The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 668 - Finding Nazis Everywhere

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, the left detects Nazi symbolism at CPAC.

00:00:03.700 There really are Nazis everywhere with these people. What does that tell us exactly? We'll

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00:01:59.700 right. So CPAC, the annual conservative confab, happened this past weekend, usually in the D.C. area.

00:02:06.640 This time it was held in Florida. Several controversies erupted out of the gathering this

00:02:10.880 year, as can be expected, but none more important or disturbing than the revelation as exposed by a great

00:02:17.560 many left-wing media outlets and journalists online, that the entire CPAC stage in the main event hall

00:02:23.520 was really a giant secret Nazi symbol. According to the conspiracy theorists, who are the good kind 0.99

00:02:30.720 of conspiracy theorists, remember, not the bad kind, according to them, the stage was in effect a dog

00:02:36.400 whistle, a message to the underground army of white supremacist Nazis in this country. It was a sort of

00:02:42.300 bat signal, you might say, if Batman was a Nazi. And frankly, given that he was rich and white, 0.68

00:02:47.520 he probably was a Nazi, come to think of it. In any event, many frantic tweets like this one were

00:02:52.760 sent out on Saturday. This is from a guy named Ben Jackson, who writes for a number of media outlets,

00:02:57.780 and he said, this is the CPAC stage designed below. It is a rune which was used by the SS.

00:03:04.340 This is the stage from which Ted Cruz screeched freedom. Now, Elise Hogue, who's the president of 1.00

00:03:10.720 NARAL, a militant pro-abortion organization, chimed in and said, the CPAC stage resembles a

00:03:16.740 known SS Nazi insignia. Generously, let's assume the design was an error. They should immediately 0.86

00:03:22.880 release an apology and change up the stage. Not doing so will convey the most reprehensible intent.

00:03:29.920 Ah, okay. All right. Well, all they have to do is literally tear down their stage and rebuild it in

00:03:35.060 the middle of the event. If they don't do that, then they're Nazis. So what's it going to be, CPAC?

00:03:40.640 Are you going to call in a construction crew and rebuild your stage while President Trump is standing

00:03:45.920 on it to speak? Or will you admit your Nazis? Those are your two choices. Checkmate. Now, here's Slate

00:03:53.560 with more information about the Nazi stage. They say, quote, Matt Schlapp, the head of the American

00:03:58.900 Conservative Union, who organizes the Conservative Political Action Conference, is pushing back against

00:04:03.880 those who said that the stage for the event that is taking place in Orlando is eerily reminiscent to a

00:04:08.020 Nazi symbol. Quote, stage design conspiracies are outrageous and slanderous, Schlapp tweeted. He went on

00:04:14.860 to say that CPAC proudly stands with our Jewish allies. The fact that Schlapp felt the need to comment on

00:04:21.020 the issue illustrates just how pervasive the comparisons had become on social media, as many pointed out that

00:04:26.160 the shape of the stage looked like a Nazi symbol. Specifically, many said the stage looked like a version

00:04:31.820 of the Odal rune, also referred to as the Othala rune. The symbol dates back centuries, but was also

00:04:37.920 used by some Nazi SS divisions during World War II. The symbol was emblazoned on uniforms of some Nazi

00:04:44.640 soldiers. Okay, there you go. The stage looked like the Othala rune, which was used by some Nazi SS

00:04:52.400 divisions in World War II. What, you didn't know what the Othala rune was and had no idea that this

00:04:59.140 seemingly innocuous shape was associated with it? And what's that? You have not memorized every shape

00:05:05.160 and insignia that appeared on every uniform of every Nazi division? Well, that's only because

00:05:10.240 you're a Nazi yourself. Or, wait a second, maybe that doesn't make any sense. See, personally, 0.53

00:05:17.620 I saw the CPAC stage and thought nothing of it because I'm not an expert on obscure Nazi symbolism.

00:05:24.340 A lot of leftists apparently are such experts or pretend to be, which leaves us with two options.

00:05:31.480 Either these people spend a lot of time studying Nazis and Nazi symbolism and are super into it,

00:05:39.280 which raises all kinds of suspicions, if you ask me. Or, more likely, almost all of them had no idea

00:05:45.340 that this shape had anything to do with the Nazis, but then they learned about it on Twitter and 0.97

00:05:49.260 immediately decided that it was impossible that the CPAC organizers could have been as ignorant as they 0.95

00:05:54.120 were on the subject. This is a common move on the internet, of course, not just people, you know, 0.77

00:05:59.420 accusing people of being Nazis, that's common, but also the thing where you learn about something and

00:06:03.740 then five seconds later, you're mocking everybody else for not knowing the thing that you also didn't

00:06:08.180 know prior to five seconds ago. But the whole controversy does raise two points. First of all,

00:06:16.340 though I know that pointing out double standards from the left seems rather fruitless at this point,

00:06:20.300 I do have to make this observation. These people just a few weeks ago were canceling Gina Carano

00:06:26.420 for making a Nazi comparison. And now here they are comparing the CPAC stage designers to Nazis

00:06:33.360 because the shape vaguely resembles an old Nordic symbol that some SS divisions briefly used on their

00:06:39.220 uniforms 80 years ago. So we're used to the hypocrisy, of course, but this is egregious even by left-wing

00:06:45.560 standards. Second, it's worth reflecting on the fact that the people accusing CPAC of intentionally

00:06:52.740 setting up its stage to look like a Nazi symbol are not all being disingenuous. I mean, certainly a 0.60

00:06:58.880 portion of them are. Some of them know how ridiculous the claim is and are saying it anyway. 0.58

00:07:03.180 Good old-fashioned political slander. But the really disturbing and also kind of remarkable thing is

00:07:08.580 that many of these people truly believe it. They truly believe that the CPAC stage was a Nazi symbol

00:07:16.100 because they truly believe that CPAC itself is a Nazi gathering and that conservatives in general

00:07:22.480 are mostly Nazis. I know we're used to this also by now, but think about it. Really think about it. 0.91

00:07:29.960 If you're a conservative, a sizable number of your ideological opponents, honest to God,

00:07:35.700 believe that you are an actual Nazi or Nazi sympathizer. The people putting this idea into

00:07:42.720 their heads, they know better. But the average dupe doesn't. They believe it. They believe that

00:07:50.100 they are in a fight against literal Nazis. You know that I'm highly skeptical that there can ever be unity

00:07:57.400 in this country again. In general, I'm skeptical of that. But if it's going to happen, if there's any hope

00:08:03.900 of it happening, it would have to start, bare minimum, with the left acknowledging that their

00:08:09.860 political opponents are not actual Nazis. I mean, we couldn't unify simply based on that fact alone.

00:08:16.480 We can't say like, yay, we're all not Nazis. Let's unite. There needs to be more to it than that.

00:08:22.360 But admitting that your opponents are not Nazis is certainly a necessary first step.

00:08:27.580 And on the left, even that step is too much. Even that is a bridge too far. Even that is more

00:08:36.100 ground than they are willing to concede. And hopefully, if nothing else, this will put into

00:08:43.600 perspective our chances of ever having unity at all in this country. Now let's get to our five

00:08:49.940 headlines. A little more CPAC news. This was interesting. I thought the CPAC straw poll

00:09:00.380 attendees at the event, and remember, of course, these are self-selected conservative activists. So

00:09:05.800 not a true cross-section of Republicans generally, but even so. Attendees, according to the poll,

00:09:14.320 people, for 2024 right now, they like Trump by 55%. So 55% said they would want to see Trump as the

00:09:22.740 nominee. 21% said DeSantis, and then Gnome was 4%, and then everybody else was. So it's like Trump,

00:09:31.520 and then a wide margin, DeSantis, another huge margin, and then Gnome, and then another pretty

00:09:37.600 big margin, and then everybody else. Now, if Trump is not an option, then they like DeSantis

00:09:43.780 with 43%, putting him way far ahead of the rest of the pack. And then Gnome would come in second,

00:09:49.520 and then everybody else. Probably you take it all with a grain of salt, because we're three,

00:09:58.400 four years away from any of this really making a difference, and a lot can happen in the next

00:10:03.320 three to four years. So trying to predict, four years out, trying to predict who's going to be

00:10:11.320 the nominee. It's kind of like if you watch ESPN right now, and they're trying to fill time. If

00:10:16.340 you watch the NFL shows on ESPN right now, they're trying to fill time, and they're predicting even

00:10:20.560 before the NFL draft who the Super Bowl winner is going to be in 2022. It's a little bit absurd,

00:10:26.800 but if we are going to take anything from this, I would have to say that this is really good news

00:10:33.580 for DeSantis. Not surprising news, and they are in Florida. Keep that in mind too, but good news for

00:10:39.980 DeSantis. Not great news for Trump. If there's anything surprising about this, only 55% at CPAC said

00:10:49.120 they want to see Trump as the nominee. Now, what that tells me is if this were to hold up,

00:10:56.860 then obviously Trump, if he runs for the nomination, he's going to get it. I don't think

00:11:02.980 there's any doubt about that. Yeah, a lot can happen in three or four years, but I don't see,

00:11:06.860 like there's nothing that could happen that would stop that. If he runs, he's going to get the

00:11:09.740 nomination. But this would seem to indicate that the excitement level is considerably dwindled.

00:11:19.120 So, you know, if there's, you know, 15, 20, 30%, and just because 55% are saying they would vote

00:11:27.480 for Trump, that doesn't mean that 45% wouldn't want to see him. But even if it is like 15, 20,

00:11:33.480 30%, something like that, that wouldn't want to see Trump as the nominee, that would be against that.

00:11:39.200 Um, this just goes to my point that, you know, I, I, I really like, I think DeSantis, you know,

00:11:49.300 we start, there, there are other talents on the right, maybe not a lot of them. There aren't a lot

00:11:55.520 of, the Republican party doesn't have a lot of political talent right now, but it does have some.

00:12:00.440 DeSantis definitely being one of them. And I think we should really think about

00:12:04.660 getting younger, getting some fresh blood in there. You know, someone who doesn't have all

00:12:10.380 the same baggage. I think we should really think about that. Uh, more from CPAC. This is from the

00:12:15.560 Daily Wire. It says conservatives have the right to gather and peacefully express their views.

00:12:19.620 Hyatt Hotel said on Friday, the hotel chain began facing blowback from left-wing activists last week

00:12:24.520 for allowing this year's CPAC to be held at the Hyatt Regency in Orlando. Uh, so they were getting a lot

00:12:29.760 of blowback and, and, uh, you know, the left was demanding that they, you know, maybe shut down the

00:12:33.540 event or something like that because, uh, it's you're, you're hosting Nazis after all. And this 0.80

00:12:39.340 is what Hyatt said in a statement to Fox business. They said, we take pride in operating a highly

00:12:44.760 inclusive environment. And we believe that the facilitation of gatherings is a central element

00:12:48.780 of what we do as a hospitality company. We believe in the right of individuals and organizations to

00:12:53.020 peacefully express their views, independent of the degree to which the perspectives of those hosting

00:12:56.920 meetings and events at our hotels align with ours. Uh, our own values support a culture that

00:13:01.900 is characterized by empathy, respect, and diversity of opinions and backgrounds. And we strive to bring

00:13:05.720 this to light through what we do and how we engage with those in our care. Now, so it, it seemed like,

00:13:12.060 and when I was first planning to talk about this, I thought, okay, I'm going to give,

00:13:16.020 I can give Hyatt hotels some props here because they stood up to the, to the woke mob, uh, kind of

00:13:23.260 given a little bit of a blueprint to other companies because this is, this is the thing

00:13:29.620 with so many corporations and companies, they'll collapse in the face of the woke mob for no real

00:13:36.320 reason. Cause nobody's going to, it's CPAC is already over. Nobody cares about it. You know,

00:13:42.980 the leftists who are saying they're going to boycott and all this stuff a week from now,

00:13:47.320 are they going to be talking about Hyatt anymore? Most of the time when the mob's coming after you,

00:13:52.460 especially if you're a major corporation, you've got billions of dollars, all you got to do is

00:13:57.020 wait them out most of the time and they're going to move on. So I was going to give Hyatt credit for

00:14:03.860 this because they were showing that's all you have to do. Ignore them and say, listen, we're,

00:14:09.540 we're, you know, we're a company where we hosted a gathering. That's it. A week from now, nobody cares.

00:14:14.480 But then I saw this from TMZ. This is this morning. Um, Hyatt, you know, originally they had

00:14:22.400 responded to the controversy over the fact that they were simply hosting CPAC at all. But then all

00:14:28.640 this, this ridiculous stuff about the stage design being a Nazi symbol came up and here's Hyatt

00:14:34.540 responding to that. Uh, it says, we take the concern raised about the prospect of symbols of hate

00:14:40.440 being included in the stage design at CPAC 2021 very seriously as all such symbols are abhorrent

00:14:45.980 and unequivocally counter to our values as a company. The CPAC 2020 event is hosted and managed

00:14:50.820 by the American conservative union that manages all aspects of event logistics, including the stage

00:14:55.160 design and aesthetics. We discussed directly with ACOU leadership who told us that any resemblance to a

00:14:59.940 symbol of hate is unintentional. We will continue to stay in dialogue with event organizers regarding

00:15:04.560 our deep concerns. Any further questions can be directed to CPAC. They're going to stay in dialogue

00:15:09.240 about whether the stage was supposed to be a Nazi symbol. How much, how much further can the dialogue

00:15:14.880 go? Like, I don't know. You ask the question, Hey, did you, were you intentionally trying to make

00:15:20.720 this stage look like an old Nordic symbol that also was associated with Nazis? Uh, no, we weren't.

00:15:25.980 Okay. I don't know where you go with that dialogue, but it sounds like Hyatt, because of this,

00:15:32.940 they withstood the mob for like a day. And because of this dumb Nazi symbol controversy, now they're, 0.90

00:15:40.780 they're gearing up to, to, uh, fold to the mob and maybe the next couple of days we'll see the 0.87

00:15:47.100 official distancing and condemning and all this kind of stuff. All right. Number two, I have to play this

00:15:52.880 because, well, it's just pretty hilarious. Here's our friend, our dear friend, Brian Stelter on CNN,

00:15:57.760 um, talking about potatoes and other subjects that he knows. Well, let's, let's listen.

00:16:03.220 Then why was Mr. Potato Head mentioned 35 times on Fox News and Fox Business this week?

00:16:08.340 35 times. Well, the answer is because it's easy. It's cheap. It's really easy to do,

00:16:14.220 but it's so distracting. Potato Head distracts from the suffering so many people are going through.

00:16:19.700 The Muppets controversy distracts from dire inequality. This stuff gets hyped up and passed

00:16:24.980 around mostly on Twitter where lots of reporters, myself included, spend way too much time.

00:16:28.620 And the risk is that it warps our judgment and makes sidebar stories seem so much more important

00:16:34.720 than they really are. And that causes even more chatter. And that's how you wind up with Janine

00:16:39.080 Pirro walking around CPAC, asking people, if you seen Hunter Biden, like she's a bad meme come to life.

00:16:45.640 On Friday, I was about to go get dinner for my kids when Donald Trump Jr.

00:16:51.280 attacked me in his speech at CPAC. Um, something about me looking like a gender neutral Potato Head.

00:16:56.080 And then the tweets started rolling in on my computer. People telling me about Donnie Jr.

00:17:01.720 insulting me. And I thought of some really cutting responses, some really clever ways to reply,

00:17:06.680 some way to go viral. But then I stopped. I didn't post anything. It was just another distraction.

00:17:15.460 He wanted me to respond. This was just more BS fuel for the culture war. And it does not matter.

00:17:22.720 He does. He does look like a gender neutral Potato, doesn't he? That's a good line. 1.00

00:17:28.020 It's a general rule here. If someone has a good line against you, don't repeat it.

00:17:33.720 Because it sounds even funnier when you repeat it. And come to think of it, he does look a lot

00:17:39.040 like a gender neutral. I don't, I don't mean it as an insult. Yeah, it's, it's simply an observation.

00:17:44.500 That's all. It's not necessarily bad to look like a gender neutral Potatoes. There's, 0.72

00:17:49.100 there are worse things you could look like. Um, but he, he had, but Brian Stelter had a great

00:17:57.120 response. He had a great comeback and, and, and he, he, and he, he could have, he could have said it,

00:18:02.900 but he, he was too big a man for that. That's all. You know, I'm too big. I'm too big a man. I got

00:18:08.660 the greatest. I could, I could take you down right now with my wit, but, um, I'm, I'm, I'm too mature.

00:18:13.940 So I'm not going to, I could, but I won't. Yeah, sure. And of course the point he's making here is

00:18:21.040 about the potato head and the, the, the Muppet disclaimer and all that. This is all distraction.

00:18:26.880 It's a, it's a silly culture war. Why do you care about this? This is one of the tried and true

00:18:33.740 tactics of the left. This is what they're always doing. This is one of their, their primary

00:18:38.420 strategies. It's, um, they make a big deal about something. And then if we respond to it,

00:18:48.900 you know, they, they do something, make a big deal about it. And if we object, then rather than

00:18:56.200 defend what they're doing, they'll say, why do you care about this? What do you care about this for?

00:19:02.200 So they'll do a certain thing, throw a, a literal, a literal parade in the street. Say, look,

00:19:07.020 everybody look at this amazing thing we're doing. And if you stand off to the side and simply say,

00:19:13.080 you know, I'm not a big fan of that. Actually, what do you make us such a big deal about this for?

00:19:18.500 They're up on the parade float, accusing you of making a big deal about it. That's,

00:19:22.080 that's the way it goes with pretty much everything that that's the way they fight the culture war. 0.98

00:19:28.640 And that's how they often get away with fighting it while pretending they're not fighting it at all.

00:19:33.280 All they do is fight the culture war, but then claim that on the right, all we do is fight the

00:19:40.500 culture war and they're, they're too busy and they don't care about these issues at all.

00:19:46.660 Now the potato head thing was, I think everybody, pretty much everyone was simply making fun of it.

00:19:52.240 I don't think anyone was taking that issue very seriously. The Muppet thing though. Now this is

00:20:01.060 Disney plus, this is Disney, major, major corporation, billions and billions of dollars.

00:20:09.700 They've, they are the ones, it wasn't, we didn't do this. The Disney corporation,

00:20:16.680 they're the ones who decided to make a big deal out of the Muppets. Such a big deal that they thought

00:20:22.940 it needed a disclaimer before you watch a show about puppets. They needed to put this lengthy,

00:20:30.180 dramatic disclaimer on it. So who's the one making a big deal about the Muppets?

00:20:36.500 Is it, is it, is it, is it the, the group that's putting the disclaimer on it? Or is it the people

00:20:44.080 who are simply saying, well, that's, that's ridiculous. That's silly. Well, this is the, 1.00

00:20:50.440 this is the strategy and they get away with it most of the time. They really do. Number three,

00:20:56.440 this is great stuff from Congressman Byron Donalds, who I admit I'd never heard of until now,

00:21:02.580 but I'm almost ready to elect him president based on this alone. Maybe he should be in the CPAC

00:21:07.400 straw poll. I don't know, but I don't know anything else about him except for this little

00:21:12.700 speech he gave to, to, to the media earlier today. Let's listen.

00:21:17.180 Good evening. Byron Donalds, member of Congress from the great state of Florida, congressional

00:21:21.580 district 19. And for our friends in the media, I do want to apologize. I actually left my mask in my

00:21:28.040 office. Why do I bring that up? Because it's important that in our capital,

00:21:32.400 we start talking about the things that are real and not the things that are fake. You see,

00:21:37.220 I already had COVID-19. The attending physician in this very capital gave me the antibody test last

00:21:43.140 week. I still have it. I'm not spreading anything. I forgot my mask. The reality is if you have

00:21:49.460 antibodies, you're actually okay. The other reality is, is that the president of the United States,

00:21:55.060 the vice president of the United States, the speaker of the house have all been inoculated.

00:21:58.740 They have the vaccine, but they still wear their mask anyway. The reason they do this is because

00:22:04.280 Washington is accustomed to fan dances. Washington is accustomed to doing fake things that don't

00:22:10.480 matter. That's great. I mean, and that, that it shouldn't take courage. Shouldn't take political

00:22:16.680 courage to say what he said there and to do what he's doing, which is not wearing the mask.

00:22:21.780 Uh, but it does, it does take political courage. And this is exactly what we need.

00:22:28.100 We need visible people, um, people in positions of leadership to stop wearing the mask, especially

00:22:35.820 if they already had it, if they had the vaccine, you know, if they're in that group, especially

00:22:40.840 don't wear it. And not just people in positions of leadership, but people generally in society.

00:22:48.300 Now I personally, as I've said all along, I don't think that anyone should be forced to wear the mask

00:22:52.860 in general, but if you've already had, I mean, there are tens of millions of people in this country

00:22:59.060 who've already had the virus and then millions more now who have the vaccine.

00:23:05.820 Why should you wear it if you're in that category?

00:23:09.020 So I would say if you're in that category, you should just not wear it. And if anyone tells you

00:23:15.880 to wear it, have them explain why say, Oh no, I, I got the antibodies. Why should I wear it?

00:23:23.440 Maybe ask them to explain to you why exactly should I, but let's not, let's not talk about

00:23:30.020 the mask in general terms. Okay. We're not talking about everybody to me as someone who's who I have

00:23:35.260 the antibodies. Why should I wear it? Tell me why. Give me a good scientific reason why I should

00:23:40.780 won't be able to do it. This is exactly what needs to happen. All right. Number four,

00:23:47.260 the Toronto sun has infuriating news. I was really putting it mildly. This is out of Canada.

00:23:53.180 It says Peel health has issued guidelines to parents instructing them to keep any children

00:23:58.500 who've been sent home because a classmate has tested positive for COVID-19 isolated a separate

00:24:03.220 room from all of the family members for 14 days. Now these are not even sick kids,

00:24:10.900 kids who are in a class with a kid who is sick, isolated in solitary confinement in their homes

00:24:17.760 for 14 days. Uh, the severe guidelines, which apply even to small children who are dismissed from

00:24:22.540 childcare are being criticized by experts as harmful and not supported by science.

00:24:27.380 This is cruel punishment for a child. This is Dr. Suzanne Richardson, uh, says, uh, cruel punishment 1.00

00:24:33.240 for a child, especially for younger children, four to 10 years old, shutting a child off from their

00:24:37.840 parents and siblings for up to 14 days in this manner could produce significant and long lasting

00:24:42.680 emotional and psychological effects. Well, yeah. Uh, the article says the handout distributed at Peel

00:24:48.820 Region Schools explains if your child does not have any symptoms, the child must self-isolate,

00:24:54.740 which means stay in a separate room, eat in a separate room apart from others, use a separate

00:24:59.020 bathroom if possible. The handout also says if the child must leave their room, they should wear a mask

00:25:04.740 and stay two meters apart from any, from others. Any other children in the household, not only,

00:25:09.660 uh, must be both separated from their siblings, but also stay home for 14 days. Now I can't even keep

00:25:16.380 reading this. It is that, uh, infuriating to me. If you would actually do this to your child,

00:25:25.800 put them in solitary confinement, isolate them. This is what they're talking about in a separate room

00:25:32.580 for two weeks, no physical contact with anyone in the family. I mean, you can't even do this to

00:25:40.680 prisoners. This would be considered human rights abuse. If you did it to a prisoner.

00:25:48.400 You do it to your child. If you would do that to your child, because you're afraid they're going

00:25:53.060 to get you sick, then you do. And I do not say this lightly, but you do not deserve to have children.

00:25:57.640 You should have your children taken from you. You should be in, you should be in prison yourself. 0.55

00:26:02.460 You should be the one in solitary confinement. If you would do that to your kid, there is no excuse

00:26:08.680 for it. I don't care. I don't want to hear the excuse. I mean, you could tell me that, you know,

00:26:17.420 you have preexisting conditions and all this kind of stuff. I'm sympathetic to that, but there is no

00:26:22.120 excuse for doing that to your child, period. I would literally rather die. I would actually rather die.

00:26:27.860 I would certainly rather take the extremely minimal risk, even if it wasn't minimal.

00:26:34.920 Let's say I was in a high risk group and they told me, well, your kid might be sick. So stick

00:26:41.640 them in a room for two weeks. You know, your four-year-old child, put them in a room for two

00:26:45.820 weeks by themselves. Never go closer. If they come out of the hallway, make sure they're in a mess.

00:26:51.160 Never come closer than two meters from them. You're high risk. And if you don't do that,

00:26:56.940 you might get sick and die. My response would be, okay, I'm going to get sick and die then, I guess. 0.86

00:27:03.220 Because that is simply not an option.

00:27:07.520 And the thing is, you know, you read this and you think, man, there's no way parents would actually

00:27:15.420 do this. These are insane, quote unquote, public health officials who don't have, who are probably

00:27:22.880 childless themselves, childless, alone, and miserable, trying to impose their misery on 0.97

00:27:27.880 everybody else. Okay. And they're saying this, they're detached from the issue themselves. They 0.92

00:27:34.340 don't know anything about kids. They don't understand. But a parent wouldn't actually do

00:27:39.060 this. You love your child. You would never do this to them. That's what you want to think.

00:27:44.240 But then if this is any judge of it, uh, you know, if this tells us anything, I'm looking at,

00:27:49.880 you know, the, the, the, the link to this article on Twitter, and I'm, I'm reading some of the

00:27:55.840 comments, hundreds of comments. And many of them are from parents saying that they have done this or

00:28:03.480 they ease or they would do it. They're, they're prepared to do it. They are prepared to absolutely

00:28:12.800 psychologically and emotionally devastate their children in ways that they may or may never

00:28:19.340 recover from. They are prepared to do that, um, in order to keep themselves safe.

00:28:26.040 Every single one of these parents unfit and don't deserve to have, they don't love their kids.

00:28:29.600 You do not love your child. If you would do that to your kid, period. And this is not an exaggeration

00:28:35.720 when I say lifelong damage. I mean, think about that. Yeah. When you were a kid, you were sent to

00:28:42.020 your room for a couple hours, right? At most. I mean, usually it's, uh, you probably had to really

00:28:47.320 earn a, you know, an hour or more in your room. Um, two weeks. No, absolutely not.

00:28:56.920 All right. Number five, a soccer star. I think he's a star, uh, named Zlatan Ibrahimović.

00:29:06.120 I don't know. Uh, anyway, he's a guy who plays soccer and he recently said that he thinks LeBron

00:29:10.780 James should shut up about politics and stick to sports. That's his opinion. I tend to agree with

00:29:15.580 it. You know, I probably not a big soccer guy, but at least I can, I can agree with that. And, uh,

00:29:22.620 LeBron was asked about this a couple of days ago and he had a response that made some waves for

00:29:28.100 whatever reason. And here's what he said. At the end of the day, um, you know, I would never, uh,

00:29:34.000 shut up about things that's, um, that's wrong. Um, I, I preach about my people and I preach about,

00:29:40.260 uh, you know, equality, um, social injustice, racism, um, you know, systematic, uh, uh, voting,

00:29:48.820 uh, voter suppression, um, things that go on in our community. Um, because I was a part of my

00:29:54.440 community at one point and seeing the things that was going on. And I know that, you know,

00:29:57.560 what's going on still, because I have a group of, uh, 300 plus kids at my school that's going

00:30:02.900 through the same thing and they need a voice. Um, um, and I'm their voice, I'm their voice.

00:30:08.200 And I use my platform to continue to shed light on everything that may be going on, not only in my

00:30:12.400 community, but around the, uh, you know, this country and around the world. So, um, you know,

00:30:17.100 but if, if, if there's no reason, uh, well, no, I won't say no reason, but there's no way,

00:30:21.740 uh, I will ever just stick to sports because I understand how, uh, very inspiring, how powerful

00:30:27.280 my voice is. Uh, I think the most telling thing there possibly, first of all, if LeBron James is

00:30:34.080 your voice, then you're in trouble. You need to get a better voice. I, I, I feel for anyone who

00:30:38.720 relies on LeBron James to be their voice, but I think the most telling thing is he said, um,

00:30:42.940 he, he refers to, uh, he says my, my, I was a part of my community at one point. So it's something

00:30:49.780 like that. I was, I was a, you know, my community that I was a part of at one point, like in the

00:30:54.300 past tense where he's admitting, he's like, he's not really a part of this community anymore.

00:30:59.620 Whatever community he's pretending to speak for, he's not a part of that. He's, he's,

00:31:03.860 he's LeBron James. He's living in his mansion making decrees. And we know he's not a part of any of

00:31:11.200 these communities that he allegedly is speaking for, uh, because that's why he had no problem

00:31:16.000 all through the summer throwing, you know, throwing the proverbial gasoline onto the fire

00:31:22.380 and encouraging the rioting. Didn't matter to him. He's, he's in a, in a mansion behind a wall,

00:31:28.480 lots of security, armed security and everything else. And so he could sit there from that comfortable

00:31:34.520 position and say, yeah, oh yeah, continue, continue, uh, rioting. Makes no difference to him.

00:31:40.500 He's not a part of the community as he just acknowledged. But of course, everything he's

00:31:46.500 saying there about, he speaks out about injustice and if there's any injustice that he sees, he's

00:31:51.180 going to say something about it, uh, that you need the big, right? Big asterisk. And it's, it's

00:31:56.640 yeah. Injustice that doesn't happen in China. That's the really huge, that's that big, that's,

00:32:01.960 that's one huge blind spot. Still not going to talk about that, but sure. He's going to look for,

00:32:11.360 um, alleged injustices here. And most of the injustices that he's looking at, that he's,

00:32:17.100 that he's calling out here are not really injustices at all. All right, let's go to read

00:32:21.800 the comments now. This is first from username Aaron. The antagonist says, Matt, could you please

00:32:27.640 comment on Google removing the egg from the salad emoji in order to be more inclusive to

00:32:32.540 vegans? I think we're living in the stupidest point in human history. Yeah. I hadn't heard 0.99

00:32:38.220 about that. I looked it up and that did happen. Now it happened back in 2018, apparently. So

00:32:43.760 we're about three years behind the times, but there was a point. So if you're a vegan and

00:32:48.680 you use the salad emoji, maybe, maybe you probably would take, take this for granted. You didn't,

00:32:53.740 you didn't realize, but there was a time when, you know, as a vegan, you couldn't use a salad emoji

00:32:59.140 because there was an egg in the fake salad. And so think about that luxury that you have now

00:33:05.020 as a vegan using emojis, your ancestors, they didn't have that. They didn't have that luxury.

00:33:12.680 Roger Riggins says, everyone is looking for a Rush Limbaugh replacement. Here it is. I can only

00:33:18.680 assume you're speaking about me because this was a comment under my video. But what I can tell you is

00:33:23.600 that I am not, I don't think anyone is a Rush Limbaugh replacement. He's the kind of guy,

00:33:29.800 you don't really replace him. There's not going to be a second Rush Limbaugh. If there is a Rush

00:33:35.080 Limbaugh replacement, I'm not that guy. To go on the radio, he was on the radio every day for three

00:33:43.520 hours for what, like 30 or 40 years. Um, to do that every day for decades for three hours

00:33:52.100 and to be interesting and entertaining the whole time that takes, I think people don't fully

00:34:00.140 appreciate the level of skill that's required to do that. In fact, I hear from people all the time who

00:34:07.100 say that, um, even, you know, my, I'm only on here for 45 minutes or something, but people will say,

00:34:14.360 oh, well, I love to talk. I could do, you know, I could do a radio show. I could do, no, it's got

00:34:19.080 nothing to do with that just because yeah, you might love to talk. That doesn't mean people are

00:34:23.680 going to love to listen to you. And what I found generally the people who do the most talking normally

00:34:29.360 in life have, have the least to say. So it takes a lot of skill. I don't have that skill. Uh, so I'm

00:34:35.980 not going to be the Rush Limbaugh replacement. I don't know who it is. I don't think anybody's

00:34:38.460 going to be the replacement. Um, Nate Schell says, I too wept at Matt's touching antidote about anecdote

00:34:44.440 about the, uh, revelation that Potato Head was free and the devastating aftermath that it was not

00:34:49.220 wept from laughing so hard. Guess I'm also canceled and banned from listening ever again. Well,

00:34:53.440 of course you are, Nate, that you would take my pain. You know, that story that I shared

00:34:59.260 about, about me and my daughter and our reaction to the news that Potato Head was gender neutral,

00:35:05.040 our joy and elation, and then the crippling despair that followed when we found out that

00:35:09.980 actually he's not going to be gender neutral anymore. As, as we went on this emotional roller

00:35:14.220 coaster, as Hasbro took us on this emotional roller coaster throughout the day, that story that I

00:35:18.880 shared was, was deeply personal. Um, I don't, I don't like to get that personal on this show,

00:35:24.020 but for you to laugh at me and my family and our pain and our joy, that way is

00:35:30.520 truly unconscionable. So of course you are banned. Um, and Matthew Phoebus says, I love that you're

00:35:38.420 referring to him as a him, which he is. I'm not even, I can't remember exactly who you're referring

00:35:46.420 to that I was referring to, but yes, I always use the correct pronouns. Um, this, this is my policy.

00:35:51.680 It's, it's really basic. You know, you can have whatever name you want, whatever name you select

00:35:57.440 for yourself, I will call you. I mean, probably within reason, if you, if, if you, you know, if

00:36:03.060 you come to come up to me every day with a new name, then at a certain point, I'm going to have

00:36:07.120 to draw a line. But, um, generally speaking within reason, whatever name you want, I will respect that

00:36:13.440 and call you a name because the names are, are, are social constructs and, you know, anyone can take

00:36:17.400 any name. Um, but a pronoun is when you use a pronoun, you are conveying something about the

00:36:27.200 reality of the world. And so when you use the word, he, you are conveying, you are saying that

00:36:34.540 the person you're referring to is a male. That's what that means when you say he. And so I'm only

00:36:40.000 going to use that for males because I'm not going to lie to use any other pronoun would be a lie.

00:36:47.160 It would be a deception. It would be a falsehood. You know, at the, at the best you're, you're

00:36:53.160 confusing people at the worst, you're lying to them when in reality, I think it's both. And so I

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00:40:01.120 the golden globes. Obviously all Hollywood award shows are automatically canceled every year without

00:40:05.220 exception, just on principle. It's hard to understand why anybody would actually sit down

00:40:08.560 for six hours to watch a bunch of wealthy drug addicts pat themselves on the back. But some people

00:40:13.400 do 12 or 13 people to be exact, according to the latest viewership estimates. And that's why,

00:40:18.280 you know, I, I watched a few of the clips from the golden globes. Um, some of the moments that

00:40:22.060 had people online talking to just to see if I was missing something, maybe it's not so bad as I

00:40:27.520 assume. So here's one I'm, I'm told by outlets like the daily beast that this was a hilarious and

00:40:32.420 cutting moment from Sasha Baron Cohen, as he accepted an award for Borat two. I'm not sure what the award

00:40:39.320 was for exactly. Maybe he won for, I don't know, best movie to be released in 2020 about a guy named

00:40:45.440 Borat. If that was it, then he surely was a deserving winner. I can't think of any other award

00:40:50.860 that he would actually deserve. But in any case, this was the moment that the media tells me was

00:40:56.600 especially edgy and brilliant. The daily beast describes it. They say, um, thank you to the all

00:41:02.900 white Hollywood foreign press, Sasha, Sasha Baron Cohen said, accepting the golden globe award for best

00:41:07.520 comedy or musical film Sunday night. Oh, that was the award. Okay. It's I guess, were there no other

00:41:13.360 comedies or musical films to come out in 2020? I didn't watch a lot of movies in 2020. I have to

00:41:17.980 tell you. Was that, was that the, were there no other options? Anyway, the daily beast says his speech

00:41:25.220 only got more scathing from there. Now quoting from Baron, I've got to say this movie could not have

00:41:30.520 been possible without my co-star, a fresh new talent who came from nowhere and turned out to be a comedy

00:41:34.900 genius. The Borat subsequent movie film star said, I'm talking about Rudy Giuliani. I mean,

00:41:41.080 who could get more laughs from one unzipping? Incredible. Our movie was just the beginning

00:41:46.400 for him. Baron Cohen continued. Rudy went on to star in a string of comedy films, hits like

00:41:51.220 four seasons of landscaping, hair dye another day, and the courtroom drama, a very public fart.

00:41:58.320 Yes, a very public fart. That, and by all appearances, that was the comedic high watermark

00:42:07.680 of the event. It didn't get any better than that. For example, there was apparently a bit where

00:42:12.020 Kenan Thompson pretended to speak French while Maya Rudolph pretended to translate. That was the bit.

00:42:19.800 Now keep in mind, a team of writers and producers had to approve that bit. They all, dozens perhaps

00:42:26.340 and all, had to hear about the bit or read the script and say, sure, yeah, let's put that on air.

00:42:31.520 It's sort of amazing when you think about it like that. And the same can be said about the opening

00:42:35.400 monologue from Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, two women who have, through their careers, done an admirable

00:42:41.240 job of proving Christopher Hitchens right. If you don't know what I'm referring to, just Google it.

00:42:47.220 Now I was going to play some of the monologue, but I decided not to because I respect,

00:42:50.620 I respect you too much to waste your time like that. Actually, the real reason is that our show will get

00:42:54.700 blocked on YouTube for copyright infringement if I play it. So instead, I'll let USA Today describe

00:42:59.900 the supposedly hilarious, quote, no holds barred monologue. They say Poehler and Tina Fey opened up

00:43:07.260 the 78th annual Hunger Games Golden Globes Sunday with a, I guess that was supposed to be a joke,

00:43:12.740 Hunger Games. Timely reference, that one. With a timely monologue that highlighted the importance

00:43:18.160 of inclusivity following reports that the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has no black voting

00:43:23.100 members. Poehler said, everybody is understandably upset that the HFPA and their choices, at the HFPA

00:43:28.960 and their choices. Yes, everybody's upset. Isn't everyone, everyone's talking about the fact

00:43:33.800 that the HFPA doesn't have any black members, right? And then she could think, look, a lot of flashy 0.82

00:43:40.880 garbage got nominated, but that happens. That's like their thing. But a number of black actors and black 0.99

00:43:45.740 led projects were overlooked. Although Fey acknowledged that award shows are stupid, 0.99

00:43:50.540 the host declared that even with stupid things, inclusivity is important. There are no black 1.00

00:43:55.200 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press, said Fey, who appeared from New York. I realize HFPA, maybe you

00:44:00.460 guys didn't get the memo because your workplace is the back booth of a French McDonald's, but you've

00:44:05.140 got to change that. So here's to changing it. Ah, yes, it's an outrage that some black led films 1.00

00:44:11.660 weren't nominated. Of course, I assume there were probably hundreds of white led films also not

00:44:18.200 nominated. I mean, you can't nominate every film that was released in a calendar year, can you?

00:44:24.400 That would sort of defeat the purpose of an award show. But maybe that's where this is headed.

00:44:28.740 Literally every film starring or directed by a black person must receive not only a nomination,

00:44:33.820 but some kind of award. You can make up the award if you need to. It'll be like when my fifth grade

00:44:38.620 teacher at the end of the year gave out end of year awards. And I'm not making this up. I got

00:44:43.280 the award for best green t-shirt because I happened to be wearing a green t-shirt that day.

00:44:49.320 Now, in fairness to my teacher, I was a thoroughly unimpressive child. So she did her best to find

00:44:54.780 something worth celebrating. And that's what award shows will have to become because otherwise,

00:44:58.880 you know, it's always going to be an outrage, always a controversy. Whenever there's any film

00:45:04.260 starring or directed by a black person that is not recognized, it's going to be an outrage. 1.00

00:45:09.540 Because inclusivity is important. I mean, I would say that exclusivity is the whole point of an award

00:45:15.760 show. But I guess I'm the crazy one. After all, it's a big problem that there are no black members 0.72

00:45:21.220 of the Hollywood foreign press. Everyone's talking about it. At least we're informed that it's a big

00:45:26.660 problem. We're informed this every year. Though I still have no idea what the Hollywood foreign press

00:45:31.760 is and even less of an idea why I should give the slightest damn about its racial configuration.

00:45:36.060 And it's even less clear to me how any of this counts as comedy. You're supposed to be comedians

00:45:42.380 doing an opening comedy bit. And this is what they come up with. Now, the Golden Globes don't matter,

00:45:47.880 of course, but the utter unfunniness here is a symptom of a larger problem. And I think it's kind

00:45:52.200 of a significant problem, in my view, culturally speaking. Comedy in films, shows, late night TV,

00:45:57.320 stand-up comedy, it's all on the verge of extinction. And the reason is that, broadly speaking,

00:46:01.420 it's just not possible to be woke, socially conscious, politically correct, and funny.

00:46:08.620 And it's not possible to be woke, socially conscious, politically correct, and funny,

00:46:12.260 because comedy is supposed to derive either from observations and insights about human nature and the

00:46:17.980 human condition, or from clever mockery of the cultural and institutional powers that be.

00:46:23.780 Now, there are other forms of comedy, I suppose, like slapstick comedy. It's always going to be funny

00:46:28.240 when a guy falls down the steps or whatever. But the best and funniest comedy will fall into one

00:46:32.700 or both of the categories just described. It's saying something about human nature and the human

00:46:37.980 condition, and or it's wittily mocking the powers that be. The problem is that leftists generally have

00:46:44.440 a poor understanding of the human condition, so they can't make any funny jokes about it.

00:46:48.580 And even if they do understand it, most of the funny things you can say about the human condition

00:46:52.740 will be considered politically incorrect these days. In fact, modern leftism is born

00:46:57.020 from a denial of human nature. And how can you say anything funny about a thing that you don't

00:47:01.940 understand or refuse to understand? As for mocking the powers that be, sure, you know,

00:47:05.880 they'll make fun of the president whenever there's a Republican in office, but they won't go after the

00:47:10.000 true societal sacred cows. For example, Black Lives Matter, enormously rich, powerful, influential group.

00:47:17.360 It's absolutely ripe for mockery, but most of the people responsible for producing comedy these days

00:47:23.280 won't touch that subject with a 10-foot pole, except to deliver earnest sermons on BLM's behalf.

00:47:29.660 And now that we have a Democrat president, the comedy makers won't make comedy about the cultural

00:47:35.460 or political powers, rendering them even more useless than they already were.

00:47:40.200 What all this means is that if you want comedy, you can't turn to professional comedians for it

00:47:45.440 anymore. You'll have to do all of that, all of your laughing and mockery in the privacy of your own

00:47:50.560 homes until they make that illegal too, which they might. But in the meantime, the Golden Globes are

00:47:55.460 certainly canceled. And that'll do it for us today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening.

00:48:01.320 Have a great day. Godspeed.

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00:48:49.640 Today on the Ben Shapiro Show, Andrew Cuomo runs into the Me Too buzzsaw,

00:48:54.100 Trump returns at CPAC, and the next Superman reboot will be written by a guy who thinks America

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The Matt Walsh Show - March 01, 2021

Ep. 668 - Finding Nazis Everywhere

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