The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 611 - The Lockdown’s Catastrophic Effects

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, the lockdowns are having a catastrophic impact on the economy,

00:00:04.320 mental health, education. In one country, more people have died by suicide than by COVID.

00:00:09.180 Situation across much of the rest of the world is also dire. Yet those who push the lockdowns

00:00:13.680 refuse to grapple with or even acknowledge these devastating effects. So we're going to talk about

00:00:18.440 that today. Also, five headlines, including Joe Biden's injury and another anonymous racist note

00:00:24.580 story that the media is reporting as fact. Even though anonymous racist notes are almost

00:00:29.720 always hoaxes. And our daily cancellation, I'm afraid that it is my duty to rain on the parade

00:00:34.940 of everyone celebrating a woman's historic kick during a college football game on Saturday.

00:00:41.740 All of that and more coming up on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:02:39.080 Surprisingly enough, you know, CNN ran an important article a few days ago, actually. One that focuses

00:02:44.320 on an aspect of the COVID story that's usually ignored. The headline is this.

00:02:48.800 In Japan, more people died from suicide last month than from COVID in all of 2020.

00:02:55.560 And women, it says, have been most impacted. It reads, in part, quote,

00:02:59.360 In Japan, government statistics show suicide claim more lives in October than COVID-19 has

00:03:03.820 over the entire year to date. The monthly number of Japanese suicides rose to 2,153 in October,

00:03:10.480 according to Japan's National Policy Agency. As of Friday, Japan's total COVID-19 toll was 2,087.

00:03:16.860 Japan is one of the few major economies to disclose timely suicide data. The most recent

00:03:22.280 national data for the U.S., for example, is from 2018. The Japanese data could give other countries

00:03:27.340 insights into the impact of pandemic measures on mental health and which groups are the most

00:03:31.880 vulnerable. Quote, we didn't even have a lockdown and the impact of COVID is very minimal compared

00:03:37.440 to other countries, but still we see this big increase in the number of suicides. That is Michika

00:03:42.000 Ueda, an associate professor at Waseda University in Tokyo, expert on suicides. Continuing, that

00:03:48.080 suggests other countries might see a similar or even bigger increase in the number of suicides in

00:03:53.160 the future. Now, as the article notes, we don't have up-to-date suicide statistics for our own

00:03:57.980 country, but there are indications that the situation will prove to be just as dire here,

00:04:02.920 if not more so. We've seen glimpses, at least, such as the report out of Los Angeles back in April

00:04:08.360 that calls to the suicide hotline had gone up by 8,000%. 8,000%. Meanwhile, Men's Health magazine

00:04:16.400 reported earlier this month, quote, University of Glasgow researchers have found that rates of

00:04:21.660 suicidal thoughts among young adults rose sharply during the first coronavirus lockdown. Their study

00:04:27.080 published in the British journal Psychiatry examined the effect COVID-19 had on different groups at the

00:04:32.540 outset of the original coronavirus lockdown. By surveying 3,077 adults three times from March 31st

00:04:38.980 to May 11th, they found that the proportion of respondents reporting that on at least one day in

00:04:44.560 the previous week they had wanted to end their life increased from 8.2% to 9.2% and then to 9.8%

00:04:51.300 over the three waves of the study. These rates were highest in young adults, age 18 to 29,

00:04:56.040 rising from 12.5% to 14.4%. Now, these are not small increases, and the problem goes beyond,

00:05:04.720 you know, suicidal thoughts. NPR, again, a surprise, published a report this weekend on the mental health

00:05:10.200 crisis among children specifically brought on by the pandemic, or that's how they put it. You know,

00:05:15.600 really, it's brought on by the government and the media's response to the pandemic. That's my own

00:05:20.560 editorializing, not what NPR concluded. The article talks about the increasing rates of depression,

00:05:25.120 of anxiety among children, also loneliness, feelings of isolation. This is to say nothing

00:05:31.760 of the way that children's educational development has been stunted. Though, as I've said many times,

00:05:37.480 I think public school often does more harm than good. Children are certainly not better off just

00:05:43.200 sitting at home on their computers all day. But that's what's happened. As our whole society gave up

00:05:48.960 on educating children because we're scared that the kids might get us sick. Again, not because we're

00:05:55.060 scared that they get sick because we're scared they might get us sick. And so we said, never mind

00:06:00.040 with education. Never mind about that. We don't need that for a whole year. The powers that be,

00:06:04.580 by the way, are finally noticing that they have destroyed our children and are now pretending

00:06:11.320 that that wasn't their idea or their doing. Here's Dr. Fauci just a couple of days ago

00:06:16.200 with a surprisingly new take on school closings. Listen.

00:06:21.180 Dr. Fauci, New York City public schools shut down again earlier this month. I know your default

00:06:25.800 position is that you'd like to see the schools open. But how do you make that happen? And how

00:06:31.880 would you advise the incoming Biden administration on getting a sort of unified response?

00:06:36.760 Well, you know, Martha, that's a good question. We get asked it all the time. You know, we say it

00:06:42.840 not being facetiously as a soundbite or anything, but, you know, close the bars and keep the schools

00:06:48.260 open is what we really say. Obviously, you don't have one size fits all. But as I said in the past,

00:06:54.840 and as you accurately quoted me, the default position should be to try as best as possible

00:07:00.920 within reason to keep the children in school or to get them back to school.

00:07:05.420 Yeah. He makes it sound like he's always said that you should keep the bars closed and open

00:07:10.840 the schools. He said that this is what we say. That is not what he's always said. That's not what

00:07:15.600 he said at all. In fact, until just now. But even Fauci, slow learner that he is, is starting to

00:07:20.820 understand that keeping children locked in their homes for months on end in response to an illness

00:07:25.320 that for them is no more dangerous than the flu is madness. Not just madness. It's evil. It's an evil

00:07:31.880 thing to do to kids. Only don't expect Fauci to take any accountability or responsibility or to

00:07:37.400 admit his mistake. Instead, he'll pretend he didn't say what he said in the past and has always said

00:07:43.580 what he never really said. And it's not just children being decimated. Continuing the surprises

00:07:48.920 of news media outlets actually reporting news. There was a whole flurry over the last few days of

00:07:53.440 news media outlets actually reporting news. It's pretty incredible. NBC has on their website a short

00:07:58.100 documentary about how the lockdown measures are impacting the elderly. Speaking of being isolated,

00:08:03.740 nobody has it worse than the elderly in nursing homes. They've been forced to spend, you know,

00:08:08.340 what could be and often is their final months on earth locked in a building, speaking to their

00:08:13.360 families through windows or not at all and dying alone with no one there who loves them. So here's a

00:08:19.460 little bit of that documentary. Listen. I understand that the current policies are in place because they

00:08:25.560 want to do everything right now to protect our seniors and our veterans and loved ones of families

00:08:30.700 and nursing homes. But our elders are now dying from failure to thrive. They're giving up. They've

00:08:40.120 been alone for seven months. Families need each other.

00:08:44.900 I was devastated when they told us we couldn't come in or see him. And my father didn't understand it

00:08:53.600 when we explained it to him over the phone. He didn't understand what the virus meant.

00:08:58.220 This is my father at 17 when he entered the service. He lied about his age so that he could get into

00:09:06.220 the army. And this is my dad in Korea, in the middle of the jungle, during the war.

00:09:14.420 So we did Zoom calls and then we graduated to window visits and seeing your parent through a window

00:09:27.860 like an animal in the zoo.

00:09:32.220 Hi, Daddy.

00:09:35.060 Trying to hear him, trying to see him through the screen, trying to advocate for him was heartbreaking.

00:09:44.180 You know, it is heartbreaking. It's tragic. It's infuriating. The elderly, isolated, dying alone,

00:09:49.420 children locked in their homes, replacing education with computers, suicides, depression,

00:09:53.300 business owners losing everything. And however bad we think all of this is, it's worse. Remember

00:09:58.680 that. We won't know the full effect for many years. We can't know. I mean, what are the long-term

00:10:03.880 effects of locking kids in their home, making them think strangers are diseased zombies,

00:10:09.280 punting their education down the road like it doesn't matter? In what way will this generation

00:10:13.840 of children be shaped by this? To what extent? What will that shape be? Nobody knows. No society has

00:10:19.660 ever done anything like this. And how many suicides will ultimately happen as a result of the lockdowns.

00:10:25.720 Even after we get the 2020 data, that's not going to tell the whole story. A business owner,

00:10:30.480 you know, who loses everything overnight may not take his own life the next morning.

00:10:35.140 Could happen a year later. Could happen two years later. Could happen 10 years later.

00:10:38.620 Many thousands of people have been put on a path of despair and ruin this year. But the end of that

00:10:45.280 path, whatever it is and wherever it is, may not come for several years yet. So we know it's bad.

00:10:51.740 But we don't know the full extent of how bad it is. For that matter, what are the psychological

00:10:57.020 effects of people living their lives without ever seeing a stranger's face in public? How does that

00:11:03.180 influence our mental health? Does anyone know? No. Because again, nobody has ever done this before.

00:11:09.580 And that's why the flippancy of those who advocate and push the lockdowns really

00:11:14.240 enrages me the most. They have not attempted to seriously weigh the pros and cons. They have not

00:11:21.180 bothered to so much as wonder about the long-term or short-term negative effects.

00:11:27.380 We're doing something no society has ever done, embracing consequences that no society has ever

00:11:33.080 willingly embraced. And we're supposed to do this without even discussing it? Without any sense of

00:11:38.900 caution or apprehension? Accept the lockdowns or you're a science denier. That's it. That's meant

00:11:44.920 to be the end of the debate. Most of all, we're supposed to simply accept the proposition

00:11:49.920 that not only will the lockdowns make people safe and extend people's lives, but that making people

00:11:56.760 safe and extending their lives is the most important consideration. And all other considerations

00:12:01.740 should be subordinated to it. We're supposed to believe unquestioningly that lockdowns will keep the

00:12:08.140 most people alive, that there is nothing that could ever be more urgent than keeping the most

00:12:14.160 people alive. Anything that must be sacrificed, literally anything to this end is worth it. That's

00:12:21.240 what we're supposed to believe. Those are the two propositions that you must believe. You're required

00:12:25.780 to believe. Yet both are highly dubious, to say the least. It seems there is a considerable likelihood

00:12:33.040 that when all is said and done, looking back on this 10 years from now or 20 years from now, we'll be

00:12:38.420 able to say with certainty that many more people died because of the lockdowns than would have died

00:12:43.960 without them. But whether that's the case or not, the second proposition that physical safety is the

00:12:49.720 highest good is certainly incorrect. Not just dubious, it's wrong. Our country is founded on the proposition

00:12:57.060 that some things are more important than safety. Any happy and well-adjusted life is grounded in the

00:13:04.380 same belief. For an elderly person with, you know, at best, let's say two or three years left to live, 0.94

00:13:10.540 what is better? To live those two or three years and be alone and miserable the whole time?

00:13:17.500 Or to risk living less than two or three, but to be happy and to be with those you love?

00:13:23.460 For a child, what's better? To live in isolation, to avoid the minimal risk of a disease that

00:13:29.080 rarely has any serious complications for children? Or to live a normal child's life and to get an

00:13:34.620 education and to be with friends and to be outside playing and doing what kids do while accepting the

00:13:39.860 mild risks involved? The lockdown advocates and our overlords in government have decided that these

00:13:46.440 questions are easily answered and that the answer is to prioritize safety above all, in all circumstances.

00:13:52.520 Even if by prioritizing safety, you ultimately make people less safe and depressed and suicidal on

00:14:00.040 top of it. They say it's anti-science to question it, but it's not. It is anti-human to do what they are

00:14:08.380 doing. And it's time for us to stop going along with it. Now let's get to our five headlines.

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00:16:22.160 began with my daughter vomiting as soon as we got to my sister-in-law's house. She didn't have a virus or 0.98

00:16:29.340 anything. She wasn't sick, but she gets bad car sickness like I do. And only we didn't realize

00:16:33.960 how bad it was this time around. So as soon as we got there after a four-hour car ride, she was in

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00:16:42.180 So that was one of those conversations as a parent that you have to have sometimes you don't want to

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00:16:56.500 And I know you're really hoping to hear details like this about my daughter vomiting. There you

00:16:59.580 go. Other than that, you know, it was a good time other than that. And other than the next day on

00:17:04.660 Thanksgiving, when one of the little kids in the house took my car keys, apparently, and threw them

00:17:10.380 in the trash. Very helpful. And it took, I was looking for them all day. Found them the next day in

00:17:15.460 the garbage. I was rifling through the garbage right before it went to the curb to be picked up. So

00:17:20.700 that's what you get when you're kids. You spend Thanksgiving cleaning up vomit and rifling through

00:17:25.900 trash bags. I know everybody listening to this. If you don't have kids, you're thinking, I want kids

00:17:29.860 now. It is, it is worth it in the end. I'm told. All right. Number one, the Daily Beast ran some

00:17:36.560 hard hitting journalism recently reporting on a pet psychics communications with Joe Biden's dogs.

00:17:43.680 Now, incidentally, the existence of pet psychics presents for me, maybe the greatest temptation to

00:17:50.760 be a socialist. This is the only time I've ever felt a little bit tempted because I mean,

00:17:55.480 maybe people do have too much money if they're spending it on sessions with a, with a pet psychic.

00:18:00.540 I think maybe the rich people do need to be stopped. I don't know. Maybe because of this,

00:18:04.980 but this pet psychic had a communication breakdown. It seems because she had a, she says, this is again,

00:18:11.540 the Daily Beast is reporting this just, you know, just this, just reporting it. Why not? And there

00:18:17.780 seems to have been a breakdown because she had a mind to mind exchange with Biden's pets

00:18:22.720 that didn't include some vital information. So she says, quote, the very first thing I got was that

00:18:29.940 they were both very excited about moving to the White House. I had a real connection. I felt that

00:18:34.220 excitement of theirs. They showed me that Joe Biden is very bonded to his dogs and have a real connection

00:18:39.100 with them. They kept showing me that although he has rescued one of the dogs, the dogs feel in many

00:18:44.560 ways that they have rescued him. Ego maniacs. That's the kind of narcissism I would expect from 0.97

00:18:51.980 a cat. This is why I hate dogs extremely full of themselves, but also desperate and needy at the

00:18:56.800 same time, the worst combination. But the point is that she never mentions that the dogs were actually

00:19:02.020 plotting to destroy Joe Biden the whole time. Not a day or two after the story was published, Joe Biden

00:19:07.840 was in the hospital with a fracture to his foot after injuring himself while playing with his dogs.

00:19:13.380 So how did the psychic not see that coming? Why didn't you stop it? Now Joe Biden's going to be

00:19:19.500 a walking boot for a while now. Could have been warned about this, but we weren't. This is what

00:19:23.600 the Daily Wire report says. Joe Biden reportedly hurt himself over the weekend while playing with one of

00:19:27.700 his dogs and was sent to a medical specialist for evaluation. Biden's office said in a statement,

00:19:34.640 quote, on Saturday, November 28th, President-elect Biden slipped while playing with his dog,

00:19:40.380 a major, and twisted his ankle. Out of an abundance of caution, he'll be examined this

00:19:44.680 afternoon by an orthopedist. And so, yeah, they're talking about a fracture, I guess, is what he got.

00:19:49.440 Okay. Yeah, I mean, it happens. I guess I can't judge him. I was in a walking boot myself for months

00:19:56.420 last year because of an Achilles injury. But it does, you know, it does bring to mind, I mean,

00:20:01.300 he's not even in the White House. He's not even technically the president-elect yet, despite what

00:20:05.800 the media says. He's certainly not in the White House yet. And he's already, you know, having the

00:20:11.560 kinds of injuries that very elderly people have. When you get old, you become fragile, even more fragile

00:20:19.440 than, you know, than you were before. And this is what we have to worry about now with a fragile

00:20:26.280 old man in the White House who's also, you know, losing his mind and his physical abilities on top

00:20:32.040 of it. So we'll see how that goes. Number two, Ilhan Omar has a practical suggestion for navigating

00:20:38.460 ourselves out of the current economic crisis. She says, quote, we must put an end to this economic

00:20:43.820 crisis with, and then she has bullet points, direct monthly payments to every family. Number one. 0.99

00:20:49.980 Number two, expanded unemployment benefits. Number three, rent and mortgage cancellation.

00:20:55.120 Number four, student debt cancellation. Number five, Medicare for all, including a free COVID-19

00:21:00.460 treatment and vaccines. You know, I love this idea. Personally, I would go a step further.

00:21:04.960 I say every American should receive $5,000 in gold coins delivered directly to their door every day,

00:21:13.880 along with a basket of fruit, a bouquet of flowers, a new pair of slippers. I mean, why not? If we are

00:21:21.540 completely disregarding questions of affordability, feasibility, possibility, then why acknowledge any

00:21:29.420 limits at all? Of course, the real way to end the economic crisis, and there is an economic crisis,

00:21:35.540 so she's right about that part, at least. I agree with her there. The real way to end it is to let

00:21:41.120 people go back to work and open their businesses at full capacity and allow people to go about their

00:21:48.180 lives. It's an interesting thing. You know, you end up with an economic crisis when you tell everybody

00:21:53.560 they can't work. And when you tell businesses that they have to turn away customers, hundreds,

00:21:59.860 thousands of customers. So that's what you do. Here's the solution for the government,

00:22:05.860 as is very often the case. Stop doing what you're doing now, which is ruining everything.

00:22:12.380 Get out of the way. But of course, that's not the solution that Ilhan Omar is interested in. That's

00:22:17.560 not the solution that Democrats are interested in, because they see this as an opportunity to exploit.

00:22:22.600 They see this as an opportunity for a massive transfer of power from individuals to the

00:22:28.960 government, just like we've seen a massive transfer of wealth from small businesses and middle-class

00:22:33.440 people to mega corporations. Amazon, Walmart, Target are doing very well. Facebook, you know,

00:22:39.900 the big tech companies. So we see this massive transfer of wealth. Also, there's going to be a

00:22:44.400 transfer of power, and that's the idea. That's why this is happening. That's why they have the

00:22:47.820 lockdowns. That's the whole idea. And they're fine. As long as they get the power and control

00:22:52.520 over our lives, sure, they'll toss you a few bucks. That's just more power and control over

00:22:57.460 you. Number three, you probably have seen some of the headlines about COVID ravaging the NFL

00:23:03.860 with a huge outbreak infecting many players. The Baltimore Ravens, my Baltimore Ravens,

00:23:08.800 unfortunately, have been especially hard hit. They've got like, I don't know, 20 players now

00:23:13.860 out with COVID or because they were in contact with someone who had COVID. Their Thanksgiving game

00:23:18.940 against the Steelers was postponed mercifully to tomorrow. That game looks like it's going to

00:23:24.740 happen, though the Ravens can hardly field a roster. They've got half of their starters out.

00:23:30.140 Lamar Jackson is out. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos had to play yesterday without a quarterback.

00:23:35.760 All of their quarterbacks either had COVID or were in contact with someone with COVID.

00:23:40.880 And so they started a practice squad receiver as their quarterback. Of course, they lost by a lot of

00:23:47.240 points against the Saints. No surprise there. But the funny thing is, in all of these stories

00:23:52.820 of a league ravaged by sickness, nobody ever tells us how sick these players actually are. Have you

00:24:02.440 noticed that? I mean, isn't that the first question you ask yourself when you read a story about

00:24:07.020 this or that star NFL player Lamar Jackson diagnosed with COVID? Your question is, how sick is he? I mean,

00:24:15.260 is he in the hospital or is he just at home with the sniffles? Or does he not even have the sniffles?

00:24:19.320 Is he just, is he perfectly fine? They don't tell you that. There's a reason for that. That's a detail

00:24:26.080 they don't include. I have heard specifically about one, I think there was, from what I've read,

00:24:31.740 what the media has reported, there's been, I believe, one player with serious complications from COVID.

00:24:37.520 But there have been a lot more than one who have been diagnosed with it. But that's the interesting

00:24:44.820 thing. That's the only player who the media has gone into detail telling us about their symptoms

00:24:49.440 because they were bad symptoms. All the rest of these players, they don't tell us.

00:24:54.860 And, you know, again, the reason for that is, is quite obvious because in reality, most of these

00:25:00.420 players probably it's, they don't even have a case of the sniffles. They're just at home,

00:25:04.520 you know, playing Madden or something and waiting for when the league tells them they can come back.

00:25:09.080 Not sick at all. Many of these players. Number four, a protest in Utah over the weekend,

00:25:14.060 over the recently passed statewide mask mandate. So Utah was one of the, one of the more recent

00:25:19.700 states to join the mask mandate bandwagon. There was a couple of protests, unfortunately not very

00:25:26.800 large protests. They should be larger than they are. I mentioned this story mainly as an excuse to

00:25:31.120 tell you about my own mask related run-in that, that I had over the weekend. We went,

00:25:37.100 we were, like I said, it was at my sister-in-law's for, for Thanksgiving. We went to an outdoor

00:25:42.600 Christmas lights display at night. I think it was Saturday night. Again, it's outdoors,

00:25:49.560 Christmas lights display. We're, we're outside. A lot of, a lot of nice air circulation when you're

00:25:54.160 outside. And, uh, most people walking around with masks, people, I wasn't wearing, really wearing a

00:26:01.380 mask. Here's, let me tell you what, here's my mask policy. This is my personal policy that I've

00:26:06.320 adopted. Uh, I have the neck gaiter thing, which doesn't do anything, but probably the cloth masks

00:26:11.740 don't do anything either, but I have it. And if I'm going inside somewhere, like inside a business,

00:26:16.300 I will put it on. If they ask me, I'm not going to cause a scene, especially because it's some poor

00:26:21.860 kid, some minimum wage, you know, kid at Walmart or something has to come up and say, sir, will you

00:26:26.620 put the mask on? I'm not going to make his job harder than it has to be, but I'm also not going

00:26:30.800 to volunteer to wear it. So I'm going to walk in without the mask. If someone tells me to wear it,

00:26:34.600 I'll put it on fine outside. I will not wear it. I refuse. I don't care what the, what the mandate

00:26:41.180 is. I don't care who says it. I'm not going to wear a mask outside because that is absurd.

00:26:46.280 So we're walking around outside. Um, I'm not wearing the mask. Most people in my group

00:26:51.700 aren't wearing one. And this woman, you know, uh, gets snippy with us and, and, and says, uh,

00:26:57.140 and, you know, confronts us and says, well, I think, I think masks are mandatory. You're supposed

00:27:00.960 to wear them. Now, the thing is she's holding in her hand, she's got a mask on. She's holding in

00:27:05.700 her hand, as am I, a cup of hot, uh, spiked cider, which was, which was very good with whiskey in it.

00:27:12.800 And so I asked her, I said, are, are you drinking with the mask on? And that was kind of enough to

00:27:19.600 make her back away because of course she's not. So she's walking around. She'll pull the mask

00:27:24.380 down, take some sips, put it back up. It's absurd. It's a charade. Uh, the whole thing is an absolute

00:27:32.320 charade, especially outside. What are the chances? Okay. This is, this is the question I've been asking

00:27:36.920 all along. Haven't gotten an answer to it. What are the chances if you're outside and you're,

00:27:43.460 you just walk by someone more than six feet, even if you're within six feet, let's say you walk by

00:27:49.300 someone and God forbid you pass them, uh, as close as three feet and you're, you're within three feet

00:27:55.920 of them for about a second. What are the chances that you could pass COVID to them? What is it? I

00:28:03.020 mean, you take the average person just walking down the street without a mask. Yeah. We don't

00:28:07.060 know if he has COVID or not. Just, you know, take any average person off the street, walking down the

00:28:11.340 street. What are the chances that that person percentage wise will pass COVID to you as you pass

00:28:16.700 them? It's, I mean, what is, what is it? It's, it's, it's certainly not 1%. It's much smaller than

00:28:23.040 that. Very, very, very, very small percentage chance. Uh, but of course we know wearing the mask

00:28:30.220 is mostly, as I said, a, a charade, something that's done, you know, just for display, like with

00:28:36.560 this woman who was pulling the mask down frequently to drink, but still felt that she was a, because she 0.98

00:28:42.580 had it, she had it on, at least she was playing the game. So that entitled her to lecture other

00:28:47.620 people. Uh, five, finally, you can be the judge here. Tell me what you think. Story from the Hill.

00:28:54.140 It says a man in Arkansas received a racist note after putting up an inflatable black Santa in front

00:29:00.720 of his house. Chris Kennedy, who lives in North Little Rock, received an anonymous racist letter

00:29:06.040 condemning the decoration. Uh, Kennedy read the letter during a live stream on Facebook. I looked for the,

00:29:11.620 for this live stream so I could play it for you. I couldn't find it. It looks like it's been taken

00:29:14.860 down, which if it, unless I just couldn't find it, but if it has been taken down, maybe that'll tell

00:29:19.560 you something. Here's the, uh, here's the note as he read it. Please remove your Negro Santa Claus yard 1.00

00:29:26.180 decoration. You should not try to deceive children into believing that I am a Negro. I am a Caucasian 0.99

00:29:31.860 white man to you and have been for the past 600 years. You're being jealous of my race is no excuse

00:29:38.660 for your dishonesty. Uh, the note continues besides that you're making yourself the lack of laughing

00:29:44.760 stock of the neighborhood. Uh, during the live stream, Kennedy said that he was trying to be as

00:29:49.880 nice as he can be, but he was filled with rage over the note. Um, Kennedy also showed an image of a

00:29:55.740 white Santa with two thumbs up and a label taped to the envelope that the letter came in. And then the,

00:30:02.940 um, the property owners association condemned it. And it says that, um, other neighbors have come

00:30:09.500 out and they're buying their own black Santa inflatables to put in their yard. And they're

00:30:13.680 all rallying behind this guy. Okay. It's just, all I can say is it's good to see Jussie Smollett

00:30:18.740 getting into the Christmas spirit, uh, in his own way. So I won't judge him for that. And maybe that's

00:30:23.840 not fair. Look, I don't know that this is a hoax. I can't say that it's possible that an actual

00:30:30.880 racist person got mad about an inflatable Santa and wrote this note where he pretends to be Santa.

00:30:37.940 The note is written as if Santa Claus himself has written it. Um, and then, I mean, it's possible,

00:30:45.900 right? It's, you know, technically it's possible that Santa Claus actually did write it. It's possible

00:30:51.980 that look, Santa Claus, you know, he's, um, he's an old fashioned guy. He's been around for centuries.

00:30:57.620 So his, his racial views are probably not as enlightened as, as people these days. So it's 0.96

00:31:05.900 possible that an actual, that Santa himself wrote it. Um, and then there's a cartoon, you know,

00:31:12.040 it's possible that a racist person be at Santa or not was mad about an inflatable Santa and wrote the

00:31:17.760 note and actually took the time to draw a nice cartoon of Santa with thumbs down and put that

00:31:23.960 on the note. All of that is possible. Okay. It's not impossible, but history and common sense would

00:31:30.640 tell us that it's quite a bit more possible that this is yet again, a made up fake racist note from

00:31:36.880 somebody begging for attention. Um, all I'll say is this, is that every anonymous racist note story in

00:31:44.960 recent memory. I mean, let me know if you can think of one because everyone that comes to mind,

00:31:49.640 all fake, literally all of them fake. When was the last time there was an anonymous racist note

00:31:55.920 left for someone on their porch or on their car or whatever written on a receipt at a restaurant

00:32:02.780 that wasn't fake. So is this the exception? Could be probably isn't yet. It doesn't matter because if you

00:32:13.480 look at the headlines of this, um, just like the headline I just read to you, um, almost all the

00:32:19.820 headlines just report as fact, man receives racist note, not even man says he received racist note or

00:32:28.220 man allegedly receives racist. It's just, he received it. They reported as fact. And then, you know, when,

00:32:34.920 if, and when the time comes two or three days from now, when the police come out sort of quietly,

00:32:40.420 but announced that, yeah, you know, this didn't really happen. Um, then the media, they're not

00:32:45.400 going to print a correction or anything like that. They're just going to, uh, move on as if it never

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00:34:20.860 Today for our daily cancellation, we're going to cancel Vanderbilt University along with everyone

00:34:26.700 in media who is celebrating Vanderbilt University this weekend after it's a winless football team

00:34:31.320 quote made history by dressing and fielding a female player, Sarah Fuller, a goalkeeper or is

00:34:38.760 a goaltender. I'm not sure. I typically prefer sports over soccer. In any case, a female soccer 1.00

00:34:43.140 player was enlisted as the Vanderbilt football team's kicker for its game on Saturday against

00:34:46.760 Missouri. All of Vanderbilt's kickers were sent to the COVID quarantine and the team decided to bring

00:34:51.520 Sarah in to substitute. And more importantly, to generate some headlines and attention because they

00:34:55.980 certainly weren't going to generate any headlines and attention just by playing solid football and

00:34:59.640 winning games. So they had to resort to this. Sarah thus became the first woman to ever take 0.97

00:35:05.180 the field for a major college football program. And after the game, the media went hysterical with

00:35:10.880 its adulation for Sarah Fuller and her glass ceiling breaking performance, a performance that

00:35:15.820 included five for five on field goals, three of them over 40 yards, three touchbacks, one game-saving

00:35:21.440 tackle. Just kidding, of course. She kicked once. The kick went 30 yards. Vanderbilt lost 41-0 and the 0.96

00:35:28.960 coach was fired after the game. That's what happens in reality. Now, I wasn't kidding, though, about the

00:35:34.060 hysterical adulation part, though. That did happen, including from the announcers in the game who had the

00:35:38.940 unenviable task of having to not laugh at the terrible kick and instead pretend that it was some

00:35:44.580 kind of great moment for college football. Listen.

00:35:55.880 And the kick down at the 35-yard line and Sarah Fuller. Happy Thanksgiving. What a day. What a day

00:36:05.420 in college football. What a day. What a day with that 30-yard kick. Now, I should note that the coach

00:36:11.880 claimed after the game, right before he was fired, that the kick there was a design squib kick.

00:36:18.300 And he should be fired if that really was designed. Anyone who knows football knows

00:36:21.580 you don't squib it intentionally at the start of the second half when you're down 21. And even if you

00:36:27.400 do squib it intentionally, you don't want the ball to only go 20 yards in the air and then roll another

00:36:32.020 10. There is no designed kick in all of football that works like that. If this is a design kick,

00:36:39.000 it's a new design. It's a bad design. Not a squib kick. Maybe we can call it a chick kick. 1.00

00:36:44.200 Or we could have called it that and laughed before our whole society turned into a bunch

00:36:48.460 of insufferable PC scolds who had pretended it's not incredibly hilarious that everybody hyped up

00:36:53.860 the female football player. And then she went out and did the worst kick anyone's seen all year. 1.00

00:36:59.300 I mean, that is funny, right? Anyway, ESPN, of course, interviewed Sarah Fuller about this

00:37:05.680 historic moment after the game. And here's what she had to say.

00:37:10.640 Well, Sarah, you made history today. The first female to ever play in a Power 5 football game. 1.00

00:37:17.740 What emotions are you feeling now that you've reached such a milestone?

00:37:21.060 Honestly, it's just so exciting. And the fact that I can represent the little girls out there

00:37:25.800 who wanted to do this or thought about playing football or any sport, really. And it encourages

00:37:31.200 them to be able to step up and do something big like this. So it's awesome. We were all patiently

00:37:36.180 awaiting the entire first half, hoping we'd get to see you take the field. But you come out after

00:37:41.140 halftime, you take the field for the kickoff. What was your mentality in that moment?

00:37:45.640 Honestly, I was just really calm. The SEC championship was more stressful, if I'm going to be honest.

00:37:52.340 But I was really excited to step out on the field and do my thing.

00:37:55.500 So throughout this week, as the story has gained prominence and taken to the headlines,

00:38:01.680 I know you felt a sense of responsibility to use this platform for something bigger than yourself.

00:38:08.120 What message do you hope was conveyed by your involvement today?

00:38:11.340 I mean, I just want to tell all the girls out there that you can do anything you set your mind to.

00:38:15.820 Like, you really can.

00:38:17.240 Yes, do anything except kick a football more than 30 yards, apparently.

00:38:21.220 It's just a good thing that the glass ceiling was closer than 30 yards away.

00:38:24.260 Otherwise, she never would have broken it.

00:38:26.540 I am being a little harsh, admittedly. I don't mean to be hard on Sarah.

00:38:30.040 That's why I'm not canceling her. I'm canceling everyone else associated with this and everyone

00:38:33.920 who pretended that a bad kick by a losing team was somehow inspirational and history-making

00:38:39.720 because the person who made the kick had XX chromosomes.

00:38:43.600 But I must say that Sarah almost got herself canceled as well when I read an ESPN article about the game. 0.66

00:38:50.300 Here's a tidbit from this ESPN article. It says,

00:38:52.160 With Vanderbilt trailing 21-0 at halftime, Fuller decided that she wanted to address the team.

00:38:58.780 Oh, no.

00:39:00.080 If I'm going to be honest, she said,

00:39:01.440 I was a little pissed off at how quiet everybody was on the sideline.

00:39:05.860 We made a first down and I was the only one cheering and I was like,

00:39:08.980 what the heck? What's going on?

00:39:11.260 And I tried to get them pumped up.

00:39:13.580 She said she compared it to Vanderbilt soccer's SEC tournament winning run

00:39:18.160 when the team was, quote, cheering the entire time.

00:39:21.260 I just went in there and I said exactly what I was thinking.

00:39:23.800 I was like, we need to be cheering each other on.

00:39:26.420 This is how you win games.

00:39:27.760 This is how you get better is by calling each other out for stuff.

00:39:30.540 And I'm going to call you guys out.

00:39:32.360 We need to be supporting one another.

00:39:34.080 We need to be lifting each other up.

00:39:35.840 That's what a team's about, Fuller said.

00:39:37.540 I think this team has struggled and that's been part of it.

00:39:39.800 We really just need to build the team camaraderie where they can all lean on one another.

00:39:44.800 It was an adjustment going from that team mentality where,

00:39:47.880 hey, we're all here supporting one another.

00:39:49.460 And I just wanted to bring that to this team.

00:39:53.720 Okay, on second thought, as I read this, yes, she is canceled too.

00:39:57.120 Extremely canceled.

00:39:57.920 In fact, she is very, very canceled.

00:40:00.440 You're a girl invited to kick the ball one time as a publicity stunt and you shank it. 1.00

00:40:06.480 And yet you think you're entitled to give a pep talk to the team?

00:40:09.460 And lecture them about how to be better football players?

00:40:12.940 My Lord.

00:40:14.260 That's like when I let my five-year-old daughter sit on my lap and park the car,

00:40:18.820 you know, quote unquote, by driving it 10 feet up the driveway.

00:40:21.540 And the next time she was in the car with me,

00:40:23.380 she started shouting driving tips from her booster seat in the back.

00:40:26.720 Daddy, make sure to stop when the light is red.

00:40:29.380 Yes, I know, Julia.

00:40:30.200 Thank you.

00:40:30.920 Thank you.

00:40:31.440 Thank you for the tip.

00:40:33.340 But see, at least that was kind of cute.

00:40:35.580 I have to imagine these guys were not as amused

00:40:38.120 when the girl from the women's soccer team was strutting down the sideline, 1.00

00:40:41.360 barking orders at them.

00:40:42.660 Although given their record and their, you know, general abilities on the field,

00:40:47.160 I can't say they didn't deserve the humiliation.

00:40:49.840 In fact, Vanderbilt sent out a tweet after the bad kick with a picture of Sarah Fuller

00:40:55.800 and the words, quote, history made.

00:40:58.760 And the tweet reads, Sarah Fuller, remember the name.

00:41:02.480 Hashtag play like a girl.

00:41:05.720 Yes, this is a football team adopting play like a girl as a positive motto.

00:41:13.760 And credit where it's due.

00:41:15.100 They put their money where their mouth is.

00:41:16.580 They walked the walk.

00:41:17.900 They really did play like girls and lost by 41 points because of it. 0.94

00:41:23.380 See, that's what happens.

00:41:24.800 When you're a football team and you play like girls or let girls play, you lose. 1.00

00:41:30.700 The reason you lose is that girls can't play football against men. 1.00

00:41:34.540 I don't mean can't as in they aren't allowed.

00:41:37.560 They shouldn't be allowed, but they are allowed.

00:41:39.740 I mean can't as in physically can't.

00:41:42.900 Contra Sarah Fuller's post-game interview,

00:41:44.660 girls cannot do whatever they set their minds to. 1.00

00:41:48.780 They can't.

00:41:50.140 Hate to tell you, neither can men.

00:41:53.060 There are some things you set your mind to that you can't actually do

00:41:56.140 because you're not physically capable.

00:41:58.080 I could set my mind and have set it on being the greatest ballerina on planet Earth.

00:42:03.880 And it probably still will never happen, unfortunately.

00:42:07.740 The results ultimately will be almost as hilarious as a woman playing football. 0.98

00:42:11.620 Speaking of which, there will never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever be a female 1.00

00:42:19.280 who actually earns her way onto a major college football program, even as a kicker.

00:42:25.120 Or even a high school program, much less a professional program.

00:42:28.620 Not because football teams are sexist or because women are inferior as human beings 0.90

00:42:33.280 or anything like that.

00:42:34.200 It's just because reality is what it is. 0.96

00:42:36.880 A woman on a men's football team will at best embarrass herself, at worst get herself killed. 1.00

00:42:43.020 It's good for Sarah Fuller that she didn't kick the ball 50 or 60 yards 0.99

00:42:46.740 and give the team a chance to return it.

00:42:48.620 If she had, and she was the last line of defense trying to make a tackle on a real football player 0.99

00:42:54.040 with a head of steam sprinting down the sideline,

00:42:56.660 she'd be in the hospital right now or the morgue.

00:42:58.820 As far as I know, no player for a major college football program has ever been killed

00:43:04.020 by a collision on the football field, and that is one glass ceiling a female player could break. 1.00

00:43:09.640 It's just not one that should be broken.

00:43:12.680 But aside from the safety concerns, the real issue with putting a girl on the field 1.00

00:43:16.180 and celebrating her for her terrible play is that along with how generally ridiculous it is, 0.96

00:43:21.720 it's also patronizing and degrading. 0.99

00:43:24.080 Are women really so unimpressive and bereft of achievement that we have to pretend it's an achievement 1.00

00:43:29.960 to be given an opportunity you didn't earn and then botch it?

00:43:34.300 You know, it'd be one thing if she went in there and did hit a 52-yard field goal for the win, 1.00

00:43:41.240 or even if she managed a couple of touchbacks.

00:43:44.500 But what she did, literally anyone could do.

00:43:48.540 You, I don't care who you are, you could kick a football 20 yards in the air if you put it on a tee.

00:43:52.600 You could do that. I could.

00:43:54.800 I think my seven-year-old son probably could. 1.00

00:43:57.440 Are women so pathetic that we have to call this an achievement? 1.00

00:44:01.040 Not just an achievement, but a historic achievement. 1.00

00:44:04.400 One that will cause us to remember her name for all of history.

00:44:08.220 A thousand years from now, they'll be singing songs and telling stories about Sarah Fuller

00:44:12.560 kicking the ball 20 yards.

00:44:15.640 Monuments will be built. 0.98

00:44:18.060 Is that how sad and unimpressive women are? 1.00

00:44:20.680 Do we have to stoop to this?

00:44:23.260 Answer, no. 0.93

00:44:25.060 That's how sad and unimpressive feminists think women are. 1.00

00:44:28.800 Because they themselves, feminists, are sad and unimpressive. 0.99

00:44:32.540 It's how sad and unimpressive the media thinks women are, apparently. 1.00

00:44:35.540 But it's not what I think.

00:44:37.020 And it's not the truth.

00:44:38.400 My wife, for example,

00:44:40.520 can't play football.

00:44:42.780 But she does 50 things in a day that are far more important and impressive than that crappy 0.68

00:44:49.020 kick by Sarah Fuller.

00:44:50.500 I mean, she'll do stuff like take four young kids by herself to a museum. 1.00

00:44:55.400 She's done that multiple times.

00:44:57.080 She takes all the kids. 1.00

00:44:58.680 I'm working.

00:44:59.480 She'll go to the museum in the city.

00:45:01.700 I would never do that.

00:45:03.120 I wouldn't even attempt it.

00:45:04.740 It's a suicide mission.

00:45:06.240 My wife does it and has fun somehow. 1.00

00:45:08.900 Yet we don't celebrate women for doing those sorts of things anymore. 0.99

00:45:11.500 We celebrate them for trying to imitate men, even though their imitations always suck 0.99

00:45:17.760 and are humiliating to all involved. 0.93

00:45:21.100 We've decided that the best sort of woman is a man. 1.00

00:45:24.660 And not coincidentally, we've also decided the best sort of man is a woman.

00:45:28.880 So women are celebrated for dressing up in football uniforms and men are celebrated for 0.64

00:45:33.220 dressing up in dresses.

00:45:34.580 And the only people who aren't celebrated are those who act like themselves and carry on

00:45:39.320 living as sane and competent people.

00:45:42.640 So that's why Vanderbilt is canceled.

00:45:45.280 And everybody who pretended to be impressed by the most unimpressive kick in football history

00:45:50.360 is also canceled.

00:45:53.760 And Sarah Fuller, again, unfortunately, has to be canceled.

00:45:58.820 And that's going to do it for us today.

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The Matt Walsh Show - November 30, 2020

Ep. 611 - The Lockdown’s Catastrophic Effects

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