The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 683 - Morality In A Post-Morality Culture

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, as law enforcement officials say there's no evidence of a racially

00:00:03.920 motivated hate crime in the Atlanta mass shooting last week, the left becomes increasingly desperate

00:00:07.720 to connect the event to racism. But as always, in the rush to make everything about race,

00:00:12.000 they miss what really motivated this shooting. And so there's a really important conversation

00:00:16.380 we don't end up having, but we will have today. Also, five headlines, including the

00:00:20.600 canceled dominoes, continue to fall as another Teen Vogue employee has her own racist tweets

00:00:26.120 from the past resurfaced. And a viral TikTok video proves again that all cyclists are psychopaths. 0.98

00:00:32.700 And finally, in our daily cancellation, I have to address the man who stormed off an elevator

00:00:36.480 yesterday when I committed the sin of getting on the elevator without a mask. You know, that's

00:00:40.240 going into the daily cancellation. All of that and much more today on The Matt Walsh Show.

00:00:51.020 We're going to connect all this back to the race issue eventually, but bear with me here. You know,

00:00:55.120 there's been for some time a so-called rape epidemic on college campuses. This is what has

00:01:01.300 led to the formation of kangaroo courts, rape tribunals at these universities where men are

00:01:06.380 often kicked out of school based on unsubstantiated claims without evidence to back them up. In many

00:01:12.040 cases, as we've seen, the rape claims end up being erroneous, but of course the men's lives are

00:01:16.260 destroyed anyway. What makes false rape claims such a problem today is that the definition of what

00:01:22.400 qualifies as rape has been expanded into incoherence. And this is because consent,

00:01:29.040 which used to be a rather simple and straightforward concept, has been turned into an impossible

00:01:33.780 calculus equation. Consent is no longer a simple matter of agreeing to do something. Traditionally,

00:01:41.240 that's what consent is. If you agree to do it, you consented, period. Someone can agree now,

00:01:46.960 they can willingly engage in a particular act and yet somehow still not have consented to it.

00:01:53.720 A woman might wake up the morning after a sexual escapade with a guy on campus. And though she was a

00:02:00.640 willing and eager participant at the time, nonetheless conclude that she didn't really consent and was

00:02:06.400 therefore raped. Well, there goes that guy's life and reputation. The fundamental problem is that

00:02:12.620 our culture has gotten rid of all of the rules, all of the moral guidelines governing the sexual act,

00:02:19.080 leaving only consent as sort of the last of the Mohicans, the straggler, the final moral boundary 0.93

00:02:25.640 hanging on for dear life. Consent is the only commandment we have left in the realm of sex. And so

00:02:31.440 when a sexual act violates some other moral guideline, one that we don't recognize anymore,

00:02:36.820 we don't have the language with which to describe it or condemn it. And so with consent being our only

00:02:41.840 available term, we apply it there as well. A woman wakes up after a consensual sexual encounter with

00:02:48.400 a stranger that she met at a party or something, and maybe she feels used and she feels violated and

00:02:53.560 she was used and violated, but not because it was non-consensual. Those feelings arise from the fact

00:02:59.000 that the sexual act was not loving. It was not committed. It was not respecting of her own or her

00:03:05.460 partner's dignity. But again, she doesn't have the moral language available. So she says, well,

00:03:11.840 this doesn't feel good. You know, it feels bad. So it must've been rape. All non-rape sex is good.

00:03:19.260 This was bad. So what else could this be but rape? This is the danger of embracing all sins, 0.98

00:03:27.120 but one collapsing our morality down to this one specific evil, evil, deciding that all of our

00:03:33.040 problems can be boiled down to just this one thing. With sex, we end up thinking that our only problem

00:03:40.720 is simply that so much of it is non-consensual. When we have many more problems in the area of

00:03:48.260 sexual morality than that. And so much insanity and wickedness springs from that gross oversimplification.

00:03:56.280 Now, a similar thing is happening with racism. Last week, after a man, a white man, as we're

00:04:02.720 constantly reminded, murdered eight people at a massage parlors in Atlanta, the immediate and

00:04:08.540 sustained assumption from the media and much of the culture has been that it was an act of anti-Asian

00:04:14.420 racism. No other possibility is entertained. It must have been racial hatred. Must have been.

00:04:22.500 This, in spite of the fact that the killer also murdered two white people. And in spite of the

00:04:27.360 fact that the killer who was in police custody now told them why he did it and said it was,

00:04:31.800 it was not any sort of racial statement. He identified himself as a sex addict who was

00:04:36.460 trying to eliminate and punish his temptations. So it was sexual rage, sexual jealousy, sexual 0.98

00:04:43.020 madness that led him to this. According to the man who actually committed the act, who you would think

00:04:47.600 is perhaps not an authority on anything else in life, but at least an authority on why he does the

00:04:53.080 things that he does. But this explanation is simply not being accepted. It can't be that,

00:04:59.440 we're told. It must be racism. Representative Judy Chu of California was on ABC News this weekend

00:05:06.320 declaring that she's sure it was anti-Asian racism. She's sure of it. Not because she has any intel that

00:05:12.560 we don't have, but just because she can't imagine any other reason. Her own incredulity

00:05:17.100 has led her to this verdict as she explained. Let's listen.

00:05:21.340 Investigators say they haven't found concrete evidence that the gunmen in Atlanta targeted

00:05:26.080 these businesses and victims because of their ethnicities. But do you believe that this was

00:05:32.680 a hate crime against Asian Americans and should be prosecuted as such?

00:05:36.880 First, my heart breaks for the eight victims. And as I read more about them, I see that they were

00:05:46.580 hardworking. Many were mothers. One was as old as 74 years old. And yes, I do strongly believe that

00:05:54.420 this is a hate crime. This is a 21-year-old white male who chose as his first victim a business that

00:06:02.200 was called Young's Asian Massage. Then he drove for 27 miles to another spot where he hit two more

00:06:12.140 Asian spas. If his only problem was sex addiction, then he could have had his choice in those 27 miles 0.98

00:06:22.780 of any place that he could have gone to. But no, he specifically went to those Asian spas where it

00:06:30.540 was clear in all three places there would be many Asian women. And indeed, those were the majority of those 1.00

00:06:39.880 that he shot and killed. Now, I know the legal bar is high because they have to find somebody who heard him

00:06:48.080 say that there was an anti-Asian slur expressed at the time. But I would say, look, these were places where

00:06:58.180 people spoke another language. They may not have heard him. They may be dead. But in my mind and in

00:07:05.360 the minds of many, this is an anti-Asian hate crime. Oh, in her mind. Well, OK, then that's all

00:07:12.520 you need. But in Judy Chu's mind, it's an anti-Asian hate crime. That's it. The evidence,

00:07:19.520 evidence be damned. In her mind, that's what it is. In her mind and heart. What kind of thing is

00:07:26.960 that to even say? In my mind and heart, the motive of this crime is, what the hell are you talking

00:07:32.400 about? It doesn't matter what's in your mind, Judy Chu. There doesn't appear to be much there,

00:07:38.660 actually. It doesn't matter what's in your mind. It matters what's in the mind of the person who

00:07:42.900 committed the act. His motivation matters when deciding on a hate crime. But you see, Judy Chu

00:07:50.560 is a better authority on the shooter's motivation than the shooter is himself. She has, we must

00:07:56.340 assume, dialed up Miss Cleo, calling her out of retirement, been given this information through

00:08:00.840 psychic insight. And many in the media and on the left apparently have access to the same supernatural

00:08:05.920 powers because they've decided it was anti-Asian racism. Now, why do this? I mean,

00:08:12.260 why twist into pretzels to connect this to racism? Usually when a person commits murder to make some

00:08:17.600 sort of point, whether political or racial or whatever, they're not going to be shy about

00:08:22.500 announcing that point. Far from it. I mean, normally they have manifestos and everything they want you

00:08:28.920 to know. The point was, after all, the whole point of the terrible deed itself. Whatever point they were

00:08:35.780 trying to make, they're not going to be shy about telling you. In this case, if the killer wanted to

00:08:40.960 send some sort of twisted message about Asians, you'd think he'd tell us what the message is.

00:08:47.400 Instead, he gives some other reason. So why not take him at his word? It's not as though accepting

00:08:53.800 the sex addict line would be letting him off the hook. Nobody is saying, well, he's a sex addict, 0.98

00:08:59.120 let him out of jail. It's not as though it makes him sympathetic. It's not an excuse. Whether motivated 0.72

00:09:06.080 by racism or sexual rage, he's just as evil either way. Why refuse to believe the true motive as he

00:09:14.460 tells it? Part of the reason is the standard deal, you know, that the media is always eager to pin

00:09:20.760 whatever it can on white supremacy or quote unquote whiteness. So that's part of it. And we've talked

00:09:26.400 about that plenty. But another part of the reason, an important part, is the limitation of our modern

00:09:33.420 moral imagination. It's been decided that just as the only sin in the realm of sex is to violate

00:09:40.420 consent, the only sin in the realm of, well, everything else is racism. Racism is the root of all evil.

00:09:49.260 Racism is all evil. Whatever is evil must be racism. If it's evil, it's racism. If it isn't racism,

00:09:55.560 it isn't evil. This is where our great moral condensing has brought us. We're condensing

00:10:02.020 everything down to this. Everything is about racism. And that's a real shame because many truths

00:10:08.100 are left on the cutting room floor. Many evils go undiagnosed and undenounced and therefore are

00:10:12.860 allowed to flourish. This man says he had a porn compulsion, a pornography compulsion, and that led

00:10:18.300 to a sex addiction. That's what he says, according to law enforcement officials. So rather than talking

00:10:24.320 about how racism contributed to a shooting that it apparently didn't contribute to at all, we could

00:10:29.620 be talking about how pornography contributed to it. Porn by its nature dehumanizes and degrades.

00:10:37.880 Both the viewer and the viewed are lessened by the experience. The person on the screen is made into a

00:10:43.260 mere thing to be consumed, a commodity, and the viewer is made into a voyeur, a passive watcher hiding in

00:10:51.180 the cyber bushes peeking through the window. It is profoundly demeaning. Everyone involved has their

00:10:57.780 view of themselves and the world and their fellow human beings warped. They walk away changed and not

00:11:04.560 for the better. Is that part of the story here? Did this man grow more and more accustomed to seeing

00:11:11.240 women as objects to be used and discarded? Did he grow to hate himself and hate the world and hate his

00:11:17.160 own sexual impulses? It seems so. And these are important questions, ones that we need to ask and

00:11:23.660 try to answer because this guy is not the only one who has conditioned himself to see his fellow human

00:11:28.960 beings as nothing but tools or props to be used up and thrown away. So there's a real urgency to these

00:11:34.520 questions, but we ignore them completely. We insist on the only explanation we recognize anymore,

00:11:41.120 racism. We're like homeowners who've decided that the only thing worth worrying about in the home

00:11:46.120 is fixing and maintaining the plumbing. And so we sit in our houses as they burn from an electrical

00:11:52.800 fire, confident that all is well because at least the toilet's still flush. We're focused on one

00:11:58.440 problem to the exclusion of all others, often inventing examples of the problem where it doesn't exist,

00:12:05.260 while real problems tear our country and its people into pieces. And that's what's happening here again.

00:12:11.700 And it is a great evil in and of itself. Let's get now to our five headlines.

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00:13:42.620 So this new Justice League movie came out a couple of days ago. Lots of people talking about it came

00:13:48.140 out, I think it was HBO Max and Zack, Zack was a Zack Snyder's Justice League. And it's, you got Batman

00:13:54.380 and Superman and, uh, and Aquaman and Wonder Woman, they're all teaming up to, to save the world again.

00:14:00.500 And it's, it's never exactly clear to me. Like I know they, I know they jumped through all the hoops

00:14:06.540 to, to explain why this is necessary, but it's never clear to me why Superman would ever need

00:14:11.940 help from some dude. I mean, he's Superman. He can literally do anything. I think in the comics,

00:14:19.580 what, because back when I was a kid and I would read the comics, there was a comic where he actually

00:14:23.280 moved the entire planet out of the way of an asteroid or something. I believe that did happen.

00:14:29.140 That's what he can do. And he needs help from some guy with some toys in his belt.

00:14:35.240 Anyway, um, a lot of people are talking about this and, um, I haven't seen it personally.

00:14:41.400 And the thing is, you know, I was going to watch Justice League, but then I remembered

00:14:45.140 that I'm not a child. And so that's why I don't watch superhero films. So I just, I just had to

00:14:52.920 remember, Oh yeah, I'm not a 12 year old boy. So that's why I'm not, I'm not interested in that

00:14:57.100 personally. And I know this, what is this one rated R and they say the, the, the, uh, the F word a few

00:15:03.340 times trying to make it gritty and realistic and adult. It's not, it's for kids. Superheroes are for

00:15:09.280 children. Once you get over like the age of 14, you should have grown out of them.

00:15:14.060 Okay. All of them. Don't, don't tell me, Oh, Christopher Nolan's Batman was no, not really

00:15:21.160 still a silly movie about a guy running around in a rubber suit. I mean, that's at the end of the

00:15:25.620 day, that's what it's about. Uh, and yeah, this is another opinion of mine along with hating dogs

00:15:31.900 that I'm sure there will be universal agreement with. Um, okay. Number one for the New York post,

00:15:38.500 it says it's a senior teen Vogue staffer who opposed Alexi McCammon's hiring as editor in chief

00:15:43.720 over troubling tweets as a teen had herself repeatedly dropped the N word in online posts.

00:15:49.720 According to a report, Christine Davitt, a senior social media manager at, uh, at the Connie

00:15:55.360 Nast mag had earlier this month made public a letter by staff complaining about McCammon's

00:16:00.300 hiring in light of her past racist and homophobic tweets. So this was, we talked about this last

00:16:05.280 week. Alexi McCammon was hired to be, she's very left wing black woman who was hired to be the 1.00

00:16:12.620 editor in chief hired from Axios to be editor in chief of, of teen Vogue. And there was this cancel

00:16:18.760 campaign that started within the teen Vogue ranks because of some tweets that Alexi McCammon had sent

00:16:25.320 out 10 years ago when she was 17, uh, which were really pretty innocuous at the end of the day,

00:16:30.860 especially cause it was a 17 year old sending them, but she got canceled for that. And now we know that

00:16:36.520 one of the people at teen Vogue, this, um, uh, Christine Davitt who was involved in canceling,

00:16:44.320 uh, Alexi McCammon had herself when she was a teenager also sent out, uh, racist tweets. So Davitt

00:16:53.740 wrote, uh, on her Twitter after McCammon was fired, she wrote so proud of my teen Vogue colleagues.

00:17:02.560 The work continues. Then just hours after McCammon announced her resignation saying that her tweets

00:17:08.240 as a 17 year old college student have overshadowed her work since then. David wrote on Twitter,

00:17:13.440 quote, exhales the deepest sigh I've ever sighed. So she was relieved. Finally, we got rid of this

00:17:19.680 racist. Yet Davitt who calls herself a queer fat Philippinks femme in Brooklyn. Um, that's how I 0.99

00:17:29.200 describe myself too. Actually it's incidentally. Uh, no, she says she's a queer fat Philippinks. Okay. 0.98

00:17:36.240 So we've already, I guess I should have figured we were going to do this. We're doing Latinx set of

00:17:40.220 Latino or Latina. Now we're doing a set of Filipino. We're saying Philippinks, 1.00

00:17:44.980 but turns out she had, she still had up on her Twitter, old posts of her own in which she

00:17:51.220 repeatedly dropped the N word. She at least twice, the post reports referred to a friend who appears

00:17:56.980 to be white as a quote N word with the, with the a at the end, not the ER, but still in 2009 and the

00:18:04.200 next year also she used the N word in a joke tweet. Um, and those have since been resurfaced.

00:18:13.060 I don't know. Now she's going to have to lose her job too. You know, the, the, the dominoes fall. 1.00

00:18:18.640 You get held to your own standard. Now in reality, again, it would be, it's completely crazy.

00:18:31.140 Objectively speaking, it is completely crazy that we would be holding anyone accountable

00:18:35.940 for tweets. They sent out in 2009, you know, when they were teenagers, it's a completely crazy thing

00:18:43.780 to do, but you, how can we not hold you to your own standard? You were just insisting that someone

00:18:52.820 else get fired for the same damn thing. So of course we have to apply it to you. We have no choice. 0.98

00:18:59.360 I don't, I don't like it really personally. What choice do we have though? This is your standard.

00:19:05.780 This is what you, this is the world you wanted to live in. And so now we're going to allow you to

00:19:11.420 live in it. It's what you wanted. You said now, uh, and it, and it keeps going. Meanwhile,

00:19:20.400 a woman named Ellery Smith, apparently a comedy writer, um, tweeted after the shooting in Atlanta,

00:19:27.200 she tweeted this quote, remember when someone had their SNL offer revoked after using an anti-Asian

00:19:33.360 slur. And so many people thought it was an overreaction. Hateful language begets violence.

00:19:39.040 Hateful jokes beget violence. They minimize and they dehumanize and they allow for the normalization

00:19:43.740 of terror. So, um, and this, uh, yeah, she's apparently some sort of comedian. And this is

00:19:49.760 in reference to Shane Gillis, who was fired from SNL a couple of years ago for some jokes that he had

00:19:54.120 told in the past about Asians. And now Ellery Smith is bringing that back up and saying, and actually

00:19:59.720 partially blaming Shane Gillis as if he hadn't been canceled enough. He lost his job, uh, but partially

00:20:04.700 blaming him for the shooting in Atlanta. Yes. Because I'm sure that the shooter who, even though

00:20:10.320 he, he never indicated that he had any anti-Asian sentiments at all, uh, Ellery Smith has decided

00:20:16.020 not only did he have anti-Asian sentiments, but he was motivated partially by Shane Gillis's jokes

00:20:21.500 about Asians. Well, because she said that some enterprising person on Twitter went through Ellery,

00:20:28.160 Ellery Smith's old tweets and found, found at least one from 2013, where she jokes about how Thai food

00:20:34.260 has, has, uh, has cats in it. You know, the old joke about Asian food, having cats and dogs. And she

00:20:39.980 made a joke like that in 2013 that came up. And this is how she responded to the guy who, who, uh,

00:20:46.500 brought that old tweet up. She said, I posted a tasteless racist tweet when I was 17. It was disgusting

00:20:52.120 and normalized the exact kind of violence that I meant. Luckily I have been willing and slash able to

00:20:57.520 grow in the past eight years. So I look a lot more like the girl in the left on the left, referring to

00:21:01.860 her most recent tweet than I do on the right. Well, there it is again now. And, and once more

00:21:10.880 normal circumstances, if we're speaking objectively, who cares about the tweet she sent in 2013 when I

00:21:19.520 guess she was a teenager, even if she wasn't a teenager, a joke about how Asians have cats and 0.95

00:21:23.980 dogs. So what? By the way, that's a stereotype that isn't, it didn't, it wasn't, we don't pull

00:21:31.980 it out of thin air. That is an actual thing that has happened and does happen in some Asian countries.

00:21:39.140 So you make a joke about it. Who cares? Even if she made the joke yesterday, who cares?

00:21:45.580 That doesn't normalize violence in no, if you make a joke about Asian cuisine in no way, shape or form,

00:21:53.160 are you encouraging or even implying or insinuating that anyone should commit any violence at all

00:21:57.940 against anybody, obviously. But she herself was trying to pin a harmless joke on someone else,

00:22:07.620 supposedly an anti-Asian joke. And she, that's, that's her standard. Even though it's crazy,

00:22:13.280 we have no choice, but to apply it to her. But of course she gets to say, oh, I've grown since

00:22:20.460 then. I'm, I'm a different, I'm changed. So that's the thing you notice about the cancel culture mob.

00:22:26.440 They get to grow, right? They get to change and grow and become different people. No one else is allowed

00:22:33.360 to, they're allowed to. No, see, we can't, we can't go along with that. What we have now is this is a,

00:22:41.860 it's become a war of attrition. This is mutually assured destruction.

00:22:47.920 If this is the game you want to play, it's going to be turned back on you,

00:22:50.660 right? Like this nuclear cold war. Um, that's what this is. You don't want to get,

00:23:00.320 you don't want to lose your job over dumb stuff that you said 10 years ago, then don't try to do

00:23:04.680 to other people. I think that's pretty reasonable in the end. All right. Uh, number two, I've, you 0.65

00:23:11.300 know, I, of course we have the, the trip heard around the world, Joe Biden, you've already said,

00:23:15.820 we don't need to play the video. You saw the video of Joe Biden tripping, not just once,

00:23:19.480 but three times going up the steps on Friday, uh, on his way to boarding, I believe it was Air Force

00:23:24.120 one. And he, it was, it was, it's not merely, I mean, look, I'm a, I'm a clumsy guy. I'm as clumsy

00:23:31.740 as they come. I've, I have tripped many a time going up and down steps. I will admit, but tripping

00:23:36.360 three times on your way up the steps, like you just can't get your feet under you. That's not

00:23:43.380 that that's more than being clumsy. That is you being a frail old man who is in the process of

00:23:52.300 physically and mentally, uh, disintegrating. And the one thing I'll say about this, I think there's

00:23:58.320 been more than enough analysis of Joe Biden tripping on the steps, especially when it, yeah,

00:24:02.580 it's disturbing to see and, and all of that. But of course, this is what we're going to say. It's

00:24:08.320 what we, it's what we expect when you, when you elect a 78 year old man to be president,

00:24:11.980 this is what you're going to get. We are mortal human beings. There's, it's not a fun thing.

00:24:18.740 Nobody likes it. Part of being mortal is that as you get older, your mind starts to go,

00:24:23.820 your body starts to go. It's going to happen to all of us. Unless you die before it happens,

00:24:27.960 it will happen to you. That's the unfortunate, that's the ugly reality, right? The one thing I

00:24:34.140 will say is, um, you hear even plenty of conservatives that, uh, will say that they feel sorry for Joe

00:24:41.780 Biden and that we shouldn't make jokes about it. It's, it's, it's a sad thing to see him falling

00:24:48.760 apart like this. Well, maybe this is because I'm not a very compassionate guy in general, but

00:24:54.120 let me say, I don't feel sorry for him. I really don't. Um, because this is a guy who's been chasing

00:25:02.000 power his whole life. It's not as though he, he, he just went insane and has acted. No, he's been

00:25:09.580 chasing power his whole life. He has been trying to be president for decades. And so he put himself

00:25:20.360 in this position. Yeah. There are a lot of people close to him, like his wife who should have stepped

00:25:25.460 in and didn't. And they deserve a lot of the blame for this. The great quote, Dr. Jill Biden,

00:25:33.760 who we're supposed to see just like Joe Biden, we're supposed to see her as this, as this decent

00:25:36.840 person. No, if you're a decent and good wife, you would not have allowed your husband to do this. 1.00

00:25:42.740 You would have absolutely put your foot down and say, I'm not going to go along with this.

00:25:48.140 If it came down to it, you, you go on camera. If it's the only way to stop him, you go on camera

00:25:52.520 and you say, listen, Joe, Joe Biden, he is not well. I am not in, I'm not on board with his

00:25:58.400 presidential run. You do anything you can to stop this. If you really love your husband.

00:26:05.100 So I put a lot of blame there, but also Joe Biden himself chasing power, all he cares about

00:26:11.060 a lot of these people, Hillary Clinton, it was the same thing. She was falling apart physically. 1.00

00:26:17.960 Whose fault is that? She couldn't let go of it. All she wanted was power. Joe Biden,

00:26:25.100 that's all he wanted. And now he's falling apart in front of the entire world. And that

00:26:28.880 that is on him. That's the decision that he made.

00:26:36.680 This is the consequence of chasing power. And for that being the only thing you care about

00:26:42.880 in the world. Number three, Trump advisor, Jason Miller, uh, was on Fox over the weekend

00:26:49.460 and he announced that Trump is working on building his own social media platform. So big,

00:26:55.960 big news there. Let's listen to that. Donald Trump obviously has been booted off Twitter

00:27:00.680 and Facebook and Instagram, which were a great megaphone for him. Does he plan

00:27:04.740 to try to get back on social media or perhaps with some new outfit?

00:27:08.240 You know, Harry, this is really interesting. The fact that the president's been off of social

00:27:14.000 media for a while because his press releases, his statements have actually been getting almost

00:27:18.520 more play than he ever did on Twitter before. I'm not sure if that's because the length of them

00:27:22.940 are a bit longer. I even had one reporter say that she thought it was much more elegant the way that

00:27:28.500 the president was able to communicate his thoughts and very much looked more presidential in that longer

00:27:32.920 form. But, uh, I do think that we're going to see president Trump returning to social media and

00:27:37.980 probably about two or three months here with his own platform. And this is something that I think

00:27:42.840 will be the hottest ticket in social media. It's going to completely redefine the game and everybody

00:27:47.820 is going to be waiting and watching to see what exactly president Trump does, but it will be his own

00:27:52.780 platform. Well, we'll see. That's an interesting idea. Uh, um, I, I will admit that I'm,

00:27:59.220 of course you come to me to be the naysayer. So doing a little naysaying here, I'm very skeptical 0.80

00:28:05.320 of this idea. We'll see if it actually happens, but in order to have a successful

00:28:10.240 run at, at starting your own social media platform, if you want it to be, you know, big,

00:28:16.720 if you want it to be a major factor, as we just heard from Jason Miller, a couple of things, number one,

00:28:23.580 Trump is going to have to, uh, delegate. What is, what does Donald Trump really know about

00:28:29.000 starting a social media company? He's successful in using social media. It doesn't mean that you

00:28:35.020 know anything behind the scenes to, to, to, to actually operate this on your own, which,

00:28:39.060 and that's fine. So you got to delegate, you got to find people who know this stuff

00:28:42.260 and who you can trust and, and, uh, and let them do it. But delegating responsibility,

00:28:52.880 right? Finding good candidates for a job, delegating responsibility that is not proven

00:28:58.760 to be one of Donald Trump's strong suits. That's my first issue. Second issue is that we know with

00:29:05.220 Trump, part of his branding is like, he likes to put his name on everything he does. If it's a hotel

00:29:09.860 he's starting, it's a Trump hotel. If it's stakes that he's, he's has his own line of stakes,

00:29:14.460 they're Trump stakes, whatever it is, he's put, he puts Trump on it. And yeah, you could start,

00:29:19.300 he could start, uh, whatever Trump social media site and call it Trump or call it MAGA or something.

00:29:26.460 And, uh, you, you're probably guaranteed to get like 10 or 20 million users and you could have a

00:29:32.700 successful little operation that way. But, uh, Twitter has what? 160, 170 million users.

00:29:40.300 Facebook has billions of users. So if you want to be major and you want to make a play

00:29:47.100 to get into that category and you want to make a serious dent in Twitter and Facebook and take a

00:29:54.760 lot of it, take a huge chunk of their users, then it can't be the Trump social media platform. It has

00:30:01.800 to be just a regular social media platform that Trump is helping to run behind the scenes.

00:30:09.100 But if it's a Trump branded thing, then you're only going to get Trump diehards on it. And there

00:30:14.940 are a lot of them, but not enough to be the next Twitter or anything close to that.

00:30:20.800 So we'll see. Um, number four on Saturday, Elon Musk tweeted, uh, saying I'm accumulating resources

00:30:26.340 to help make life multi-planetary and extend the light of consciousness to the stars.

00:30:32.140 Now, not many people can say something like that. And it, it's actually true, but that is really what

00:30:38.040 he's doing and taking and taking actual steps to, uh, to see that through Bernie Sanders though,

00:30:43.760 responded saying space travel is an exciting idea, but right now we need to focus on earth

00:30:48.980 and create a progressive tax system so that children don't go hungry. People are not homeless

00:30:53.420 and all Americans have healthcare. The level of inequality in America is obscene and a threat

00:30:57.460 to our democracy. Well, we know Bernie Sanders is a one note guy, so everything for him is going

00:31:02.900 to come back down to that. But you hear this a lot, not just from guys like Bernie Sanders and not

00:31:07.640 just from the left. Um, anytime the topic of space exploration comes up, whether Elon Musk or, or,

00:31:14.820 or in general, you hear from people saying, well, we've got a lot of problems on earth. Let's solve

00:31:19.480 those first. And then we can. So what you're actually saying is let's never do any space exploration

00:31:25.460 because there are always going to be major problems on earth. Always. And back in the age of

00:31:32.860 exploration, when European countries were putting people on ships and they were going across the

00:31:39.180 ocean blue and discovering new lands and all that, um, they had a lot of problems there too.

00:31:43.900 Well, far from, from a, far from a perfect utopian world.

00:31:49.100 And yet they still pushed forward. And there are a lot of practical reasons for exploration

00:31:55.440 just like there are practical reasons to try to go into the stars, uh, you know, mining for

00:32:00.700 resources. It would be one of them, but I think it's so much more than that. It's it, this is what

00:32:05.400 makes us human beings. This is, this is a sign of a thriving, successful, proper, prosperous

00:32:12.280 civilization is when you're, you're, you're pushing forward and discovering and expanding for its own

00:32:20.680 sake. When you pull back from that and you, and you turn entirely inward and you say, we don't care.

00:32:28.200 We know as much about the, uh, about the universe as we want to know. We're, we're done with that.

00:32:32.500 We're going to focus only on ourselves now and the so-called practical problems. Once you do that,

00:32:38.940 you're in, um, you're in at least a state of social stagnation, if not collapse. So, uh, I'm, I'm not,

00:32:47.080 I don't like these kinds of excuses. Yeah. Let's, well, let's simply solve world hunger,

00:32:52.700 hunger first. Let's do that. Knock that out, check that box. And then we can go and, uh,

00:32:57.480 and go to Mars. Sure. Okay. Number five, finally, a, uh, a TikToker who goes by the handle angry

00:33:03.580 biker 69, which probably tells you what you need to know about this guy proudly posted a video of

00:33:10.100 himself riding through the city and yelling at people who dare to walk through or even near the bike

00:33:16.480 lane. And he thinks that he's the good guy here. When you watch and listen to this video, he, he,

00:33:21.800 he posted this. He thinks he's the good guy. Let's, uh, let's watch this.

00:33:36.440 Bravo, bravo. Way to stand. Great place to stand. Really smart.

00:33:46.480 Pay attention.

00:33:51.800 In case you don't know, sidewalks around your right.

00:33:58.800 Hey genius, you're on the bike lane. How about getting the

00:34:05.800 cussing out women and children? I mean, this guy, okay.

00:34:10.460 This, I, I, I, we, we did a daily cancellation about, about cyclists before. And this is my,

00:34:16.400 this is my exhibit. I wish this video had existed back when we did that a few weeks ago,

00:34:20.320 because this is exhibit a right here, the entitled attitude. And he posted this, this to, uh,

00:34:28.020 online and you know, it goes viral. There are a lot of people defending him.

00:34:31.500 It's like, yeah, he has every right to do that. What? Since when is it ever acceptable

00:34:36.620 to go blowing past pedestrians, flipping them off, cussing at them? Oh, it's like old ladies 1.00

00:34:42.940 trying to cross the street. He won't even slow down for them. This is what you get from cyclists. 0.99

00:34:50.060 Now here's, here's one thing you have to keep in mind. And I actually looked this up. This is what,

00:34:53.740 this is what I've been reduced to, but I looked up the surveys and unsurprisingly, the majority of

00:35:02.560 people that you see out cycling on any given day, uh, they're doing it for recreation.

00:35:08.380 It's not even like they're commuting. Now there is some of that, but your average cyclist is out

00:35:14.060 for recreation. That's why he's out. Why should we have to accommodate that at all? That's my question.

00:35:20.260 Why do we have to, why does society have to accommodate your hobby? There are people walking,

00:35:27.800 they're trying to get from point A to point B. There are cars that are really commuting,

00:35:31.300 trying to go to work. We have to make room for you because you want to have fun on your little

00:35:35.740 bicycle. Why? We, we, we, we put lanes, we put actual lanes for, for your recreation.

00:35:43.780 Why does this have to be our problem? Go and you say, well, where else am I going to cycle?

00:35:48.080 I don't care. I don't care. I don't care where else you go on your bicycle. Nowhere. It's not a

00:35:53.680 problem. Why do we have to accommodate it? That's my question. We don't do this for any other form

00:36:00.580 of recreation. We, we don't go out of our way in this way to accommodate any other recreation.

00:36:07.260 It's only cyclists who are special for whatever reason.

00:36:09.880 And so do, do they obey the traffic signals? They, they want, they're going to enforce bike

00:36:17.400 lanes. Okay. You, you dare cross a bike lane, stand at a bike lane. They're going to let you know it.

00:36:24.760 Can I do that to, to cyclists who are on the, on the regular road, not on the bike lane?

00:36:29.380 Can I honk at them? Can I run them off the road? Scream at them? Can I do that?

00:36:34.300 So they don't respect the traffic, you know, cyclists was like, when's the last time you

00:36:39.900 saw one stopping at a red light or actually signaling the way they're supposed to with

00:36:44.180 their hands? You rarely see that. So they're not going to obey the traffic signals. Uh,

00:36:50.240 they're not going to obey the rules of the road, but if you dare disobey the damn bike lane, 0.99

00:36:54.760 then it's a problem. I, I, I, I was watching that and I know that it wasn't going to happen 0.99

00:37:00.320 because he wouldn't have posted it if it did. I so wanted someone to throw a stick in his bicycle

00:37:05.480 spokes or just push them off that damn thing. I really wanted to see that. I, I, I can't tell 0.99

00:37:11.040 you, this is not even a bit or a joke. I cannot stand these people and their stupid bike lane. I 1.00

00:37:17.060 don't care about your damn bike lane. I don't respect it. I don't care about it. It shouldn't exist. 1.00

00:37:23.840 Go, go on a trail in the, in the woods, go to the gym. I'm not going to accommodate you in your

00:37:30.120 hobby period. All right. Um, got that off my chest. Let's go to reading the YouTube comments.

00:37:38.960 Marcus Aurelius says people don't give offense. They take it. If someone is angry and says that

00:37:45.240 anyone who is not angry with her is part of the problem, that's her problem, not mine. Yeah.

00:37:50.760 That's, that's one thing you get. Um, not only people taking offense so often, but the, this idea

00:37:57.160 that we, we have an obligation, like someone who takes offense, it's not only that they're taking

00:38:02.320 offense, but they think you have an obligation to be offended along with them. So we got that from

00:38:08.220 the female basketball players that we played, played the video on Friday, the NCAA women's

00:38:13.100 tournament. And, and, uh, they were offended that they didn't have all the same accommodations as the

00:38:17.940 men, which, and the reason the men have all the combinations is because they're a billion dollar

00:38:21.300 enterprise and everyone cares about men's basketball and women's basketball doesn't even make

00:38:25.340 money because nobody cares. But we were told if you don't, if you, if you're not upset about this,

00:38:30.520 you're part of the problem. It's your obligation to be offended on behalf of female basketball players 1.00

00:38:39.160 because they don't have enough exercise equipment. Yeah. That, um, that is an interesting thing as well.

00:38:46.100 Let's see. Mutt says teaching kids to twerk while grown men, presumably fathers laugh.

00:38:50.880 How have we fallen so far so fast? These men should be publicly shamed and arrested for child

00:38:55.800 abuse. Uh, in reference to the, the video of a drag queen, a drag queen story hour, teaching kids,

00:39:01.660 little kids how to twerk. We played that video and I could not agree more that a sane, stable

00:39:07.180 civilization, that video would end with a law enforcement officers with their guns drawn running

00:39:15.100 into there and, and arresting everybody who is not a child. Everybody sending them all to prison.

00:39:22.440 Um, not a dog. Interesting username. Good. Very, not, not very specific says when I was a kid,

00:39:30.580 I used to want to be a power. I used to want a power Rangers tattoo really bad. Um, cringe. I know,

00:39:37.780 but I was a kid. Obviously mom just laughed at me as an adult. Now I'm very glad that I didn't have

00:39:42.260 the chance to make permanent body altering decisions as a child. This is, this is one of

00:39:47.500 the many arguments that you really can't get around. If you support transitioning kids, giving 1.00

00:39:52.500 them hormones, well, you, I would assume even you, if you support that, you would not be in favor of

00:39:59.720 an eight year old going and get a tattoo. Most likely. Now, maybe you'll get to that point where

00:40:04.320 you would even defend that, but right now you wouldn't, you wouldn't defend that. Why is that?

00:40:08.140 Um, and getting a tattoo, by the way, a, a much less significant bodily change than taking hormone

00:40:16.020 pills to, you know, um, stave off puberty or, or, or try to try to make it so that your body resembles

00:40:23.520 vaguely a different sex. Um, and finally, Becca says, hi, Maddie. I'm probably going to be banned

00:40:31.460 from the show for calling you Maddie. I just wanted to say, I love your show and your dry sense of humor.

00:40:35.740 Also, I just bought my membership for the daily wire. I had to dip into my wedding fund,

00:40:40.020 but I feel I deserve to give myself a nice wedding gift. Plus I don't want to miss Candace Owens.

00:40:44.640 Well, Becca, uh, your prophecies were, were correct. You are banned from the show,

00:40:49.240 but I want to stipulate. It's not so much for calling me Maddie. Well, it is that,

00:40:52.800 but also it's because you said you got a daily wire membership for Candace. Well, what about me?

00:40:59.020 You claim you're a fan of the show, but you, you didn't wait. I mean, I'm glad you got the

00:41:02.760 membership, but what am I chopped liver? So that's offensive to me. And that is something I demand

00:41:09.280 that everyone else be offended by also, but so you're banned twice, but thanks for watching the

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00:43:15.200 So today for our daily cancellation, um, I'm going to cancel the dude on the elevator. You know who

00:43:22.860 you are this past weekend, I was doing some firearms self-defense training at front site in

00:43:27.580 Nevada. It was a really exceptional experience all around. I'll have more to say about that in the

00:43:31.440 coming days, but by the way, if you want to have your own exceptional experience, go to

00:43:34.660 constitutioncoach.com. You can sign up for your own course, but the, the, the one sadly non-exceptional

00:43:40.280 event in more than one sense of the word happened in the elevator of the hotel on Sunday, right before

00:43:45.280 we left, I boarded the elevator on the third floor. Now, if you could do the math, that means we had

00:43:51.140 easily fewer than 10 floors to go before getting to the first floor. I think that point is that it

00:43:57.220 was, it was going to be a very short trip, not the kind of trip that you pack an overnight bag for,

00:44:02.060 or even a bagged lunch, a few seconds and it's over. If all goes according to plan. Now my case, I also

00:44:09.240 did not pack a mask for the elevator trip. I mean, I packed one in my bag because they wouldn't let me

00:44:14.260 on a plane without it, but it was my bag and everything was in the rental car at this point, which

00:44:18.520 meant that I had to get on the elevator without my mask. God forbid. Unfortunately, a man and his wife were

00:44:23.860 already on the elevator when I stepped on and this would normally not be a problem, except that I

00:44:28.500 unbeknownst to myself had just stepped into a close quarters environment with an especially paranoid

00:44:32.960 member of the mask cult. So he took one look at me, maskless, my entire mouth and nose exposed,

00:44:39.180 naked, my face naked, not the rest of my body, presenting my hideous face shamelessly to the 0.83

00:44:45.040 world. And a look of panic set in, in this guy's eyes. You could see it. And he said, his voice was 0.77

00:44:50.200 quaking. He said, excuse me, your mask. Can you put your mask on? And he was pointing frantically to his

00:44:55.980 own face. When he said that, he's like pointing to his mask in case I wasn't familiar with the

00:44:59.740 concept of a mask, like your mask here. And I said, uh, Oh, I think it's in the car. It's fine. Don't

00:45:05.640 worry. And then he, he became especially flustered fuming audibly before pounding on the button to

00:45:12.120 open the door. Cause the door just closed and he, and he was fuming. They pounded on it and the door

00:45:15.420 opened again. And for a brief moment, I thought he was going to demand that I, that I exit the elevator

00:45:20.480 and then, and then we would have ourselves a real showdown because just out of principle, there was no way in

00:45:25.740 hell I was ready for this. Now I didn't want this. I was not looking for confrontation. He opened that

00:45:30.540 door and I'm thinking, okay, here we go. Cause there was no way in hell I was getting off that elevator

00:45:35.180 at the command of this whimpering, absurd little person. Wasn't going to happen. But instead he stormed 0.91

00:45:41.020 off himself, his wife exiting quietly behind him, ashamed, I assume. And as the door shut, I poked my head

00:45:46.960 out and I said, with true eloquence, these were my actual words. And I'm so proud that I thought to say

00:45:52.580 this in a moment that just this, this eloquent, uh, quip and come back. I said, um, dude, seriously.

00:45:59.000 And then he said, just as eloquent. Yes. Seriously. It's disrespectful. Now I'll also

00:46:04.720 mention that another woman, a little older, um, entered the elevator after that guy got off and 0.93

00:46:09.600 she was wearing a mask too, but she was laughing at the man's antics and saying that this, this

00:46:14.520 silliness has to end soon. That's what she said. She was a normal person, you know, a sane person,

00:46:18.780 one of the dwindling few. And I almost hugged her out of sheer gratitude, but then I realized that

00:46:23.480 would be a violation of elevator etiquette anytime COVID or not. So what I'd really like to do now

00:46:28.480 is respond briefly to what the scared man said in the elevator, um, or out of the elevator as the

00:46:34.180 elevator door shut and respond to, to everyone who finds themselves relating to him, uh, or sympathizing

00:46:40.280 with them or anyone who's, who has acted the same way as him. And there are many of them out there.

00:46:43.680 He said, it's disrespectful, right? And to that, I say, you're absolutely right. It is disrespectful.

00:46:51.000 It is. Um, I am not going to respect your paranoia. I'm not going to respect your unreasonable demands.

00:47:02.960 I'm not going to respect your fear. We were going to be standing within a few feet of each other for 25

00:47:08.200 seconds. I'm not hacking up a lung. I'm not feverish. I'm not sick. Now you may not know that

00:47:14.540 about me, but I do. And I'm going to govern my behavior based on what I do know, not based on

00:47:20.980 what some stranger doesn't know. Now you might say, sure, you aren't sick. Sure. We're only going to be

00:47:27.580 in close proximity for a few seconds. Sure. Tens of millions of Americans are immune at this point

00:47:32.180 due to vaccination or prior infection. Sure. All of those things make it unlikely that I spread it to

00:47:37.460 someone else in that context, but, um, but it's not impossible. It could happen. Yeah, it could

00:47:42.060 true. Fine. But how likely is it? Is it likely? Is it even moderately likely? Is it unlikely,

00:47:52.820 but still significantly plausible? Or is it really, really very, very unlikely? And if it's the latter,

00:47:59.600 which I would argue it is, then why should I be expected to take any action to alleviate your

00:48:05.760 disproportionate fear of a very, very unlikely occurrence? And if I'm expected to take an action

00:48:11.880 for that reason, where does it stop? Where does it end? What other of your unreasonable fears am I

00:48:18.840 expected to accommodate? By the way, let's take the risk assessment further. What's a greater risk to you

00:48:26.840 on an elevator? An asymptomatic 34-year-old who'll be standing a few feet from you for a few seconds,

00:48:32.360 or the elevator itself. If anything on that elevator kills you, is it more likely to be me

00:48:40.420 or some kind of malfunction of the elevator? At least you must admit that there are both unlikely

00:48:45.380 occurrences, but neither is impossible. And if you're losing your mind over what is unlikely but not

00:48:51.100 impossible, why are you on the elevator at all? Why not take the stairs? Well, sure, the stairs present

00:48:58.880 their own risks, as Joe Biden has shown us. Every year, many people die from stairs-related accidents.

00:49:05.660 So how else will you get down the lobby? I don't know, rappel down from the window? Probably not

00:49:10.580 much safer. It is a problem. I mean, come to think of it, how did you get to the hotel in the first

00:49:15.320 place? I assume you drove, drove what's more on those straight desert roads where people routinely

00:49:20.480 tip the speedometer over 100 miles an hour. Maybe you flew before you drove. Well, that presents all

00:49:26.860 its own risks, COVID-related and not COVID-related. See, every day you do a thousand things that could

00:49:31.780 kill you. If you were to rank the risk level of all those things, where do I come in as I breathe

00:49:38.140 in your vicinity for a few seconds? I'm not at the top. I'm quite sure of that. I'm not even close to

00:49:44.960 the top. See, I know all these things. I can make these reasonable calculations. I even know other

00:49:52.580 relevant data points, like the fact that I very likely already had coronavirus back in the early

00:49:56.780 days of the pandemic. I'm not sure about that, but it's another factor that's taken into account and

00:50:00.680 which lowers the statistical risk. Now, this may not be an equation that presents itself clearly to

00:50:05.520 you in your fear, but it does to me. And again, I am going to act based on what I know, not based on

00:50:14.100 what you don't. I'm not going to cater to your fear. I shouldn't have to. Those days have to be

00:50:22.260 over for all of us. You've had a year of people catering to your fear. That's done now. It's time

00:50:30.080 to live again. Get on board with it or stay home, hiding under your bed, sobbing and shaking. That's

00:50:35.160 up to you. You can make your own choice and I can make mine. My choice is to ride the damn elevator

00:50:41.220 with or without the mask. And also my choice is to cancel you. And that'll do it for us today. 1.00

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The Matt Walsh Show - March 22, 2021

Ep. 683 - Morality In A Post-Morality Culture

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