The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 718 - Dreaming Of A World Where Michelle Obama And Oprah Winfrey Are No Longer Oppressed

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Michelle Obama is once again complaining about the persecution

00:00:03.860 she suffered as a black woman in America. She's not alone. LeBron James, Oprah Winfrey,

00:00:08.140 Meghan Markle, other black millionaires and billionaires have all frequently complained

00:00:11.780 about our racist system of white privilege. Today, we're going to talk about the victims

00:00:16.660 here and reflect on their stories. Also, five headlines, including Dr. Fauci finally giving

00:00:22.040 a definitive date, sort of, for when we can return to normal. It's a year away. And the CIA

00:00:27.360 doubles down, releasing yet another woke ad. Plus, Sarah Silverman comes after Caitlyn 0.99

00:00:32.700 Jenner, proving a few points that I'll explain today. And in our daily cancellation, we'll

00:00:36.720 consider the story of the rapper who was shot and killed by a 15-year-old boy for his Rolex

00:00:42.420 watch. What should we say about a man who promotes street violence and then dies by it? Well,

00:00:47.780 we could say a lot, and I will today, and it'll make people very mad probably. All of that and

00:00:51.900 more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:02:19.320 casters, xchairwalsh.com. It's good to keep things in perspective. You may believe that

00:02:25.540 your life is difficult, but you should realize that there are people out there who face struggles

00:02:30.060 and obstacles, hardships and persecution far beyond what you have ever known or will ever

00:02:35.320 experience. You've been through your own trials perhaps, but at least your life hasn't

00:02:40.600 been as hard on you as it has been on Michelle Obama. The former first lady who graduated from

00:02:46.620 two Ivy league schools became first lady by the age of 45 is now worth a combined $135 million

00:02:52.720 along with her husband has always been eager to talk about the many ways in which this country

00:02:56.840 has oppressed her. She returned to that theme in a recent interview with CBS telling the outlet that

00:03:01.580 she quote lived in fear or lives in fear and is afraid of getting randomly gunned down by the cops

00:03:07.080 while shopping for groceries or walking her dog. Apparently the fact that she gets secret service

00:03:12.120 protection everywhere she goes is not enough to make her feel secure. She considers it plausible

00:03:17.320 that a racist cop might run up and execute a former first lady on the spot for no reason. 1.00

00:03:23.600 Obama is also concerned that her daughters will get racially profiled while driving.

00:03:27.760 She lies awake at night tossing and turning, fearing that some police officers, police officer with a

00:03:33.500 professional death wish will harass the famous daughters of a United States president. 1.00

00:03:38.580 These are all very real fears that she has. And don't ever doubt these fears.

00:03:43.880 Don't doubt them. Here she is describing them.

00:03:46.940 Many of us still live in fear as we go to the grocery store or worry about walking our dogs

00:03:53.540 or allowing our children to get a license. I mean, just imagine.

00:03:57.420 Aren't your girls driving? 0.92

00:03:58.880 They're driving. But every time they get in a car by themselves, I worry about what assumption is

00:04:04.580 being made by somebody who doesn't know everything about them. The fact that they are good students

00:04:10.040 and polite girls, but maybe they're playing their music a little loud. Maybe somebody sees the back 1.00

00:04:15.380 of their head and makes an assumption. I, like so many parents of black kids, have to,

00:04:21.440 that the, the, the, the innocent act of getting a license puts fear in our hearts. Um, so I think,

00:04:30.020 I think we have to talk about it more and we have to ask our, our fellow citizens to listen a bit

00:04:35.520 more and to believe us. Yeah. Just to be clear again, when she talks about being afraid of walking

00:04:41.920 down the street or, or, or, you know, walking her dog or going to the grocery store, that is what

00:04:46.340 she's saying. She's saying she's afraid that a cop will shoot her. That's the claim being made by,

00:04:51.440 Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama is afraid that a cop will shoot her. She says, and why won't

00:04:58.320 someone listen to her? She asks, you know, they just need to listen to us. Yes. Why won't someone

00:05:03.360 listen to Michelle Obama? Michelle Obama is tired of being ignored. She wrote a book that sold 10 0.96

00:05:09.000 million copies in five months. Clearly nobody cares what she has to say. Nobody is listening to her.

00:05:15.140 It's just as clear that only black parents have to worry about their kids behind the wheel. 0.98

00:05:18.520 White parents have no such concern. You know, when I was 17 and I got my license and I went 0.92

00:05:23.860 out on the roads, my parents were, they were sleeping easy. It was no problem. Weren't worried

00:05:29.060 at all. We white parents simply cannot conceive of living a life as difficult as that of a beloved

00:05:36.780 multimillionaire celebrity who charges $200,000 to give a 45 minute speech.

00:05:41.620 can't even, we can't wrap our heads around it. If you're not yet convinced that Michelle Obama is a

00:05:48.140 victim and that her bitterness towards this country is warranted, I need only remind you of a segment

00:05:52.840 from her podcast a few months ago where she talked about the racism she experienced even while in the

00:05:57.900 White House. What you're about to hear is very difficult to listen to. It'll send chills down your

00:06:03.440 spine. Um, but it is your responsibility to confront this because this is what is happening to Michelle

00:06:09.520 Obama. You're not going to be able to, you're not going to believe this. Listen.

00:06:16.120 So I'm standing there with two little black girls, another black female adult. They're in soccer

00:06:22.760 uniforms and a white woman cuts right in front of us to order. Like she didn't even see us. And I 1.00

00:06:31.560 literally, and the, the, the girl behind the counter almost took her order. And I said, excuse me,

00:06:37.640 I said, you don't see us four people standing right here. You just jumped in line. She didn't 0.53

00:06:44.580 apologize. She never looked me in my eye. She didn't know it was me. All she saw was a black

00:06:51.240 person or a group of black people, or maybe she didn't even see that. What white folks don't 0.96

00:06:56.260 understand. It's like that, that is so telling of how white America views people who are not like 0.92

00:07:04.280 them. You know, we don't exist. She doesn't exist. Someone noticed Michelle Obama. She's not being

00:07:15.080 noticed. You heard that right. Michelle Obama years later specifically remembers one time when someone

00:07:23.000 cut in front of her in line and is still complaining about it. Who can blame her? I mean, obviously this 1.00

00:07:28.960 was racism. There could be no other explanation. Someone cut in front of her in line and she, you know,

00:07:34.680 by the way, you remember before she was talking about don't make assumptions about people. She jumped

00:07:38.480 to the, she assumed that this person is racist. That's the assumption she made, but, but it's, it's,

00:07:43.060 it's, it's, uh, she, she can make that assumption because it's not as though all humans on the face of

00:07:49.300 this planet have had similar experiences. It's not as though line cutters are globally reviled precisely

00:07:54.860 because we've all encountered this many times. No, this is Michelle Obama's cross to carry. Just think

00:08:02.540 about this. Michelle Obama was delayed in getting ice cream for upwards of 15 seconds, 15 seconds.

00:08:09.920 Imagine she could have starved. Her children could have starved all because they're black. Now, lest you 1.00

00:08:18.240 think that Michelle Obama is the only fabulously wealthy, famous, and beloved black celebrity to be

00:08:23.360 persecuted by this country. I must also remind you of LeBron James. LeBron net worth $500 million.

00:08:29.620 Who's been a millionaire athlete since the age of 18 and was nationally acclaimed even before that.

00:08:34.300 It would be accurate to say that LeBron has been a celebrated and nationally recognized athlete for

00:08:39.020 the vast majority of his life, almost his entire life going back into childhood. But even so, LeBron has

00:08:47.900 suffered the sort of maltreatment that the average white man cannot comprehend. The NBA, the NBA star

00:08:53.000 has, like Michelle, often claimed to be too afraid to walk down the street. Despite being surrounded by

00:08:58.640 armed security, living in a multimillion dollar mansion in a posh Los Angeles suburb, LeBron is 0.98

00:09:03.580 worried that some crazed racist cop will run up and shoot him dead. Such a thing has literally never

00:09:10.540 happened. Nothing like that has ever happened, but he's worried that it will and his fear should be

00:09:16.900 validated. In fairness, LeBron has experienced hate crimes in the past. Who can forget the time when

00:09:24.640 LeBron claimed that someone spray painted the N-word somewhere on his property. Now, in fact, I say who

00:09:29.860 can forget, everyone has forgotten, but he did actually claim this. And he spoke out against the

00:09:35.900 hate crime courageously, was applauded by the media. Now, the funny thing is that the cops showed up to

00:09:41.660 investigate and they never found any racist graffiti. It had been painted over already.

00:09:47.620 Nothing strange about that. Calling the cops to investigate graffiti, but painting over it before

00:09:52.500 they arrive? Who could question that? The media certainly didn't question it. And what about Oprah

00:09:58.300 Winfrey? Net worth $2.7 billion. She, especially in recent years, has taken to denouncing white privilege 0.99

00:10:04.240 as well. Now, sure, she has more wealth and power than the average white person could hope to accrue in 1.00

00:10:09.880 10,000 lifetimes. But the average white person still has something that Oprah Winfrey doesn't. 1.00

00:10:16.120 Whiteness. What is whiteness worth? What can you cash it in for? Well, that isn't explained exactly, 0.92

00:10:23.920 but the point is that if you're a white man living in a 900 square foot modular home and feeding your

00:10:29.320 children canned tuna for dinner tonight, you are more privileged than Oprah Winfrey, as she explains here.

00:10:35.780 There are white people who are not as powerful as the system of white people, the caste system that's 0.71

00:10:43.260 been put in place, but they still, no matter where they are on the rung or the ladder of success, 0.67

00:10:51.540 they still have their whiteness. They still have their whiteness. 0.50

00:10:55.840 So that's what you say to the guy feeding the kids tuna in the modular home. You have your

00:11:00.560 whiteness. You got that at least. Can't afford medical bills, but you have your whiteness. 1.00

00:11:06.860 Cash that in. Cash that in at the cosmic prize counter. Maybe it'd be good for a couple of

00:11:13.080 Jolly Ranchers and a Chinese finger trap. Imagine being Oprah. I mean, it must be so hard.

00:11:19.300 That's why Oprah was the perfect person to speak to and commiserate with Meghan Markle, 0.65

00:11:24.840 who's a sort of black, but fully persecuted. A Hollywood actress turned royalty, turned media

00:11:29.480 mogul. And it's unclear why she was deserving of any of those titles at all, being that she has no

00:11:37.420 talent to speak of whatsoever. But surely she has known troubles and tribulations that a white mother 1.00

00:11:42.660 waitressing at a Denny's never has or never will. Likewise for Sean P. Diddy Combs, who penned an

00:11:49.040 open letter to corporate America a few weeks ago, blasting the corporate world for discriminating

00:11:54.300 against people like himself. Now, Sean Combs is worth $900 million, despite the fact that he's

00:12:01.480 never produced anything of value in his entire life. He's been a millionaire since his early 20s.

00:12:07.360 That's also when he killed Tupac, allegedly. But none of that can erase the pain caused by the

00:12:13.720 unspecified corporate villains who have caused him unspecified harm. Who knows? Maybe he could be worth

00:12:18.720 $1 billion already if not for that discrimination. Can you imagine that? Can you imagine not being a

00:12:25.240 billionaire? That's the sort of reality that Sean Combs has to face every day, at least for a few

00:12:32.540 more years until he actually is a billionaire. All of this raises the question, when will America

00:12:38.740 finally become the sort of country where black people can succeed? Or at least, I mean, succeed more. 0.99

00:12:45.140 Succeed more than being millionaires and billionaires and some of the most famous and powerful people

00:12:50.000 in the country. That's the question. In closing, I want to give you a statistic that will shock you to

00:12:57.720 your core. And you're not going to believe this, but it's true. Did you know that there are today

00:13:05.240 no black trillionaires? None? Not one? Not even Oprah? Still think white privilege is a myth?

00:13:18.240 Well, clearly, you're wrong. Now let's get to our five headlines.

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00:14:47.720 You know, you really got to trust your instincts. And so when you hear, you know, I always hear

00:14:54.520 these claims from, from, from people when they're pushing like vegan or soy-based substitutes for real

00:15:01.580 food, or now they're pushing bugs and they're saying, oh, you know, have a bug burger made of

00:15:06.700 grasshoppers and crickets. It tastes just like the real thing. And I never try that stuff, but I always

00:15:12.360 know. I'm just like, there's no way it tastes the same. It just doesn't. And so yes, this past

00:15:17.280 weekend I tested the theory. I was at my in-law's house and my sister-in-law is a big into vegan ice

00:15:24.060 cream. Uh, I don't think she, she hasn't gone full vegan herself, but some of the stuff, so she has

00:15:29.080 this vegan ice cream. It was like mint chocolate chip and it looked pretty real. And she was telling

00:15:35.520 me like, no, it tastes just, you never know the difference. It's delicious. And so I tried some

00:15:41.760 of it. It was my first taste of a vegan substitute. And I said, I took one spoonful and it was

00:15:49.800 horrifying. Don't listen to anyone who tries to push a vegan ice cream on you. It tastes, you know,

00:15:55.380 it tasted like melted chalk doused in Pepto-Bismol and Splenda. That's what it, it was really unsettling.

00:16:03.680 Actually, that's the word I was trying to figure out. There's something, yeah, it's, it's horrible.

00:16:08.000 It's bad. It's also kind of creepy. It's, it's weirdly inorganic and inedible. It tasted dyspeptic

00:16:15.920 and, and, and dystopian even. It's like a ration they might serve in a prison cell on Mars in the

00:16:22.360 year 2075. It was really, I didn't like it. In other words, stick with the real stuff. Um, there's

00:16:28.900 my PSA for you. Let's move on. White house COVID coordinator, Jeffrey Zients,

00:16:32.920 Zients or Zients. I'm not sure how to pronounce it. He was on, uh, CNN this weekend and he had

00:16:38.440 some news on when we might begin earning more privileges as a country, uh, because we have

00:16:44.140 to earn our privileges from the government. And here's what Zients has to say.

00:16:48.500 I think one of the reasons why journalists are annoyingly harping on this and some health experts

00:16:53.680 are is because there is a light at the end of the tunnel and president Biden being able to take

00:16:59.880 off his mask in a room full of journalists and white house staffers, all of whom are fully vaccinated

00:17:05.920 is a demonstration that the vaccines work. You and I are both vaccinated and you and I are in a room

00:17:12.020 together talking and I have no fear that I'm going to get the virus from you. And I assume vice versa.

00:17:17.120 And I think the concern is that by being overly cautious, the signal is going out to the public,

00:17:22.980 uh, that there isn't necessarily a light at the end of the tunnel. Do you understand why people

00:17:27.020 are? I think, I think everyone is tired, um, and wearing a mask is, it can be a pain,

00:17:31.580 uh, but we're, we're, we're getting there. And the light at the end of the tunnel is brighter

00:17:35.160 and brighter. Let's keep up our guard. Let's follow the CDC guidance and the CDC guidance across

00:17:41.460 time will allow vaccinated people more and more privileges to take off that mask.

00:17:45.560 He really looks, looks and sounds exactly as you expect. All of these, all of these petty tyrants,

00:17:55.740 uh, they, they all have exactly, they, it's hard to really put your finger on, but they have a

00:18:00.480 certain look about them. Um, but he says you can earn privileges, you know, kind of like as a parent,

00:18:08.440 uh, this is, this is what we, you know, that's what I do with my kids. A lot of parents

00:18:12.320 it's you, you can, your kids can earn privileges. You can take privileges away.

00:18:18.160 If they're, if they're misbehaving, you say, okay, I was gonna let you watch a television

00:18:22.180 show for 30 minutes, but you can't do that anymore. We're taking the privilege away.

00:18:28.560 And that's how we're being treated. It is, it is really exactly like we've, we've talked about

00:18:35.560 the nanny state for years and years. Um, in the last year, we have fully experienced what a nanny

00:18:42.300 state really is because that is how we're being treated as children from the very beginning of

00:18:47.560 this thing. That's why the very, that's the reason they gave us when they originally told

00:18:54.480 everyone, don't wear a mask. And Dr. Fauci said, don't wear a mask. It's not going to do much for

00:18:59.380 you. Um, that's what he originally said back in like March. And then just like that, they changed

00:19:06.960 on a dime and said, nevermind, actually wear the mask. And if you don't, you're going to be murdering,

00:19:11.200 uh, your, your, your grandparents. And then when a few, and most people just went along with it and

00:19:18.820 said, well, okay, don't wear the mask, wear it, whatever you tell me. But when a few people said,

00:19:24.980 Hey, hold on a second. You were, you were just telling us don't wear one. It doesn't have any

00:19:29.520 effect. And now you're, and the reason we were given, we were given was, uh, well, we had to tell

00:19:34.300 you that because otherwise you would have run out and hoarded all the masks and there wouldn't be any

00:19:38.200 left for, uh, medical professionals. So treating us like children, but again, plenty of people are

00:19:48.360 perfectly happy being treated this way. That is, that's the most disturbing reality of all.

00:19:56.880 And those of us who are self-respecting adults, it's hard for us to comprehend,

00:20:01.900 but there's so many other adults would be adults, um, supposed adults in this country who, who really,

00:20:11.180 you know, they crave that sort of maternal embrace from their government and they're perfectly happy

00:20:18.600 with it. Dr. Fauci has had us in his maternal embrace for the last year. And he was asked this

00:20:25.420 weekend as the, every, he is on the news every day. And they're asking him this question of when can we

00:20:29.960 get back to normal? When can we get back to normal? And, uh, he says something different every day,

00:20:34.440 however he happens to be feeling. Um, but I think this is the first time that he gave a pretty 1.00

00:20:39.640 definitive end date sort of, and here's the end date that he gave. Give everyone a sense of what

00:20:45.280 the country is going to look like next mother's day. Well, George, I hope that next mother's day,

00:20:51.660 we're going to see a dramatic difference than what we're seeing right now. I believe that we will be

00:20:57.460 about as close to back to normal as we can. And there's, there's some conditions to that, George,

00:21:03.280 we've got to make sure that we get the overwhelming proportion of the population vaccinated. When that

00:21:09.680 happens, the virus doesn't really have any place to go. There aren't a lot of vulnerable people around

00:21:15.380 and where there are not a lot of vulnerable people around, you're not going to see a surge.

00:21:19.180 You're not going to see that the kinds of numbers we see now, that being the case, I think we could

00:21:24.720 approach what we used to remember as normal before all of this tragedy happened. A year for now,

00:21:31.720 mother's day of next year is when we get back to normal. Now, of course I've been living,

00:21:36.820 I'm certainly living entirely my normal life, uh, now, and I've been living as normal as I can from

00:21:43.160 the beginning, the extent that I could when everything was being shut down all around us. But, uh,

00:21:47.300 and a lot of us, a lot of you, it's, it's been the same. So it's, it's a very weird thing.

00:21:54.780 It had already felt like we're living in different countries ideologically, but now that that's,

00:22:01.220 that's, uh, you know, now that's really being emphasized because when you, when you hear people,

00:22:07.420 especially living on the coasts or living in blue States still saying, well, when can we get back to

00:22:13.100 normal, when can we, when can we go to the sit down at a restaurant? What I've been doing that this

00:22:19.280 whole time. We're at a point now where it really doesn't matter. I think what the policies are or

00:22:28.660 certainly what guys like Fauci have to say. Um, because I think we're getting to the point where

00:22:36.080 the people who are still locked down to whatever extent, or they're under mask mandates or anything

00:22:41.680 they, they want it. And that, that's why these places have gotten away with putting these policies

00:22:48.920 and keeping these policies in place for so long is because as I've been saying for weeks now, a lot

00:22:54.300 of people, their brains have been broken. Their wills have been broken and they're perfectly happy

00:23:01.440 with it. They don't want to go back to normal. I was just seeing on, uh, on Twitter, someone,

00:23:06.860 I forget who, a blue check saying that he, he, he went to an indoor retail establishment

00:23:13.460 a few days ago for the first time in 14 months. Can you imagine that? I can't. He actually had not

00:23:22.380 been to a store in over a year. There was never a time when I stopped going to stores inside,

00:23:30.900 not one moment during this whole thing, but that's someone like so many others that he just

00:23:38.100 is, he's not really hankering to get back to any kind of normal life. He's fine with norm,

00:23:43.280 with that, with that being done. And we talked about masking and there are so many people

00:23:50.160 as startling as it might be to imagine. There are so many people who are fine

00:23:55.760 wearing a mask forever. They don't want to take it off.

00:24:00.900 And so the balkanization that we've already seen in this country is only going to be exacerbated,

00:24:05.840 um, more and more now where I think, you know, two years from now, three years from now,

00:24:12.620 there are going to be places in this country that are still, that are still masking

00:24:17.740 limitations, indoor limits and that kind of thing. I don't know if they'll ever go back.

00:24:24.100 And then there'll be other places like free States where you could basically live your life,

00:24:27.400 which is already where we are for the most part. All right. Um, the CIA is doubling down on its

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00:25:16.560 to practice skills they need in their various roles. Instead of sitting for hours in front of a

00:25:21.140 computer-based training, they can play a carefully selected game to train a specific set of skills

00:25:26.040 while simultaneously building on the myriad soft skills essential to intelligence work.

00:25:31.040 My favorite thing about CIA is that they encourage the out-of-the-box ideas that drive real progress.

00:25:37.120 Growing up gay in a small Southern town, I was lucky to have a wonderful and accepting family.

00:25:42.560 I always struggled with the idea that I might not be able to discuss my personal life at work.

00:25:46.440 Imagine my surprise when I was taking my oath at CIA and I noticed a rainbow on then-director 0.77

00:25:52.140 Brennan's lanyard, which I later learned was designed by Angle, one of the many employee

00:25:56.480 resource groups here at the agency. I remember being stunned. Since then, however, I've learned

00:26:02.060 that far beyond the resource groups, inclusion is a core value here. Officers from the top down work

00:26:07.920 hard to ensure that every single person, whatever their gender, gender identity, race, disability,

00:26:13.900 or sexual orientation can bring their entire self to work every day.

00:26:19.600 Nothing to be worried about there. Just the CIA now spending their time at work

00:26:26.740 in a rainbow pin playing preschool games.

00:26:32.400 That's apparently what CIA agents do now at work. They sit down to build their critical

00:26:38.920 thinking skills or whatever. They play video games and little preschool games, Rubik's cubes.

00:26:46.300 That's the CIA now. And, you know, it's very important that we allow CIA agents on the job to

00:26:54.660 discuss their personal life, to talk about their sexual proclivities, their gender identity. Very,

00:26:59.800 very important. And it is, it's important to the left. It's not just important. It's the whole point

00:27:05.540 of everything. The left does not recognize that anything has a purpose or function beyond advancing

00:27:12.560 its ideas, its worldview. It sees that as the primary function of everything and everyone,

00:27:23.120 especially of every institution. So the CIA, yes. The family unit, yes. That's the primary function

00:27:32.380 of everything. So this isn't, this isn't going to change, but it does show you, um, just how deep

00:27:40.320 the leftist rot is in our country and in our institutions. This stuff is embedded deep in there.

00:27:50.240 And leftists have been working towards this goal. Give them some credit. They've been working

00:27:55.580 towards this goal relentlessly and ruthlessly and, and sort of brilliantly, um, for decades.

00:28:03.440 This is not happening by accident. It's not like everyone woke up yesterday and went insane.

00:28:09.440 And next thing you know, the CIA, they're, they're wearing rainbow pins and playing, you know,

00:28:12.880 playing video games on the job, talking about their gender identity and their gender expression.

00:28:16.820 That's not, it may seem like that to those of us who haven't been paying attention,

00:28:19.880 but, uh, no, this is, this is very intentional. It's a process that's been happening for, for many,

00:28:25.300 many years. And that's why undoing it and getting rid of the rot, revitalizing our, our, our culture,

00:28:34.720 reclaiming our culture, that is not going to be, you know, a one, two, three step solution

00:28:41.480 or just flipping a switch or something. It's not going to happen that way.

00:28:46.500 And it's also a problem that goes way beyond simply electing Republicans to fix.

00:28:54.920 Republicans who have shown no interest in fixing any of this, um, have really been a part of this

00:28:59.920 problem. You know, at best have done nothing to stop it. And at worst have, have taken part in

00:29:04.960 this process. Um, but that's why conservatives need to get out of this, this way of thinking

00:29:14.040 where it always comes down to elections and we just got to get a Republican in the white house.

00:29:18.240 And that's all that matters.

00:29:22.240 This achieves nothing. If that's all, if we're, if we're only that's, that's surface level.

00:29:26.780 Um, you're only focused at the very, very top, but as I said, this rot goes deep, way deeper than

00:29:34.760 that. Um, kind of related, I guess Sarah Silverman has called out Caitlyn Jenner in no uncertain

00:29:44.540 terms. And I, I, one of the reasons I play this is you, you may remember a few weeks ago, Sarah

00:29:49.480 Silverman was getting credit, um, from conservative media people, uh, and by a lot of conservatives

00:29:55.120 because on this same podcast, she spoke out against the, uh, X, the extremes of leftism

00:30:02.120 and was saying that, you know, leftism is getting too extreme. And anytime someone on the left

00:30:06.640 says something like that, conservatives eat that right up. And I was, I was expecting the

00:30:12.600 Sarah Silverman, she might get a CPAC invitation because she said that. And maybe after what I'm

00:30:16.620 about to play, she'll still get one. I don't know. But I remember saying at the time that,

00:30:23.240 yeah, what she's saying is basically true and good that the left, they are extreme,

00:30:27.620 but she, she's part of that. She is also an extreme leftist as evidenced by this. 0.97

00:30:38.080 I saw Caitlyn Jenner saying trans girls, uh, should not play girls sports. Caitlyn,

00:30:44.580 you're a woman, right? A trans girl is a girl. She should have the same rights as cis girls. 0.99

00:30:57.180 If you think a trans girl, what you think a trans girl is too strong. I, what about tall girls 1.00

00:31:05.100 as opposed to short girls? What about a boys in high school who are teeny tiny and their teammates,

00:31:11.400 uh, have already hit puberty and are shaving? Why don't you just have co-ed sports divided by weight

00:31:17.760 or height? I, you know, this is so dumb. They are legislating this without one single example 0.99

00:31:24.480 of how this plays out.

00:31:29.380 This is not worrying about girls sports. Uh, believe me, not, I think there are better ways

00:31:37.240 to worry about girls sports. This is not worrying about, this is not what that is. This is not

00:31:42.960 worrying. This is not concern for girls sports. It's transphobia full stop. It's just such a bummer 1.00

00:31:50.320 when a, you know, such a prominent trans woman is such a, you know, it's like being Jewish right now 0.99

00:32:02.340 and having the most recognizable Jewish names be Weinstein and Epstein, you know, it's like super 0.71

00:32:07.920 not awesome, but super, not awesome. Very eloquently put. So, uh, yeah, that's all conservatives that

00:32:17.000 were celebrating. Sarah Silverman, she's on our side. She's, she's tired of the leftist extremism. 0.99

00:32:23.980 Well, no, she thinks that she thinks that women have penises. She thinks that men can have babies. 1.00

00:32:28.300 Okay. That's as extreme a position as you can take. And it's as insane of a position as you can

00:32:36.480 take. And that's what she believes or claims to anyway. So no, no, no, that's not someone who holds

00:32:43.760 that view cannot be on our side, at least on, on any side that I recognize. There's no like, well,

00:32:51.520 yeah, she, she believes that and is advocating for a world where that is, um, where, you know,

00:32:57.000 that, that operates according to that false reality. Uh, but, but you know, she's, she can 1.00

00:33:01.500 be an ally in other areas. No, she can't. And by the way, and you hear this all the time from the

00:33:08.060 left, um, on the trans sports issue where they say, you, there's no examples. This isn't happening

00:33:13.340 anywhere. Give me one example. Okay. I could give you dozens of examples. It is happening.

00:33:17.960 We could start in Connecticut where biological males with, with, with, uh, track times that would

00:33:26.160 not have qualified them for even like the top 20 were crushing the female competition 1.00

00:33:32.000 in, uh, in the, the state championships. That's one example. There are plenty of examples of this

00:33:41.120 happening. Um, but with that said, I think, I think Silverman is sort of right about two things.

00:33:52.360 Um, the first thing that she's right about, what are the two things? Let me remember pulling a Rick

00:33:59.220 Perry. Okay. The first thing that she's right about is that this is not just about girls sports.

00:34:04.600 She's right about that. And I think that's a reality that, that that's a truth that conservatives

00:34:09.120 need to be honest about and need to embrace and need to be open about, you know, trying to stop

00:34:14.580 biological males from getting onto girls sports teams. Why are we motivated to do that? Well, 0.97

00:34:21.360 let me speak for myself anyway. I can, that's cause I, all I can do. Why am I motivated to do that?

00:34:27.960 Why do I want to prevent this? Is it simply because of my passion for girls sports? Is it my,

00:34:35.600 my ultimate worry? Is it that, uh, we'll live in, in a country where there are no girls sports? 0.51

00:34:42.660 No, I want there to be girls sports, but is it the most important thing in the world to me? It's not. 1.00

00:34:50.080 Am I up at night, lying awake, tossing and turning, say, what about girls sports? It's an attack on

00:34:55.640 girls sports. No. Um, I recognize that girls sports is, but one battlefield,

00:35:05.600 in the overall war for reality. And it's an important battlefield because it's getting a lot

00:35:11.700 of attention and because of the precedent that will be set if we lost in this battlefield.

00:35:18.800 So that's, I'm not worried about losing girls sports specifically. I'm worried about losing

00:35:24.520 our grip as a culture on reality.

00:35:26.960 reality. And when you lose reality, girls sports is like the least of your problems. 1.00

00:35:35.380 If we live in a country where, where, where we have abandoned reality itself and science and all

00:35:43.920 that makes sense. Uh, yeah, we won't have girls sports anymore. We also won't have like anything else.

00:35:49.260 I fully admit that. So when someone like Sarah Silverman accuses us of, um, being motivated by

00:35:59.640 more than just a concern for girls sports, I say, absolutely. You are damn right. 0.72

00:36:07.720 That's what all conservatives should be saying. But instead, most Republicans, if they dare even

00:36:13.460 speak on this issue, they pretend that, no, this isn't about transgenderism at all. This is only

00:36:19.320 about, uh, protecting girls sports. We just care so much about girls sports. Oh, please be honest

00:36:26.620 about what you're doing. I agree with Sarah Silverman on that. Be honest. It's not like we,

00:36:32.780 we have some insidious, it's not like our real motivations are insidious. We're trying to protect

00:36:39.500 reality. That's the point here. Kind of important. What is the other thing she's right about? She's

00:36:47.040 also right that, uh, Caitlyn Jenner's position is incoherent. She's a hundred percent right.

00:36:53.560 Cause Caitlyn Jenner is saying, I'm a woman and we're supposed to accept him as a woman.

00:37:00.480 And yeah, if he's really a woman, then why shouldn't he be able to participate in female

00:37:06.260 sports? And if a trans girl is really a girl, then why shouldn't they be able to participate 0.99

00:37:12.220 in girl sports? It doesn't make any sense. See the, the, the objection to trans quote unquote,

00:37:22.100 trans girls participating in girl sports only makes sense if it's grounded in an acknowledgement

00:37:28.860 that trans girls aren't really girls, because if they are girls, then obviously they belong in girl 1.00

00:37:34.240 sports. In fact, if they are girls and we are disqualifying them from girl sports, 0.96

00:37:39.260 that is discrimination. That's like bigotry, right? Our point is that they're not girls. 0.99

00:37:46.980 I am not aware of any argument against allowing quote unquote, trans girls in girl sports,

00:37:52.600 aside from the argument that they're not really girls. That's my whole argument. I have no other

00:38:00.060 argument. It's a pretty simple argument. I think it's a good one. Why shouldn't they go in girl 1.00

00:38:04.440 sports? Oh, well, because they're not girls. I understand that you've given them a label with 0.96

00:38:10.020 the word girl in it, but they're not really girls though. They're not the same. There's a, an essential

00:38:16.760 fundamental difference between them and the actual girls. That's the argument. That's the whole argument.

00:38:22.320 So if, but if we're accepting that trans girls are girls, then there's no argument. Your argument 0.89

00:38:29.900 makes no sense. That's why you might think that Caitlyn Jenner is the perfect mouthpiece for this

00:38:36.940 because, oh, look, a trans person's coming out against it. His position doesn't make sense. It's

00:38:42.600 incoherent. Caitlyn Jenner, are we supposed to accept you as a woman or not? Are you telling us now

00:38:50.420 you're not a woman? Because if you are saying you're a woman, then by, by that standard, yes, 0.93

00:38:57.940 these trans people should be in girl sports. This is what happens on the right. And I don't accept 1.00

00:39:05.500 Caitlyn Jenner as being on the right, by the way, but this is what happens on the right when we don't

00:39:09.780 have the guts and the intelligence and the wherewithal to be honest about what we're doing

00:39:14.720 and what our argument is and to make the fundamental argument rather than staying on the surface,

00:39:21.200 trimming around the edges, you know, get down to the nitty gritty. This is what the argument is

00:39:26.280 really about. What is the, what is the sports argument really about? It's about the question

00:39:31.480 of whether or not those quote unquote trans girls are actually girls. Our position is no, they aren't. 0.98

00:39:35.460 That's it. If you're too afraid to say that, then you're useless and you're worthless in this 1.00

00:39:42.640 discussion. Please butt out because whatever argument you're making is pathetic and bad. 1.00

00:39:48.040 If that's not your argument. All right. Um, let's move now to reading the YouTube comments. 0.99

00:39:56.740 Arthur says the worst part about that mask video is the guy who filmed it is the cry baby who actually

00:40:01.040 thought it was a good idea to post it online. That should scare us more than the virus.

00:40:05.460 Yeah. That's always all of these, uh, many Tik TOK videos are like this and all these mask

00:40:10.760 shaming videos, uh, where the, the, the undisputed villain in the encounter is the one filming it and

00:40:18.380 not just filming it. Like, it's not like they are live streaming it and, uh, they, they, they lose

00:40:23.640 their temper in the moment and it goes out on the internet for all time. No, they film it and then

00:40:30.440 watch it back, but they film their own emotional breakdown and they film themselves being a bully

00:40:36.000 to someone. In this case, this man berating a pregnant woman and getting up in her face.

00:40:41.320 He films it, watches it back and says, this is great stuff. Let me post it online for everyone

00:40:46.340 to see. Um, Maximilian says, Matt, I think you need to pick another hideous shirt because everyone

00:40:53.600 likes the polka dot shirt now. Well, that's why would I pick another one? The plan is working.

00:41:01.660 This is, you know what this is? This is indoctrination. You're all getting a lesson

00:41:05.140 in indoctrination. This is how it works in desensitization, conditioning, and indoctrination

00:41:11.460 and even, uh, hypnotism. All of those altogether. Uh, let's see. WM music says, Matt, do you think

00:41:21.400 rote obedience leads to true obedience or a desire to obey? Uh, there's caveats and qualifiers, but

00:41:29.500 basically, yes, I think so. That's what we were, we were talking about a second ago. That's what we're

00:41:34.540 seeing in our culture right now. Um, people at first being forced to obey mask mandates, shutdowns

00:41:42.860 and all of that. And now there are millions of people who actually have a desire to obey them.

00:41:47.740 They don't want the rules to go away. So yeah, absolutely. Orange banana says, Hey Matt,

00:41:54.300 sauna is pronounced sauna. S O W N A. 1.00

00:41:59.040 What? Sauna? Sauna. I was just sitting over there in the sauna. That's not how it's pronounced. It's

00:42:09.700 sauna. Sauna. A U. Sauna. Like I may not have graduated college or even gone to college, but I

00:42:16.940 know it's not sauna. Can you imagine going to, I don't know, uh, uh, like a spa or I can't imagine

00:42:23.400 going to a spa in the first place, but if you do and you walk in, Hey, uh, where's your sauna?

00:42:29.040 Um, and finally, Jesus freak says, I don't have anything important to say. I'm just commenting.

00:42:35.160 So Matt might read it. Well, there you go. And thank you for your service and feeding the algorithm.

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00:43:45.620 Now for our daily cancellation, we turn to the tragic story of one pop smoke. He was a rapper

00:43:53.760 from Brooklyn who was shot and killed last year. Apparently little was known about the murder until

00:43:57.900 just the past few days when the media reported that pop smoke's killer was a 15 year old kid

00:44:02.140 who along with a few friends invaded his home at four 30 in the morning to steal his jewelry.

00:44:06.700 In the process of taking his jewelry, uh, they shot him in the chest and killed him. Allegedly a 15

00:44:10.940 year old admitted to the crime in jailhouse conversations that were recorded unbeknownst to

00:44:14.760 the 15 year old. I think ultimately the rapper died over a Rolex watch, which was all they made

00:44:19.520 off with. They sold that for $2,000. So a man died for $2,000 split between four guys. Now when news of

00:44:27.260 the killer's identity broke over the weekend, there was a lot of reaction on social media from people

00:44:30.940 lamenting and wondering how a 15 year old kid could engage in this kind of senseless violence.

00:44:36.520 Now many rap fans and pop smoke fans simply couldn't believe that such a fate could befall

00:44:41.200 pop smoke that his life could be lost for such a frivolous reason. And indeed it is very sad,

00:44:47.740 but it may not be quite as surprising as they make it out to be. I confess that I was not familiar

00:44:55.620 with pop smoke's work, uh, while he was still living, but out of curiosity, I did look up some

00:45:00.120 of his songs, uh, after reading the latest news and not surprisingly pop smoke appears to be a rapper

00:45:06.760 in the traditional variety with lyrics like this from his song Dior. He says, I'll make a movie like

00:45:13.240 TNT Glock 30 on me, ask who really want it. I bet I air it like BNB nappy blue wild into my section.

00:45:20.440 And I keep that 38 for that weapon. Remember when I came home from corrections, all the bad is in my

00:45:25.520 direction and lyrics like this from the song, get it on me or got it on me. Sorry. This AR be my trophy

00:45:32.580 shoot first, shoot back automatic when the woo clap. And there's a poetry like this from welcome

00:45:37.740 to the party gun on my hip one in the head, 10 in the clip, baby, baby. Don't trip. Just lower your

00:45:43.140 tone. Cause you could get hit. And finally, who could forget the song gangsta, which, uh, with a

00:45:47.960 passage like this 44, got a kickback, click, clack, get back shots at your rib pack, or you're going to

00:45:54.380 get chin checked talking about the guns, but never shot. Might as well put a cap on it all over with a

00:46:00.560 chopstick, run up and I'm branding them 38s on the block. Won't hesitate. Okay. Plenty more that came 1.00

00:46:06.420 from pretty standard stuff yet. We're never supposed to stop and wonder if this standard may be having

00:46:14.320 perhaps some kind of effect on the world. Is it possible that when the music industry churns out

00:46:21.040 thousands and thousands and thousands of songs every year, directly glorifying and encouraging street

00:46:27.280 violence, that maybe it could after a while actually, actually succeed in helping to create

00:46:33.380 the very behavior that it is so explicitly promoting. Now I'm not suggesting that Pop Smoke's

00:46:38.780 killer was directly influenced by Pop Smoke himself. Maybe he was, maybe he wasn't. I don't know.

00:46:43.620 All I'm saying is that, is that the rapper contributed to a culture that goes out of its way to romanticize

00:46:48.200 exactly the sort of thing that Pop Smoke's killer killer did to him. In other words, when someone in an

00:46:54.980 industry that glorifies street violence dies by street violence, would it perhaps be time for a

00:47:00.900 bit of reflection? Should we consider about, you know, should we wonder about all of these dots that

00:47:06.460 line up so perfectly just begging to be connected? Now I brought this up over the weekend and as

00:47:12.720 expected, most of the responses were rather negative. Some were along the lines of this comment from a guy

00:47:17.940 named Akbar Jenkins who said, I hope Matt experiences street violence. Yes, if you're upset that I said

00:47:24.740 rap encourages violence, the way to prove me wrong is to wish death on me. Good plan. And then many other 0.98

00:47:31.000 comments were making points similar to the one that someone named Trevor makes here. He says, this is like

00:47:36.620 saying the writers of the Saw franchise had it coming if some twisted fan decided to ensnare them in a real life

00:47:41.700 jigsaw trap. Now, you often hear these comparisons between violence and rap and violence and film.

00:47:49.560 But there are two very significant differences. First of all, the movie Saw does not glorify or

00:47:56.220 romanticize serial killers. You're not supposed to watch that movie and come away with a sympathetic

00:48:01.000 view of the killer from Saw. You're not supposed to think that it looks kind of cool to trap people in a

00:48:05.380 room and force them to amputate their own limbs in order to escape. Generally, anyone imitating the 0.96

00:48:11.040 jigsaw killer from Saw would have done it on Halloween and that's about it. With all that said,

00:48:15.900 I do think that the violence in Saw was grotesque and gratuitous and desensitizing. Those were garbage 1.00

00:48:21.320 movies with no artistic value whatsoever. But they very clearly were not trying to send the message of, 0.99

00:48:27.380 hey kids, being a serial killer is fun. Second difference, Saw was obviously fiction.

00:48:34.480 It was a story. It was a tale. Most horror movies are the same. You're not supposed to confuse it with

00:48:39.480 real life. And most people don't. You go into the film fully understanding that you're entering

00:48:44.900 into a fictional world where unreal things are happening. Now let's compare all of that to rap

00:48:51.060 music. The rap music like from guys like Pop Smoke. Does rap music glorify and romanticize violence?

00:48:57.340 Does it try to make murder and drug dealing seem cool? Does it try to make these things seem appealing?

00:49:02.400 Yes. No question. Kids don't go around dressing, speaking, and acting like the serial killers

00:49:08.820 from horror films most of the time. Again, unless it's Halloween. But kids, especially kids in the

00:49:14.360 city, do absolutely imitate rappers. Imitate them in every way from speech to style to yes behavior.

00:49:22.060 The music is designed to have this effect. Everybody involved in making the music knows that it's

00:49:27.760 having this effect. There is no escaping that reality. They can't plead ignorance.

00:49:31.880 They're sending a clear message that, especially if you're a boy growing up in an urban area, 0.98

00:49:35.780 the way to prove that you're tough and cool is to deal drugs and murder people. There is no 0.75

00:49:39.820 mistaking that message. It is very direct. Second, rap music does not present itself as fiction.

00:49:48.340 Now, it might be true that some of these guys are lying about their criminal exploits, but

00:49:52.240 they certainly don't try to make it seem like they're lying or telling fables.

00:49:55.900 They, again, go out of their way to convince the listener that they really have done and continue

00:50:01.440 to do all of the things they describe in their music. Oftentimes, they'll explicitly address and

00:50:06.520 reject the claim that they're lying or pretending. Pop Smoke in one of those songs I just read

00:50:10.740 makes it clear that some people talk about guns but never shoot anything, and he is not one of those

00:50:16.760 people. He wants you to know that he really has killed people, and he's killed them for almost no

00:50:22.080 reason. He says, like, kill someone because he doesn't like their tone, and that all of this 0.57

00:50:27.280 makes him very cool and, in fact, way cooler than the average rapper in the game. That's the message 0.94

00:50:33.260 he wants you to pick up. A gospel passage about living by the sword and dying by it comes to mind.

00:50:40.460 So the fact is clear. These guys definitely encourage the chaos and brutality in our cities.

00:50:46.640 They do it for profit. They do it because the human cost means nothing to them.

00:50:52.600 And sometimes the monster they help to create turns around on them. Yeah, it's a sad way to die.

00:50:59.380 You know, it's an even sadder way to live and make a living. It's all just very sad. And maybe one of

00:51:06.080 these days, when everyone gets tired of being sad, we can acknowledge the reality that's staring us

00:51:11.040 plainly in the face and have a serious conversation about what exactly we might do to change it.

00:51:16.640 Until then, those unwilling to have this conversation and connect all these dots

00:51:20.580 are, as you may have guessed by now, canceled. And Media Matters, have fun with that segment.

00:51:30.320 I'll talk to you guys tomorrow. Godspeed.

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Ep. 718 - Dreaming Of A World Where Michelle Obama And Oprah Winfrey Are No Longer Oppressed

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