The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 710 - Our Benevolent Masters Will Now Allow You To Sit On Your Porch

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, our lords and masters in the CDC and the White House have given us new

00:00:04.700 COVID guidelines. In their benevolence, they are now allowing us to walk outside and even have

00:00:09.740 picnics without masks if we're vaccinated. So we'll talk about that. Also, five headlines,

00:00:13.600 including outrage over a bill in Idaho that bans abortion after the fetal heartbeat is detected,

00:00:18.920 and also outrage over a video of Wayne LaPierre, NRA guy, killing an elephant. There seems to be

00:00:25.900 an interesting contrast between these two stories. Plus, Justin Bieber is accused of cultural

00:00:30.560 appropriation for wearing dreadlocks, and in our daily cancellation, we'll deal with the claims

00:00:34.880 that there is systemic racism against black NFL players. All of that and more today on the Matt

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00:01:59.920 If we've learned anything over the past year, it's that our lives are not our own to live.

00:02:05.080 We have freedom, of course, because we're Americans, but it's the freedom to do as we're

00:02:09.640 told. It's the freedom to live exactly as we're instructed to live, to go where we are ordered to

00:02:14.760 go, to wear what we are commanded to wear. Our masters have been generous with these freedoms,

00:02:19.660 you must admit. They've allowed us, for example, to stand six feet away from each other. They've

00:02:25.080 allowed us even to be maskless for several hours each night while sleeping, if we're willing to

00:02:29.300 assume that kind of risk. They've made many concessions like this because they are benevolent

00:02:34.320 and generous. Yesterday, proving that their generosity truly knows no bounds, both the CDC and Joe Biden

00:02:41.320 announced that some of us, under some circumstances, can maybe enjoy a few more liberties soon.

00:02:48.260 So first, the CDC released a new set of guidelines in the form of a handy chart with little pictures. 0.95

00:02:54.540 Pictures are important because we are very stupid and we need our masters to take that 0.97

00:02:59.500 into account when they're telling us what we can and cannot do. So there's little cartoon 0.99

00:03:03.360 pictures of a guy with a mask or not with a mask. According to the chart, both vaccinated

00:03:09.520 and unvaccinated people can walk, run, or bike outdoors without masks, provided they're

00:03:15.540 only with members of their own family, of course. I am overwhelmed with gratitude for this. Although

00:03:22.020 I personally will choose to remove only one of my masks while walking outside. The other five

00:03:26.820 will remain in place because you can never be too careful. Indeed, I cannot in good conscience

00:03:32.280 remove all of my masks until the risk of death has been fully eradicated and mankind has discovered

00:03:38.480 the elixir of immortality. But that's my own choice. And it's a choice that our masters allow me to make.

00:03:44.300 Blessed be their names. By the way, Joy Reid agrees with me. She said on her show yesterday

00:03:48.860 that though she is fully vaccinated, she still wears two masks while jogging. Listen to this.

00:03:56.320 And Dr. Gupta, I am among the fully vaccinated, joined Team Pfizer, and I did go jogging today in

00:04:02.760 the park. And I did, this was the mask that I wore with a doctor's mask under it. And most of the people

00:04:08.320 that I saw that were in the park, the park was packed. I would say like 95% of the people still

00:04:12.920 had masks on. There are people who are getting really upset about that. I won't name them.

00:04:17.880 Should people be freaking out that some people like myself who are vaccinated are still wearing

00:04:22.160 masks outdoors? Should we do that?

00:04:24.760 You know, you might listen to that and surmise that Joy Reid is a demented, paranoid, 1.00

00:04:29.480 maniacal freak who should be locked in an insane asylum for her own good. 1.00

00:04:33.280 You might surmise that. You might say that. I'm not saying that, but you might say that. 0.99

00:04:39.240 Many people are saying that. As for me, I think she's just exercising reasonable caution. Again,

00:04:44.660 it cannot be stressed enough. There is still a risk of death in general as humans. And some of us are

00:04:53.060 simply not willing to live our normal lives until there is no more death of any kind in the world

00:04:57.240 at all. What's wrong with that? Back to the CDC guidelines. Our masters also say that both

00:05:04.320 vaccinated and unvaccinated people are safe to attend small outdoor family gatherings.

00:05:09.860 So you can, for example, sit out on your porch with your own family. You couldn't do that before.

00:05:15.940 Now, if you did that before, you may have inadvertently killed untold numbers of innocent

00:05:19.640 people. The virus may have traveled out of your mouth, you know, floated on the breeze,

00:05:24.480 hitched a ride on a passing car, then walked up to somebody's house, rang the doorbell and murdered

00:05:28.340 everybody inside. This happened many times. You know, the science doesn't lie, but now the science

00:05:34.300 has changed. It is now safe to sit on your porch. The science of porch sitting is quite fluid.

00:05:40.320 We've discovered, but, but the CDC warns it is still unsafe to dine outdoors without a mask.

00:05:46.500 If you're unvaccinated, you must make sure to keep the mask on while you're eating. If you're not

00:05:51.780 vaccinated. Now this seems difficult at first. And that's why I've actually developed the ability

00:05:56.360 to eat with my ears, which is kind of interesting. I will in fact, um, shove the food into my ears

00:06:01.860 and then slowly absorb the nutrients that way. Now there's still some risk involved here. Ear

00:06:06.380 infections could be a major issue. I think I still have last Thursday's mashed potatoes lodged in there

00:06:10.920 somewhere. It also means, um, I have to take my earplugs out providing an opportunity for the virus to

00:06:15.880 sneak in, but it's still certainly safer than taking all of my masks off and eating with my mouth.

00:06:21.780 Like some kind of heathen from there. Uh, the CDC says that of course, if you're going into a crowd

00:06:27.660 of people, even if you're vaccinated, you must wear a mask. Is there any evidence that there's

00:06:33.460 any measurable risk of contracting or spreading the virus in a crowd? If you're vaccinated.

00:06:37.940 Well, no, but our masters don't need to provide evidence. Asking for evidence is anti-science.

00:06:44.800 It's also quite rude, frankly, after all, you know, I mean, think about all they've done for us.

00:06:49.160 And here you are asking for evidence here. You are expecting them to have, you know,

00:06:54.160 reasons for the things they say and the rules they make you ungrateful snide little brat. 1.00

00:07:00.940 I would spit on you if the CDC told me it was safe. Needless to say, uh, the rest of the revised

00:07:07.960 CDC guidelines make it clear that indoors, everyone must wear a mask vaccinated or not.

00:07:13.980 And nobody is safe indoors. If you're unvaccinated, you're not safe indoors or outdoors.

00:07:19.860 Your best bet is to find a way to open up a portal to another dimension so that you can

00:07:23.780 reside neither indoors nor outdoors, nor in any physical place at all. It truly disgusts me,

00:07:29.980 you know, honestly, that so many unvaccinated people have not even bothered to open up an

00:07:35.280 interdimensional portal at all. Yet another basic safety precaution that these people cannot be

00:07:41.200 bothered to take. Now, Joe Biden, in response to the new CDC guidelines, gave a speech explaining

00:07:48.040 the rules in more detail. And here's what he said. Earlier today, the CDC made an important

00:07:54.040 announcement. Starting today, if you're fully vaccinated and you're outdoors, you need and

00:08:02.380 you're not in a big crowd. You no longer need to wear a mask. I want to be absolutely clear. If you're

00:08:09.100 in a crowd like a stadium or at a conference or a concert, you still need to wear a mask, even if you're

00:08:18.440 outside. But beginning today, gathering with a group of friends in a park, going for a picnic, as long as you are

00:08:28.260 vaccinated and outdoors, you can do it without a mask. Wow. Yes, the president of the United States

00:08:36.540 has given us permission to go for a picnic, as long as we're vaccinated. As for other activities,

00:08:43.100 we we might want to engage in. He says that maybe we'll be able to do some of that stuff after July 4th.

00:08:50.100 Next week, I'll be laying out the path ahead to continue our fight against COVID-19

00:08:57.920 to get us to July 4th. This is our target date to get life in America closer to normal

00:09:05.280 and began to celebrate our independence from the virus together with our friends and our loved ones

00:09:11.920 as we celebrate Independence Day. Now, you might ask, whatever will be safe to do after July 4th,

00:09:21.780 why isn't it safe to do that stuff now? What's so special about that date? I know what's special

00:09:26.880 about it symbolically, but what's special about it scientifically? Does the virus know that it's

00:09:32.880 July 4th? Is the virus looking to make a grand poetic exit on July 4th? Has Biden talked to the virus

00:09:39.340 and learned of this plan? I wouldn't put it past him. But again, these are questions and you should

00:09:46.380 not be asking questions. Your job is simply to live every aspect of your life in accordance with

00:09:51.920 whatever random rules and policies are put in place by the bureaucrats and politicians who rule over us.

00:09:56.880 Your job is not to ask questions. Your job is not to be skeptical. Your job is not to demand

00:10:01.800 accountability from your leaders. All of those things were fine, even good before COVID.

00:10:06.300 But COVID changed all of that. How did COVID change it? Why did COVID change it? Well,

00:10:13.000 there you go again, asking more questions. It's like you never learn. Just do as you're told.

00:10:19.480 That is how you'll remain alive until you die of something else, which you will.

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00:11:53.520 And good luck. So two stories here that may seem at first disconnected, but we'll start with this

00:12:01.220 from the Daily Wire. It says, Idaho's Republican governor signed a bill into law on Tuesday banning

00:12:06.200 abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected. Governor Brad Little signed the Fetal Heartbeat

00:12:11.700 Pre-Borne Child Protection Act, which prohibits medical providers from performing abortion

00:12:15.940 procedures after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which is around four to six weeks of pregnancy.

00:12:21.320 A woman who received an abortion would be allowed to sue the medical provider who performed it. 0.82

00:12:28.040 Well, that's interesting. A woman who receives the abortion can sue the medical provider who 0.97

00:12:33.140 performed it. I mean, I'm fine with the abortion that's getting sued. Don't get me wrong. 0.89

00:12:38.900 But the woman who chose to go through with that, why is she, why does she get to sue? 1.00

00:12:46.780 Anyway, the only exceptions to the ban are abortions in case of rape, incest or medical

00:12:51.080 emergencies. And a woman seeking abortion for rape or incest must provide the abortion doctor 0.99

00:12:55.460 with a copy of a police report. Little said, quote, Idaho is a state that values the most innocent

00:13:01.720 of all lives, the lives of babies. We should never relent in our effort to protect the lives of the

00:13:06.180 pre-born. Now, obviously, I'm totally in favor of a law like this. I don't, you know, I don't like

00:13:13.360 the exceptions being put in place. But I'm not, I wouldn't oppose the law on that basis. It's

00:13:20.240 certainly a lot better than not having the law at all. And the reason I don't like the exception is

00:13:26.000 because the whole basis, right, for putting the law in place is to protect the rights of the unborn

00:13:36.180 human. What we're saying is it's not okay to kill an innocent, defenseless human being. That actually

00:13:43.660 is the entire case of the pro-life movement. That's it. That's all we're saying. It is never okay to

00:13:50.020 kill an innocent and defenseless human being. Not the same thing as saying it's never okay to kill

00:13:56.440 a human being. There are situations where you could do that. Self-defense being one, obviously.

00:14:01.060 But innocent and defenseless, you can't kill an innocent and defenseless human being.

00:14:06.160 And if that is our case, which it is our case as pro-lifers, I'm not sure what other case we could

00:14:12.300 possibly make. I'm not sure, you know, if that's not the basis for us being opposed to abortion, I don't

00:14:18.200 know what the basis would be. Then it doesn't make sense to have exceptions for rape and incest.

00:14:24.340 For the small minority of cases of abortions that stem from rape and incest, you're talking

00:14:30.940 about less than 1%. But even in those cases, we want to talk about abortions for rapists.

00:14:39.020 You want a death penalty for rapists? I'm all ears. We can have that conversation. 0.96

00:14:42.580 But I don't believe in killing the children of rapists as a penalty, whether they're born or

00:14:50.360 unborn. But in any case, generally speaking, this obviously is a major step in the right direction.

00:14:58.520 Now, pro-abortion people are not happy about this, needless to say. But then that brings us to

00:15:07.660 the next story. This is from USA Today. It says, quote, wildlife conservationists are outraged after

00:15:15.040 video released by The New Yorker and The Trace Tuesday shows the head of the National Rifle

00:15:19.480 Association and his wife fatally shooting two endangered elephants in Botswana in 2013.

00:15:25.240 The news outlet said they obtained a copy of the video, which was originally filed or rather filmed

00:15:29.700 for an NRA-sponsored television series, but never aired due to public relation concerns.

00:15:34.120 In the 10-minute video, Wayne LaPierre Jr., executive vice president of the NRA, can be seen shooting

00:15:39.240 and wounding a Savannah elephant. His guides tracked for him in Botswana's Okimbingo Delta. The video

00:15:45.680 shows LaPierre failing to kill the animal with three shots at point-blank range as the animal lies

00:15:51.700 immobile on the ground. And then finally, he has to bring someone else in to kill the animal. Now,

00:15:57.320 this video went viral. It was all over the place on Twitter and social media.

00:16:01.000 People very, very upset about it. You can go to the YouTube video. So I think that The New Yorker

00:16:10.540 has it on their channel. And you can watch it. Look at the comments underneath. It is, people are,

00:16:17.400 to put it mildly, extremely upset about this. And I can't help but notice that a lot of the people

00:16:26.020 upset about a law stopping quote-unquote doctors from killing unborn humans are the same people who

00:16:34.560 are upset about killing an elephant in Africa. A lot of the same, not all the same people.

00:16:40.840 Now, if you are pro-life and you're also against big game hunting or any kind of hunting, I don't care.

00:16:48.500 You can be pro-life and you're a vegetarian. You don't think we should kill any animals.

00:16:51.040 I respect that point of view. As long as you understand the hierarchy here, as long as you don't put

00:16:57.240 people and animals on the same plane, because they're not, as long as you understand that human life

00:17:02.240 is more important than animal life, but you still don't like the idea of killing animals.

00:17:06.520 I totally respect that view. It's not my view.

00:17:11.420 I personally don't care about hunting that much. I also don't,

00:17:14.720 it's not what I would choose to do with my time.

00:17:16.300 If I had a, you know, two weeks of vacation, I'm not going to go halfway across the world to

00:17:21.320 shoot an elephant at point blank range. I don't, I don't quite understand that as a recreational

00:17:26.060 activity. Um, but to be honest, I don't really care that much one way or another. Uh, and if that's

00:17:34.040 your view as a pro-lifer, fine, totally cool. But we know that a great number of animal rights

00:17:41.160 activists, environmentalists, wildlife conservationists, the people that are so upset

00:17:45.420 about this, um, many of them are on the left. And so they get this, they have this visceral reaction

00:17:52.240 of outrage and anger when someone kills an elephant, but they feel nothing about human children in the

00:18:00.300 womb, human beings being ripped apart and discarded as, as waste, just thrown out like they're nothing.

00:18:12.140 So, you know, there, there are many differences between big game hunting or any kind of hunting

00:18:16.820 and abortion. The number one primary difference, of course, is that one is a human life and one is 0.60

00:18:21.800 an animal like an elephant. Um, another, another, another difference here is that in abortion,

00:18:28.180 you know, the life has no value whatsoever. It's not, it's not valued at all. We just, we just

00:18:34.440 toss this. Um, I was talking about last week, it, the, the, the unborn child becomes to the

00:18:44.500 abortionist and the abortion clinic becomes medical waste. We literally tossed in a, in a dumpster

00:18:48.820 or harvested for parts like an old, uh, like Buick or something being, being harvested for parts.

00:18:55.220 That's, that's, that's abortion. And the people who can see, this is what I, I can, I can never quite

00:19:02.680 wrap my head around this mentality where you could look at an elephant and see enormous or a rhino or

00:19:12.540 whatever, uh, big game, you know, prey there, there might be, you could look at an animal like that

00:19:20.100 and see enormous value. Yet you could look at a sonogram, for example, and not see any value at

00:19:30.220 all. Nothing. It's not even that, that you're putting them on the same plane. It's that with the

00:19:38.900 unborn child, you see no value. You see garbage, you see a, uh, like a cancerous tumor, you see a clump 0.82

00:19:45.640 of cells or whatever phrase you want to use. I can, I cannot understand that, you know, in the,

00:19:56.440 in the, in the unborn child, that's, that's one of the reasons why, you know, this excuse that you

00:20:02.960 hear from pro-abortion people where they say, oh, um, you know, the, the unborn, the, the, the,

00:20:09.300 where the fetus is not a person. It's a, you know, it's a, it's a potential person.

00:20:16.900 And I always say, first of all, that's obviously not true. That's, that's a person. A person is a

00:20:23.520 human being and that is a human being. If it's not a human being, then what is it? What species is

00:20:29.860 it? If it's not of the human species, fetus is not a species. Fetus is a stage of development.

00:20:35.500 Not the same thing. It's like saying, oh, that's not a human. That's not a person. That's a middle

00:20:40.720 aged man. Okay. Middle aged man. That's a stage of development for a, for a human person. Fetus

00:20:46.240 quote unquote is also a stage of development. But even if I were to agree that, okay, it's a

00:20:53.160 quote unquote potential person, even which I don't, but even then I would see this potential person as

00:21:01.360 a thing of enormous, um, incalculable value. I would still see it as more valuable than an elephant

00:21:11.740 or at an absolute minimum, you would see it as equal in value. What I don't understand is no value.

00:21:22.080 And that's why I just can't, I can't respect it. If you're, if you're, if your opposition to hunting

00:21:29.480 comes from your abundance of love for life in general, that I respect.

00:21:39.720 But for a lot of people, it's a, it's not that they value life. It's not, it's not even that they

00:21:44.620 value the elephant's life. It's really all about them, right? They see the elephant and to them,

00:21:51.300 an elephant is majestic and beautiful and, and cute or whatever. And so that's why they say you

00:21:56.840 can't kill that, but they don't personally feel anything when they think about an unborn child. 0.99

00:22:03.060 And so they say, well, you can, you can kill that. It doesn't matter. 0.98

00:22:07.960 So it really is all about them in the end. And I can't respect that. All right. Number two,

00:22:12.120 the daily caller did a little man on the street segment, interviewing people in Brooklyn center,

00:22:16.420 Minneapolis and people in DC about rioting and looting and how they feel about that.

00:22:21.300 And the contrast is really interesting here. So let's, um, it's kind of the contrast that maybe

00:22:27.560 you're already expecting, but let's watch it. Today, we are North of Minneapolis in Brooklyn

00:22:32.880 center and we're in Washington DC asking people what they think of riots and looting. Let's see

00:22:38.580 what they say. What do you think about rioting? A lot of the looting that happened in Ferguson,

00:22:42.500 just like here is only caused by opportunists. Like change needs to be made. And if it's not getting

00:22:48.560 done in the traditional avenues, then rioting is a good option. I guarantee you nine times out of

00:22:53.280 10, the people that we're looting are not from this area. If rioting is what gets people's attention,

00:22:58.240 then I think that's necessary. When there's something like this goes on the opportunistic

00:23:02.720 people come out and they try to dehumanize this. I mean, I think all violence is bad violence,

00:23:11.040 but in the case when systems aren't responding to any other forms of change,

00:23:14.640 I can understand people getting frustrated to the point that they need to take other avenues. 0.97

00:23:18.560 We ain't got to be out here doing the dumb. The one that is doing the dumb is the ones that's, 0.96

00:23:22.480 that's taking it to a different toe. I think that there's a lot of systematic 0.96

00:23:26.400 oppression within the United States and that looting and rioting is very small in comparison to that.

00:23:33.680 So of course, bigotry of low expectations there, uh, or, or rather bigotry of, of no expectations at

00:23:40.560 all. Uh, we all know that not a lot of commentary is needed. I did appreciate the one, one girl who

00:23:46.320 says she's just wrong. You couldn't be more wrong in a single sentence where she says all violence is

00:23:52.000 bad violence. Uh, but looting and rioting can be okay. That's completely incomprehensible.

00:23:57.920 It's no part of that is accurate. All violence is bad violence. What does that even mean? If you're

00:24:03.840 trying to say that all violence is bad, well then, then how is writing? Okay. Exactly.

00:24:10.320 All violence is bad without exception, except for the exception of rioting and looting.

00:24:15.600 That's the exception you make for your belief that all violence is bad.

00:24:21.200 The exception is stealing from footlocker and burning it to the ground on the way out.

00:24:26.320 No, no, all violence is not bad. Some violence is, is morally, uh, licit like self-defense.

00:24:39.200 But once again, we go back to what we're saying with abortion, when you're, when you're committing

00:24:44.240 violence against innocent people who didn't do anything to you and are not presenting any, any,

00:24:52.080 presenting themselves as a threat to you in any way whatsoever, that's a really good indication

00:24:56.640 that is bad violence. That's what looting and rioting is because it's being done against people

00:25:04.880 who didn't totally innocent. What are the, the guy, the people, the guy who runs the local CVS,

00:25:10.400 what the hell did he do? That's the point. All right. Number three, I wanted to mention this.

00:25:17.680 Um, I talked about the story of Sam Johnson yesterday. He was attacked by the cancel mob based 0.78

00:25:21.600 on an out of context video that supposedly shows him quote unquote harassing a guy in a prom dress.

00:25:26.480 Uh, but really the video shows the supposed, the supposed harasser is the one getting harassed

00:25:32.080 in the video. And, um, and you could go back and watch that segment from the daily cancellation

00:25:37.120 yesterday if you didn't see it and we play the video and everything. I'm not going to play it again,

00:25:40.080 but I did that segment before the daily wire published its article on this story with some more

00:25:45.920 of, um, Sam Johnson's own side of the story. So I want to read this. This is from Amanda

00:25:51.280 Press Giacomo here at the daily wire says Nashville resident, Sam Johnson was fired from his position

00:25:56.080 as CEO of healthcare company visual on Monday. His family was doxed online and he has received

00:26:01.120 a deluge of threats, but that quote, enormous volume of hate Johnson told the daily wire is

00:26:06.560 based on a false media inflamed narrative stemming from an out of context, viral video.

00:26:11.600 Um, the, uh, onslaught was sparked by a video of Johnson that recently went viral online,

00:26:15.840 appearing to show him engaging in alleged quote homophobia, though notably not once in the video,

00:26:19.280 does Johnson utter any homophobic slur or use any profanity? Um, the, uh,

00:26:27.520 so, okay. So then it describes the video. We already know about that part.

00:26:31.280 Here's Johnson talking to the daily wire and giving a little bit of context.

00:26:35.920 Uh, and it's similar to what he told Newsweek, but this is what he says.

00:26:39.760 Uh, Johnson says they had been, they speaking of the teens had been at the hotel slash restaurant

00:26:43.920 for an hour causing a scene and being loud and obnoxious. I was perturbed that the management

00:26:48.880 wasn't doing anything to protect the rest of us who are paying customers with our kids present.

00:26:52.880 These teens were only there to take pictures and cause a public scene. There are many lies in

00:26:57.520 the mainstream articles and interviews, including the allegations of homophobic name calling and

00:27:01.440 following him. Um,

00:27:06.160 Johnson said, told the daily wire, he did say that Stevens looked like an idiot, but said nothing 1.00

00:27:11.440 homophobic. And he did look like an idiot, by the way, in the prom dress, prom dresses, 1.00

00:27:16.000 which are made for women, not men. And so when you wear a prom dress, you're going to look ridiculous. 1.00

00:27:21.600 Um, and, and, and the thing is almost everyone will feel that way. It's just that very few will say 0.91

00:27:26.560 it out loud. Um, notably as the video shows, Johnson was called names himself, himself by the, uh,

00:27:34.480 by the two teens. He was told to F off and, uh, other expletives. And in terms of him supposedly

00:27:40.320 following the team, here's what he told the daily wire. The door I was headed towards in the video

00:27:46.560 led back to the table. I was sitting at with my family Stevens, who's the guy in the dress,

00:27:51.200 uh, headed in the same direction. All of a sudden, which made it appear I was following him to the

00:27:55.840 uninformed viewer of their social post, which I was not doing. I was simply returning to my family at

00:28:00.880 the restaurant when they escalated the conversation with more foul and vile language and leading 0.96

00:28:04.960 statements about what they thought I might be thinking, trying to get me to agree to their

00:28:08.800 words. Um, and so there you go. That's, that's, that's his side of the story. And since, as far

00:28:19.040 as I know, nobody else, and there were a bunch of other people there when this all happened,

00:28:22.240 no one else has come forward and said anything one way or another. So it's kind of a, he said,

00:28:26.160 he said thing. And you could decide who you believe. I personally will say,

00:28:30.320 um, I believe Sam Johnson on this. His, his version of events makes sense. You know,

00:28:38.480 I can see it playing out that way. You got these two teenagers. And by the way, when we say teens,

00:28:43.200 I mean, they are teenagers, but the guy filming was as a college student and the guy in the dress

00:28:47.600 is 18 years old. So these are actually grown adult men. Um, so you've got the two men there.

00:28:54.720 One's wearing a prom dress looking for attention and admits that's why he was wearing it to break

00:29:01.120 the stigma. Okay. So he's trying to make a statement. He's looking for attention.

00:29:04.800 Um, they're being allowed obnoxious, you know, that, that rings true. Anyone who's been around

00:29:09.840 18 and 19 year olds, maybe that might ring true. You know, you can imagine them all in one setting,

00:29:13.920 being allowed obnoxious. An adult goes over, tries talking to them. And now they say, okay,

00:29:19.760 now, now we've got, we we we've reeled in, we've sent our bait out there and we've reeled somebody

00:29:24.560 in. Let's get the camera out and, um, and get the reaction we're hoping for. And that's where the

00:29:30.720 guy filming it, Geitman starts feeding lines to Sam Johnson saying, Oh, you think he looks disgusting?

00:29:36.720 You think he looks gross? Not because Johnson had said that, but because he was suggesting,

00:29:42.080 Oh, here, here are some insults you can say on camera so that I can put it online and claim that

00:29:47.360 you're a homophobe is just so obvious that that's what was happening.

00:29:54.720 Even if we never got this side of the story from Johnson, I would, I would assume that based on my

00:29:59.100 own common sense. And the first common sense thing is again, why does a guy wear something like that

00:30:06.960 to begin with? It's for attention. It's to get a reaction. And he got one after much effort. It seems

00:30:15.260 like he got one, but what I really want to, you know, of course, you're going to have the cancel

00:30:21.980 mob, these, these mindless drones. They see the video. They, uh, even though it's clearly out of

00:30:29.100 context, it picks up in the middle of some kind of encounter. There's something before that that

00:30:34.480 happened, but of the, but the mindless drones online, they don't think about that. They don't

00:30:38.400 care. Uh, they assume they have all the context they need. And so of course they're going to act that

00:30:42.400 way. Then you have people like Kathy Griffin doxing the family. Uh, well, she's, she's a 1.00

00:30:48.040 scumbag. And so she's going to act like a scumbag. She's a scumbag who's never contributed anything of 1.00

00:30:51.700 value to society whatsoever. And, um, so you expect that of her, not that it makes it okay. 1.00

00:30:57.380 For me, the, the, the, the number one villain in this story, even more than the, the men who are

00:31:05.080 provoking this on purpose, it seems, uh, the number one villain is visual, the company that

00:31:14.640 Sam Johnson worked for. And they, they kick him to the curb within hours of this video going viral,

00:31:21.680 claiming that they, we investigated it. Well, how much of investigation could you possibly do

00:31:27.740 in a few hours on a Sunday or whenever it was? No, it's just, um, I mean, this is someone who is

00:31:39.120 your, he's your CEO. I don't know how long you work there, but he was working there. You hadn't

00:31:44.140 fired him before for, for any reason. So presumably he was doing his job. Well, kick him right to the

00:31:49.320 curb. You know, if you're, if, if you work at visual, now this, this tells you something. 0.98

00:31:56.320 This is how visual values its people, which is not at all. They're not going to stand by you.

00:32:03.480 You're done. It's not. And it's not just that they fired him, but they publicly condemned him

00:32:08.840 through him to the wolves. This abhorrent behavior, we condemn it.

00:32:16.340 It wasn't even as though they, they, they quietly handled it in a professional private way.

00:32:21.860 Oh, they threw him right to the wolves. Not the only company to do that. But, um, I, I would say

00:32:28.960 if you work for a company and you see them respond to a PR crisis this way, where they, their first

00:32:36.320 reaction is to take their person, the guy, you know, works for them and throw them under the bus.

00:32:41.680 Then, uh, you know, if I worked for visual or a company like that, I'd be looking for employment

00:32:45.940 elsewhere because you could be next. And that tells you they don't value you. They don't care

00:32:51.480 about you. They have no loyalty to you whatsoever. All right. Number four, Joe Rogan was trending

00:32:59.380 yesterday with, um, people calling for him to be fired and, uh, outraged over this from his podcast.

00:33:06.160 Let's listen. People say, do you think it's safe to get vaccinated? I've said, yeah, I think for the

00:33:10.560 most part, it's safe to get vaccinated. I do. I do. But if you're like 21 years old and you say to

00:33:16.440 me, should I get vaccinated? I go, no. Are you healthy? Are you a healthy person? Like, look,

00:33:22.580 don't do anything stupid, but you should take care of yourself. You should, if you're, if you're a 0.99

00:33:26.880 healthy person and you're exercising all the time and you're young and you're eating well,

00:33:30.720 like, I don't think you need to worry about this. Yeah. I tend to agree with you, but there's a lot

00:33:36.080 of jobs that will tell you, you need to have this. Well, that's what's starting to happen.

00:33:40.300 People are worried about them doing it for their children. And we talked about this earlier. There's

00:33:44.260 that, that, that you might have to have your, your children vaccinated. And you know, I can tell you

00:33:48.900 as someone who's both, both my children got the virus, it was nothing. I mean, I hate to say that

00:33:55.000 if someone's children died from this, I'm very sorry that that happened. I'm not, I'm not in any way

00:34:00.180 diminishing that, but I'm saying the personal experience that my children had with COVID was nothing.

00:34:05.060 One of the kids had a headache. The other one didn't feel good for a couple of days. Like maybe,

00:34:09.880 I mean, not feel good. Like, like no, no big deal. No coughing, no, no, no achy, no, like an agony.

00:34:17.440 There was none of that. It was very mild. It was, it was akin to them getting a cold.

00:34:23.240 Okay. People were really upset about that. Nothing he said there was extreme. All of it perfectly

00:34:30.600 sensible. But even in that he feels the need to almost apologize for, and add a lot of qualification

00:34:39.380 to his own experience or his children's own experience with the virus. You know, I, it reminds

00:34:47.380 me of, I saw this morning on Twitter, some, some guy in media was apologizing because he apparently

00:34:52.180 had a few days prior gotten the vaccine, had some side effects, uh, you know, he's feeling sick and

00:34:59.600 he tweeted about that. Uh, and then today he apologized for tweeting it and telling people

00:35:05.480 his own experience because he was, you know, he realized it was irresponsible and it might cause

00:35:09.540 people to not get the vaccine. So we're at, we're at a point now where you're, you're, you're not

00:35:15.120 supposed to even talk about your own experience. If it might encourage people to make choices

00:35:21.400 that the powers that be don't want them to make, but everything Joe Rogan said, they're

00:35:28.500 perfectly sensible. Um, yeah, if you're, if you're a healthy 21 year old, get the vaccine

00:35:34.520 if you want. Yeah, there's, there's, there's no real pressing medical need for it and that's

00:35:43.420 it. Make your own choice. Um, finally, this is from the guardian. It says, Justin Bieber,

00:35:48.300 really important story here, uh, has been accused of cultural appropriation and, uh, being a

00:35:54.320 dilettante dipping his toe in the culture, quote unquote, after changing his hairstyle,

00:35:59.200 the Canadian singer debuted, uh, his new dreadlock style on Sunday on Instagram, then posted a close

00:36:05.520 up on Monday. As in 2016, when he was pictured in cornrows, the images prompted outrage on social

00:36:11.480 media and I don't have to read all the outrage reactions, but, but suffice it to say he had

00:36:16.660 dreadlocks and, uh, there are a lot of people who have opinions about the, about Justin Bieber's

00:36:21.740 hairstyle and who even remember his hairstyle from 2016. And they haven't gotten over that

00:36:27.600 yet. They're traumatized by it. And now he's just adding insult to injury, to injury. He he's

00:36:32.160 having, here he is with it, with it, with another hairstyle that he's not allowed to have because

00:36:35.800 he's white. Now I'll say, and I did see the picture of, uh, Justin Bieber with the dreadlocks.

00:36:42.400 I, I, I really, I basically have no opinion about what hairstyle Justin Bieber chooses to have.

00:36:48.000 Um, if I was forced to have an opinion, I would say it's, it's not my favorite thing.

00:36:53.720 You know, the, the dreadlocks it's, it's, it's not my favorite look.

00:36:57.060 Is it cultural appropriation? No, no, because cultural appropriation doesn't exist.

00:37:05.080 You can't, you can't appropriate a culture. It's not the kind of thing that can be stolen

00:37:08.120 from somebody. Uh, you're not, when you appropriate something, you're, you're taking

00:37:11.900 something away from someone else and depriving them of it. But there's not anyone out there.

00:37:19.200 As far as I know, the fact that Justin Bieber has dreadlocks right now, that that's not preventing

00:37:23.760 anyone else from having them, is it? And also, um, dreadlocks, you know, black people don't own 1.00

00:37:33.780 dreadlocks and didn't invent them. Uh, dreadlocks have existed throughout history for throughout

00:37:38.700 human history in many different cultures. Again, not my favorite look in any culture, but, uh, but

00:37:45.880 anyone is, is free to do what they want with their hair. All right, let's, let's move on to reading

00:37:52.760 the comments. This one says, I'm a photographer from Michigan. Last night I was shooting a couple

00:37:57.520 for a pregnancy announcement, right? I was shooting a couple. Okay. With a camera. Hopefully you were 0.74

00:38:02.360 shooting the couple with a pregnancy announcement. You were shooting them with a camera. I assume

00:38:06.260 dad is a firefighter and mom is a nurse. We had a 20 minute standoff with some womanly man because 0.87

00:38:12.280 their words, not mine, because he refused to walk past us because we weren't wearing masks

00:38:17.780 outside. Both parents couldn't believe how insane this was. Uh, I wish that I could assume you were

00:38:27.560 exaggerating, but I can imagine exactly this scenario. He was afraid to walk past you because

00:38:34.540 you weren't wearing masks. Well, can I say it sounds like you guys handle this exactly the correct way,

00:38:39.780 which is, it sounds like you refuse to put the mask on, which is, which is, which is correct.

00:38:46.260 That's what you need to do. This is totally his problem. Completely your problem. If you don't want

00:38:54.340 to be around other people without a mask on, especially outside, that's your problem, not ours.

00:38:58.740 You got to deal with that. If that means you have to stay locked in your home for, you know, the next

00:39:03.900 couple of years while more and more people go maskless outside, that's, it's your choice, your problem.

00:39:08.900 I don't care. I'm not going to do a single damn thing to accommodate your paranoid delusions. 0.94

00:39:15.820 And I'm glad that you guys here in this case didn't well done. Um,

00:39:19.900 let's see. Another comment says my aunt wears a mask to sleep. I asked her why she said,

00:39:28.460 I'm scared of the virus in this way. I feel safer. I, I mentioned wearing a mask to sleep earlier in

00:39:33.720 the show as a, like a joke. She actually wears a mask to sleep. 1.00

00:39:45.260 That's why I've been saying people's brains are broken. 0.70

00:39:49.600 This is, that's in, that's insane behavior.

00:39:53.160 And there's no way that could be healthy to restrict your breathing like that every night

00:39:59.640 while you're sleeping. Oh my Lord. That that's, that's scary stuff. That's actually scary and sad.

00:40:06.520 It's a little funny, but it's also scary and sad. Um, Cecilia says, I hold all parents responsible

00:40:11.620 for this mask insanity. I pulled my kids out of public school. The minute this lunacy was enacted

00:40:16.180 last year, I refused to torture my children at the behest of an insane society. No, no, no. I don't care

00:40:22.600 what sacrifice one has to make to keep their kids home. Do it. It's your, it's your kids for goodness

00:40:26.940 sakes. Yeah. That's the, especially with children, you know, you know, how do we really make this end?

00:40:32.840 It's you refuse to comply with it. You refuse to go along with it, especially where your kids are

00:40:37.080 concerned. Um, and another says, Matt, you missed the critical phrase. Mr. Hornick, president of the

00:40:44.320 Michigan chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics said, quote, and as they get older, they obviously

00:40:49.860 are going to start asking questions. This means he never sees an end to wearing a mask. Yeah. I did

00:40:54.100 think about that. We played the, the news report out of Michigan of, um, their mask mandate now for

00:41:00.480 two to four year olds. And the president of the, uh, uh, Michigan chapter of the, of the American

00:41:06.440 Academy of Pediatrics was talking about, you know, how do you get kids to wear a mask? And he did use

00:41:11.540 the phrase. He said, uh, well, you, you put, make sure they wear the mask. And as they get older,

00:41:16.340 they're going to have more questions and you can answer those questions as they get older.

00:41:21.900 So how many years do you think our kids are going to spend in these masks?

00:41:27.920 Um, and finally, I got a lot of comments like this says, Matt, you think the news crew went out

00:41:34.400 and found the same VHS that was rented and not returned. You sir are canceled. And we talked about

00:41:39.040 the story of the woman who, um, in Oklahoma city, who was, who got a felony charge years ago because

00:41:45.680 she didn't return a Sabrina, the teenage witch VHS tape. And they showed footage of a VHS tape with

00:41:52.920 Sabrina, the teenage witch written on it, like handwritten. And I pointed out that what kind

00:41:57.440 of rental place sells a tape with handwriting on it. And many people said, well, that obviously wasn't

00:42:02.800 the actual tape. I understand that, but you know what? That's fake news. If you're going to show

00:42:09.020 footage of the tape, I want to see the actual tape. All right. These are the standards that I hold

00:42:13.620 are pressed to make sure you join us tonight for a special episode of backstage. We'll, we'll finally

00:42:18.960 be watching Biden's first congressional speech live. I don't know why it says finally here.

00:42:23.760 Like it's something I've been looking forward to. I've just been, I've been waiting for his first

00:42:27.400 congressional speech. The moment has arrived. Thank God. Uh, we'll also be giving our analysis in

00:42:34.200 real time. Biden has kept us waiting, uh, for so long for this speech that we all, everywhere I go,

00:42:41.120 people are asking me, when's Biden going to give that speech? I just, I can't wait to watch it.

00:42:44.800 Um, so you know that we're, we're ready to watch it and give our analysis. It streams tonight at

00:42:49.460 8 30 PM Eastern, 7 30 central on dailywire.com and on our YouTube channel dailywire. So make sure

00:42:55.760 you're there for that. All right. Another high energy episode of Candace is also coming to you

00:42:59.200 this Friday. This week, Candace hosts political commentator and interviewer, Dave Rubin. We'll have a

00:43:04.040 lot to discuss, um, including the recall election of governor Gavin Newsom in California and his new

00:43:10.680 opponent, Caitlyn Jenner, as we've talked about on this show, be interested to see what they have

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00:43:24.800 Now let's get to our daily cancellation.

00:43:29.520 You know, if there's one place in modern America where success is entirely determined or has been

00:43:34.120 entirely determined by merit and skill, it's in professional sports. Of course, there are always

00:43:37.900 going to be controversies about this or that player getting the starting job while this or that

00:43:41.260 supposedly better player is on the bench. But overall, speaking in broad strokes, the people

00:43:45.480 playing sports at the highest level are there because they're simply the best of the best.

00:43:50.100 And in many cases, uh, these are not people who come from privilege and wealth. You know,

00:43:55.200 it doesn't or didn't matter what your socioeconomic background was. The people playing at the highest

00:44:00.560 level were there because they were very, very talented and had worked obsessively hard.

00:44:04.840 That's one of the things I always liked about sports. You can watch sports and see people who

00:44:10.200 are extremely good at what they do competing against one another, according to the rules that

00:44:15.240 are the same for everyone and may the best man or best team win. It's not a perfect system. The

00:44:20.700 rules certainly aren't perfect and most definitely aren't enforced in a perfect way, but, but still

00:44:25.040 generally it works and it's fun to watch. And all of this of course means that the left has to try

00:44:31.620 and ruin it. So over on ESPN sports commentator, Max Kellerman yesterday expressed concern. His

00:44:39.140 antenna has been raised. He says about the possibility that the top three quarterbacks

00:44:43.620 selected in tomorrow's NFL draft might all be white guys. That's a big problem to have too many white 1.00

00:44:50.260 guys drafted in a row. Kellerman thinks, and he's not alone. Uh, but here he is explaining.

00:44:55.360 Well, a lot, a lot of football people really like Mac Jones, the more they look at him. Um,

00:44:59.620 and so like, I like you, Stephen, I'll defer to their wisdom, but I will say this. I think what,

00:45:05.280 what rubs people the wrong way, maybe like you, Stephen, I know it's on my radar is that sometimes

00:45:10.920 quarterbacks rise, sometimes they fall. But what I've noticed in recent years, after decades of

00:45:16.880 artificial barriers, but in being put in place for black quarterbacks, that visa V white quarterbacks,

00:45:22.980 black quarterbacks in the draft tend to fall pre-draft their evaluations. And sometimes it's right. 1.00

00:45:29.000 Like Daniel Jones looks like he's going to be better than Dwayne Haskins. And sometimes it's

00:45:33.240 wrong. Like Mitch Trubisky is not as good as Deshaun Watson or certainly not Patrick Mahomes.

00:45:38.760 Right. But I say Watson, cause he seemed to be the guy falling and Trubisky, the guy rising and

00:45:43.620 Mahomes maybe didn't do either. But the point is the correlation that can be made is that your status

00:45:50.660 falls vis-a-vis white quarterbacks. And so that's why my antenna are up when I notice one, 0.97

00:45:56.180 two and three this year, white guy, white guy, white guy. Right. But that may be correct. 1.00

00:46:01.060 Yes. Well, you can't blame Max Kellerman. He has some unfortunate deficiencies vis-a-vis IQ points.

00:46:06.580 And now he's worried that there's racism against black quarterbacks. As I said, he's not alone.

00:46:10.420 There's a lengthy article on the website, the undefeated claiming that there is quote covert

00:46:14.620 racism in the NFL, which makes it so that whiteness is favored reading from the article. It says

00:46:19.980 in the case of the lead up to this week's NFL draft, covert forms of racism in the evaluation

00:46:25.000 process tend to favor whiteness. Make no mistake, Fields, one of the NFL quarterback prospects,

00:46:32.640 will be one of the first five quarterbacks taken in the draft. But the fact that he started the

00:46:36.920 college season as the consensus number two quarterback prospect before inexplicably dropping

00:46:40.600 as low as the fifth quarterback at times in some mock drafts behind two white players with lesser

00:46:45.480 pedigrees is an indictment of the antiquated system as it pertains to black quarterbacks. 0.66

00:46:51.520 And this idea that the NFL somehow systematically, systemically racist against black people extends

00:46:56.980 beyond the playing field. We've heard for years that there's a racist conspiracy to keep black 0.94

00:47:01.560 people from being head coaches. The league is so concerned about this that they've adopted a plan

00:47:06.260 to reward teams with draft picks if they develop minority coaches who go on to become head coaches or

00:47:12.180 GMs. It's only a matter of time before similar incentives are given to teams to draft black 0.99

00:47:16.580 quarterbacks or black players in other positions. The plan is to take this last bastion of sanity where 0.65

00:47:22.840 merit and skill have reigned supreme and completely destroy it by forcing it to submit to the left's

00:47:28.880 rules of identity politics. As we've learned, the left cannot allow anything to exist on its own terms

00:47:35.700 and by its own rules. Now, certainly if they can invent systemic racism in professional sports,

00:47:41.900 they can do it anywhere. If they can find the white privilege phantom in modern professional sports,

00:47:49.380 they can find it anywhere. So consider this, 70% of NFL players are black or rather are people of color 0.83

00:47:58.900 to use the politically correct phrase. Black people only make up 13% of the population. So that 13% supplies 1.00

00:48:06.720 nearly three quarters of the world's millionaire professional football players. And yet somehow the league

00:48:12.300 is still racist against that same group. And it gets better. Focusing specifically on quarterbacks, the

00:48:19.420 position where white people are supposedly favored. Four of the top five highest paid quarterbacks in the league

00:48:26.180 are black. Four of the top five. And soon it'll be five of the top five once Lamar Jackson gets his

00:48:33.100 payday and has passed his rookie deal. So looking over to the other positions, we find that along with

00:48:38.060 quarterback, the highest paid wide receiver, highest paid offensive guard, highest paid defensive tackle,

00:48:44.260 highest paid linebacker, highest paid cornerback, and highest paid safety are all black. And usually the 0.99

00:48:50.480 highest paid running back is black too, but every once in a while, you know, you get a white guy like

00:48:54.620 Christian McCaffrey who bucks that trend, but generally that's the way that would go. And we

00:48:58.880 could go further. The most high profile, flashiest, and highest paid positions on the field are

00:49:06.700 quarterback, wide receiver, cornerback, and probably these days pass rusher. So outside linebacker and

00:49:12.960 defensive end. As established, the highest paid quarterbacks are black. Nearly every wide receiver 0.94

00:49:19.100 in the league is black. Nearly every cornerback in the league is black. And pass rusher is a pretty 0.99

00:49:25.180 good racial mix. So systemic racism against black people in the NFL? If this is systemic racism,

00:49:33.440 then what would it need to look like in order to not be systemic racism? Do we need to simply evict

00:49:40.320 every white person from the league? Should we make them all water boys? Should Aaron Rodgers be on the 0.97

00:49:45.540 sideline collecting sweaty towels and Gatorade cups? What do the race hustlers need to see? 0.98

00:49:52.840 What would make Max Kellerman's antenna go back down? The irony is that is that the people pretending

00:50:00.080 to stand up for minority athletes, and we can hardly call them minority athletes as they are the majority 0.80

00:50:04.920 in their chosen field, but people pretending to come to their aid are actually only cheapening and

00:50:10.900 degrading their achievements. The more artificial pressure that's put on teams to elevate black 1.00

00:50:16.160 players and coaches, the more that those players and coaches are robbed of their achievements by

00:50:21.060 casting the achievement as the result of a policy rather than their own skill and hard work.

00:50:27.240 This is already happening with black coaches. Any black man hired as a head coach may well have 1.00

00:50:31.920 gotten the job because he was the best man for it. Or it could be because of the enormous 0.64

00:50:36.780 professional and social pressure put on teams with head coaching vacancies to hire a minority

00:50:41.680 candidate. It's impossible to know now. Affirmative action, as always, hurts the people it's trying

00:50:48.220 to hurt. So at least it succeeds in that. But it also hurts the people it's trying to help.

00:50:54.160 And it does it all in an effort to solve a problem that doesn't exist. And that's why Max Kellerman at

00:51:00.760 ESPN, along with all the other race baiters at that network, which is like all of them,

00:51:04.700 and in sports media, all of them today are canceled. And that'll do it for us today.

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The Matt Walsh Show - April 28, 2021

Ep. 710 - Our Benevolent Masters Will Now Allow You To Sit On Your Porch

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