The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 659 - Sabotaging Our Children's Future

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, a school district uses a picture of children sledding without masks on

00:00:05.960 as an excuse to keep schools closed. We'll talk about that. Also, five headlines including

00:00:10.260 Governor Cuomo deflecting blame for his nursing home scandal and more big UFO news out of the

00:00:15.780 Pentagon. And our daily cancellation will cancel a famous male YouTuber for the crime of appropriation.

00:00:21.520 In this case, he is appropriating pregnancy. So we got to cancel him for that. All of that

00:00:27.400 and much more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:02:09.600 charitymobile.com. So a few weeks ago, we discussed how an epidemic of child suicides in the Las Vegas

00:02:15.620 area had pushed that school system to accelerate its reopening. Now we have a similar story, this time

00:02:22.520 out of San Francisco. As the Daily Wire reports, quote, an alarming number of San Francisco students

00:02:26.960 have committed suicide as a result of the prolonged coronavirus lockdowns, according to a lawsuit

00:02:31.500 filed by the city against the school district on Thursday. The Associated Press reported that the

00:02:37.980 lawsuit filed by San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera includes, quote, alarming testimony from

00:02:43.080 hospitals in the Bay Area, doctors, and parents on the emotional and mental harms of extended distance

00:02:48.980 learning. Then we hear from a parent, Allison Arif, the mother of a 15-year-old daughter, is quoted in

00:02:54.420 the lawsuit as saying she found her daughter, quote, curled up in a fetal position, crying next to her

00:02:59.640 laptop at 11 a.m., that she often cries during the day. Arif added that her daughter is frustrated

00:03:05.920 and losing faith, not just in the school district, but in the world. This is an issue that we've been

00:03:12.100 tracking on this show for months now. It's not confined to Las Vegas and San Francisco. It's nationwide.

00:03:18.280 In fact, there was one story out of Texas. A 12-year-old boy was found hanging. His nine-year-old

00:03:26.040 sister found him hanging only a few days before his 13th birthday. His father says that the child

00:03:32.040 was, quote, sad and lonely and was driven to this point because of the lockdowns. And it's just

00:03:39.780 unthinkable. By the way, this tragedy with the child, with the 12-year-old boy, happened in April.

00:03:49.260 April. In April, after just a month or two, kids were already at this point. Now you tack on another

00:03:56.080 nine, ten months on top of that? Yet many schools are finding any reason, desperately searching for

00:04:03.080 any reason to stay closed. So listen to the latest here. This is almost hard to believe. A mother in

00:04:09.260 New Jersey was angry, as many parents are, that schools in her area were refusing to reopen. So she sent

00:04:16.900 many messages to the superintendent expressing her frustration. This prompted the assistant

00:04:22.860 superintendent to respond, finally, with an email. In the email, he gives his reasons for keeping the

00:04:28.800 schools closed, no matter the psychological effects that it's having on the kids. And he actually places

00:04:33.380 the blame partially on the mother herself and, by extension, on her kids. He writes, quote,

00:04:39.220 this is part of the email. He says, for instance, we know that parents and students are not following

00:04:43.720 the same CDC guidelines that you continue to share with us that detail the importance of social

00:04:48.440 distancing and mask wearing. Case in point, we were provided a number of photos that illustrate

00:04:54.040 the precise reason our school community remains in phase one. As you can see from the attached photos,

00:05:00.280 you and four other adults appear in close proximity without a mask. Further, the photo illustrates 16

00:05:06.460 children all in close proximity without masks. Bottom line, we will not subject our school community to

00:05:12.300 the potential risk and exposure that results from the blatant failure to follow the same guidelines

00:05:17.020 you are asking us to reference. So the district assistant superintendent somehow obtained or was

00:05:24.740 sent these photos of the mother and her child along with other family members, and they were sledding.

00:05:29.800 They're outside in the snow. They're sledding. The horror. Shock. Gasp. Horror. They're outside without

00:05:36.560 masks on. The kids are sledding. And he used that as a reason not to open the schools. So nothing to be

00:05:42.980 worried about here, right? Just a school system essentially spying on families and

00:05:47.000 chastising them for what they do on their own time on private property while schools aren't even open

00:05:52.040 for business in the first place. This is how desperate the schools are to stay closed, no matter

00:05:57.060 what, no matter the cost. But even if they open again, this is something else we have to understand.

00:06:02.300 Even if they open again, that doesn't necessarily solve the problem. Here's a video. I want to show you

00:06:05.980 this. A video posted by a teacher of a school that is set to reopen. And she's showing us what the

00:06:12.680 classroom is going to look like with all the COVID regulations and everything. Each desk is encased

00:06:18.860 on three sides by glass. The kids will be in glass cages for class, essentially. And this raises all

00:06:26.900 kinds of problems, as she explains. Listen.

00:06:28.860 I just have a question for the school board. I'm wondering, this is my classroom. I have a rather

00:06:34.240 large classroom compared to the other classrooms in our building. But I have 28 desks in here right

00:06:39.840 now. If we go back five days a week, I'll have 30, 30 or 32 with the kids coming back from virtual.

00:06:46.880 Um, this is the middle seat of the back row of my classroom. This is their view of the board.

00:06:57.840 Um, so I'm just wondering, when we ordered this $5 million worth of plexiglass, did we have a classroom

00:07:04.560 of 28 desks set up to where school board members could sit in them and see what this was really going

00:07:13.520 to be like? Cause I'm still trying to figure out how in between my classes, am I supposed to

00:07:19.800 disinfect? How I'm supposed to hear my students when they're in the back of the room wearing a mask

00:07:26.500 behind all this plexiglass? Right. How will she hear the students when they try to ask her a question?

00:07:32.640 How will she clean all of these cages before every class? Doesn't this become nothing more than a

00:07:39.020 a container for germs? You put a bunch of little kids around glass, do you know how smudged and gross

00:07:45.320 that's going to be after, after one class? Are we, are we going to pause for 45 minutes in between

00:07:52.280 each class to, to disinfect everything properly? And most importantly, how is this psychologically

00:07:58.640 healthy for kids to go, to go from school on a computer to school in a glass box?

00:08:04.620 And also just as importantly, why is it necessary? Where is the proof that any of this will actually

00:08:13.420 make anyone appreciably safer? And here's yet another question to ponder. Why didn't anyone

00:08:18.940 ever at any point ever, ever even once suggest anything like this during flu season? Nothing like

00:08:28.300 it was ever suggested. Let me read something else to you. This is, this is a, from a CDC fact sheet

00:08:33.000 from the CDC, comparing and contrasting the flu and COVID. This is what the CDC says. Okay. So

00:08:40.100 Facebook and YouTube, don't shut me down for misinformation. This is the CDC's own words.

00:08:46.220 Both COVID-19 and the flu illness can result in severe illness and complications. Those at highest

00:08:51.580 risk include older adults, people with certain underlying conditions, pregnant people.

00:08:56.600 Here are the differences. The CDC says, the risk of complications for healthy children, uh, is higher

00:09:03.780 for flu compared to COVID-19. However, infants and children with underlying medical conditions are an

00:09:09.700 increased risk for both flu and COVID-19. Okay. Higher risk. And then, and then it continues. Young

00:09:17.020 children are at a, young, young children are at a higher risk of severe illness from flu. Higher risk.

00:09:22.100 Higher. Now this is not, we already knew this, but I want to, I want to emphasize this is what the CDC

00:09:27.680 itself says. An article on the American Academy of Pediatrics website dated December 29th says that

00:09:36.440 0.01% of children who've gotten COVID have died. Only 1.3% have even hospitalized. Keep in mind that

00:09:43.660 children are also less likely to contract and get it in, to contract it in the first place.

00:09:48.760 So what is the chance that a child will both, will both contract COVID and have a serious,

00:09:57.740 possibly fatal reaction? You take any particular hypothetical child who right now is healthy,

00:10:03.980 and let's say you're sending them off to school. What are the chances that that child who's healthy

00:10:09.440 right now will have a severe, possibly fatal reaction to COVID? It's very low, very low. That's

00:10:17.920 what the numbers tell us. That's what the science tells us. The data is clear. The chances of a child

00:10:23.560 being hospitalized or killed by the flu is also relatively small, but it's higher than it is for

00:10:29.840 COVID. Yet we have never considered any of these measures for the flu. None of them. Now you can come

00:10:37.380 up with all kinds of excuses and rationalizations for that, right? You could say, well, the concern is

00:10:42.100 that kids will pass COVID to adults. Yes, but they're in a low risk group for that too. A National

00:10:49.060 Geographic article citing a study in Iceland says that the kids are half as likely to catch and spread

00:10:55.540 COVID, to catch and spread COVID. You could also say, well, there's a, there's a more widely available

00:11:02.380 and used flu vaccine than there is for COVID. Fine. I mean, you can come up with other excuses too. But

00:11:09.980 the point is that we aren't, we aren't taking more precautions for COVID than we did for the flu. It's

00:11:15.140 that we took basically none for the flu. While for COVID we've done, well, all of this. It's not

00:11:22.820 proportional. It's not reasonable. It's not justified based on the evidence or on the precedence

00:11:29.700 of our own past behavior and our own past approach to these sorts of things, especially where kids

00:11:36.580 are concerned. But here's why it happens, right? Kids are shut out of school, are put behind glass,

00:11:43.980 are scolded for not wearing masks while they're playing outside in the snow, are forced into a

00:11:49.540 mental state so desperate that they're hanging themselves. All of this happens because our society

00:11:55.880 is one that is totally and completely run by the squeaky wheel gets the oil mentality, right?

00:12:03.520 Never has any society been so utterly invested in that particular way of doing things.

00:12:09.980 Squeaky wheel gets the oil. And the people, I mean, which means, of course, the people who make the

00:12:14.300 most noise, who do the most whining, who are the most obnoxious, get their way. That's the way it goes.

00:12:19.000 Now, kids make plenty of noise. And any parent will tell you they also do plenty of whining.

00:12:25.500 But they don't make the kind of noise that registers in the public debate. It may register

00:12:30.140 in your eardrums as a parent at home, but it doesn't register in the public debate. In the public

00:12:35.080 debate, their voice is not present because they have no representative. They have no special interest

00:12:41.200 groups. They have no union. They have no celebrity spokesmen. They have no corporate mouthpieces.

00:12:45.700 And because of that, their voice is not heard at all in the public debate. Instead, we hear from

00:12:52.460 the teachers union, from the grownups. We hear from the sorts of people who take photos and videos

00:12:58.180 of other people not wearing masks and shame them on the internet or send them to the superintendent.

00:13:04.540 Those are the ones we hear. And they get their way. The kids, in their silence, are ignored.

00:13:12.140 Now, let's get to our five headlines.

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00:15:04.900 for 20% off. Day two of our historic winter storm, winter blast. I hope you guys are all

00:15:10.700 staying safe out there. You know, the problem is that it seems like 12 times a year we hear about

00:15:20.700 historic weather events happening in this country. And after a while, it's sort of like Princess

00:15:26.200 Bride. You think, you know, I don't think that word means what we think it means because we use

00:15:31.040 it so often to describe what happens in the weather. Now, I think in this case, especially

00:15:36.580 with what's happening in Texas where they've got the, you know, sub-freezing temperatures and snow

00:15:41.380 and ice and everything in parts of Texas where they almost never see this sort of weather. So that,

00:15:46.200 okay, is we would call historic. What's happening in Nashville right now, I don't think it's historic.

00:15:51.560 It's like snow and freezing rain. It's not common. It's not historic though. So this may actually

00:15:57.720 qualify, but this is the problem when you, when you use it, when everything is dramatic all the

00:16:02.740 time and sensationalized and you use the most dramatic adjective possible to describe everything.

00:16:10.060 Then when event, when an event actually occurs that, uh, that suits that adjective and you use it,

00:16:16.320 it's lost all meaning. When you call everything historic and then a real historic event happens,

00:16:21.500 what do you call the real historic event? It's like you need a new word or you call it historic and

00:16:26.260 doesn't, doesn't pack the same punch. Although I still say, uh, historic or not, I still like,

00:16:33.220 I've been complaining about this because partly that's what I do. But, uh, the fact that here in

00:16:37.680 Nashville, they still plows have not touched the road. It's been two days now. I haven't seen a plow

00:16:44.180 and I'm told, I get all the people that have lived there a lot here a lot longer than me are telling

00:16:48.540 me that, yeah, well they don't, you know, it doesn't happen often enough and to, to pay for the plows

00:16:53.640 and to, and to the maintenance and everything to keep them, just to use them once every few years

00:16:57.700 doesn't make any sense. Maybe so, maybe so. But for my entitled Yankee mentality, I, the way that I

00:17:06.860 look at it, the way that I, the way that I operate is if, if there's less than a foot of snow on the

00:17:11.500 ground, I should be able to leave my house and go for a drive. I should be able to do that with less

00:17:16.260 than a foot of snow. I demand it. Squeaky wheel, like I just said. Um, all right. Number one,

00:17:26.440 yesterday, governor Cuomo gave a press conference, uh, his favorite past them, of course, only this

00:17:31.160 time he was sort of addressing the nursing home scandal, the scandal wherein he sent virus infected

00:17:36.200 people into nursing homes and thereby condemned thousands of people to death. But he puts the blame

00:17:40.800 on a mixture of people and situations, none of them him. Of course, he blames the toxic political

00:17:46.980 environment and quote, conspiracy theories. Here he is. Listen. So are you really saying that this is

00:17:53.820 sort of the creation of a toxic political environment that's existed for several years in this country and

00:17:59.620 in this country? Look, uh, is the environment toxic politically? Yes. Was this happening last year

00:18:12.340 with this toxic political environment? Yes. Uh, and do I think that's part of the conspiracy theories that

00:18:23.200 filled the void? Yes. And look, uh, I understand politics. I was critical of President Trump. I also

00:18:33.320 worked with President Trump. Uh, I get how strong the feelings are on both sides. But when you're talking

00:18:42.840 about loved ones dying in nursing homes, uh, when you come up with conspiracy theories or there's

00:18:52.100 this information, then, uh, the worst thing you can say to somebody who lost a loved one is maybe it

00:18:59.060 didn't have to be, maybe there was a government issue. Yeah. Toxic political environment. You mean

00:19:05.860 like, um, I don't know, like when you Cuomo said that you wouldn't take the vaccine under Trump's

00:19:14.600 administration, you actually encouraged people to be skeptical of the vaccine under Trump.

00:19:22.700 And then once Trump was out, you immediately turned around and started scolding the people

00:19:27.300 who were skeptical of the vaccine that you just told them to be skeptical of like that kind of thing.

00:19:32.520 It's pretty toxic. I agree. This really, I think all of this, um, really amplifies the cringe factor

00:19:40.440 in this video, which is for whatever reason, making the rounds on social media now, but it's from a

00:19:45.280 couple of months ago. This is what aired. If you were wondering, which probably you weren't, but

00:19:49.980 when, when Cuomo won his Emmy award a couple of months ago, if you didn't watch that, the Emmy

00:19:55.860 ceremony, uh, because you realize that you're better off doing literally anything else with your time.

00:20:00.840 This is what aired when Cuomo was awarded an Emmy for his press conferences. This is what they put

00:20:05.140 on the air. Watch to my governor, the governor empire state, Andrew Cuomo. Congratulations,

00:20:14.740 Andrew on your much deserved founders award. Governor Andrew Cuomo. You are the man. What?

00:20:21.420 I was trying to think of something that I could say to you that would, uh, be funny. And so I called

00:20:27.500 your brother, Chris, who could not understand why you were getting an Emmy since he's the one on

00:20:31.200 television. In the darkest stage of the pandemic, your daily briefings live from New York gave us

00:20:37.300 hope, gave us clarity, gave us the truth and gave us something that we were not getting from Washington

00:20:41.640 leadership. In the midst of this storm, Andrew Cuomo became the nation's governor. People across the

00:20:49.000 country tuned into this press conferences every day. Daily. I was watching his press conferences,

00:20:55.600 informing us, telling us what to do. I am really going to vomit. That is, that is truly vomitous,

00:21:04.860 nauseating. My God. And didn't Spike Lee seem drunk there. That was a whole, if you're listening to

00:21:13.020 audio, maybe you couldn't tell the voices. That was a, it was a, a compilation of celebrities

00:21:17.640 thanking dear leader, Governor Cuomo, Spike Lee being one of them. He seemed kind of drunk to

00:21:21.960 me. Billy Joel, I actually felt sorry for you. Saw him there. He was, he was reading. He had this

00:21:26.960 whole speech. It looked like that he was reading and, but they only put them in the compilation for,

00:21:31.480 for, for nine seconds. And, uh, he, he read a three, a three page. He sat down. He's very excited.

00:21:37.040 He wrote, he wrote a three page report, uh, on, uh, on Governor Cuomo, his whole biography and

00:21:42.720 everything. And he sat there and he read it and they only took nine seconds of it. So you feel a little

00:21:45.940 bad for him. Those are all the celebrities. And this is why, uh, you can never let the left

00:21:51.640 pretend that the cult of personality around Donald Trump was some sort of unique phenomenon or unique

00:21:59.720 to the right. Uh, well, the left, they never have that. Never let them pretend that. Yeah, there,

00:22:05.300 there is, there was and is a cult of personality around Trump. I've made it clear many times. I don't

00:22:09.800 think there should be cults of personality around any, any one period, much less any politician.

00:22:15.940 We shouldn't be fans of politicians. We could be supporters, uh, always ready to withdraw that

00:22:21.000 support, you know, at the drop of a hat. Really that's, uh, the, the, the idea of being a fan of

00:22:26.420 a politician or to be loyal. I don't like that word with politicians either. It's not my job to

00:22:30.760 be loyal to you as a politician. It's your job to be loyal to me. No, I'm not, I have no loyalty to

00:22:35.520 you. I'm ready to drop you like a bad habit. The minute you get out of line, that's, that is the

00:22:41.040 skeptical, really cynical approach that we should have as Americans to our, to our elected leaders.

00:22:46.960 Um, but cult of personality happened on both, on both sides. And think about how quickly and how

00:22:55.580 unjustifiably this cult of personality sprang up around governor Cuomo within, within days,

00:23:03.160 after a couple of press conferences, all of a sudden we had this kind of thing.

00:23:09.200 People left us practically weeping tears of joy, watching this guy give a press conference.

00:23:15.940 All right. Um, speaking of cult of personality, this is from the Daily Wire, a new dating trend

00:23:24.200 called Fauci-ing, Fauci-ing, named after Dr. Anthony Fauci. There's another guy that has a cult of

00:23:30.140 personality. The, uh, the popular medical commentator, White House coronavirus advisor, has, this, this, uh,

00:23:35.380 trend has singles dumping partners and potential partners who refuse to take COVID-19 mitigation

00:23:40.760 seriously. The trend identified by the dating website, Plenty of Fish, has been making

00:23:45.860 waves on the internet. The New York Post reports that is expected to be a primary issue for singles

00:23:50.420 in 2021. In an interview with Fauci himself, Axios TV defined the practice as, quote, cutting off a

00:23:55.960 relationship if you don't think that the other person is serious enough about social distancing and

00:24:00.420 taking the pandemic seriously. Um, the, uh, the post notes, the term, the term in his definition were

00:24:06.520 coined by dating app, Plenty of Fish, which included Fauci-ing in its annual list of top dating trends to

00:24:12.160 expect in the new year. The list released in November also warned singles, singles to watch

00:24:17.700 out for masquerading, where a potential partner only pretends to care about wearing masks and COVID-19

00:24:23.700 for the sole purpose of dating you. And also apocalypsing, where you treat every relationship

00:24:29.240 like it's your last and get too serious too quick. Okay, well, that last one, that's, that's not a new

00:24:34.260 trend. People getting too serious too quick. There's nothing new about that. I don't think we need a new

00:24:39.980 word, a new cute phrase for it. Um, that's, you know, people becoming, that's called emotional

00:24:45.400 codependence. It's been a thing. It's been a thing in humanity pretty much forever. Uh, masquerading

00:24:51.240 though. See, I see that phrase and I, what I would think that means, and this is another thing as a,

00:24:56.480 as a, I imagine as a single person during the pandemic that you have to worry about, I would

00:25:01.340 think that masquerading is, uh, when an ugly person wears a mask and pretends to be not ugly and you

00:25:08.380 meet someone and you don't really know because they're wearing the mask. I would have thought

00:25:11.060 that's what masquerading means. But this is the kind of thing I read this and I don't mean to rub

00:25:18.960 it in or anything, but, um, every day, multiple times a day, especially when I read stories like

00:25:24.660 this, I find myself thanking God that I am married. I'm so happy that I'm not single at this time. I

00:25:31.380 thought that before the pandemic started, but even now, but especially now, what, what do you do?

00:25:35.500 Maybe the only silver lining with this is that I would, I would take it almost, um, almost like

00:25:43.700 an anti-Fouchie-ing, uh, tactic if I was single and dating, kind of a reverse Fouchie-ing sort of

00:25:51.680 thing, where this is an easy way to weed out the paranoid lunatics. So if there is anyone out there

00:26:00.020 who, you know, wants to wear, you go on a date with someone and, uh, you're, you're, you're going

00:26:04.420 for a walk or whatever, you're walking to the restaurant, uh, and they want to wear the mask

00:26:08.800 while you're walking down the sidewalk. Now that's, that's a good signal to you to drop

00:26:14.220 that person. Don't even bother about going to dinner. Or I suppose that person wouldn't

00:26:18.180 be going to dinner in the first place. That's the thing. If you really, if you're that quote

00:26:23.520 serious about it and paranoid, why would you be dating in the first place? That's what doesn't

00:26:28.260 make any sense to me. Even the paranoid people, that's one thing that's frustrated me about

00:26:34.360 this from the very beginning. Even the, the paranoid people, they want to have it both ways.

00:26:40.520 It's like, I, I, I mentioned the story, um, uh, when I went with my family and our in-laws

00:26:48.140 to a, uh, to a Christmas lights display a couple months ago before Christmas. This was in Indianapolis

00:26:53.200 and we're outside and you know, we're, we're, we're, we're distanced. We're socially distanced.

00:26:59.480 We're not, we're not right up on top of anybody else. We're, we're spaced out from everybody.

00:27:03.120 We're walking outside and yeah, you know, I don't have my mask on. And this, this woman walks by and

00:27:10.220 she's like 10 feet away and she's holding a cup of like hot cider and she's got the mask on and she

00:27:17.300 starts yelling at me for not having the mask on. And I think, first of all, if you're really that

00:27:22.660 serious about this, that you don't even want to walk outside without a mask on, even when you're

00:27:27.040 10 feet away from someone, what are you doing at the Christmas lights display? Why did you come

00:27:32.920 here in the first place? If you're that worried about it, this is, this isn't some essential thing

00:27:38.820 to your life that you needed to do. You could have stayed home. No, you came here because you're not

00:27:45.020 that worried about it. Are you? And that's the, that's the have your cake and eat it too attitude

00:27:52.300 that the, um, even the paranoid coronavirus people have. All right. Number three, this is a great tweet

00:27:57.720 from Sean Penn. It says evangelical leaders should themselves be impeached by the Vatican. If they

00:28:04.140 themselves don't follow Nikki Haley's lead and clearly state they should not have followed Satan

00:28:09.500 into the bowels of hell, but perhaps they're too busy at sex parties. What makes this a great tweet

00:28:15.740 is first of all, he spells Satan S A T I N satin. So really they should not have followed satin into

00:28:23.100 the bowels of hell, which I have to say, I'm satin is a higher quality fabric than I would expect to find

00:28:28.020 in the bowels of hell. But also the whole idea of the Vatican impeaching evangelicals as a Catholic,

00:28:35.020 I kind of liked the idea. I sort of liked the idea that I as a Catholic, um, would, would, or that,

00:28:42.020 or at least that Catholic leadership would have the ability to impeach Protestants. I like the idea,

00:28:48.440 but it doesn't quite work that way. Sean Penn, I have to tell you. Number four from the sun, it says

00:28:54.200 the Pentagon has admitted to holding and testing wreckage from UFO crashes and a bombshell freedom of

00:28:59.240 information letter shared with the sun. Researcher Anthony Bregalia, um, wrote to the defense

00:29:04.920 intelligence agency requesting details of all UFO material, which they hold and, uh, and results

00:29:10.580 of any tests they've been carrying out. He wrote quote, this could include physical debris recovered

00:29:15.220 by personnel of the department of defense as residue, um, shot off material or crashed material from U a U a

00:29:22.680 PS, which is unidentified aerial phenomenon or unidentified flying objects. In the response shared

00:29:28.580 with the sun, the DIA released 154 pages of test results that includes reports on a mysterious memory

00:29:36.480 metal called nitinol, which remembers its original shape when folded. Bregalia said it was a stunning

00:29:43.800 admission from the U S government and the documents reveal that some of the retrieved debris possesses

00:29:48.320 quote, extraordinary capabilities, including the potential to make things invisible or even slow

00:29:53.280 down the speed of light. It's a fascinating report. And yet again, it's every other week we get bombshell

00:30:02.480 UFO news from the government. This is, this isn't stuff from crazy kooky conspiracy theorists or people

00:30:08.540 on the history channel, ancient aliens, people with, uh, you know, with frizzy hair talking about how the

00:30:14.500 aliens, uh, the pyramids are spaceships or something. This isn't that this is, these are, these are official

00:30:20.220 documents from the government being released in this case saying, Hey, yeah, we have, we've, we've

00:30:26.620 uncovered UFO material and we've tested it. It has invisibility powers and this stuff comes out. And

00:30:34.580 as always, the reaction from the public is, Oh, UFOs, aliens. Yeah, whatever. Big deal.

00:30:42.000 Let's find, let's see another, let's, let's find another video of a, of a lawyer with a cat filter.

00:30:48.340 That's, that's bigger news, which the cat filter thing was big news. Don't get me wrong. I, you

00:30:52.880 know, I was a big fan of that too, as you know, I just don't understand how no one else seems to

00:30:58.500 care about this. To me, this should be headline news. This should be the thing that we're talking

00:31:03.780 about, but nobody cares. I really do wonder, as I've said before, if, if the time comes, which,

00:31:11.700 which it may, when aliens land, a UFO invasion, aliens land on earth, it's all, you know, it's a

00:31:20.460 clear, we all know that it happened. I wonder if that would even make the headlines. Number five,

00:31:28.220 finally, I have to play this for you. And I apologize ahead of time that I have to play it,

00:31:31.540 but I do. Uh, and here it is. Our government's now full of folks who are extraordinary,

00:31:41.360 but I'm especially impressed by the new press secretary. She's gained a reputation for her

00:31:49.860 brain in every session, as well as for the way she likes to use one pet expression.

00:31:57.900 Circle back, Gen Sock, you circle back. That's your way of saying to the media pack. If a fact's in doubt,

00:32:10.080 you'll go find things out and give more details when you circle back. You're no hack, Gen Sock,

00:32:17.880 you're no hack. Even when right-wingers go on the attack, you put them in their place with a smiling

00:32:26.920 face and with style and grace. That's how Gen Socky circles back. I told you I was sorry,

00:32:33.380 but I had to play it. There's the Gen Socky song. We had the Kamala Harris song a couple weeks ago.

00:32:39.720 The only guy who hasn't had a song yet is, is, uh, Joe Biden himself. Everyone else in

00:32:46.020 administration is getting his own song, his own TikTok song, their own, their own TikTok songs.

00:32:51.320 And Joe Biden hasn't yet feel a little bad for him, but there it is. There's a Gen Socky song.

00:32:58.920 When I see this, I always think, was there no one for that woman? Is there no one in your life who

00:33:04.600 loves you who would have told you not to do that? Because you know that she, if you've got a song

00:33:11.260 that you've come up with and you're recording it for TikTok, it's guaranteed that you have performed

00:33:16.860 this little ditty for other people in your life before that. And did no one tell you? I know it

00:33:23.920 can be hard. It can be a hard thing to say to someone, especially if you care about hurting

00:33:27.120 people's feelings. I don't. So I would, I would have no problem if she played, if she performed that

00:33:31.340 song for me, I would have no problem saying that's terrible. Don't ever do that again in

00:33:36.580 front of anybody. I would have no problem with that. Most people do because they're nicer than

00:33:41.400 me. I get it. But if you really love and care about someone, you got to stop them before they

00:33:47.120 embarrass themselves on TikTok. All right, we're going to go now to, uh, reading the YouTube comments.

00:33:52.000 Here are some of the comments on the show yesterday. This is from Politics with Cooper. He says,

00:33:55.960 OMG, Matt, who cares about this? When do you actually talk about important things like our messed up

00:34:00.900 healthcare system, our endless wars and our crappy regulatory system? Well, I have to tell you,

00:34:05.860 Politics with Cooper, all of those subjects bore me to death. I almost fell asleep just reading the

00:34:10.340 comment. That's how boring, even a reference to those topics. Personally, to me, I find incredibly

00:34:16.020 boring. If you want to listen to a podcast about our healthcare system and regulatory system, you're

00:34:21.780 free to do that. I'm sure there are podcasts that cover that. I don't talk about that here. I don't

00:34:24.640 think that those are the most, I don't think that they certainly aren't the most interesting topics to

00:34:28.360 discuss. But I always, I love comments like this from people getting mad that I'm not talking about

00:34:38.060 something else. I, because I don't understand it. There are a lot of podcasts out there. I mean,

00:34:44.080 there are hundreds, thousands of podcasts talk about all different kinds of subjects.

00:34:48.280 I would never think to tune in to a podcast about a subject I'm not interested in and then get mad at

00:34:55.540 them for talking about that subject. If I don't want to hear that subject, I could just not listen

00:35:02.240 or listen to a different podcast. It's like walking in to a sandwich shop and yelling at them for not

00:35:10.680 having spaghetti. You walk into Subway and say, what, why don't you guys have spaghetti? I want spaghetti.

00:35:16.500 Well, then go to Olive Garden. That's something we do here.

00:35:23.800 William Baker says, Matt, I have kid number two on the way. My wife and I are having long,

00:35:28.200 hours long discussions about what their first name should be. The idea of then picking a middle name

00:35:32.960 seems daunting and pointless. After all, it would only be necessary if they need a trendy name acronym

00:35:37.980 or for their Supreme Court appointment. Would you be willing to cancel middle names so we can focus on

00:35:44.340 other things that actually affect the child? Thanks. I think you're looking at this the wrong

00:35:48.520 way, William. I agree with you that the middle name is superfluous and pointless, but that also

00:35:54.840 means you can do whatever you want with it. So if this is what I always say to parents that

00:35:58.500 if you, if you, for whatever reason, feel the need to give your kids some crazy, weird, ugly,

00:36:05.140 stupid name, then put that in the middle. Make that the middle name. Don't, don't, don't give that to

00:36:10.780 your kid as don't force your, your child. Don't saddle your child with that as their first name.

00:36:16.460 But with the middle, fine, you can do whatever you want with the middle name, get crazy, have some

00:36:19.880 fun with it, whatever you want to do. So it really doesn't matter. There's no pressure. All of the

00:36:26.500 pressure is on the first name. So I wouldn't worry about the middle name at all. If you get the first

00:36:31.980 name wrong though, you ruin your kid's life. So pressure's on. Jared Hoagland says, Matt, you say

00:36:37.140 you're not worried about gun control or the gun control push because gun rights advocates have

00:36:41.820 successfully held their ground. We're able to hold our ground because we do worry. We recognize

00:36:45.960 that our government has successfully passed sweeping assault weapons bans and invasive gun

00:36:49.980 control bills before, and they'll do it again. The government is full of insatiable anti second

00:36:54.420 amendment crusaders. And we barely hold onto our remaining rights by acting as if each new gun bill

00:36:59.280 is the end of the second amendment because it very well might be. Yeah, I totally agree, Jared.

00:37:03.000 That's my point. Um, that this is the, this is the approach that gun rights advocates take

00:37:10.500 where every, any bill, any measure, any policy you, like you said, you react as though if this

00:37:17.740 thing goes through, it's the end of the second amendment. Um, not willing to give the slightest

00:37:22.920 inch. And I fully endorse that approach. I think it's the right approach. What I'm saying

00:37:30.780 is that conservative advocates in other areas should look at that as a model. I use the example

00:37:38.900 of, you know, in the pro-life fight, which as you know, for me, that's, that's one of my primary

00:37:45.480 focuses. That should be the approach. You know, there, there is no pro-abortion measure,

00:37:51.880 no pro-abortion policy that we will ever support. Draw the line. We're not going to cross it.

00:38:01.900 Um, so I, I think that's a model. I very much admire it. And I think that it's, it's the proof's

00:38:07.100 in the pudding. Okay. Let's see here. Um, S. Hutter says, I feel like there's been a bit of a

00:38:14.340 cultural shift in the gun control debate. Actually, I guess this was an autocorrect thing

00:38:21.260 because the actual comment says there's been a cultural shift in the tub control debate.

00:38:26.640 Tub control. Tub control is another important thing. You know, people, because adults using

00:38:33.880 bathtubs really, once you're over the age of about 11, you shouldn't be taking baths at all. Stewing in

00:38:40.120 your own filth. It's disgusting. Take a shower, being a, be a grownup. But anyway, I think you,

00:38:44.520 I think you meant gun control. So there's been a cultural shift in the gun control debate. Even

00:38:47.840 a lot of people on the left have realized, at least in my circles, that gun control hasn't and

00:38:51.620 won't help. They may support background checks and some restrictions, but no, but I know a lot of

00:38:56.340 liberal people who don't support complete bans. I even know a self-proclaimed socialist at my work

00:39:01.300 who is super pro second amendment, which is a bit shocking. Maybe this is something that isn't

00:39:05.600 working in the culture anymore. Even if they try to pass federal bans, the states can veto it

00:39:09.640 and since only super extreme people seem to care, hopefully it won't make traction in the

00:39:14.060 culture either. Maybe I'm being hopelessly optimistic now. No, again, I think you're right.

00:39:20.540 I think there has been a cultural shift. At least, it could be temporary, but this does not seem to be

00:39:28.940 the focus of the left right now, gun control. It might be premature to say that they've surrendered

00:39:34.700 on it. I don't know if they've put up the white flag necessarily, but they seem to have kind of

00:39:38.500 moved on to other things because they've been defeated and they figure, well, this isn't

00:39:44.220 working and they've moved on to other areas. As Jen Psaki says, they'll probably circle back

00:39:48.860 though. But for right now, again, a great example for people, conservatives who focus on other

00:39:56.840 issues. So look at that. And finally, this is from TXRDTV says, Dear Matt, what's the proper

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00:40:09.460 friend. Well, I guess the flannel at that point, don't wear your best flannel, I guess is what I

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00:43:35.820 Now let's get to our daily cancellation.

00:43:37.420 You know, often on the daily cancellation, I'm going out on a limb on my own to cancel somebody,

00:43:45.860 bravely canceling what nobody has canceled before. But today is a somewhat rare occasion where I will

00:43:50.860 join a pre-existing cancel mob to cancel someone by the name of James Charles. James Charles is a

00:43:58.160 famous YouTuber known for wearing makeup. A while ago, he became a cover girl, even though he's

00:44:03.840 not a girl. And this fact that he's not a girl is something that he apparently needs to be reminded

00:44:10.520 of. Charles is, as the media tells me, facing backlash for a YouTube stunt where he experienced

00:44:16.900 pregnancy for a day. Experienced pregnancy for a day. And by experienced pregnancy, I mean that he

00:44:22.020 wore a prosthetic belly and took some nude pregnancy photos. And that's it. That was essentially the extent

00:44:28.200 of his pregnancy experience. Because I know you really want to see it. Here it is. Watch.

00:44:34.880 All of our close friends are all in a group chat together. And a few days ago, we were all joking

00:44:39.140 around with her and she came back at us and said, I bet you could not last 24 hours of being pregnant.

00:44:44.140 And I thought to myself, okay, challenge accepted. So for today's YouTube video, Laura is going to join

00:44:48.480 us and we're going to be doing a ton of different challenges and tasks to really see if I am strong

00:44:53.120 enough to experience what it's actually like being pregnant for 24 hours straight. Let's get

00:44:59.260 started.

00:44:59.800 What? You're squishing the big knee. Move back. Scoop back.

00:45:06.240 Sweeties. Sweeties. Twinsies. Oh. Oh, a little sideways tactic. That's insane.

00:45:12.840 You definitely have to do on your knees. Okay. I'm a professional doc. Clearly since I got pregnant.

00:45:16.940 Yeah. You're having a nip slip. Yeah. Very halcy. But more subtle. Yeah. Like that.

00:45:33.020 Now, like James Charles, I am not a girl. So like James Charles, I don't know what pregnancy

00:45:40.140 is like. But I'm pretty sure after having watched my wife go through it several times

00:45:44.880 that it involves more than having to sit sideways at the table so your stomach doesn't get in

00:45:51.320 the way. There are all kinds of psychological, emotional, hormonal aspects to the experience

00:45:57.040 that cannot be replicated. Also bladder related aspects, I'm told. So if you really want to

00:46:03.560 give pregnancy simulation a shot, you should at least once pee yourself from sitting down

00:46:09.800 too fast or however it works. The backlash Charles is experiencing comes from people claiming

00:46:14.860 that he's minimizing pregnancy and making a joke out of it. I agree that he's doing that.

00:46:21.700 And, but I think the canceling should go further because this is not just minimizing,

00:46:28.360 making a joke out of it. This is appropriation. And it is appropriation far more degrading and

00:46:34.580 reductive than say a white person wearing a Native American headdress for Halloween.

00:46:39.380 So he should receive a consequence at least as harsh as the one we would dole out for the person

00:46:45.680 on Halloween wearing that costume. The rules should be applied consistently. I am a firm believer that

00:46:51.820 the left should be required to live by its own standards. Even if I don't agree with the standards,

00:46:57.780 these are your standards. You should have to live by them. In fact, I'm the one who shouldn't have to.

00:47:03.020 You should have to, not me. So that's why when it comes to the left standards, I will passionately

00:47:13.980 defend any conservative against the left's standards. But I will take those standards

00:47:20.700 and passionately argue that people on the left should have to live by them. And that doesn't make

00:47:25.720 it a double standard for me. No. Because again, they're not our standards. They're yours. You live

00:47:31.480 by them. I don't care what you think about appropriation or anything else. But you should

00:47:36.500 care what you think. You're the one who thinks it. Now, in this case, though, it really is appropriation.

00:47:45.560 Okay? And it's part of a larger cultural trend wherein men are claiming womanhood for themselves,

00:47:50.500 turning womanhood into a costume they can wear, claiming female spaces for their own,

00:47:55.420 taking what rightfully belongs to women. In fact, the only kind of identity that is actually being

00:48:00.940 appropriated in this culture is womanhood. It's not possible, actually, to appropriate a culture.

00:48:07.080 That doesn't exist. Cultures are fluid. Cultures are ever-changing. Culture is a human construction.

00:48:12.880 Culture is always influenced and always influencing others. That's the nature of culture.

00:48:19.920 It cannot be taken. It can't be stolen. Somebody participating in your culture is not at all

00:48:25.460 infringing on your ability to experience your own culture for yourself in its fullness.

00:48:31.080 Cultural appropriation doesn't exist. Yet, it's the appropriation that we hear the most about.

00:48:37.680 Female appropriation does exist. Yet, we hear almost nothing about it. Despite what we're told,

00:48:44.440 sex is not fluid. It is not a construct. It is not a societal invention, unlike culture.

00:48:50.580 What's more, a man participating in womanhood is depriving women of their ability to experience it

00:48:56.600 in its fullness. For example, a man who participates in female sports is effectively taking female sports

00:49:02.040 away from females. And on a deeper level, girls are raised in the belief that their identity,

00:49:08.720 their femininity, their girlhood is mutable, changeable, superficial. I ask the famous question all the

00:49:15.160 time. What is a woman? Well, we live in a culture that cannot answer that question. Therefore,

00:49:19.740 girls are brought up in this culture deprived of an identity that has meaning, deprived of a definable

00:49:26.560 identity. That's the consequence of female appropriation. It's serious. It's real. Everything

00:49:33.820 the left says about cultural appropriation applies here. It doesn't apply there, but it applies here.

00:49:40.000 James Charles is a womanhood appropriator of longstanding. This is by far not his first foray

00:49:47.800 into cheapening womanhood, degrading it, using it like a toy. And for that, he's canceled.

00:49:53.980 He should be canceled just as much as any cultural appropriator ever has been, and more, much more.

00:50:00.720 Instead, he'll get some mean internet comments and then continue along with his life, unimpeded,

00:50:05.340 corporate sponsors still intact. Corporate sponsors, by the way, that should be going to women.

00:50:11.820 Real women, not a guy who pretends to be for clicks and clout. So, James Charles is officially

00:50:19.420 canceled. By me, anyway. And we'll leave it there for today. Thanks for watching, everybody.

00:50:26.020 Thanks for listening. Have a great day. Godspeed.

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Ep. 659 - Sabotaging Our Children's Future

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