'll enjoy it. Now, for your daily cancellation.

00:33:52.760 Today, we're canceling the Derbyshire Police, police department in the UK, obviously. What they've

00:33:59.120 been doing is they've been using drones to enforce their stay-at-home order. And anyone, so that means

00:34:05.560 anyone who's caught outside walking around is recorded by the drone, and then they're shamed

00:34:10.960 on social media for being outside. Already, we've got enough to cancel them. We don't have to go any

00:34:16.100 further. Already, we know, canceled, right? But you have to actually watch. You have to see this video

00:34:21.620 to appreciate just how ridiculous this is. Let me, I'll play it for you, and I'll follow along 0.87

00:34:30.200 as we watch this video that the Derbyshire Police, at Derbys Police on Twitter, they posted this to

00:34:37.780 Twitter. And let's check out the video. So it says, this is Kerbar Edge, it says. Now, you see out

00:34:45.020 there, in the middle of nowhere, these vehicles should not be here. Okay. They're out in the

00:34:52.160 middle of nowhere, on a field, in a park. And now we see walking your dog in the Peak District.

00:35:00.620 Not essential. Not essential. Humans, life forms, you are participating in not essential activity.

00:35:08.980 Go back to your homes. Going for a walk miles from home. Not essential. Your activity has been

00:35:15.680 judged. Not essential. Return to your domiciles, humans. Going out of your way for an Instagram

00:35:21.380 snap. Not essential. Not essential activity. Return to your domiciles. And now this one,

00:35:30.740 driving to a beauty spot for a stroll. Not essential. Can't do that either. You're going to get people sick. 0.80

00:35:35.380 I don't know how you're going to get people sick, but you will. Heading to the peaks to watch the

00:35:39.820 sunset. Not essential. Let's pause it here for just a minute. They're going to the peaks to watch

00:35:46.720 the sunset. You can't watch a sunset during a pandemic. You just can't do it. Why can't you do

00:35:53.780 it? I have no idea. It's dangerous during a pandemic to watch a sunset. Why is it dangerous? Don't know.

00:36:02.720 But the drone said it is. So you can't watch a sunset. Let's see the rest of this here.

00:36:12.520 The government advice is clear. You should only travel if it is essential.

00:36:21.060 Traveling to remote areas of the Peak District for your exercise is not essential.

00:36:25.280 We are all in this together. And then they end with the, please help us, please help us stay home,

00:36:32.240 save lives. I like how they end it with the little positive, the Orwellian positivity there at the end.

00:36:37.480 We're all in this together. Stay home and save lives. Let me ask you, people that are walking by

00:36:47.620 themselves down a country road in a field, not another human within sight, right? Literally not

00:36:57.440 another human within sight. How are they putting lives in jeopardy? How are they at risk of infecting

00:37:06.160 anybody else? There's nobody around them. They're in the wilderness. Are they at risk of getting

00:37:13.220 infected? Now, again, if this was the zombie apocalypse, and I know the media really wishes

00:37:19.400 it was a zombie apocalypse, and it seems like some law enforcement agencies kind of wish it was a

00:37:23.400 zombie apocalypse. I sort of wish it was a zombie apocalypse too, because frankly, this apocalypse has

00:37:28.140 been not as active as I thought. The apocalypse has involved a lot more sitting around than I imagine

00:37:39.320 that it would. So look, we would all prefer zombies, but there are no zombies. And so if you're walking

00:37:45.120 down the countryside, there really isn't any danger of something jumping out from behind a tree or from

00:37:51.620 behind a bush and infecting you. That's not how viruses are transmitted. My question to the Derbyshire

00:37:56.940 police, how do you think, what is your theory of transmission for this disease? How do you think

00:38:02.500 it's transmitted? Do you think that somebody sitting in their homes 50 miles away, who's infected with

00:38:09.140 the coronavirus, do you think the virus is going to jump out of their mouths and like crawl speedily

00:38:15.240 across the carpet, open the door, go outside, maybe hop on a bus, go to a bus station, get out,

00:38:22.880 travel across the field 14 miles, and then hide behind a curb, a curb. And as soon as a person comes

00:38:29.920 walking around there, jump out, right? Like attack their face, crawl into their nose. Is that how you 0.70

00:38:37.660 think it works? Now, if the government has information indicating that the virus does spread

00:38:46.800 that way, then please let us know. Because if that's the case, I will definitely be staying inside

00:38:51.220 my house and not leaving for any reason whatsoever. But I'm pretty sure that this virus is spread

00:38:56.180 mainly by like if somebody, you know, if you touch something that someone left their bodily fluids on

00:39:01.660 and then you put your hands in your mouth, spread that way. If they cough, like right in your face,

00:39:06.880 spread that way. Not essential. Yeah, you're right. These are not essential activities. But you know what?

00:39:14.780 This is what makes us human. The fact that we participate in non-essential activities,

00:39:20.620 that's what makes us human. Yeah, a squirrel or a deer or porcupine isn't going to stop to watch a

00:39:27.580 sunset. Humans do. It's what makes us human. And so you can't tell us that during a pandemic,

00:39:33.740 we have to cease participating in all human activity and pretend to be bears hibernating

00:39:40.240 in a cave somewhere. There's just no reason whatsoever why people can't go out for a walk

00:39:48.640 in the countryside. There's just no reason. There's no reason for that. This is a power trip

00:39:53.220 by the government. That's what it is. And the problem is, if we start to see that the government

00:40:02.100 is having a power trip, not just the Derbyshire police, but we talked yesterday about Chicago,

00:40:07.840 the Chicago mayor is saying, hey, if you want to go outside your house, you go out briefly,

00:40:11.540 you go back in. Being outside is not for 5Ks. I think that was her exact phrase. She's now telling

00:40:18.460 us what the outside is for. If you're in Chicago, the mayor has decided what outside exists for.

00:40:24.340 The entire outside, she'll tell you what it's for. Okay. This is her outside, not yours.

00:40:30.120 These are the things you're allowed to do outside. Anything less than that, get back inside, you peasant.

00:40:37.980 But when we start to see these naked power trips, not literally naked, hopefully,

00:40:45.940 but when we start to see these power trips, then we start thinking, okay, well, they're obviously

00:40:50.000 power tripping over here with this. What else of this is a power trip?

00:40:55.900 Let's go to emails. You can become a Daily Wire member and send emails to the mailbag from Ben.

00:41:01.120 This says, hello, Matt. Since on quarantine, I thought it'd be a good idea to begin to grow some

00:41:04.600 facial hair. So far, I've gone a week without shaving. I have a few questions. Will the constant 0.99

00:41:09.140 annoying itching disappear as my facial hair grows longer? Or should I be using a beard product of

00:41:15.520 sorts to reduce this sensation? How long should I wait until I cut my losses and accept that my facial

00:41:21.100 hair won't look very good? How will I know if I should go with the style of full facial hair or

00:41:26.600 just a partial? Any other beginner tips would be appreciated too. Thank you for your time and hope

00:41:32.160 you and the family are staying healthy. Ben, first of all, stop whining about the itching.

00:41:38.940 You are unworthy of your beard when you're sitting there whining and bitching about the itching. 0.99

00:41:44.400 It should be forcibly removed from your face. You should be grateful that you're growing a beard. 0.99

00:41:51.840 You should be ecstatic that you are joining now the ranks of bearded men. That is, you're joining the

00:41:57.300 ranks of real men. You are now a man or becoming one for the first time in your life. Gratitude

00:42:04.240 and humility are the two attitudes that you should be bringing to this endeavor.

00:42:12.540 Not one of complaint and entitlement. That is for the baby-faced freaks, okay? And that is the group

00:42:20.720 that you are leaving, and rightfully so. Don't be like them. Second, yes, you should be using product.

00:42:27.300 You can get beard oil, beard balm, beard wax, beard condition. We just talked about beard supply,

00:42:31.080 okay? Beard supply, great, great place to look. I tend to use many products for my beard. And not

00:42:38.460 right now because I have a very short beard, the beard of a child at the moment, much to my shame. But

00:42:43.200 when I have a real beard, my beard prepping routine usually takes about seven to eight hours.

00:42:50.260 So the day is basically over by the time I'm done preparing my beard. And really, it's kind of

00:42:55.600 destroyed my life because all I ever do is prepare my beard. And it's become a whole thing. But don't

00:42:59.940 focus on that. The main thing is you want to make sure that your beard is properly prepped. When should

00:43:05.080 you cut your losses and accept that your facial hair won't look good? Well, I just want to be clear

00:43:09.720 about this. If your beard doesn't look good, it's not your beard's fault. It is your fault. It is your

00:43:15.920 face's fault, okay? So don't blame it on the beard. Don't take it out on the beard.

00:43:20.180 As a man, the primary responsibility of your face is to serve as a platform for your beard.

00:43:28.900 So if you're looking at your beard and thinking, this looks weird, no, it's your face that's weird.

00:43:33.400 Okay? Your face is failing in its responsibility. Your face is a disgrace. So that's all I would say

00:43:40.360 about that. If you're thinking my beard looks weird, just consider the possibility that you are

00:43:47.080 a hideous person. And that's why. Take it from me, okay? So I know that about myself. 0.99

00:43:57.080 It's not my, anytime I have a problem with the beard, it's not the beard. It's not this part

00:44:00.580 down here. It's all up here, okay? This is all a mess and out of place. This is the good part of my

00:44:06.160 face. This is the only good part of my face. This up here is, you know, makes me want to become a

00:44:13.660 Muslim woman. I could wear like a burqa or something to hide it. But that's, the point is, that is not, 0.99

00:44:18.700 don't take it out on your beard. That's all I'm trying to tell you. Okay, let's go to Adam. Says,

00:44:23.240 Matt, you're wrong about the stimulus checks. You say we might as well burn the money because it's

00:44:26.880 not going to pay everyone's bills. That's obviously stupid. And it sounds like you're just, you just like 1.00

00:44:32.320 to complain. How about be happy that they're trying to do something at least? It may not be great,

00:44:38.340 but it's something. Why not try some gratitude for a change? Your negativity is exhausting.

00:44:44.900 Right. Okay, Adam, a few problems here. First of all, my point about the stimulus checks is that

00:44:49.600 we're sending checks to a lot of people who don't need it. There are going to be a lot of people who

00:44:53.760 still have an income, and we're sending them however many millions or billions of dollars are

00:44:59.680 being spent on people like this. Have an income, they're working from home, or, you know, maybe they

00:45:04.960 work at a place that hasn't closed down, and they're still in the exact same spot they were now

00:45:10.340 that they were before all this started. What are we sending them money for? I don't think we could

00:45:16.380 just say, ah, you know, yeah, a couple billion bucks we wasted on them. So, no big deal. What's a few

00:45:21.460 billion between friends? No, what are we sending them money for? And then there are many people who

00:45:27.940 don't have an income and won't get a check because they made too much money two years ago. Too much,

00:45:34.580 according to the government's arbitrary cutoff line. And then there are a lot of other people

00:45:39.020 who do need it and will get it. But how many of them will actually be able to live on 1,200 bucks

00:45:45.760 for the duration of the lockdown? A few, maybe? What percentage? The rest are still going to have

00:45:51.380 to find some other income stream, or they're going to be out on the street, not able to afford food.

00:45:55.960 It's like, either way, right? The stimulus money in and of itself for those people doesn't do a whole lot.

00:46:01.180 Now, if you have no income stream right now, and because the government's taken it from you,

00:46:06.680 and your mortgage is $2,000, you can't just send in 1,200. Most landlords, if you owe,

00:46:16.200 if you owe 1,500 bucks in rent, and with most landlords anyway, you can't just give them 1,200

00:46:21.320 and say, let's just call it 12. We'll call it even. What do you say? What do you say?

00:46:25.440 Okay. They're going to say, no, I need the full amount. And so, you know, having part of your rent

00:46:30.660 effectively ends up, it's not much better than having none. Now, look, if it were free,

00:46:38.380 if we had a magical money tree, and there were no cost to this, then sure, I'd say, who cares?

00:46:44.200 Whatever. You know, $1,200 is better than nothing. Just send it. But it's not free. This costs trillions

00:46:49.240 of dollars. It's going to be $6 trillion all in. $6 trillion debt that will be on the shoulders of

00:46:55.640 our children to deal with. So call me crazy, Adam, but I'd prefer if it actually made a positive

00:47:05.320 impact, a substantial, noticeable, positive impact, an impact that is worth the enormous,

00:47:11.560 astronomical, inconceivable cost attached to it. And I haven't even gotten into all the left-wing

00:47:19.220 pork. I haven't gotten into, you know, how the bill in some ways incentivizes companies to lay

00:47:25.900 off employees. I mean, there are so many problems with this bill. I haven't even gotten into that.

00:47:31.620 Now, as to this idea that I should be positive and cheerful and happy, at least they did something.

00:47:37.500 I find that idea nauseating, frankly. When you say they, oh, they did something. Who are they?

00:47:43.980 Are we talking about children? I mean, yeah, they're emotional and mental children that we

00:47:49.760 have in Congress, but actual children? No. Are these my kids who drew me a picture and I should

00:47:54.260 be happy with it, even if it kind of sucks? I should say, oh, well, oh, this is beautiful. Thank you so 0.90

00:47:59.480 much. It's so great. What a great picture. Pat him on the head. No. These are lawmakers. These are

00:48:05.980 people in power. These are people who hold the purse strings, that have the money, your money,

00:48:10.660 money. My money. Okay? We shouldn't smile and nod and say, oh, at least you tried. At least you

00:48:17.540 tried. You did something. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yeah, this bill is an absolute garbage

00:48:22.980 heap. It costs $6 trillion, putting us even deeper in debt, debt that's going to be on our children. 0.97

00:48:26.980 But thank you so much. Thank you for trying. You tried. Thank you so much, lawmakers.

00:48:34.320 Bullcrap. You think they have that attitude towards you? When the government comes around come tax day,

00:48:39.100 and says, you owe X amount, you know, can you just send the IRS like a couple of paper clips and

00:48:47.700 a pack of fruit snacks and say, hey, you know, this is what I tried. I'm trying. I tried to give you

00:48:54.980 something. It's something better than nothing. I gave you something. No, they're going to say,

00:49:00.840 no, no, no, not something. This is how much you owe. Give us that full amount. Okay? Or you can work

00:49:06.520 out a payment plan, but give us the full amount, or you're going to jail. How about that, bud?

00:49:10.880 That's what the government says to you. The government makes demands of you and says,

00:49:15.440 do this, exactly this, or jail. And so you want to turn around and respond to them by saying,

00:49:24.360 well, you know, you don't really have to even do anything. Just try. Just give it a,

00:49:28.120 just give a, you know, A plus effort. And that's all we need. You had fun, didn't you? As long as you

00:49:34.080 have some fun while you do it. What a disgusting, gross attitude. It makes me sick to my stomach. 0.99

00:49:41.000 I might vomit right here when I hear this kind of attitude. You're not alone, Adam. There's so

00:49:45.260 many Americans that operate this way. I think you've all been unconscious your whole lives

00:49:48.800 that you would, that you, that you think there are a lot of people with this bill who say,

00:49:53.560 that's, that's terrible. It's terrible, but it's something. They did something.

00:49:57.080 What, how could you, if you've been paying even a moderate amount of attention, how could you still

00:50:03.680 think that the government doing something is always better than it doing nothing at all?

00:50:09.240 If the some, if it's a choice between doing something counterproductive and destructive,

00:50:13.420 and that costs $6 trillion on top of it, and, or doing nothing, if those are the two choices,

00:50:20.140 nothing or counterproductive destructive costs $6 trillion. Nothing is definitely so much better

00:50:26.040 in that case. This attitude of, as long as they're doing something, no, no. Again, have you been

00:50:37.620 paying attention at all your whole life? What, so what do you think? What I'm saying about the people

00:50:48.380 in power, lawmakers, I, I don't want them to do something, okay? I want them to do the right thing.

00:50:56.960 That's what I pay them for. I want them to do their job, a good job. Imagine that. Perish the

00:51:03.640 thought. You want me to lower the bar, except less? That's what you think the problem is? You think

00:51:11.040 the problem is we hold our lawmakers to too high a standard? You want to have a cheerful optimism while

00:51:19.620 they just march us right off a cliff? Whistling Dixie the whole way? You know, because, because

00:51:24.700 you're, you're, you're, at least you're, you're, let's be positive. Let's keep an upbeat attitude.

00:51:30.140 Let's have an upbeat attitude while the government takes us right off a cliff.

00:51:32.780 Don't be a negative Nancy about it.

00:51:38.660 Yeah, I am kind of negative. I am kind of negative about our, our collection of narcissists and,

00:51:43.140 and cowards and con men that we have in Washington. 0.95

00:51:45.960 But yeah, you're right. You're right. I guess I should just, uh, I guess I should just learn to, 0.99

00:51:52.640 you know, to like it. Learn to like it. Good point, Adam. Thanks so much for the email.

00:51:58.700 Really, really great stuff. Very insightful too. And I thank you for that. Thanks everybody for

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00:52:06.380 and being online and everything. And I think for all of our mental health, I'm going to try the same

00:52:10.660 and it might, it might help us in a lot of ways during this time. Um, have a great weekend. Godspeed.

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The Matt Walsh Show - March 27, 2020

Ep. 454 - Time To Hold Joe 'Believe All Women' Biden To His Own Standard

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