The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 674 - Super Straight Pride

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, a new online trend has some people declaring themselves

00:00:04.160 super straight. The left has condemned it as transphobic, but then again,

00:00:08.520 they condemn everything as transphobic. Also, five headlines, including BLM protesters

00:00:12.660 fighting against racism by harassing little girls on their way to a cheerleading competition.

00:00:17.720 Minneapolis braces for rioting as the Derek Chauvin trial begins.

00:00:21.500 And lonely people have given rise to a new trend, cow cuddling. Plus, in our daily cancellation,

00:00:27.100 we'll discuss a pastor who got himself fired after he gave a sermon telling women that they

00:00:31.280 have a responsibility to look attractive to their husbands. Did he have a point?

00:00:35.380 I'll see how many people I can tick off when we discuss that and much more today on the Matt Wall

00:00:39.760 Show. Now, in recent days, a new trend online has provoked increasing concern from the left and

00:00:52.760 the media. The trend is called super straight. This is a new sexual orientation, hot off the

00:00:57.260 presses, though not really new at all, invented by a TikTok user in a video that has since been

00:01:03.960 removed. I'm not sure if he removed it himself or TikTok took it down as hate speech. Certainly,

00:01:09.020 the left has declared the video hate speech. An article posted to Yahoo bears the headline,

00:01:14.140 a social media trend has people identifying as super straight. The transphobic campaign was meant

00:01:19.200 to divide LGBTQ people. And Pink News declares transphobic trend super straight has links to

00:01:25.120 the far right and neo-Nazis. Of course, because everything does. The website Distractify says

00:01:30.800 social media users explain how super straight is transphobia, not a sexuality. And the article

00:01:37.380 comes with a warning for those who didn't get the message from the headline that, quote,

00:01:41.300 transphobic statements are ahead. Before we go any further, I guess we should probably watch the

00:01:47.000 video. So let's watch the video that started all the commotion. Here it is.

00:01:50.460 Yo, guys, I made a new sexuality now, actually. It's called super straight, okay? Since straight

00:01:56.280 people or straight men is myself, I get called transphobic because I wouldn't date a trans woman.

00:02:01.800 You know, they're like, would you date a trans woman? I'm like, no, why? That's a female. 0.99

00:02:05.940 No, like, that's not a real woman to me. Like, I want real women. No, you're just transphobic.

00:02:09.800 Okay. So now I'm super straight. I only date the opposite gender woman that are born women. So you 1.00

00:02:16.040 can't say I'm transphobic now because that's just my sexuality, you know? Pretty edgy stuff. So the 0.96

00:02:23.120 guy in the video, which that Yahoo article mentioned earlier, calls a hate and disinformation campaign.

00:02:29.140 That's what they said about that video. It's a hate and disinformation campaign. But he's really just

00:02:34.060 making the point that he's attracted to females, which means he's not attracted to males,

00:02:37.540 even males who identify as female. The reason for this, by the way, is that generally speaking,

00:02:42.780 a human being is sexually attracted to another human being based on who that other human being

00:02:47.980 is, not based on what perception the other human has of themselves. The idea of being attracted to

00:02:54.720 another person's self-perception seems absurd, incomprehensible, because it is. Now, I'm not going

00:03:01.260 to go around calling myself super straight. I don't think we should make any serious attempt to turn

00:03:04.920 super straight into a thing simply because being regular straight, a normal old heterosexual

00:03:09.280 already means being attracted to members of the opposite sex, to the exclusion of members of your

00:03:14.740 same sex, even the ones who identify as members of the opposite sex. Coming up with a new term would

00:03:21.220 seem to surrender this ground and concede that it's possible for a person to be straight and yet also

00:03:26.360 attracted to members of his biological sex. I don't want to do that, so I'm going to stick with 1.00

00:03:30.700 plain old heterosexual to describe myself. But this super straight thing is more of a troll than 0.95

00:03:35.320 anything else, and as a troll, I have to admit it's pretty funny, and it makes an important point.

00:03:40.100 And the point is pretty simple. Two can play at that game, right? If the left can go around inventing

00:03:45.840 new sexualities out of whole cloth, then anybody can. And if LGBT people can express pride in their

00:03:52.200 sexual preference, then anybody can. One of the trending hashtags on Twitter right now is

00:03:57.480 super straight pride. And many of the people using the hashtags are accusing those who criticize

00:04:02.920 them of engaging in super phobia. Now, again, it's silly and really funny, but the point is that

00:04:09.140 if you think this is silly, then all of the other invented sexualities and genders are just as silly. 0.98

00:04:15.040 And so is labeling someone transphobic or homophobic for criticizing you or disagreeing with you. 0.97

00:04:20.960 The left does not want to add super straight to the list of sexualities, but keep in mind

00:04:24.240 this is a list which includes, but is not limited to, allosexual, androsexual, asexual,

00:04:30.780 autosexual, bicurious, bisexual, demisexual, fluid, gay, graysexual, gynosexual, heterosexual,

00:04:39.080 heteroflexible, homoflexible, homosexual, lesbian, pansexual, queer, questioning, sapiosexual, 0.91

00:04:44.440 sex repulsed, scolosexual, and spectrosexual. By the way, a demisexual is just someone who 0.88

00:04:50.780 needs to have an emotional connection to someone in order to be attracted to them.

00:04:55.780 That's a demisexual. If you need that emotional attachment, that emotional connection in order 1.00

00:05:01.680 to feel the attraction. So in other words, women, that's women are demisexual. A sapiosexual is 1.00

00:05:08.920 someone who finds intelligence attractive. And a gynosexual, as the name suggests, is someone who 1.00

00:05:15.020 is attracted to the female body. So in other words, a straight man or a lesbian. An allosexual, 0.99

00:05:22.060 get this, an allosexual, I'm not making this up, and I just found this out this morning, 1.00

00:05:28.140 is someone who experiences sexual attraction. Okay? If you're attracted to anyone, then you're 0.72

00:05:36.040 an allosexual. Any sexual attraction at all makes you an allosexual. What this all means is that the 0.98

00:05:41.460 super straight community is selling itself short, I think. I mean, you could add a whole bunch of 0.72

00:05:45.040 additional labels. You could be a heterosexual, allosexual, gynosexual super straight. This is 0.80

00:05:51.600 how ludicrous it's gotten. There are already LGBT orientations and pride flags for people who are 0.77

00:05:59.480 straight, but for whatever reason, don't want to call themselves that. I say for whatever reason,

00:06:04.960 but I know the reason. The reason is that there is privilege that comes with being in the LGBT

00:06:10.320 camp, being under that umbrella. Okay? It's not, it's not, it's not cis heterosexual privilege.

00:06:16.940 It's LGBT privilege. That's what we have in this culture. And that's why straight people invent 1.00

00:06:22.660 sexualities. I mean, they, they, they remain straight, but they invent new labels just so they

00:06:28.620 can fit just so they can be in the club. And if you have a club that everyone is desperate to be a

00:06:35.440 part of, that's a pretty good indication that your club is privileged. That's like the definition of a

00:06:40.860 privileged club. And all of these sexualities interact with the ever-expanding list of genders. 1.00

00:06:49.460 Now, this is certainly but a partial catalog, but that list includes agender, androgyny, androgynous,

00:06:55.920 bi-gender, cis-gender, gender fluid, gender non-conforming, gender questioning, gender variant, gender

00:07:00.620 queer, intersex, non-binary, pan-gender, trans-female, trans-male, trans-person, trans-woman, trans-feminine,

00:07:06.580 trans-masculine, two-spirit, and other. And like I said, very partial list. Matching up a sexuality with a

00:07:13.620 gender is like a March Madness bracket. They're like 98 trillion possible outcomes. And all of these 0.73

00:07:19.360 different words and labels are only meant to obscure the fact that in reality, you know, it all still

00:07:25.000 boils down to the same basic, quote, traditional possibilities. When it comes to sexual orientation,

00:07:30.700 the left has simply found a hundred different ways to repeat itself. But they hasten to remind you,

00:07:37.300 only they are allowed to do that. This is a game that only they are allowed to play.

00:07:42.440 They can invent genders, invent sexualities, express great pride in their new creations. 0.81

00:07:47.280 You cannot, they say. You're not allowed, according to their rules. And that's a very good reason to break

00:07:52.800 their rules and do it anyway, just to annoy them. I mean, for no other reason. So I'm a supporter of

00:07:58.660 the super straight movement for that reason alone. In fact, I think we could invent some more. I mean,

00:08:02.660 the sky is the limit. Maybe we could come up with different sexualities based on the day of the week. 0.88

00:08:09.060 If you're attracted to somebody on a Tuesday, you're a Tuesday sexual. If it's Wednesday,

00:08:13.600 you're a Wednesday sexual. Of course, Friday sexual would be a popular identification.

00:08:17.620 I suspect there won't be a lot of Monday sexuals. Is this completely stupid? Sure. 1.00

00:08:22.960 But the people who talk about demisexuals and allosexuals, you know, have no room to criticize.

00:08:29.440 And that's the point. Two can indeed play at this game. And if you don't like it,

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00:10:01.880 All right. And I apologize if you're watching the show and I seem, you know, more stiff and

00:10:08.280 uncomfortable than usual. It's because I woke up with a back injury that I suffered while sleeping.

00:10:14.220 And so I'm, I'm officially, this is a very recent thing for me, I guess, kind of exciting,

00:10:18.220 you know, a level of maturation and growth as a person. Um, when you really know,

00:10:22.700 when you officially reach adulthood is when you wake up with injuries that you sustained

00:10:29.500 while lying on a mattress sleeping. And I'm, I'm at that point. It's a new thing,

00:10:34.640 pretty exciting, also painful. All right. Um, so the trial for officer Derek Chauvin is set to

00:10:42.620 begin in Minneapolis and the city is already preparing for rioting. Um, which, you know,

00:10:50.120 what, what, what, what does that, what does that tell you? What does that tell you? If you're in

00:10:56.000 the group, um, if you're, you know, in BLM or if you're in a group, if you are among the people,

00:11:01.640 uh, hoping that Derek Chauvin is convicted, then it's already known ahead of time

00:11:07.280 that if your side gets upset, you're going to riot. Like, what does that tell you about your side?

00:11:12.480 When it's the same thing that happened around the election time, right? When cities have to,

00:11:19.320 have to board up shop and they have to, they have to shut down and they got to bring in the

00:11:23.680 national guard ahead of time and all that kind of stuff, because they're worried that you might get

00:11:28.760 upset. That should tell you something about your side. And if it's not clear by now, what it tells

00:11:35.700 you is that you're not the good guys. Pretty, that's a, that's a, you know, that's, that's a pretty

00:11:41.180 good indication. And this is all why I just don't see, um, I don't know how this trial is going to

00:11:50.400 go. It's hard for me to see how he could possibly get a fair trial, especially in Minneapolis. If

00:11:55.380 they don't change the location of trial, which doesn't look like they're going to, how, how could

00:11:59.920 he possibly get a fair trial? Because everyone in that jury is going to know, um, they're, they're,

00:12:07.700 they're going to know it's, it's very clear that, you know, if he's acquitted or even if he, you know,

00:12:14.120 probably even if he's found guilty on a lesser charge, let's say he's found guilty on, on a

00:12:18.420 manslaughter, but not on a murder. Well, BLM, they're going to dox the jurors. They're going to 0.99

00:12:25.420 find out who those jurors were and they're going to destroy their lives, if not worse. So, you know,

00:12:30.980 that as a juror sitting on a juror, you know, that if you, unless you've been living in a cave,

00:12:35.700 unless you've been unconscious for the last, uh, three years, four years, certainly for the last

00:12:40.600 eight or nine months, you know, that's the way it's going to go.

00:12:46.240 That you listen to the facts and if the facts tell you to acquit, you know, that if you,

00:12:51.880 if that's the vote that you cast, that's the decision you make, um, it could ruin your life.

00:12:58.480 You are going to be public enemy number one and they're going to try to find you and hunt you down.

00:13:01.700 So it would require, it would require for that jury to, to, uh, if the facts show that he should

00:13:10.180 be acquitted for the jury to make that decision would require an immense personal courage on their

00:13:15.160 part, which maybe they have that kind of courage. The thing is most people don't nothing against

00:13:20.640 people on jury. I don't know who they are, but most that's why that that's why we admire personal

00:13:25.120 courage because it's kind of a rare quality. So we'll see. Meanwhile, speaking of BLM, this is from

00:13:31.220 the Courier journal says a racial justice protest outside the Kentucky international convention center

00:13:35.560 over the weekend has drawn criticism from some community members who say demonstrators should

00:13:40.600 not have targeted children entering a cheer competition. Well, some community members say

00:13:45.480 that as some communities members are saying, maybe you don't target kids some. And then of course

00:13:52.860 there are plenty on the pro targeting kids side. Uh, it says for several hours, Saturday, a group of

00:13:58.520 about 30 protesters walked around outside the downtown building, chanting into megaphones and

00:14:02.580 calling on sparkly dressed kids to recognize their white privilege. Video from the scene has ignited

00:14:08.380 anger on social media from residents who say that city's officials should do more to crack down on

00:14:11.960 protests that have disrupted Louisville's streets and sidewalks for more than nine months. Um, we have

00:14:17.240 some of that video. Let's, let's watch some of it now.

00:14:29.200 Do something black today with your white privilege besides cheer. Do something black today with your 0.96

00:14:34.360 white privilege besides cheer. The reason why you get to be here in these pretty gorgeous

00:14:38.240 houses, gorgeous hair, gorgeous bones is because of your white privilege. Brianna is dead. 1.00

00:14:43.040 Black mothers are burying their babies while white mothers send their children to cheer competitions. 0.99

00:14:46.420 You're welcome. 0.99

00:14:47.560 Black mothers are burying their babies while white mothers send their children to cheer competitions. 1.00

00:14:52.100 Do something black today with your white privilege. Thank you. 1.00

00:14:55.660 Yeah, this, this is mental illness. You know, that, that, the response, when you've got a woman 1.00

00:15:01.860 screaming into a megaphone at little kids walking down the street, uh, that's a mentally ill woman. 1.00

00:15:09.060 She should be put in a mental asylum. That, that's what we need to do with someone like that. 1.00

00:15:13.040 Yeah. Screaming at her about Brianna Taylor. What the hell are these kids have to do with Brianna

00:15:18.500 Taylor? Brianna Taylor was, um, uh, was, was shot by police accidentally. And so therefore that means

00:15:29.000 that these little kids can't go to a cheer competition. Connect those dots for me. I'd like

00:15:33.480 to hear you. Well, you can't because you're insane. You're, you're a lunatic. 1.00

00:15:36.600 If you couldn't understand what she was saying into the megaphone. And this was, if you're, 1.00

00:15:42.640 if you're listening to the audio podcast, these were like little girls in their cheer outfits,

00:15:46.940 going to a cheer competition, walking down the street. And then you've got these, uh, BLM scumbags 1.00

00:15:51.980 screaming at them. What do these kids do? Nothing. They're just kids. It sounded like she said, 0.98

00:15:58.960 do something black today with your white privilege besides cheer. And then she also said, uh, the

00:16:05.000 reason that you're, that you're able to, to participate in a cheer competition is because

00:16:08.700 of your white privilege. Really? So there are no black cheerleaders, huh? That's, this is a white 0.72

00:16:13.620 thing. Cheerleading is a reflection of a white privilege. So you're telling me that I'm not going

00:16:20.960 to find any, if, if, if, if you were to go into that cheer competition, you're telling me there

00:16:24.060 wouldn't be plenty of a black cheerleaders there too. Really? You know, I was saying before,

00:16:31.880 if you're on the side where cities have to shut down and board up shop because they're afraid that

00:16:40.160 they're going to make you mad, that's an indication that you're on the wrong side, that you're the bad

00:16:44.320 guy. Well, here's another good hint. If you're on the side that does that kind of thing, and it's not

00:16:53.660 like this is some sort of unique occurrence, this is one of BLM's favored tactics, just walking down

00:17:01.300 the street, harassing completely innocent, random people who are simply trying to go about their day,

00:17:07.620 including kids. So if you're on the side that does that, that should tell you something. You're

00:17:17.360 the bad guy. All right. Number two, Don Lemon reacting to the Meghan Markle interview said

00:17:23.400 something pretty revealing yesterday, um, about, you know, something that reveals something about

00:17:27.920 the, the media mindset, the leftist mindset. Let's take a listen. I thought it was a fantastic

00:17:33.040 interview. I thought it was eyeopening. I think that, uh, there was initial, initially people

00:17:38.880 thought that maybe Meghan and Harry didn't, um, that they should have waited it out longer. They

00:17:44.340 should have, you know, instead of just 18 months, that they could have made a difference inside the

00:17:47.720 royal family. But once you got a sense and you heard what they said to Oprah about why they did

00:17:52.500 it, then you realize that maybe it wasn't going to work out for them. And the best thing to do was

00:17:56.980 to come to America, do what they did and speak out and speak out with someone like Oprah. I thought it

00:18:01.820 was perfect. I think that they, they handled it perfectly. It sounded more acute. It sounded more

00:18:07.040 like a crisis, uh, certainly that they were in the middle of, and we really got a sense of that.

00:18:11.080 Brianna also people say, well, we haven't heard from the other side. What's the other side?

00:18:14.240 They're going to say, they're going to say, Oh, of course we're not racist or whatever,

00:18:17.100 but what did they do? Think about their actions. They, they did not stand up for their own because

00:18:23.060 their own was married to a black woman, had a black child. They didn't listen to him inside of 0.96

00:18:27.840 the Royal family. They let him go. They let him leave the country. They wouldn't come to terms with

00:18:31.940 what they wanted to do. So listen, we've only heard from one side, but that one side at this point

00:18:37.080 rings very true. Yeah. Uh, Don, thank you so much. I was looking forward to this conversation.

00:18:43.740 You do not disappoint. That's true. He doesn't disappoint except maybe not in the way that she 0.91

00:18:50.120 means it. Uh, what we don't, he says, we don't need to hear the other side because what are they

00:18:54.340 going to say? Of course they're going to deny it. Denying it is what a guilty person would do.

00:18:59.880 So no reason to listen to the other side. Let's, uh, let's assume that this story is correct.

00:19:05.580 Now, this is not shocking at all. Of course we know this is how the media operates. Okay. We,

00:19:10.280 from the media's perspective, we've heard the side that we like, we prefer for this to be true.

00:19:16.360 You know, it, the person we've already determined is the good guy. It paints them in a good light. So

00:19:20.460 we're going to assume that we're going to, we're going to move forward with it.

00:19:24.100 No reason to bother with things like getting to the truth, looking at both sides of it,

00:19:30.280 being objective. Who needs any of that? This is the news media. This is not what we do here.

00:19:35.740 So exactly what you would expect, but, um, interesting to hear him say it,

00:19:41.620 say the quiet part out loud. As I say, number three from the daily wire says, according to the

00:19:45.340 United, um, across, across the United States, a growing number of biological men are competing

00:19:49.760 in women's sports as anti-discrimination laws at the federal and state level have opened the door 0.83

00:19:53.200 for athletes to compete based on the gender with which they identify. Um, of course we knew about

00:19:58.740 that. It goes on to talk about four States that are, um, in the process of passing laws

00:20:05.400 to prevent biological males from participating in female sports. And those States are South Dakota,

00:20:14.200 Tennessee, Mississippi, and Texas in the process of passing laws saying, if you're, if you're a man,

00:20:21.680 you can't participate in women's sports, which is, which is great that those four States are doing 1.00

00:20:26.660 that. My question is why isn't every Republican controlled state doing this? Better question would

00:20:32.960 be, why didn't they do this five years ago? Why didn't they do this eight years ago?

00:20:40.580 You know, those of us with common sense and with, with, with eyes in the front of our heads that can

00:20:47.320 see, we, we, we saw this coming. We knew it was going to get to this point. It was obvious years ago.

00:20:53.060 So every, every, every Republican controlled state should be doing exactly this.

00:21:02.160 And the great thing about this issue. And one of the reasons I talk about it so much,

00:21:05.880 it's very important. It's a very important issue because it deals with, especially when it comes

00:21:13.080 to sports, men in women's sports, men in women's locker rooms. Um, you know, you're, you're protecting

00:21:19.540 kids, you're protecting their, their sports, you're protecting their safety and their privacy

00:21:24.760 in the locker rooms. It's important for that reason. It's important also because we're dealing

00:21:30.620 with fundamental truth. Okay. With, with, with reality, are we going to be a society that recognizes

00:21:39.300 basic fundamental realities? I think, I think that's pretty damn important personally to fight for

00:21:46.280 that, to fight for basic reality. So it's important on that, on that ground. Um, the arguments you can

00:21:52.620 make in favor of laws like this are honest are bulletproof, unassailable, as in there is actually

00:22:01.180 no argument on the other side. There is no even semi-coherent argument for allowing the men into

00:22:07.960 women's sports. No argument has ever been made for it. It's happening. People do argue for it, but no one

00:22:15.460 has ever actually presented an argument for it. Um, so it's the right thing. You can make great

00:22:23.060 arguments for it and it's really popular. So this is an opportunity to take a, a, a, a really important

00:22:31.640 stand that will also be profoundly popular with the public. Why not do it? It's a win, win, win

00:22:39.440 across the board. Every Republican state should be doing this. Every elected Republican should be on

00:22:45.560 this issue, should be lining up on this issue, talking about it. Um, so congratulations anyway

00:22:53.420 to South Dakota, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Texas. All right. Also from the daily wire, it says the two

00:22:57.120 German shepherds belonging to president Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden have been removed from the

00:23:03.300 White House after displaying aggressive behavior. CNN reported, um, major who was adopted by Biden

00:23:09.860 in November, 2018 from a, from a Delaware animal shelter had what one of the people described as

00:23:14.940 a biting incident with a member of the White House security. The exact condition of the victim is

00:23:19.660 unknown. However, the episode was serious enough that the dogs were subsequently moved to Wilmington,

00:23:23.760 Delaware, where they remain. I only wanted to bring this up because, um, I, once again, I am vindicated.

00:23:30.880 I get a lot of grief for my anti-dog stances, but dogs are a national security threat. So

00:23:37.620 you, your apology accepted from all the rest of you and other news, the Washington post has a story

00:23:44.880 about, uh, other animal news specifically. The Washington post has a story about the latest

00:23:49.560 wellness trend, which is called cow cuddling. Um, a farm in Arizona has started renting out its cows to

00:23:56.340 random strangers who walk in looking to cuddle a large hairy beast. The article says cow cuddling

00:24:02.540 sessions, which costs $75 an hour are booked until June. Owner Amy Takaha says she gets around 20 calls

00:24:11.020 a day about the service she has offered for five years. Business has picked up dramatically in the

00:24:16.060 past year. She said, they're just like happy pills just to be around. The nine cattle at her farm

00:24:22.000 include adorable, an Angus steer rescued from a ditch, moonicorn who has one eye and one horn.

00:24:29.580 I don't know who wants to hug the, is that the discounted rate? So $75 an hour to hug a cow.

00:24:35.240 If you only got 45 bucks, they'll give you the one eyed cow. You only got 25. Okay. We got a three

00:24:42.320 legged one in the back. We'll bring that one out. Also a miniature cow named Muchacha. The bovines will

00:24:48.980 amble over to guests for hugs and cuddles. She said, they also like to roll over on their sides

00:24:53.380 and rest their heads in people's laps. Sometimes a turkey named azalea or a chicken will come by to

00:24:59.220 join in. Participants often become emotional. She said, and some even vow to become vegetarian

00:25:03.640 after looking deep into the creature's large brown eyes. Okay. Uh, three really quick thoughts here.

00:25:10.520 One, this does say something very bleak and, and sad about the state of our culture. When people

00:25:16.440 are turning to cows for companionship, um, and for a break from the loneliness, actually

00:25:21.860 reading the story, it is, it's, it's a, it's a sad story. A lot of people they're saying

00:25:25.760 how during the lockdowns and the pandemic business has been, um, has been especially, has been

00:25:31.560 especially strong because people are so lonely in the lockdowns. And we know in our culture,

00:25:36.920 um, people are increasingly rejecting family life and living on their own or with a roommate

00:25:42.740 or something. And now they've been locked in their home for months on end. And, and, and

00:25:47.680 they're, they're, they're feeling the isolation in a very acute way. And now they have to turn

00:25:52.660 to a cow for companionship. Um, my second point is, or really question is, did the cows consent

00:25:59.440 to this? How do we know, how do the cows feel about this? Being, being whored out in this 1.00

00:26:07.720 way for lonely, desperate people to come and, uh, grope them. And number three, I think general

00:26:15.660 principle, it's, it's best not to get so familiar with your hamburgers. So word of warning, just a

00:26:22.820 caution. All right. Number five, finally, a bra broke out at a Bath and Body Works store in Arizona. 0.97

00:26:28.660 Uh, we have the video of, of this and we have to play it. I mean, anytime there's a fight

00:26:32.720 at a retail store, you got to play, this is important stuff. Let's play the video here.

00:26:38.140 This is at the Bath and Body Works in Arizona.

00:26:44.180 Okay. And it's between, it looks like it's between, originally it was between an, an, an employee

00:26:49.560 and a customer, both female. All the people involved are female. There's now about four women, 0.83

00:26:57.360 five women at Bath and Body Works have jumped onto the dog pile. 1.00

00:27:02.720 Looks like it's like three employees versus one customer. Oh, then another, another customer

00:27:07.280 jumps in. We have not seen a, a real punch thrown. Okay. Now, so the reason for this,

00:27:21.540 I think I was, I was trying to figure out why this happened. And, uh, there, there are kind

00:27:25.080 of like conflicting reports about what started all this. Originally a report that I saw online,

00:27:31.640 I think from the person who, who took the video, I believe they said that it had something to do

00:27:35.860 with, uh, distancing or masking or something. It was like a dispute about that. Um, but then the

00:27:42.760 cop said, no, it had nothing to do with, with masking. It had nothing. It was not a racial thing.

00:27:48.760 There's no race, no racial element. What they said is that somebody had cut in line. So the woman, 0.90

00:27:57.000 the customer there originally in the, in the, in the, in the, in the dog pile, she had cut in line.

00:28:02.140 Someone else didn't like that. And that's how the fight started. Now I will tell you, I don't condone

00:28:06.860 violence. I don't, uh, especially not at a Bath and Body Works. We all know Bath and Body Works.

00:28:13.380 That's not the place for that. I mean, Walmart is the place for that, but I don't condone the violence,

00:28:20.380 but I will say that cutting in line is one. I don't know if she actually did it. This is an

00:28:27.100 allegation. I don't know if it's true. I don't want to engage in defamation here, but, uh, cutting in

00:28:31.440 line. If she did do that is, is one of the worst sins a person can commit. It is almost as bad as

00:28:37.700 ditching the shopping cart in the parking lot. And a lot of times it's the same person cut in line to

00:28:42.800 grocery store, ditch the shopping cart. In this case, a little bit of street justice, um, dished 0.55

00:28:50.820 out. I can't say I'm going to complain about it. That's all. All right, let's move on to reading the

00:28:55.880 YouTube comments. This is from KM says, um, my wife didn't always get along with my family, but she

00:29:02.120 never spoke badly about them to anyone when she had every reason to want to. It's called class

00:29:06.220 something you don't marry a prince for. Also what kind of pansy of a husband lets his wife smear his entire 0.77

00:29:10.900 family to the entire world that gave him everything. That was my point yesterday. One

00:29:14.800 of my points about, uh, the Megan Markle interview that this is your husband's family that you're

00:29:21.680 talking about. You know, it's, it's one thing if you have a dispute, I mean, we've all had disputes

00:29:28.520 with the in-laws and it's one thing if you hash that out with your spouse, but to go on primetime

00:29:32.880 television in front of 17 million viewers and tell Oprah about it, what kind of wife does that to the 1.00

00:29:38.780 husband? But what kind of was a husband was been, uh, what kind of husband allows that to happen?

00:29:45.220 What kind of husband lets his wife go on national TV and bad mouth his family like that? Not the place 0.95

00:29:52.120 for it. And I made this point yesterday and a lot of people took exception with the, uh, with the word

00:29:57.760 lets. I said this on Twitter and there were a lot of responses. What do you mean lets? What are you,

00:30:03.160 are you saying that a woman should have to ask permission before doing this? Yeah. Yes. That's 1.00

00:30:09.280 exactly what I'm saying. I mean, you should absolutely ask your husband's permission before

00:30:15.660 going on national TV to talk about his family in a negative way or even in a positive way.

00:30:22.700 It's his family. So yeah, you should ask permission for that to do it before doing that. And it should

00:30:27.760 not be granted basic common sense there. I would think Jackson Prowse says, Matt, please don't ban

00:30:36.280 me. I didn't know I was supposed to salute you when, when you said Godspeed, I was too busy weeping

00:30:40.740 at the tragedy of the show being over. I feel like you're trying to get by on the technicality, but

00:30:47.020 I will allow it. Joe says, uh, now Joe is quoting me when I said, I never understood how Oprah became

00:30:53.680 the big thing that she is. And Joe's response is it's called food, Matt. Joe, all right. That

00:31:03.820 comment, I do not condone comment, body shaming comments like that. I do not condone it at all.

00:31:12.020 How dare, how dare you, Joe? I'm not going to have any of that here.

00:31:15.760 Um, let's see. Bill Davis says, Matt, I can tell you, sorry, Bill Davis says, Matt, I can tell you

00:31:28.780 truly are an asshat and I most likely wouldn't want to be friends with you or related to you, 0.96

00:31:32.900 but everything you say is a hundred percent right. And you make, you make me laugh out loud every day. 0.98

00:31:36.420 I'll take it. I will absolutely take that. And Scott finally says, Matt, please shave your beard for a

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00:34:17.300 to our daily cancellation. Today, it's time for a daily cancellation that is sure to get me in trouble

00:34:24.580 if I don't handle this issue tactfully. Uh, and we all know that I don't handle anything tactfully,

00:34:28.800 so this will be no exception. We begin with a report from KCTV. It says a Missouri pastor is

00:34:33.880 on leave after he gave a sermon that many people say was sexist, misogynistic, and inappropriate.

00:34:38.040 Pastor Stuart Alan Clark took a leave of absence Tuesday from first general Baptist church and

00:34:42.740 church in Malden, Missouri, located in the state's Southeast boot Hill. After receiving widespread

00:34:47.960 criticism for a sermon given in late February in a sermon, he explained that women need to lose weight

00:34:52.740 and submit to the sexual desires of their husbands to keep the men from straying. Clark also said wives need to 0.99

00:34:57.840 wear makeup, dress nicely, have nice hair, and appear less butch. Now the article goes on to 0.67

00:35:03.840 explain that Clark is now receiving professional counseling, uh, after getting fired and the church

00:35:08.560 has denounced his sermon. Now we do have, as you were hoping, a video of this sermon. The whole thing

00:35:13.440 is pretty long, but we could play the first minute or so. And, uh, here it is. Let's listen.

00:35:17.100 And I want you to know a need that a man has that he won't ever tell you about, but since I'm the

00:35:21.940 preacher man, I'll say it. Your man needs an attractive wife. Well, anybody else thinks about, 1.00

00:35:30.320 well, I shouldn't say that. Your man needs a, needs an attractive wife. A hockey player said, 0.95

00:35:37.280 he said, I married a trophy wife, but now she looks like the Stanley Cup. You see what I'm talking about?

00:35:42.480 That's what I'm talking about. All right? That's what I'm talking about. And ladies here, here's the thing

00:35:47.700 you need to know about men. Don't give him a reason to be like this distracted boyfriend.

00:35:56.500 You hear me? Don't give him a reason to be looking around. Hello? Don't do that. I've said this for a long time.

00:36:04.440 I'll say it again. It's free, by the way. Is I really don't believe women understand how visual 1.00

00:36:13.720 men are. I really don't. I don't think that, I don't think, I don't think it's in their capacity,

00:36:19.740 their ability to understand how visual that men are. I really don't think women understand how 1.00

00:36:23.680 important it is for a man to have a beautiful woman on his arm. So there you go. Who's canceled here?

00:36:31.440 Well, Pastor Clark is certainly canceled. Normally I wouldn't insult the person on the basis of their

00:36:35.940 physical appearance, but if you're going to give a sermon like that, then you've invited the

00:36:40.600 observation that you yourself are pudgy and out of shape. Not to mention you're apparently wearing

00:36:45.100 jeans at church while you give this sermon about the importance of putting effort into your

00:36:48.840 appearance. Now, it's possible the pastor isn't married, which means he would technically nullify

00:36:52.820 some of my criticism, but still married or not, if you're going to stand in front of a group of

00:36:56.140 people and start lecturing them about being out of shape, you better have your own house in order,

00:37:01.080 your own waistline in order. All that said, you know, a million people have already made this

00:37:06.140 point about the pastor. He's lost his job. He's a national pariah. He's in counseling.

00:37:10.080 I don't think it's necessary to jump on the dog pile like we're at Bath and Body Works. There is,

00:37:14.240 there is no reason why a bad sermon from some random pastor to Missouri needs to be a national issue.

00:37:20.760 I've heard many bad sermons in my day. There's nothing especially remarkable about a bad sermon,

00:37:24.400 especially, or even this one. The reason I'm bringing it up is that it raises an interesting

00:37:30.200 issue because I'm also canceling many of the people outraged by his comments. Now, as I said,

00:37:37.180 if you point out that the guy is throwing stones in a glass donut shop, fine, fair point. But if you

00:37:43.660 claim, as many people have, that it's not at all a woman's responsibility to tend to her appearance for 0.97

00:37:48.420 the sake of her husband, then I have to disagree. I mean, this pastor got it wrong because he was making

00:37:53.720 this a one-way street, exempting himself, apparently, and it would seem men in general.

00:37:59.460 But the problem is that many of his critics are saying that women simply shouldn't have to worry

00:38:04.600 about being attractive to their husbands at all. And that's not right either. The reality is that

00:38:11.120 spouses, both spouses, both sexes, should put effort into their marriage, which means putting effort into

00:38:17.560 themselves. And it's not only about being physically attractive, by the way. It's your responsibility to

00:38:22.320 tend to your health so that you're around for your husband in the long run or your wife in the long

00:38:26.900 run. There's a good chance that in your later years, you're going to have to take care of your

00:38:31.820 spouse or your spouse will have to take care of you. And that's sickness and health and everything. 0.84

00:38:35.780 That's part of the deal. But you don't want it to happen because you neglected your health and abused

00:38:40.440 your body. So there are a number of very good reasons for people in a marriage to do their best to

00:38:45.400 remain healthy and to take care of their bodies. This seems, again, like some more basic common

00:38:50.480 sense. And it is. But the problem is that people these days tend to think that the highest good

00:38:55.080 is for an individual to live for themselves, even after they get married. They don't want to accept

00:39:01.700 that after you get married, your life is not solely your own anymore. Your body is not solely your own

00:39:08.380 anymore. Now, I know when I say that, it sounds shocking. I say your body's not your own. What are you

00:39:14.160 talking? That only sounds shocking in a society that fails to understand, refuses to understand the

00:39:18.900 fundamental point and purpose of marriage. If a phrase like your body is not your own in marriage

00:39:23.520 shocks you, I ask you to consider why it would upset you if your spouse cheated on you. I mean,

00:39:29.760 what does the phrase cheated on you even mean? What exactly has your spouse cheated? In what way have 0.64

00:39:35.040 they violated you simply by offering their own body to someone else? Doesn't concern you. What do you

00:39:42.120 care? Well, because they've shown a part of themselves, they've given a part of themselves that they

00:39:46.900 promised they would show and give only to you. Their body is not solely their own. They don't

00:39:51.960 have the moral right in a marriage to go and give it to someone else. By giving their body to someone

00:39:58.600 else, they have taken something from you. They've betrayed you. Why? Because again, their body is not

00:40:04.740 their own. Every person in a monogamous relationship agrees with that statement. Every single one. If they

00:40:09.920 didn't agree, then they'd have no problem with their spouse going off and having sex with the secretary 0.98

00:40:14.760 or a coworker or whoever. But every person in a monogamous relationship does have a problem with

00:40:19.820 a very large problem, which means they believe, even if they don't know they believe it, and they

00:40:25.040 wouldn't put it like this, that their spouse's body in some sense belongs also to them as their body

00:40:31.080 belongs to their spouse. Not just body, you know, life, everything, your entire person, body and all.

00:40:37.820 In marriage, you pledge all of yourself, body, soul, everything to the other. And that's the beauty.

00:40:43.900 That's the mystery. That's the joy, the sacrifice of the sacrament. That's the point of the sacrament.

00:40:51.200 I mean, it really has no point if that's not the point. And all this means that, yes, part of that

00:40:57.200 deal, take care of your body, take care of your health for your spouse's sake, you know, for your 1.00

00:41:02.640 family's sake, for your children's sake, so that you're around for them and for your own sake.

00:41:07.920 But again, there are certain aspects of this message that are difficult to deliver if you haven't

00:41:11.620 yourself seen the inside of a gym since the Reagan administration. And that's why this pastor,

00:41:16.680 but also many of his critics, are canceled. This is called equity. This is my version of equity.

00:41:22.560 When I cancel everybody involved. Always fun to do that. And we'll leave it there for today.

00:41:27.620 Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Have a great day. Godspeed.

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The Matt Walsh Show - March 09, 2021

Ep. 674 - Super Straight Pride

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