The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 480 - Christians Volunteer To Treat Coronavirus Patients, Gay Activist Bullies Attack Them

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, gay activists campaigned against a Christian field hospital

00:00:04.540 that was treating coronavirus patients in New York. They apparently succeeded in having the

00:00:09.100 hospital shut down early. We'll talk about the incredible arrogance and pettiness and bigotry

00:00:16.260 and narrow-mindedness of left-wing gay activists, which of course is everything they accuse 0.99

00:00:21.680 their opponents of being, but they are the ones who exemplify it. Also, five headlines,

00:00:25.920 including a video of NYPD officers making a violent social distancing arrest. And finally,

00:00:34.160 many musical artists have released coronavirus-themed songs in the last month, as we might expect. So

00:00:42.420 today we're going to listen to some of those songs, and we'll rate them and decide which is the best,

00:00:47.620 because it's always fun to do that. But first, as I mentioned, Samaritan's Purse is a charitable

00:00:54.660 organization that has been essentially run out of New York City after opening a volunteer field

00:01:00.740 hospital to care for COVID-19 patients. Their operation in the city was coming to an end soon

00:01:07.480 in any case, as the outbreak is increasingly brought under control in New York. But local media reports

00:01:15.800 that controversy over the group's religious views contributed to the decision to shut it down earlier

00:01:22.740 than expected. Now, to be absolutely clear about this, the controversy is that Samaritan's Purse is

00:01:30.380 Christian. That's the controversy. And radical LGBT activists hate Christians. It really is as simple

00:01:37.780 as that. Now, it should go without saying that Samaritan's Purse never discriminated against any

00:01:46.320 patients. Okay, so this is not a controversy that stems from anything that Samaritan's Purse did.

00:01:50.880 It volunteered to help and serve anybody, no matter their sexual orientation or their race or creed or

00:01:58.820 anything else. And that's exactly what they did. But extremist gay groups, like the group Reclaim Pride 0.67

00:02:05.800 Coalition in New York, rallied to have the volunteers chased out of town and are now celebrating the closing

00:02:12.760 of a field hospital during a pandemic as a, quote, victory of the LGBT community and other oppressed

00:02:19.320 groups. That's a quote from one of the people from the organization. A member of the coalition

00:02:25.200 attacked New York City for, quote, bringing a huge dangerous bigot into our midst, which, you know,

00:02:33.520 I think is maybe an overly hostile way of describing a field hospital. A huge dangerous bigot is the way it

00:02:42.200 was described. But of course, overly hostile is the name of the game where LGBT activists are concerned.

00:02:48.780 Another example of that, a video posted by Reclaim Pride a few days ago features a drag queen named 0.99

00:02:54.980 Marty Cummings ranting that Samaritan's Purse is a, quote, bigoted anti-Muslim, anti-LGBTQ institution

00:03:02.160 that has, quote, instilled bigoted beliefs into the world, whatever that means. I don't know how you

00:03:07.640 instill beliefs. But in fact, let's, now that I mentioned it, let's watch this video of Marty

00:03:13.840 Cummings, the drag queen, talking about health care volunteers. Watch this. 1.00

00:03:19.700 Hi, I'm Marty Gold Cummings, and I'm calling upon Dr. Kenneth Davis and Dr. David Reich,

00:03:25.820 the CEO and president of Mount Sinai, one of the foremost medical institutions in our country.

00:03:30.860 I'm calling upon them to amend the relationship that they have with Samaritan's Purse. Samaritan's 0.98

00:03:38.860 Purse is a bigoted, anti-Muslim, anti-LGBTQ institution run by Franklin Graham. It's an 0.98

00:03:47.120 organization that has used its platform to instill bigoted beliefs into the world. It is shameful

00:03:55.080 that this organization is using a crisis as an excuse to peddle their anti-Muslim and anti-LGBTQ 0.78

00:04:02.480 agenda. I am calling upon Mount Sinai to require that if the relationship with Samaritan's Purse 0.99

00:04:10.460 continues, that Samaritan's Purse stops the practice of making volunteers sign a pledge saying

00:04:18.940 that they will have a statement of faith, a statement of faith saying that they do not

00:04:28.120 believe in the LGBTQ lifestyle. It is homophobic and transphobic, and it is wrong. And this 0.92

00:04:35.500 organization is about to expand from 68 beds to hundreds of beds in the city. I urge you and

00:04:42.060 demand you to require Samaritan's Purse to drop this part of their agenda immediately.

00:04:50.880 Now, there is, of course, no doubt that a man who provides the essential service of dancing in

00:04:56.680 women's clothes is in a good position to criticize volunteer health care workers. No doubt about that. 1.00

00:05:02.640 But even so, I have to wonder why Cummings, if he cares so much for LGBTQ people and Muslims,

00:05:08.640 why he's calling for the banishment of an organization that serves LGBTQ people and Muslims,

00:05:15.640 among others. Also, speaking of Muslims, I'd like to know if Cummings has ever spoken out against any

00:05:23.760 Muslim group for their bigoted quote-unquote views about the LGBT community. If it was a Muslim 0.99

00:05:30.760 charitable organization serving the sick in New York, it's not, it's Christian. But if it was Muslim, 0.90

00:05:37.140 would Cummings be making these same criticisms? Or would he, in fact, be attacking anyone who says

00:05:43.640 exactly what he is saying about Samaritan's Purse? Everything he's saying about Samaritan's Purse,

00:05:49.640 if someone else were to say that about a Muslim group, he'd be calling them, not the Muslim group, 0.72

00:05:54.400 but the person saying it, a bigot. And we all know that. We'll talk more about this in just a second.

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00:07:19.100 off. Okay. So back to Samaritan's Purse and Reclaim Pride and guys like this drag queen here 1.00

00:07:29.060 attacking Christians. Now, they would never do this with any other religious group, especially

00:07:34.180 a Muslim group. And I would say the same thing of, for example, New York City Council Speaker

00:07:40.480 Corey Johnson, who excoriated the Christian group in a lengthy Twitter tirade, claiming that Samaritan's

00:07:48.380 Purse is, quote, an affront to our values of inclusion and is painful for all New Yorkers.

00:07:54.940 He's describing it as painful and an affront to our values for Christians to help sick people.

00:08:01.400 That's what he's talking about here. Johnson said that Samaritan's Purse, the founder of Samaritan's

00:08:06.780 Purse, Franklin Graham, is notoriously bigoted and hate spewing. And he said that Samaritan's

00:08:12.920 Purse, quote, came at a time when our city couldn't in good conscience turn away any offer to help.

00:08:18.480 I think we should pause here for a moment and appreciate the just awe-inspiring pettiness

00:08:23.720 of this accusation. Because it's not very often that a person is accused of nefariously taking

00:08:29.020 advantage of a crisis in order to provide kindness and charity. That's what he's saying.

00:08:34.120 He's saying these dastardly evildoers came here and they offered their help and their kindness at a

00:08:41.680 time when we couldn't turn them away. Okay, so what's the problem exactly? Now, Johnson, along with

00:08:47.840 many other critics of the organization, such as Cummings, like you heard, they also take issue with

00:08:54.480 the statement of faith that all volunteers of Samaritan's Purse are required to sign. But contrary

00:09:00.260 to how this statement is characterized by LGBT activists, there is nothing bigoted about it.

00:09:06.120 Okay, now this is a long statement. It's not just about marriage and sexuality. I think there's

00:09:13.420 like 11 or 12 points of Christian doctrine that volunteers are asked to affirm. Only one of them

00:09:21.440 touches on the issue of marriage and sexuality. But here's what that relevant portion says.

00:09:26.200 It says,

00:09:27.160 We believe God's plan for human sexuality is to be expressed only within the context of marriage.

00:09:34.000 That God created man and woman as unique biological persons made to complete each other. God instituted

00:09:39.820 monogamous marriage between male and female as a foundation of the family and the basic structure

00:09:43.660 of human society. For this reason, we believe that marriage is exclusively the union of one genetic

00:09:48.420 male and one genetic female. This is a basic Christian tenet. It does not 1.00

00:09:55.940 require or even imply bigotry towards anyone. And to me, it seems a rather reasonable thing for a 0.65

00:10:04.820 Christian organization in order to preserve its identity as a Christian organization to ensure

00:10:09.620 that its members are in fact Christian by having them sign a statement like this. Now, what would be

00:10:16.320 unreasonable and truly bigoted is if patients who came there sick and were in need of help were made to

00:10:25.080 sign a statement pledging their fealty and obedience to Christian doctrine before receiving the treatment

00:10:29.940 they need? If that's what Samaritan's Purse was doing, then I would agree that we've got a huge

00:10:36.520 problem here. But that's not what they do. They serve everybody. So what's the lesson here?

00:10:46.100 The real lesson is one that we've learned many times over by now. Left-wing gay activists are so 0.99

00:10:54.200 often bullies who wish to impose their priorities and their viewpoints on everybody else in every 0.99

00:11:03.360 situation, no matter the context. These are people of such narrow minds and such prejudicial

00:11:12.820 dispositions that they would actually hail the shuttering of a Christian field hospital during a

00:11:19.860 pandemic as a victory for their cause. And it is a victory for their cause if their cause is to be so

00:11:26.960 unsympathetic and so unlikable that even people who disagree with the Christian teaching on human

00:11:33.060 sexuality are tempted to defend it just to spite them. Gay activists always claim 0.98

00:11:39.620 that they just want to be left alone, to live their own life, make their own choices.

00:11:48.080 But, you know, that's exactly what they won't allow anyone else to do.

00:11:54.700 It turns out that, you know, they don't just want their choices to be tolerated or allowed. They want

00:12:01.240 their choices to be affirmed. And as far as they're concerned, it's our job. The rest of society,

00:12:08.040 it's our job to provide that affirmation to them all the time, constantly, even during a pandemic.

00:12:16.980 During a pandemic, our primary duty is still, as far as they're concerned, to provide affirmation,

00:12:22.720 to be affirmation providers to the radical LGBT left. Now, Samaritan's Purse, on the other hand,

00:12:29.820 if you compare their approach, they were just trying to help people. And if there was any attempt to

00:12:36.300 evangelize, which there's no doubt that Samaritan's Purse, one of their great goals is to spread the

00:12:44.720 gospel. Okay? Guilty as charged, I'm sure. I'm sure they would admit that. But they aren't doing it

00:12:51.940 through bigotry. They aren't doing it through imposing themselves on anyone. They aren't doing

00:12:57.420 it by, you know, as like I said, requiring that patients be baptized in order to receive treatment.

00:13:03.980 That's not how they're doing it. If they're evangelizing it, they're doing it by deed and

00:13:08.660 example. They're setting a good example, and then they're hoping that people will see this and ask

00:13:16.180 themselves, well, why are these people doing this? Why are they serving? Why are they? And then they'll

00:13:20.240 get a chance at that point to talk about the gospel. Maybe gay activists should try a similar strategy,

00:13:26.900 because right now they're doing the opposite. Maybe rather than going around screaming and crying and 0.78

00:13:34.100 accusing everyone of being a bigot, even as you yourself are a bigot, maybe rather than trying to

00:13:38.680 shut down field hospitals, maybe rather than trying to make everything about yourself all the time, maybe

00:13:44.340 rather than trying to shove your sexuality in everybody's face while you claim that's not what

00:13:48.480 you're doing, but that's exactly what you're doing. Rather than doing that, maybe just like

00:13:53.120 be good people and go out and help people. Why aren't you out there volunteering if you're trying

00:14:00.320 to shut down other volunteers and lead by example? And then when someone sees your great example and

00:14:09.120 they talk to you and they ask, why are you doing this? Why are you being so kind? Then you'll get a

00:14:13.040 chance to open up and talk about your worldview and what deeply motivates you. How about that for

00:14:17.520 a, for a, for a, for an idea? But don't let me stop you if you're a, you know, a radical leftist LGBT

00:14:24.360 activist, because what you're doing right now is your strategy right now is completely undermining

00:14:30.920 everything you want. You know, it's good for the people who oppose you because like I said, even,

00:14:38.340 even people who are inclined to agree with you cannot stand you with this kind of thing. How could they?

00:14:45.040 I mean, what do you think's going to happen? What do you really think people are going to rally to

00:14:50.620 your, to your cause and to your position and find you sympathetic when you are protesting field

00:14:57.540 hospitals? My God. All right. Um, let's move on to news headlines, but before we do, this is a very

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00:17:10.820 going to news. First of all, number one headline daily wire, uh, it says more than 40% of small

00:17:17.900 businesses may close in the next six months. Reading from the article a little bit, it says

00:17:22.380 in addition to record unemployment numbers, experts now predict that a wave of small business

00:17:26.380 bankruptcies is on the horizon and it could leave the United States with 40% fewer small businesses.

00:17:32.320 The New York Times reports that the United States chambers of commerce estimates more than 40% of

00:17:37.160 the nation's 30 million small businesses could close permanently in the next six months. A statistic

00:17:41.740 entirely attributable to the coronavirus pandemic and ensuing lockdowns. Now, when you read something

00:17:46.740 like this, um, it, this should be headline news everywhere. I mean, this, this should be the main

00:17:55.220 thing we're talking about right now. 40% of small, small businesses going under is an absolute

00:18:00.400 catastrophe. And the economy doesn't simply bounce back from that. Like it never happened.

00:18:08.500 Uh, you can't lose 40% of your small businesses and continue along like nothing happened. It doesn't

00:18:15.760 work that way. And it's important to remember that, you know, a lot of these big corporations

00:18:22.480 are doing perfectly well through all of this or doing even better. Some of them, you know,

00:18:29.060 the Walmart's of the world, they're, they're, they're even hiring workers right now, which is

00:18:33.060 good that they're hiring, but because they get to be open. And, um, what's, what's happened in so

00:18:38.740 many cases is that all the small businesses, the small businesses that were already struggling to

00:18:43.360 compete with these big box stores, they'd been shut down while the big powerful, uh, retailers get to

00:18:49.240 stay open. And now all of those customers who used to go to the small businesses, now they're all being

00:18:53.980 forced to go to the big box stores. And, uh, it's, it's, you know, I don't think that this is a,

00:19:00.480 this is a coincidence that it just so happens that the big powerful corporations with all this money

00:19:06.680 and influence, they get to stay open while the businesses that don't have that influence have to

00:19:11.380 shut. Um, I think it's just a, an absolute outrage. Number two, New York times reports a new book in

00:19:17.680 the twilight series titled midnight sun will be told from the perspective of Edward Cullen. So a

00:19:22.300 new twilight is coming out. And all I can say about that is that it proves without a shadow of a doubt

00:19:26.840 that God's wrath has truly come upon us. Um, epidemic murder hornet hornets now twilights

00:19:34.320 repent ye sinners. Okay. This is, this is truly,

00:19:38.980 this is truly the apocalypse. Number three, CNN reports, Joe Biden says his vice presidential committee

00:19:46.460 is looking at more than a dozen women. That's a direct quote. His vice presidential committee is

00:19:53.540 looking at more than a dozen women. And I know what you're thinking when you hear that. If he's

00:19:59.800 just looking, that's at least a little progress. And I agree. So it's good to see this kind of

00:20:05.800 personal growth from the democratic nominee. Number four, police officers in New York were attempting to

00:20:11.440 make a social distancing arrest a few days ago and things went sideways and it was caught on video

00:20:16.480 as it so often is when things go sideways in these situations. Um, before I play it a little bit of

00:20:22.720 context. So apparently according to the police commissioner, two people were on the sidewalk in

00:20:29.380 New York, um, talking, one was sitting on a milk crate and another was standing there and they were,

00:20:35.600 I don't know, having a conversation. Police approached and, uh, uh, uh, approached them

00:20:41.380 because they were violating social distancing. And then supposedly it's also added that they noticed

00:20:46.400 marijuana that one of them had on them. Now this doesn't make a lot of sense to me because it's

00:20:51.360 being reported at a, as a social distancing arrest. Then the reports also mentioned that,

00:20:56.640 oh yeah, the cops said there was marijuana. So which is it? Was it a, was it a drug arrest or was

00:21:00.020 a social distancing? Um, or did they, were they arresting them for the social distancing thing?

00:21:05.760 And then they found the marijuana in the process? I don't know. So, but that's what leads up to

00:21:11.160 this moment right here.

00:21:12.480 Hey, come on. Stop. No, no, y'all going to jail.

00:21:20.760 What are you doing? What are you doing? Yo, come on. Yo, what's going on? I didn't do nothing.

00:21:29.100 Don't tell me about it.

00:21:31.100 I swear, I didn't do nothing.

00:21:33.100 Move back. Move the f**k back right now. Move the f**k back right now. Move the f**k back. Move the f**k back. 1.00

00:21:40.240 What the f**k are you flexing for? Don't flex. 1.00

00:21:43.240 But you got lost on the truth. He ain't f**k here. 0.98

00:21:46.240 Look, look, look. He ain't even do nothing. He ain't even do nothing. He ain't even do nothing. He ain't even do nothing. Look. 0.96

00:21:54.240 He ain't even do nothing. He ain't even do nothing. He's f**k.

00:21:58.240 That's the f**k. That's the f**k you f**k. 1.00

00:22:02.240 Okay. A lot of additional context is needed here. Obviously we don't, we don't know everything we 1.00

00:22:09.240 need to know. Um, and we do know that you can't always take these videos at face value. So that's

00:22:14.000 true. But with that said, a few things I think can be stated with a degree of confidence. First of all,

00:22:19.320 slapping a guy in the face repeatedly is not necessary. Is those, those open hand slaps. 0.77

00:22:26.000 You're not, you're not going to subdue someone that way. It seems to me just matter of human

00:22:31.440 psychology. All you're going to do is piss somebody off doing that. So that, that, that can't possibly

00:22:36.080 be a legitimate tactic for police to use when arresting someone. There's no way that that's,

00:22:41.320 that that actually helps in the, in the, in the effort of arresting them. The only reason you slap a guy

00:22:46.560 in the face is if you're mad, it's the same reason anybody else would do it. So that cop was mad. It

00:22:54.100 was very clear in the video. He was ticked off and, uh, he was taking it out on the other guy,

00:22:59.360 but call me a libertarian, I guess, because I have to take the rather radical position that cops don't

00:23:06.100 have the right to physically take their frustrations out on the population. They have as much a right to

00:23:12.320 slap somebody in anger as I do. And I have no right to do that. So neither do they.

00:23:18.760 Um, now you can say the other guy should have backed off. He should have complied, whatever.

00:23:22.540 Fine. That doesn't mean that the cops can just kick your butt because they feel like it because 0.99

00:23:26.340 they're, they're mad. Um, and if, if they're arresting you, I mean the idea, and you see these 0.98

00:23:32.000 in the video sometimes where they're arresting someone and they'll just, they'll just get a few

00:23:34.980 shots in just for the sake of it while they're arresting somebody. How is that acceptable?

00:23:40.720 Um, second, whether the arrest of that guy was justified or not, I'll tell you right now that

00:23:47.060 these kinds of incidents and these kinds of videos, uh, tied one way or another to social distancing

00:23:54.180 enforcement is how you get a complete breakdown of the whole social distancing scheme. Uh, it's how you

00:24:01.020 get riots and chaos. So if you want riots, this is how you get them just like this with videos of

00:24:09.860 cops beating the hell out of citizens in an effort to enforce social distancing. It doesn't matter that

00:24:16.540 more context is needed. It doesn't matter if there's more to the story. When people start to get the

00:24:22.000 impression that they are in a, that they are living in a violent police state where if they, you know, 0.99

00:24:28.740 don't keep a proper distance from someone else, they can get their asses kicked by the cops. 0.99

00:24:34.540 That's when the backlash really starts. I mean, these protests we've seen are nothing in comparison 0.99

00:24:40.140 to what you get when, when, when you have mass amounts of people who start to believe that they're

00:24:48.280 in a police state. And the thing is we are in a police state. This is just a dramatic illustration of

00:24:53.260 that fact. Five, finally, just to give you yet another, another thing to worry about, um, monkeys

00:24:59.380 on motorcycles are now patrolling the streets, trying to kidnap our children. Watch this.

00:25:07.740 I just have so many questions about this, but I want to focus on, on just one right now. Um, and that

00:25:29.560 is why is everybody else so lackadaisical in their response to what's happening? A monkey,

00:25:38.100 rode up on a miniature motorcycle and dragged away a child. Why is there not more of a freak out over

00:25:47.980 this event? You see the woman on the bench, she, I assume that's her kid. She's just watching it

00:25:54.580 happen. Like this is some kind of everyday occurrence. She doesn't even get up. You see that she sits

00:26:00.860 there and watches the kid get dragged away by a monkey. The guy on the balcony is shouting at the

00:26:06.140 monkey, but not with anything near the sort of urgency and surprise that you might expect.

00:26:10.720 Then the other guy comes walking in casually after the monkey already ditched the child. The guy,

00:26:16.000 the guy comes walking in not, not, not very, you know, upset, just sort of like, Hey monkey,

00:26:22.100 come on, come on, come on. What are you doing? Enough with the kidnapping. All right. Sheesh.

00:26:28.320 But then I think I'm actually sort of envious that these people are apparently living the kind of life

00:26:34.340 where a kidnapping monkey on a motorcycle isn't all that interesting. Can you imagine living a life

00:26:41.500 where that doesn't interest you? That's not even anything to like talk about. You go to dinner,

00:26:48.480 you sit down at dinner later and you don't even bring it up what you saw because it's, it's,

00:26:52.500 it's such a normal occurrence. That seems like an exciting life. I'm wondering what would it take

00:26:57.980 to rate a surprised reaction from the people in that video? Would they need like a machine gun wielding

00:27:06.320 flamingo on a pogo stick, robbing a bank? Would that, would that do it? I don't know, but I, 1.00

00:27:16.820 I for one am flabbergasted. That's the only word that would describe what we just watched flabbergasting.

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00:28:59.380 whiny parents who don't like being around their own children. We talked about this briefly a few

00:29:04.780 days ago. Somebody wrote into the show and brought up this issue of, um, parents complaining about being

00:29:10.680 around their kids during quarantine. And I said at the time that yes, I being under house arrest with

00:29:15.540 young children is stressful. It is, and challenging. No doubt about that. I'm under house arrest with, uh,

00:29:22.760 four kids, six and under. It's a stressful time, you know, but everybody's stressed out. So there's,

00:29:28.600 there's nothing unique about that. And it is true that some parents have certainly gone way overboard

00:29:33.700 in their complaints as evidenced by this New York post story headline. Can parents survive months of

00:29:41.420 hell as the coronavirus cancels summer camps. Hell yes. Months of hell. It is hell to be with your own

00:29:49.580 child who you birthed and raised hell. Um, now let's read a little bit from this. It says going down in 0.79

00:29:57.340 the article a bit, it says as camp programs around the country, pull the plug to stop the spread of

00:30:02.360 COVID-19. It's the grownups who are in a pandemic panic over the loss of a summer break. Parents pay

00:30:09.920 thousands of dollars for these annual weeks of kid-free bliss and maybe even some sexy adult

00:30:15.600 adventures. I don't know why we had to add that in there, but we did. Now folks face surviving summer

00:30:21.340 trapped with their stir crazy kids after an already chaotic month of homeschooling and quarantine.

00:30:26.940 Um, Forest Hills mom, Deborah Davis Hurwitz says, I almost cried. It's a bad blow. Her 11 year old

00:30:35.900 Jordan was all set for his sleep away camp at Massachusetts Six Points SciTech Academy, which

00:30:41.540 runs, uh, you know, about $3,500 to almost $5,000 per session until bombshell bad news dropped on

00:30:48.700 Thursday. It's going to be bedlam, especially for us parents in the city. Hurwitz says of the closure,

00:30:53.920 he took it better than me because I'm going to be stuck with him. Uh, Debbie, this is

00:31:00.880 your child. You're talking about, you're saying this publicly. He's 11 years old. He can read,

00:31:07.380 I assume. So he can, he knows that you said this, you're going to be stuck with him and you're dreading

00:31:13.780 it. Amanda Goldberg says I'm 100% in panic mode. Her son, 12 years old, Justin was set to attend the

00:31:23.200 exclusive $14,000, um, Explo overnight summer program for the third straight year. The idea

00:31:32.320 that both kids will be home with no town pools, no beaches open. What will we do? How will we make

00:31:38.560 it through the day? Two kids. Okay. You got two kids. One of them is 12, which is no big deal.

00:31:46.460 I've got four kids again, six and under. We don't have pools. We don't have beaches.

00:31:50.700 Suck it up, buttercup. While the 43 year old from Mount, uh, Kisco in Westchester already got 0.99

00:31:59.660 the, her, her jaw dropping deposit back for the six week program. The mom of two and full-time

00:32:05.400 real estate agent is stumped about how to entertain her little darlings all summer long. It seems like

00:32:10.360 a first world problem, but these kids have been home since March. Yes, you got it right there.

00:32:16.580 It is. Uh, it's a first world problem. Um, uh, let's see. Parents like Brett, who also has a 10 year

00:32:25.320 old son, Zach are scrambling to come up with contingency plans that will both keep him and

00:32:29.860 his parents and his kids sane this summer. So far, they've only come up with gulp in old school sleep

00:32:36.280 over with friends. If it's safe, Brett says the important thing is camp is not a place. It's an

00:32:41.980 emotion, a feeling of value, and that can't ever be taken away. You can't cancel that.

00:32:49.520 Okay. First of all, I don't know where to begin. Brett camp isn't a place. It's an emotion of what a

00:33:01.200 value. What the hell? What are you babbling about? How is summer camp a value? What's your 0.97

00:33:09.940 value system? Um, summer camp. That's my value system. That basically sums it up. You get what

00:33:16.480 I'm saying. Don't you? What? Oh man. Can you imagine your dad saying this? I cannot imagine my dad.

00:33:26.220 I can't imagine my dad, that sentence coming out of his mouth. Camp isn't a place. It's a feeling.

00:33:32.460 It's an emotion. It's a value. And then all the rest of them, um, you know, get over yourselves,

00:33:40.120 you ridiculous babies. God forbid you have to spend some time with your kids. I mean, think about these 1.00

00:33:48.300 parents, what it's normally like for them under normal circumstances. The kid spends nine months at

00:33:55.180 school. Uh, so, and for these parents, I'm sure it's private school, not public, but either way

00:34:00.560 under normal circumstances, they're at school all day, nine months, and then summer rolls around and

00:34:06.460 you immediately ship them away to sleep, to sleep away camp. Like, do you not want to be around your

00:34:12.120 kid at all? Do you dislike your children that much? Why did you even have kids if you have no interest in

00:34:18.000 ever being around them? Also keep in mind that, um, a lot of these rich families have nannies too.

00:34:26.640 So they've got school during the week, nannies and babysitters for the weekend, um, camp in the

00:34:33.400 summer. Their goal is just to never, ever, ever spend one second alone with their child.

00:34:40.840 And that's why it's hell for them right now. That's why it's hell. It's for the rest of us. It's

00:34:45.280 stressful. It's difficult, right? It's there, there are aspects of it when your kid is trapped

00:34:50.120 inside. Now, as I said, we've got a yard, so our kids can play outside at least, but, uh, they can't

00:34:54.520 be with their friends and all this because it's tough on the kids too, but I wouldn't call it hell.

00:35:00.880 It's hell for these people because this is the first time in their lives that they've been forced

00:35:05.140 to actually be parents. Yeah. You got, you got a, uh, whoever the Deborah or Amanda, they've,

00:35:12.080 they've got a 12 year old kid. This is a, they've had kids for 12 years, first time in 12 years that

00:35:18.200 they've actually had to be a parent. And that's why it's hell. They, uh, they just, they don't know.

00:35:24.820 They're like starting from scratch. You know, it's for them, it's like the experience of a,

00:35:28.540 of most parents when you've got a newborn, your first newborn. And it's this huge adjustment

00:35:33.400 because you went from having no kids to having kids. And for some of these parents,

00:35:37.660 uh, these rich yuppie parents who send their kids to sleep away camps and private schools

00:35:42.100 for them, this is like being a parent of a newborn again. Like it's like you're experiencing

00:35:47.680 parenthood for real for the first time and they're having difficulty with it. Okay. Um,

00:35:54.020 moving on in lieu of emails today, I wanted to do something more important. Uh, I read an article

00:35:58.520 from the AP yesterday about all these bands and artists who are, um, putting out coronavirus songs.

00:36:05.640 And, uh, I think it's great that, uh, you know, coronavirus has now become its own genre of music.

00:36:13.520 And I hope that that continues even when the coronavirus goes away, whenever that happens,

00:36:17.880 if it ever does. But the important question is out of all these coronavirus songs,

00:36:22.180 which one is the best? So I'd like to go through some of these songs that the AP mentions,

00:36:27.220 and then a few others that I found on a random YouTube search, um, to find the absolute best,

00:36:32.580 the champion. What is, what is the, the, the, the quintessential coronavirus song that will stand

00:36:39.780 as the anthem for these times that we're living in? Okay. First, here's a John Bon Jovi looking like

00:36:46.680 Richard Gere's great uncle, even though I'm pretty sure Bon Jovi is younger, I think, but here is, um,

00:36:52.680 his song that's called Do What You Can. Watch.

00:37:07.380 Tonight they're shutting down the borders and they boarded up the school. Small towns are rolling up

00:37:14.940 the sidewalks, one less paychecks coming through. I know you're feeling kind of nervous. We're all a

00:37:22.240 little bit confused. Nothing's the same. This ain't a game. We gotta make it through.

00:37:29.140 When you can do what you do, you do what you can. This ain't my prayer. It's just a thought I'm

00:37:38.640 wanting to send. Round here we've been, but don't break. Down here we all understand. You can do what

00:37:47.560 you do. You do what you can. All right. See, I'm always a sucker for a song where it's just an old

00:37:54.480 guy with a limited vocal range, strumming an acoustic guitar, singing about the troubles in the

00:37:59.560 world. I pretty much will love any song like that. It doesn't matter. I like all those songs without

00:38:04.640 exception. And this is no exception. Um, I, I do like it. I feel like Bon Jovi probably needs to

00:38:12.020 work on the hook a little bit. When you, when you can't do what you do, you do what you can.

00:38:19.820 But what I do is what I can. So how can I do what I can if I can't do what I do?

00:38:26.940 It's not like I do what I can't. I can't, I can't do what I can't because I can't. So I only ever do

00:38:36.040 what I can. So doing what I can is synonymous with doing what I do. So if I'm not doing what I do,

00:38:42.380 I'm not doing what I can. You see, I, I, the, the chorus raises all kinds of philosophical and

00:38:49.680 ontological questions, which maybe is the point of it the more I think about it. Um, so yes, I like this

00:38:54.560 one. The philosophical bent to it is interesting. I'll give it three and a half stars out of five.

00:38:59.800 Now here's the artist Pitbull with a song called, I believe that we will win parentheses world anthem.

00:39:08.160 So he's setting the bar pretty high here. He's saying this is a world anthem.

00:39:12.120 Let's see if Pitbull can pull it off. Here it is.

00:39:16.280 You know, it spreads faster than any virus. It's fear.

00:39:21.360 Now when it comes to fear, you can either forget everything and run.

00:39:26.720 I said, I. Or you can face everything in rats.

00:39:31.540 I believe. I.

00:39:33.480 Let me tell you what I believe. I believe that.

00:39:35.740 I believe we will face everything in rats.

00:39:38.780 I believe that we will win. I believe that we will win.

00:39:43.280 it's not how you fall it's how you get back up and what don't kill us make a stronger boy

00:39:59.500 okay just stop stop it right there stop right there because i can't

00:40:09.680 um i can't do this i'm gonna have a seizure first of all from the video for one thing for another

00:40:18.380 how many cliches can you pack into 50 seconds he just front-loaded this song with every cliche

00:40:26.740 known to man this is the laziest song i've ever heard in my life this makes i mean this makes

00:40:33.820 like an ariana grande song sound innovative and creative by comparison i believe that we will

00:40:41.120 win it's not how you fall it's how you get back up well don't but what doesn't kill us it will make

00:40:46.120 us stronger you really put all of that into the first verse it's just it's just a parade of cliches

00:40:53.160 and none of that is true by the way as it pertains to a virus the virus definitely will not make you

00:40:59.620 stronger necessarily if you get it now you could get a you know it's maybe you'll um you get a bit

00:41:06.680 of immunity from it but at the same time it can cause lung damage permanently so there's no guarantee

00:41:13.200 at all that it's going to make you stronger and i would also say that from the government seizing all

00:41:18.880 of our civil liberties we are not stronger as a country after this we have less liberty fewer rights

00:41:24.180 so it's not even true um so i don't know this guy's a millionaire musical artist one of the

00:41:32.640 most successful in the world and this is the kind of songwriting talent he has i i could have written

00:41:37.340 this song when i was seven years old i give this negative 15 stars out of five and may god have mercy

00:41:42.880 on pitbull's soul all right here's uh the band 21 pilots with a song called level of concern

00:41:49.240 sounds interesting let's listen to it

00:41:51.780 panic on the brain world has gone insane things are starting to get heavy

00:42:07.900 i can't help but think i haven't felt this way since i asked you to go steady

00:42:15.680 wondering would you be my little quarantine or is this the way it ends

00:42:23.680 cause i told you my level of concern but you walk by like you've never heard

00:42:31.020 you could bring down my level of concern just need you to tell me we're all right tell me we're okay

00:42:39.740 panic on the brain michael's gone insane julie starts to make me nervous 0.73

00:42:47.120 i don't really care what they would say i'm asking you to stay

00:42:52.140 my bunker underneath the surface

00:42:55.000 wondering would you be my little quarantine

00:42:59.180 or is this the way it ends

00:43:03.040 okay see again i i'm i'm listening to the songwriting and i i'm just not impressed with the songwriting at all

00:43:08.880 would you be my little quarantine i don't know what that means i don't i don't understand what that means

00:43:13.920 this is a big moment for musicians all around the world

00:43:17.600 okay they should be making classics distilling how we feel putting it into song lighting the path

00:43:24.660 but they're failing us they're failing

00:43:28.580 pitbull 21 pilots you have failed us

00:43:32.520 zero out of five stars disgraceful let's go to a guy named tom mcdonald with a song called

00:43:38.720 coronavirus not a lot of creativity put into the title so we're not off on a good foot here

00:43:42.420 but um tom mcdonald i've never heard of this guy

00:43:45.960 sounds like this is another old guy with an acoustic guitar

00:43:49.160 so i'm excited about that uh let's see

00:43:52.320 i don't know what to think about this virus okay just pause it there for a minute scratch that

00:44:07.280 not an old guy with an acoustic guitar turns out this instead is a guy who has

00:44:11.940 very much committed himself to being a rapper

00:44:15.280 because that's the only career path you can choose with all the face tats

00:44:19.300 well that's not true you could be a rapper you could be a tattoo artist you could be um

00:44:23.960 member of a biker gang or any gang really probably a youth pastor

00:44:28.740 maybe all four of those at once so he's got some options he's got some options um let's go back to

00:44:34.280 the song i don't know what to think about this virus started in china now everybody in america's hiding

00:44:40.080 there's no groceries because people start to panic and buy it the shelves are empty the ones

00:44:43.720 with plenty already stockpiling y'all making memes think it's funny wait a week till the riots

00:44:47.580 wait a month till the only way to eat is be violent it's not the sickness is scary it's all

00:44:51.620 the people who are in the government lying they trying to keep us calm through the sirens you know

00:44:55.300 it's for real and all the pharmaceutical giants don't have a cure that they can sell you so now

00:44:59.180 everyone's dying there's no vaccines or medication made they can fight it i guess it's time to pray to god

00:45:03.660 we can't rely on the science and everyone around me in a mask and some gloves the stock market crashed

00:45:08.780 and the banks bought the bus tell us sanitize our hands this will pass it's a bug stay inside you'll

00:45:13.240 be fine till we're trapped there for months it's a ghost town we're in this together they're closing

00:45:20.580 all the stores down we're heading for shelter it's all war now they'll always remember we're locking

00:45:30.460 all our doors down we're sticking together okay we could stop it there and i funny enough um i was

00:45:40.460 actually thinking about getting the same piercing that he has on the lip right here so i like that

00:45:44.040 but you know what i do like i i appreciate the fact he's he's actually trying to say something

00:45:49.960 he has something to say he's a message to send you can tell he pulls put some thought into this

00:45:55.780 whereas pitbull scratched his song on the back of a on the back of a of a napkin in in 15 and a half

00:46:02.360 seconds um he put a little bit of thought into this so i'll give this four out of five i'll give

00:46:06.360 this four out of five stars okay that's a high rating for me a couple more this is benjamin gibbard

00:46:11.840 of death cab for cutie with a song called life in quarantine let's take a listen

00:46:16.740 the sidewalks are empty

00:46:30.680 the bars and cafes too

00:46:35.560 the street lights only changing

00:46:42.120 because they ain't got nothing better to do

00:46:46.920 you say it's like christmas

00:46:51.160 when nobody's around

00:46:55.620 when our city was still a secret

00:47:01.880 before those carpetbaggers came to town 1.00

00:47:06.780 the airports and train stations

00:47:11.820 are full of desperate people

00:47:15.580 trying to convince the gate agents

00:47:21.560 that not all emergencies are equal

00:47:25.360 but no one is going anywhere

00:47:30.400 so

00:47:31.780 so this is kind of putting me to sleep

00:47:35.920 i'm i'm bored a little bit

00:47:37.500 i like it at the same time

00:47:39.740 i like it but i'm bored to death

00:47:42.800 because again you know it is a guy with an acoustic guitar

00:47:46.460 singing about the troubles in the world

00:47:48.160 so i like that

00:47:48.920 i'll give it um

00:47:49.760 three point seven

00:47:52.040 and a half

00:47:53.640 stars out of five

00:47:55.060 finally let's wrap this up with um

00:47:57.500 pun intended

00:47:58.780 with my personal favorite artist

00:48:01.460 lil tj

00:48:02.480 uh i've been a huge lil tj for

00:48:04.840 i don't know going on 10 years now

00:48:06.220 and uh here he is with

00:48:08.740 a song called ice cold

00:48:10.720 this world is so ice

00:48:27.340 this world is so cold

00:48:30.060 this world is ice cold

00:48:32.880 this world is ice cold

00:48:35.540 this world is ice cold

00:48:42.540 this world is ice cold

00:48:44.540 this world is ice cold 0.99

00:48:46.500 i swear i got plenty of s**t 0.98

00:48:48.260 never coming home 0.96

00:48:49.980 demons in my head 0.96

00:48:51.220 i got too many s**t gone 1.00

00:48:52.700 kids out here dying 0.97

00:48:54.240 mama hurt crying 0.99

00:48:55.560 i ain't even think i see 18 and i ain't lying

00:48:58.280 jails no replying

00:48:59.640 chain said i'm trying

00:49:01.000 murder rate just keep on going up

00:49:02.800 okay wait let's just stop it there for a second

00:49:09.860 because i love how the guy

00:49:11.200 is stuck in his own house in quarantine

00:49:13.740 throwing dollar bills around

00:49:16.000 did you catch that

00:49:18.660 you know i i guess this is this is what rappers do when they're home alone

00:49:21.480 the guy's just walking through his house

00:49:23.640 chucking dollar bills

00:49:24.820 on the floor

00:49:25.860 for what reason i don't know

00:49:27.400 but i guess if you're rich and you're a rapper this is what you do

00:49:29.740 um let's watch a little bit more

00:49:31.760 because i'm liking this i'm i'm vibing to it as the kids would say 0.97

00:49:34.420 this is dead s**t bro 0.91

00:49:35.720 uh check it out 0.98

00:49:37.320 how could it change

00:49:40.340 honestly don't think it's ever gonna change

00:49:42.440 looking for my new perspective

00:49:43.740 i done realized some things

00:49:45.040 i'm streets bad

00:49:46.080 streets wicked

00:49:47.380 streets bad

00:49:48.820 streets wicked 0.92

00:49:50.100 if the race i hit you

00:49:51.920 that's a one-way ticket

00:49:53.420 something don't work a couple times

00:49:55.380 better fix it

00:49:56.360 i've been to myself

00:49:57.260 i've been just stacking up my digit

00:49:58.880 all i could do is preach

00:50:00.200 and i hope you love

00:50:00.980 so i got to spread the love

00:50:02.980 and he's still throwing money around

00:50:05.800 this is the first time in my life

00:50:08.940 i've ever seen somebody flaunting hundred dollar bills

00:50:11.600 by themselves

00:50:12.540 in despair

00:50:14.320 so he's doing it

00:50:15.400 he's by himself

00:50:16.500 he's doing it in a depressed way

00:50:17.820 he's very sad

00:50:19.480 but he's showing off his money

00:50:20.820 in a sad way

00:50:22.160 um

00:50:23.060 and i

00:50:23.980 you know what i find that deeply profound

00:50:26.380 see what i take from this

00:50:28.900 is that lil tj is basically saying

00:50:31.820 that all of his material wealth

00:50:35.660 seems as a vanity

00:50:37.960 as but dust

00:50:40.000 when he reflects upon his own mortality

00:50:42.780 and the fragility of his existence

00:50:45.120 and indeed the tenuousness

00:50:47.140 of his existence

00:50:49.360 and of all human civilization

00:50:51.160 this is a song

00:50:53.040 with him crying out

00:50:55.920 in profound pain

00:50:58.040 and angst

00:50:58.940 shouting to god

00:51:00.120 and saying

00:51:01.800 why lord

00:51:02.660 have you put us here

00:51:03.680 in the midst of great suffering

00:51:05.780 only to rip us away again

00:51:07.160 why lord

00:51:08.020 have you thrown us into this life

00:51:10.820 which at one moment

00:51:12.500 is so lit

00:51:13.420 so extra

00:51:14.820 so turnt

00:51:15.760 so dope

00:51:16.680 so fire

00:51:17.560 and then in the next instance 0.99

00:51:20.220 is literally dead ass 1.00

00:51:22.940 in the sense that my ass is dead 1.00

00:51:25.900 along with 1.00

00:51:26.740 the rest of me

00:51:28.400 and it raises some interesting questions

00:51:31.800 which i have found

00:51:33.340 that lil tj 0.94

00:51:34.100 always does

00:51:34.780 with his music

00:51:35.920 i'll give it five out of five stars

00:51:37.600 because it spoke to me

00:51:39.320 on that level

00:51:39.980 i think lil tj

00:51:41.860 is the artist of our generation

00:51:43.020 he is the poet

00:51:44.580 who

00:51:45.100 through his insight

00:51:46.120 can lead us through

00:51:47.740 these times

00:51:49.020 and

00:51:50.460 in the future

00:51:51.880 when anthropologists

00:51:52.700 want to know

00:51:53.440 what it was like

00:51:54.520 when the great pandemic

00:51:55.940 of 2020 hit

00:51:56.940 they're gonna watch

00:51:58.700 lil tj's 0.99

00:52:00.080 song

00:52:01.620 and they're gonna see

00:52:03.220 that's what it was like

00:52:04.380 it was a bunch of people

00:52:06.540 in their homes

00:52:07.200 throwing money around

00:52:08.240 certainly that's

00:52:11.080 been my experience as well

00:52:12.460 and i think we'll leave it there

00:52:14.520 so that was

00:52:15.060 that was fun

00:52:15.600 you know

00:52:15.860 some

00:52:16.100 some good songs

00:52:17.320 some not so good songs

00:52:18.220 but i like that

00:52:19.100 they're all trying

00:52:20.060 and that you know

00:52:20.660 they're putting this to music

00:52:21.880 and it's uh

00:52:23.320 it's good

00:52:24.200 it's the effort that counts

00:52:25.120 all right

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The Matt Walsh Show - May 05, 2020

Ep. 480 - Christians Volunteer To Treat Coronavirus Patients, Gay Activist Bullies Attack Them

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