As Trump challenges the ostensible results of the election, this campaign by the media to combat what they call misinformation has gone into overdrive. And as it turns out, much of what the media calls "misinformation" is actually true.
00:00:00.000Today on the Matt Wall Show, the left-wing media is hunting down and combating misinformation,
00:00:04.680quote-unquote, about the election. The only problem is that much of what they call
00:00:07.220misinformation is actually completely true. Small little detail there. Plus, five headlines,
00:00:12.320including the CDC's new Thanksgiving guidelines, which I will be sure personally to completely
00:00:17.060ignore, and I would urge you to do the same. And in our daily cancellation, I will have to cancel
00:00:20.580the AP, I think again, the second time, for coming up with a whole new set of words that are
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00:01:55.500we've heard quite a lot over the last four years about quote unquote misinformation. And now as Trump
00:02:02.420challenges the ostensible results of the election, this campaign by the media to combat what they call
00:02:08.980misinformation has gone into overdrive. Everywhere they look now, they're finding this misinformation.
00:02:14.220Some of the headlines just over the last few hours, uh, quote, the misinformation media machine
00:02:19.720amplifying Trump's election lies. Election misinformation continues staying up on YouTube.
00:02:25.240Misinformation channels claim Biden is no longer president elect. That's not true.
00:02:30.440Internet sleuths use misinformation in an attempt to prove dead people voted in Michigan
00:02:35.140and on and on. Now you'll notice of course that the word misinformation is only ever used to apply
00:02:41.100to conservatives and conservative outlets. And I don't think I'm exaggerating here. I'm not aware
00:02:45.240of a single case ever of the mainstream media labeling a leftist claim as misinformation.
00:02:51.660And that's not because leftists never engage in it. We'll have more on that in just a minute.
00:02:55.940Kevin Roos of the New York times is on the misinformation beat. He tweeted this out, uh,
00:03:01.380yesterday. He said, Facebook is absolutely teaming with right-wing misinformation right now.
00:03:05.660These are all among the 10 most engaged URLs on the platform over the last 24 hours.
00:03:11.360Then he provides screenshots of four misinformation articles. One of them written full disclosure by
00:03:16.800the daily wire. The headlines are, these are the headlines. These are the misinformation headlines.
00:03:20.800Okay. Listen to these Republican in Michigan goes from loser to winner after technical glitch fixed.
00:03:27.500Officials urge confidence in system. Michigan legislature holds rare emergency session to
00:03:32.940investigate irregularities. Attorney General William Barr authorizes DOJ to look into voting irregularities
00:03:38.980and Perdue Loeffler call on Georgia Secretary of State to resign over election. Those are the
00:03:44.700misinformation headlines. The problem with calling them misinformation, of course, is that
00:03:48.920they all happen to be true. The misinformation here is in labeling them misinformation.
00:03:55.700Now, after a bunch of people pointed this out, Roos followed it up with this. He said,
00:03:59.280for the conservatives who are mad about this, yes, it is possible for a story to be factually accurate
00:04:04.780and for it to be part of a misinformation campaign aimed at undermining confidence in the election.
00:04:11.560Okay. So do you understand that? A story can be factually accurate and also be misinformation.
00:04:18.760Factually accurate misinformation. That's what we're dealing with now. Then he starts scrambling to
00:04:23.960make his position seem coherent because of course it's totally incoherent. Finally, he settles on this.
00:04:28.780He says, we need a better word than misinformation to distinguish between totally false stories and
00:04:33.420true stories that are published in service of an attempt to mislead people. But nobody who studies
00:04:39.140this stuff is confused by what's happening. Okay. True stories that are published in the service of an
00:04:45.560attempt to mislead people. Do you mean like, I don't know, this segment that aired on ABC News
00:04:51.280suggesting that the defense secretary getting fired might mean that Trump is on the verge of
00:04:55.460staging a military coup? Listen to this. Well, Martha, you've covered Washington,
00:05:00.960you've covered the Pentagon for years. Have you ever seen an interim period like this? A defense
00:05:05.120secretary out, three more top Pentagon officials tonight. And if this is unsettling for folks at
00:05:09.960home, what do your sources tell you tonight? Is there any concern that this could put national
00:05:13.540security at risk? You know, David, no one has seen anything like this. There is concern about what
00:05:19.340this means. Is the president planning a military operation or the use of federal troops, which
00:05:24.980Esper opposed? Even Mitch McConnell praised Esper today. And Republican John Cornyn, a member of the
00:05:31.900Senate GOP leadership, said of Trump's decision to fire Esper. I don't think it helps him and I don't
00:05:39.500think it helps the country. Now, the insinuation that Trump is about to declare himself military
00:05:44.080dictator of the country seems an awful lot to me like misinformation. And so does this from Bloomberg
00:05:51.920published yesterday. It says, for perhaps the first time in American history, a coordinated effort
00:05:57.100to taint or overturn a presidential election may be underway. Yes, Bloomberg has pulled out the flashy
00:06:04.400thing from Men in Black, and they're attempting now to wipe out our memory of the last four years.
00:06:09.520So has CNN. Here's a segment they aired just this morning.
00:06:12.420When it comes to claims about mass voter fraud, let's be clear. Trump supporters, you're being lied
00:06:19.280to. Donald Trump has a history of lying loudly, turning baseless accusations into play to the base
00:06:25.660articles of faith. Now, the goal is often to create a fake scandal to distract from a real one. But when
00:06:31.520the accusation is actually investigated by Republicans in Congress or the Trump Justice Department,
00:06:37.460it comes up empty because there was never anything there. Okay, fake scandals that fall apart upon
00:06:45.220further investigation. I can think of quite a few of those personally, such as, for example,
00:06:52.060pretty much every single Trump scandal over the last four years. But the media will never call
00:06:57.680their own misinformation misinformation. That's never going to happen. So what do they really mean
00:07:03.300when they use the term? Well, I think that Kevin Roos made it clear, being for a moment
00:07:08.040more honest than he meant to be. To the media and also to the big tech companies like Facebook and
00:07:14.880Twitter, a fact can still be misinformation, even if it's a fact, it can still be misinformation if
00:07:21.620it's inconvenient or offensive to some favored group of people anyway. Or if it might lead people
00:07:27.940to a conclusion at which our overlords and truth ministers do not want us to arrive. And often,
00:07:35.600the forbidden conclusion is the right conclusion. But even if it isn't, I mean, even if some set of
00:07:40.240true facts may really be interpreted by some group of people in the wrong way, set them down the wrong
00:07:46.280path, that's no excuse to censor the facts or to mislabel them as false when they aren't.
00:07:52.000People don't need to be protected in this way. An important part of being an adult and an American
00:07:58.160in a free country in the information age is to pursue facts and form conclusions using your own
00:08:03.820discernment. We don't need daddy CNN or mommy Facebook to hold our hands and guide us this way
00:08:09.460or that. Besides, if you want to talk about cherry-picked facts, half-truths, out-of-context tidbits
00:08:16.180being used in service of an attempt to mislead, as the New York Times says, I can think of no
00:08:22.580better example of that in modern times than what we've witnessed over the past five or six months
00:08:26.740in cities across the country. Police shootings caught on tape, posted online without context,
00:08:32.260or with dishonestly framed context, and spread by the media in order to convince people that racist
00:08:38.200cops are prowling the streets, murdering innocent minorities at will. Now, there is an example of how a
00:08:44.600reality, the reality that so-and-so was shot by the cops, can be presented in such a way as to cause
00:08:50.860people to form conclusions that are wildly off-base and dangerous and destructive. But even
00:08:57.680then, I wouldn't be in favor of censorship to solve the problem. Instead, people who know the truth
00:09:04.740have to stand up, speak it, and battle the lies head-on. That's the only way to deal with it.
00:09:10.020The left relies on forms of censorship. And by the way, a major media outlet baselessly labeling a
00:09:16.400truthful thing as misinformation is a form of censorship. Let's be clear about that, especially
00:09:21.900because they know that big tech's going to take that and run with it. But they rely on these strategies
00:09:25.680because they don't have the truth on their side. They cannot meet you out on the battlefield of ideas
00:09:30.960and present their side that way. They can only shout you down, shut you down, shut you up, label you,
00:09:37.660maybe throw a Molotov cocktail through your window for good measure. These are the weapons of liars and
00:09:43.020con artists. These are their tactics. And we should be sure not to fall for it. Let's get to our five
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00:12:39.540All right. Well, the CDC has released its Thanksgiving guidelines. I will be disregarding all of their Thanksgiving
00:12:54.660guidelines just as I've disregarded everything else they've said. But just for fun, here they are from Fox 5 NY.
00:13:01.800Here are the guidelines. I'll read a few of these to you in case in case you're wondering, in case you in case you want to get
00:13:08.500the CDC's approval, like you're planning your Thanksgiving dinner and celebration and you're thinking, what does the CDC think
00:13:15.520about this? Here's what they say. Limiting the number of attendees as much as possible and allowing people from home from different
00:13:21.980households to social distance at all at all times is also encouraged. Hosting the gathering outdoors rather than indoors as much as
00:13:29.320possible and requiring guests to wear masks when they aren't eating or drinking is also encouraged. If you're hosting an indoor
00:13:35.820gathering, the CDC says to increase ventilation as much as possible by opening windows and doors. Thanks for that
00:13:41.680recommendation, CDC. I never would have thought to open my windows if it's a little stuffy inside. I needed the CDC to tell me that.
00:13:47.820When it comes to food and drinks, the CDC says hosts should encourage guests to bring food for themselves and members of
00:13:52.580their household and to avoid potluck-style gatherings. Okay, so you're all bringing your own
00:13:59.300meal and you're just sitting down with glass partitions with masks on. Lift the mask up, stuff
00:14:10.180the turkey wing in. If you're preparing or serving food for guests that don't live in your household, you should
00:14:15.680wear a mask. Guests are encouraged to have a plan for storing their mask while eating and drinking. As always,
00:14:21.820everyone is asked to wash their hands with soap and water for 20 seconds. Again, I needed the CDC to tell me
00:14:28.500that. I would never have thought to wash my hands with soap and water. Usually, I use ginger oil to
00:14:36.960wash my hands. And so every time I see this reminder from the CDC, use soap and water, I think, oh yeah,
00:14:42.920I forgot. The second iteration of CDC Thanksgiving guidance also includes recommendations for safe
00:14:47.740travel and overnight stays and blah, blah, blah, on and on. Yeah, this is something I just will not be
00:14:56.620paying attention to whatsoever. And yet again, this is the CDC. Now, at least it's the CDC here. It's a lot worse
00:15:09.080than like in a place like California, where you've got the health department taking all of these guidelines
00:15:14.620and actually making it a matter of law. Even though, of course, the Department of Health doesn't have the
00:15:20.460authority to just create laws, but they're trying to do it and they're trying to use the force of law
00:15:26.060to force you to do it. So at least with the CDC, it's just a guideline, which we don't have to listen
00:15:31.100to. And I won't. You know, this is one of the worst things to come of the COVID hysteria is just
00:15:39.980the paranoia and suspicion that we're supposed to have, even towards our own families.
00:15:46.360Like if your, if your aunt comes to your Thanksgiving and she brought her green bean casserole,
00:15:54.160you know, you don't want to eat that. It might be infected with COVID. Number two,
00:15:58.340this from the Daily Wire says, the fallout from this summer's riots, which saw businesses large
00:16:04.760and small looted and burned to the ground continues to be seen as a new report from the New York Times
00:16:08.660shines a light on the insurance woes faced by those whose livelihoods were destroyed in the name of
00:16:12.920racial justice. Um, it says the outlet reported while large chains like Walmart and Best Buy have
00:16:19.740excellent insurance, many small businesses that have been burned down since the riots lack similar
00:16:23.980coverage. And for them, there is no easy way to replace all that they lost in Kenosha. More than
00:16:28.98035 small businesses were completely destroyed and around 80 have been damaged. According to the city's
00:16:33.860business association, almost all are locally owned and many are underinsured or struggling to manage
00:16:38.420now. And the report goes on with the Daily Wire. You can read it there, but I wanted to highlight
00:16:44.800that because this is something you heard from the rioters and from BLM. The, the excuse they gave
00:16:51.600is that, uh, including that clip we played a few times of the BLM activists. I think she was in Chicago
00:16:57.340saying that looting is a form of reparations and encouraging people to do it and saying,
00:17:02.600oh, the businesses all have insurance. So you just take what you want.
00:17:04.940Now, these are people who don't understand how insurance works. It's not just you, you have
00:17:10.160insurance. You can, you can take whatever you want and magically like you, you could burn down
00:17:14.900their business. And because you have insurance, it will magically regenerate on its own. Like the
00:17:21.880Wolverine and X-Men or something as regeneration power suggests you steal whatever you want. You can
00:17:26.160steal the TV and then the TV will, will, will rematerialize in its place. Um, that seems to be what
00:17:31.680they think, but that's not how insurance works. And also, as it turns out, of course, a lot of
00:17:36.040these businesses, um, don't have insurance or underinsured. And even, even if they, even if they
00:17:44.180do have insurance that can cover all of it, of course, just, this should go without saying that
00:17:48.140doesn't mean you can just go and take whatever you want. Like if, if I'm, if I'm sure that you have
00:17:56.440really great car insurance, that doesn't mean I can just ram into you on the highway and say,
00:18:01.900well, you got car insurance. What are you, what are you whining about? You got car insurance.
00:18:06.600Number three, this is a tough time for the media because they can't quite decide if, if now, you
00:18:10.740know, now that they've declared Biden the winner, they can't quite decide if they should just pretend
00:18:15.220that COVID has gone away and been cured, or if they should double down on the fear porn in hopes
00:18:21.140that Biden will put us into a full lockdown again, mask mandates and everything else. So
00:18:26.920they're kind of trying to walk this high wire act of propaganda where they're, they're, they're sort
00:18:31.260of doing both. And I feel for them because it's gotta be difficult to figure out exactly how you want
00:18:37.840to lie to people. But on the fear porn side of things, um, there's this article from Reuters headline
00:18:45.240is very scary headline. Listen to the headline. One in five COVID-19 patients develop mental illness
00:18:52.700within 90 days. Okay. Now this makes it sound like COVID is causing some kind of neurological damage,
00:19:01.660making people go insane or something when they have COVID-19 that that's what it sounds like when
00:19:06.560you see that headline. And if you saw that headline, you didn't click on it. You would just absorb that
00:19:11.100impression, that half-baked vague impression and bring it with you throughout your, your day. And
00:19:17.860that's, that's what you're supposed to do. That's the point. But then you click on it and here's what
00:19:22.780it says. Many COVID-19 survivors are likely to be at a greater risk of developing mental illness.
00:19:27.360According to psychiatrists, after a large study found 20% of those infected with the coronavirus
00:19:31.360are diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder within 90 days. What are the disorders though? Anxiety,
00:19:38.740depression, and insomnia were the most common, uh, reported among recovered COVID-19 patients in
00:19:45.320the study. Anxiety, depression, and insomnia. Okay. So people with coronavirus, a disease that the
00:19:54.720media says will kill them, a disease that we're told, you know, we had to shut down the country for,
00:20:00.760um, when they have it, they feel anxious and depressed. Wow. Amazing. Huge news. Amazing. Put
00:20:11.320this in a headline. You got it. It's incredible stuff. I can't believe that people who get sick
00:20:16.080with a virus that even Donald Trump calls the plague, which by the way, I really wish you would
00:20:21.680stop doing that. But it's crazy that the people with that virus would have anxiety about it.
00:20:26.600Totally unexpected. Hey, you know, I wonder what kind of mental illness have the lockdowns caused
00:20:33.900and the media coverage. I bet there's a lot of anxiety and depression out there from people who
00:20:39.000never even got sick. Now, this is ridiculous, but then, you know, I, I must admit, I say all this,
00:20:48.340um, admittedly as someone who holds an extremely heterodox view about anxiety and depression.
00:20:53.660Um, I don't really agree that either of those things are mental illnesses to begin with.
00:20:59.860Like I said, I know it's heretical these days. You're not allowed to say this.
00:21:03.760Um, I, I actually think that anxiety in particular is a completely normal, though not enjoyable
00:21:11.420aspect of the human experience. Um, even a defining aspect of the human experience. Part of what makes
00:21:17.580us human is that we can contemplate our own existence and feel despair or feel worried about
00:21:24.680it, feel anxious, which doesn't mean that despair and anxiety are good or should be welcomed, but it
00:21:31.300does mean that it's not a disease. It's not a disorder. It's not a medical issue. And this is a
00:21:36.120perfect example of why. Oh, they have, they have depression and anxiety. There's a very,
00:21:41.500a very discernible reason for that. So to call it a mental illness is absurd. It's just,
00:21:47.840you're reacting in a pretty normal way to your environment. Now, I think there are a lot of
00:21:54.000people that have way too much anxiety about the coronavirus because of all the fear porn that
00:21:57.580the media puts out, but still it's a, it's a normal and predictable reaction to your environment.
00:22:02.780And in general, even, even without, even without coronavirus, the fact is that there's, there's a
00:22:10.860lot in the world that could make someone feel despair, make them feel anxious, make them feel
00:22:15.720anxiety. Again, not saying you should feel it, not saying if you do feel it, you should just embrace
00:22:20.220it and live with it. Um, but it's, it's not, it's not disordered. It's not diseased. But of course,
00:22:27.220what the, what the pharmaceutical industry has done is they've just decided they've, they've taken
00:22:31.180these normal aspects of the human experience and they've drawn completely arbitrary lines and said,
00:22:39.660um, you know, it's okay to feel this much despair. Like here's the despair line and you can feel
00:22:44.900despair up to that line. But if you feel it over that line, now it's a disease and we're going to
00:22:49.120medicate it. Who, who says, says who, where did you come up with this? Who told you where the line is?
00:22:55.040All right. Um, as we have covered, leftists have been busy making lists recently, lists of all the
00:23:02.540heretics who have been insufficiently loyal to leftist orthodoxy, especially anyone who's expressed
00:23:07.180support for Trump. And they seem to have gotten on the, on the list kick and are going wild with it
00:23:11.540right now. Uh, here's a list that was on CNN yesterday. This woman, whoever she is, I'm not
00:23:15.640sure who it is. She has a list of GOP senators who have not congratulated Joe Biden. And it's, it's like all
00:23:23.260of them, except for, I guess, Mitt Romney. So it's pretty much all the GOP, there might be one or two
00:23:26.520others who have congratulated. So I look at this and I can pretty much guarantee you that this lady
00:23:32.240has a similar list at her house, probably up on her fridge of every acquaintance who didn't wish her a
00:23:38.080happy birthday. I'd like to see a segment on that subject. Maybe CNN could do a segment about all the
00:23:44.180people who didn't wish this woman a happy birthday, or maybe extended family members who still haven't sent
00:23:48.360her a wedding gift, you know, even though her wedding was three years ago. These list, list makers,
00:23:54.500they just, they can't help themselves. Finally, I want to play this for you, uh, simply because
00:23:58.180it is to my mind, the most important piece of reporting that's MSNBC has ever done. Um,
00:24:04.400this was really hard hitting stuff. And I just thought it was a really, really important piece
00:24:09.480of reporting. Here it is. Take a look.
00:24:11.880NBC's Ken Delanian has some new reporting on something that we talked about at the top of the hour,
00:24:17.460how the Trump administration is handling the transition with the incoming Biden team, or
00:24:23.520not handling it, we should say, to a certain extent. This time it involves our intelligence
00:24:29.260community. Uh, Ken, what have you learned, sir? Oh, s**t. F**k.
00:24:39.400Okay. Uh, I think we lost, I think we lost Ken for a sec.
00:24:43.060I think the explanation that he gave for that is that he was having, um, technical difficulties
00:24:48.960and didn't realize he was on camera. And so that's why that happened. But the way that I read it,
00:24:55.060at least what I would like to think is that he got some, he's reacting to like some news
00:25:00.880via text message, or maybe he was trying to order chicken wings by DoorDash, but the place was outside
00:25:07.460of the delivery zone. And I admit I have reacted in a similar way in, in similar situations many,
00:25:14.560many times, just not usually on, on camera though. That's the only difference. So, but that is maybe
00:25:20.260MSNBC's best moment. I think it's only right for us to take a moment and recognize it. All right,
00:25:25.260we're going to get to our daily cancellation in just one second. But first a word from another one
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