The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 737 - Groveling To The Mob Won’t Stop It From Consuming You

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, a Hollywood actress delivers a groveling apology to the mob,

00:00:04.760 despite having done absolutely nothing wrong. That always goes well, doesn't it? Meanwhile,

00:00:08.580 a prominent psychiatrist who publicly fantasized about murdering white people 0.92

00:00:12.540 doubled down and refused to apologize. This happened on the same day. What can we learn

00:00:17.280 from this interesting contrast? Also, five headlines, including an MSNBC analyst saying

00:00:22.000 that she saw some American flags over the weekend and was disturbed by them. That's a direct quote.

00:00:27.740 Also, the Biden administration officially adopts the birthing people label to describe women,

00:00:32.860 and Trump says he's considering Ron DeSantis as a VP in 2024. I think that's a terrible idea,

00:00:38.560 and I'll explain. Plus, in our daily cancellation, the actress Monique gets into some hot water for 1.00

00:00:42.800 criticizing people for dressing like slobs in public. But she's right, of course. There is a

00:00:48.440 slob epidemic in America, and we'll talk about that and much more today on The Matt Wall Show. 0.99

00:00:57.740 Welcome again to the show. A quick note to begin. This show has grown quite a bit over the past year

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00:01:32.360 you could do to really help the show. I'm over here raising money for abuelas, so frankly, this is the

00:01:37.120 least you can do for me. You owe me. Now, on to the topic at hand, and it's a topic that begins,

00:01:42.320 sadly, with another I told you so. Ellie Kemper is a popular Hollywood actress and star of the

00:01:48.160 unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and other things I haven't seen. You may recall last week when

00:01:53.880 photos resurfaced, quote-unquote, i.e. were searched for and found and posted by someone with a vendetta

00:02:00.260 of Kemper at the age of 19 in 1999, taking part in something called the Veiled Prophet Ball.

00:02:07.660 She had the honor of being crowned the Queen of Love and Beauty, a title that many people in the

00:02:12.800 audience often apply to me as it happens. 22 years later, it was decided by the Woke

00:02:18.140 Mob that the event was actually racist and was, in fact, not only racist, but a literal KKK event.

00:02:24.720 That was the claim. The Woke Mob last week began calling Kemper a KKK princess and slandering her 1.00

00:02:33.020 as a member of the Klan. This was all completely made up. Ellie Kemper, star of the unbreakable

00:02:39.180 Kimmy Schmidt, is, as it turns out, not a member of the Klan. Who would have thought? The event was

00:02:45.320 not Klan-affiliated at all, even a little. It also wasn't racist. Apparently, the Veiled

00:02:50.720 Prophet's Ball had been around since the 19th century, and it used to exclude black people

00:02:56.580 and Jews. But it integrated in 1979. That's a year before Kemper was even born. And there's 0.56

00:03:02.860 no reason that she would have known about that as a 19-year-old who just wanted to wear a fancy 0.99

00:03:08.300 dress and go to a ball. And even if she did know about it, so what? Literally any institution

00:03:14.760 that's been around for more than a century will have a history of unenlightened racial views.

00:03:19.900 And that's not just the case in America, but everywhere. Okay, take any institution created

00:03:27.080 in the 19th century or earlier, and you will find that the people who established it had views on race,

00:03:33.140 and not just on race, but everything else, that we would find objectionable today.

00:03:39.520 So, by the standard being applied to Kemper, anyone affiliated with any event or institution

00:03:45.580 or organization or function that existed for more than a few decades should apologize. I mean,

00:03:52.300 we could start with anyone who's ever attended a professional baseball game. Do you know,

00:03:57.740 I'm sure you know about the history of professional baseball and race. You ever gone to one of those

00:04:03.240 games, I'll need your apologies in writing. You're basically a member of the KKK. 0.88

00:04:10.360 But I don't say any of this in order to defend Ellie Kemper. I say it only because it's true.

00:04:16.120 I'm simply telling you the facts. As I said last week, I'm not interested in defending Ellie

00:04:21.580 Kemper because she's been a vocal proponent of BLM. She has helped to feed the beast. 0.68

00:04:26.020 She has bowed to the altar of the race hustlers. She has contributed to our current racial hysteria. 1.00

00:04:33.080 And this is the consequence. And as if to prove my point even further,

00:04:38.760 Kemper yesterday issued the expected apology. And it is as groveling and sycophantic and nauseating

00:04:45.820 as you might anticipate. Kneeling before her slanderers and apologizing for having done 0.99

00:04:51.160 absolutely nothing wrong, Kemper wrote in part, quote,

00:04:55.360 The century-old organization that hosted the debutante ball had an unquestionably racist,

00:05:02.780 sexist, and elitist past. I was not aware of the history at the time, but ignorance is not an excuse.

00:05:08.420 I was old enough to have educated myself before getting involved. At the same time,

00:05:12.360 I acknowledge that because of my race and my privilege, I am the beneficiary of a system that

00:05:16.640 has dispensed unequal justice and unequal rewards. There's a very natural temptation when

00:05:22.120 you become the subject of internet criticism to tell yourself that your detractors are getting

00:05:25.960 it all wrong. But at some point last week, I realized that a lot of the focus, or a lot of

00:05:31.740 the forces behind the criticism are forces that I've spent my life supporting and agreeing with.

00:05:36.460 If my experience is an indication that organizations and institutions with past that fall short of

00:05:40.620 these beliefs should be held to account, then I have to see this experience in a positive light.

00:05:45.400 quote, well, yes, there it is. She stumbled on the truth, but drew the wrong conclusion from it.

00:05:53.320 She says that the people attacking her are people she spent her life supporting and agreeing with.

00:05:59.200 Exactly, Ellie. You supported them, and to thank you for your support, they tore you to shreds as sport.

00:06:06.280 They tried to ruin your life and your career for nothing. Nobody was actually upset about Ellie

00:06:13.300 Kemper. Nobody cared. Nobody cared. No one was offended by this ball that no one had even heard

00:06:18.600 of before last week. None of them cared. It didn't mean anything to them. But they thought

00:06:26.660 they'd ruin your life anyway, or tried to. Maybe that should tell you something, Ellie, about those

00:06:32.620 people and their causes. She also says that ignorance is no excuse, which is a common refrain

00:06:39.000 in these gutless, self-flagellating apologies. But in fact, just so you know, ignorance is a great

00:06:46.600 excuse. It's actually one of the best excuses you can offer for something. In this case, there's

00:06:52.740 nothing to be excused for because, again, she didn't do anything wrong by attending the ball.

00:06:56.920 Yet, putting that aside, just as a general concept, if someone does something that's actually wrong,

00:07:01.560 and they don't know that it's wrong, they're ignorant, and they didn't intend to do anything 0.63

00:07:07.420 wrong, then their ignorance would, in fact, mitigate their moral culpability significantly. 0.82

00:07:14.480 Depending on what the thing is, it may not get them off the hook entirely in terms of consequences,

00:07:19.060 but it is an excuse and a pretty good one. I only make this point because the ignorance is no excuse

00:07:26.320 thing. It goes hand in hand with the idea that intent doesn't matter. You know, if you say or do

00:07:32.360 something and someone else feels offended by it, all that matters is how they feel. Your own personal

00:07:38.360 intentions are irrelevant, and that's totally backwards. But this is all a mood point. Kemper

00:07:45.240 apologized, and in apologizing, she admits guilt. She essentially confesses to a sin she didn't commit.

00:07:52.760 Right. That's what happens when you apologize. It's like if you're brought in for murder,

00:08:00.220 and you're, you know, in the interrogation room with the cops, and you didn't commit murder,

00:08:06.880 but you start apologizing to them. Oh, dear God, I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. Well, that's going to be

00:08:12.740 seen as an admission of guilt. So she assumed guilt that is not her own in order to appease the mob, 0.77

00:08:20.140 a mob which cannot be appeased, and which will still happily rip her to pieces and throw her 0.84

00:08:25.600 into the trash because she is nothing to them. So that happened. It could be educational, meanwhile, 0.96

00:08:34.020 to compare this story to another one unfolding at the same time. We discussed yesterday the

00:08:37.840 controversy surrounding Dr. Aruna Kilinani, a prominent psychiatrist who gave a lecture to the

00:08:43.360 Yale School of Medicine, which was one long racist diatribe against white people. The most racist

00:08:49.480 part of the racist rant, and it's actually kind of hard to pick the most racist part because the

00:08:53.040 entire thing is racist, but the most racist part probably is when she confessed to having a strong 0.99

00:08:57.480 urge to shoot white people in the head. And she says that she could do this, blow a white person's 1.00

00:09:03.160 brains out just because they're white, and walk away whistling joyously with a pep in her step. 1.00

00:09:08.500 In other words, she is a murderous, bloodthirsty, insane, anti-white bigot and is proud of it. 1.00

00:09:17.620 The audio of this lecture was posted online. A deserved outrage ensued. None of that outrage 1.00

00:09:23.360 coming from the left, of course. And yesterday, around the time that Ellie Kemper was apologizing

00:09:28.200 for going to a dance in 1999, Dr. Aruna came out with her own statement, doubling down and refusing

00:09:35.540 to apologize. She wrote, quote, too much of the discourse on race is a dry, bland regurgitation

00:09:42.320 of new vocabulary words with no work in the unconscious. And if you want to hit the unconscious,

00:09:47.840 you will have to feel real negative feelings. My speaking metaphorically about my own anger

00:09:54.320 was a method for people to reflect on negative feelings, to normalize negative feelings, because

00:10:00.560 if you don't, it will turn into a violent action. Something is emotionally dangerous about opening

00:10:06.060 up a conversation about race. No one wants to look at their actions or face their own negative

00:10:10.080 feelings about what they're doing. The best way to control the narrative is to focus on me and make

00:10:15.120 me the problem, which is what I stated occurs in the dynamic of racism. My work is important and I

00:10:20.120 stand by it. We need to heal in this country. She stands by it. She stands by her desire to shoot

00:10:27.860 white people in the face. In fact, more than stands by it, she wants to normalize those feelings. She 1.00

00:10:33.080 wants more people to talk about it. She wants them to be unashamed to talk about it publicly.

00:10:40.000 Not only is she not sorry, she's proud. Her work with hating white people and wanting to kill white 1.00

00:10:46.240 people is important, she says, and it will, it will heal the country. There you have it. The woman who did 1.00

00:10:54.520 nothing wrong and was smeared as a racist apologized, the woman who actually is a racist and proudly so 0.99

00:11:02.680 does not apologize. And the reason it works this way is that the real crime Ellie Kemper committed, 1.00

00:11:09.900 what's the real crime? It's that she's white. Being white is the crime. That in the end is what she 1.00

00:11:18.240 was apologizing for. It's what the mob wants all white people to apologize for and keep apologizing

00:11:25.100 forever. And you can play that game if you want. You can live your life on your knees, begging

00:11:31.360 constantly for forgiveness for sins you didn't commit. Or you can look the mob square in the face

00:11:37.200 and say, go to hell. I apologize for nothing. Those are really your only two choices now. 1.00

00:11:44.480 There is no in-between road available. And I know which one I choose. Now let's get to our five

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00:13:16.020 or call 800-951-7163. Okay. So we'll start here. Actually, I wanted to, I wanted to, to, uh, play this

00:13:25.560 during the opening, but I didn't have time. Speaking of the racist, murderous psychiatrist, 0.69

00:13:32.160 um, here is, I just want to show you, this is an example of the kind of stuff this wacko puts out 1.00

00:13:40.340 there. Um, and it's, it's, it's, it's, this is why it's important. It's not just the kind of thing

00:13:45.800 that this whack job puts out there into the world. It's what a lot of psychiatrists and, and quote,

00:13:52.700 mental health professionals are saying and telling their patients. So let's just watch this.

00:14:01.300 So part of the disconnect in white culture is that Americans think that they're at the top of

00:14:06.280 the food chain and the most free. So white female therapists often need to think of themselves as 1.00

00:14:11.560 very feminist. So they don't really actually have an idea that women from other countries are actually 0.99

00:14:16.520 doing really well. They're incredibly educated. They held high status jobs and they coming here,

00:14:22.820 they actually had to take, uh, a lower cut, an inferior job. I would point this racism out to

00:14:29.160 your therapist. Um, people often think that coming to America is a step up and that is often how white 0.75

00:14:34.200 America views it. Um, and for many immigrants, they actually had to step down, lose their titles,

00:14:39.800 lose status, make enormous sacrifices that were incredibly harmful. Also white therapists don't often 0.57

00:14:45.900 understand that immigrant parents tolerate the trauma of racism on a level that they never had

00:14:51.240 before they left their home country. Hmm. Okay. First of all, put a damn battery in your smoke

00:14:58.560 detector, lady. Um, do you not know how to change the batteries in your smoke detector? Some women 1.00

00:15:05.640 don't. I've heard. Uh, second, more important, I guess a couple of questions arise here.

00:15:14.280 And the first one is, uh, coming to America is a step down. We egotistical, arrogant white Americans, 0.99

00:15:24.500 we assume that, uh, that coming to America is a step up for immigrants, you know, and how could we 1.00

00:15:34.900 possibly arrive at that conclusion? What, where, where, where do we get off, uh, making that assumption?

00:15:41.800 Well, I don't know. Maybe because they're coming here. Maybe because they chose to leave where they 0.95

00:15:52.160 were living before and come here, you know? And so I would assume that for them, it's a step up.

00:15:59.000 If it's not a step up, why are they here? Maybe that's the reason. So explain to me, doc,

00:16:07.320 if it's a step down, then why the hell are they here?

00:16:15.260 I will just say this to anyone. If you came to this country and you've discovered that it's a step

00:16:19.120 down, you're, you're welcome to go back to wherever you came from. And that's, that's what I would do. 1.00

00:16:25.800 If I left my home country and went somewhere else and I discovered that I had stepped down in the

00:16:29.980 world, I would just go back. What are you doing here in that case?

00:16:39.040 See, they want to have it both ways when it comes to immigration. They want to say, we, you know,

00:16:45.240 we should throw open the, uh, the, the floodgates, throw open the doors, erase the borders, invite 1.00

00:16:51.180 everybody in. And if we don't do that, it's like a human rights violation. We're, we're committing,

00:16:57.760 you know, grievous sin against these immigrants who want to come here. 1.00

00:17:04.160 So they want to say that on one hand, but on the other hand, they also want to say that it's a step

00:17:08.420 down. There are countries better anyway. It's racist here. It's so much more racist and they're

00:17:14.560 persecuted even more. No, you got to pick a lane. It's one or the other. Because if it's a step down

00:17:22.380 and we're horrible to immigrants and there's so much racism and everything is bad and everything is

00:17:26.520 terrible and all the minorities here are just exhausted all the time by the persecution and 1.00

00:17:31.220 everything they saw, then that's all the more reason to close the borders and say, no, don't

00:17:35.900 come here. It's bad here. Go back to where you came from. It's be a lot better for you. In fact,

00:17:40.980 in that case, it's a, I think it's a, it's a, it would be an act of generosity and charity to close

00:17:47.380 the borders down. So you really got to pick a lane, but they never do that. It's really on every

00:17:56.500 issue. They want to have it both ways. It's, it's all the, and this is one of the advantages of being

00:18:03.060 a relativist is that there is no objective truth. So the truth is whatever you need it to be in the

00:18:06.700 moment. So depending on what the discussion is about, if the discussion is about the border,

00:18:12.120 specifically in immigration, then yeah, this is a better life and let everybody come. If the

00:18:17.740 discussion is about systemic racism, then America is a hell hole. You know, it just, it really depends. 0.69

00:18:21.560 It's whatever they need it to be in the moment. It doesn't matter if their talking points line up

00:18:28.240 with each other. And she says that, that, um, you know, there's more racism here than

00:18:36.600 in the countries where these people are coming from. Really? Can you, can you tell me which,

00:18:44.240 let's talk for a second about, you know, because I assume we're talking about non-white, 0.99

00:18:52.480 predominantly non-white countries. I mean, if these are immigrants who are coming here and 1.00

00:18:57.160 experience racism, then I assume we're not talking about immigrants from, you know, from,

00:19:01.680 from a predominantly white country. Um, even though of course, immigrants from predominantly 0.93

00:19:06.540 white countries in the, in the past have come here, for example, Irish immigrants, Italian have

00:19:12.240 come here and experienced bigotry, but I assume that's not what she's talking about. So, um, I guess

00:19:20.940 I would, I would like to know, give me an example of a predominantly non-white country somewhere else in

00:19:27.860 the world that is more racially tolerant than the United States of America. That is more racially

00:19:35.580 enlightened and tolerant than the United States of America. Can you give me an example? Because I

00:19:41.520 don't think you can. I really don't. Give me an example of a non-white country that is more accepting 0.99

00:19:51.780 of diversity, more progressive, more racially tolerant than the United States. I mean, where are

00:20:00.720 these countries that you're referring to and where in fact you can be even more successful and you can

00:20:08.260 climb the ladder even better and live the dream. And the problem is if you can name that country,

00:20:15.940 then again, the question remains, why would anyone leave there to come here? 0.96

00:20:22.960 All right, let's go to number two, Mara Gay, who, uh, we mentioned last week for some dumb 1.00

00:20:28.620 thing she said, and I can't even remember what it was, but it doesn't matter. She was on MSNBC saying

00:20:33.280 more dumb things. And, uh, this time she had some thoughts on the American flag. Now I, I saw this 0.98

00:20:38.900 clip being posted on, on Twitter by conservatives and they were quoting her as saying that, that,

00:20:45.620 she saw the American flag and it was disturbing her. And I actually, I don't know, I'm still

00:20:50.580 optimistic and I try to see the best in people. You know that about me. So I actually, I, before I

00:20:56.340 clicked on the clip, I thought, eh, you know, are they, did she really say that exactly? Or is she

00:21:02.600 just sort of implying it? Did she actually come out and say that directly? Um, I even had a little

00:21:08.260 bit of skepticism, but it turns out, no, that's exactly what she said. Let's listen.

00:21:11.340 The reality is here that, uh, we have a large percentage of the American population.

00:21:17.920 I don't know how big it is, but we have tens of millions of Trump voters who, uh, continue

00:21:22.780 to believe that their rights as citizens are under threat by simple virtue of having to share

00:21:29.600 the democracy with others. Um, I think, uh, as long as they see Americanness as the same

00:21:37.980 as one with whiteness, this is going to continue. We have to figure out how to get every American 1.00

00:21:44.580 a place at the table in this democracy, but how to separate Americanness, America from whiteness 0.95

00:21:52.440 until we can confront that and talk about that. This is really going to continue. I was on Long

00:21:58.580 Island this weekend, uh, visiting a really dear friend and I was really disturbed. I saw,

00:22:03.760 you know, dozens and dozens of pickup trucks with, uh, you know, uh, explicatives against Joe Biden,

00:22:10.700 uh, on the back of them, uh, Trump flags, and some cases, just dozens of American flags,

00:22:17.440 which, you know, uh, is also just disturbing because essentially the message was clear. It was,

00:22:22.500 this is my country. Okay. So she saw pickup trucks with, with, uh, all you have to do is laugh at

00:22:32.680 the, it's all you can do is just laugh. She saw pickup trucks and she was disturbed and she saw

00:22:37.260 American flags and she was disturbed. Just think about the bubble these people live in. 0.98

00:22:43.660 They, they, they, they really do. You know, that's not just some populist cliche, but these are elitists

00:22:53.140 who live in a bubble and they go outside of that bubble and they are horrified by normal things like

00:23:01.920 pickup trucks. I'm just imagining Mara Gay, you know, walking down the street, seeing a pickup truck

00:23:08.300 and crumpling down on the sidewalk in, in tears. Oh my God. What is that thing? What is that?

00:23:16.560 Um, and she was disturbed by the American flag as well. She's very clear about that. You know,

00:23:21.920 it's, it, we think back to Colin Kaepernick when he began his protest after he was benched and,

00:23:30.260 you know, his NFL career was falling apart and that's when he discovered his, uh, his passion for

00:23:35.740 social justice and activism, total coincidence, of course. But, and, uh, he started doing his whole

00:23:41.320 thing and we were originally told that, that it was not a protest of the flag. It's not a protest of

00:23:47.360 the anthem. It's all a protest of, uh, of police brutality. I mean, for years, that's what we were

00:23:51.380 told. Meanwhile, many of us, mostly on the right, we, we, we, from the very beginning pegged this as,

00:23:59.760 no, he's protesting the flag. That's what he's doing. Um, this is not about police brutality.

00:24:07.680 And for years and years, the left told us that's, that's, uh, that's a libelous charge. It's not true.

00:24:15.540 Well, now they're pretty open about it. They actually just hate the flag itself and they hate

00:24:19.860 what it represents. They hate the fact that when someone's flying the flag, they're saying,

00:24:26.200 this is my country. Well, yeah, Mara, that, that is what they're saying. And it is their country.

00:24:34.420 Okay. If you're an American, it's your country. They're Americans. They're flying the American flag.

00:24:42.360 Now let's go here. Number three, Trump was on Fox yesterday and he was asked about the possibility of,

00:24:49.980 uh, of having Ron DeSantis as his vice presidential, as his running mate in 2024. And he said he was,

00:24:56.780 he was open to the idea. First, let's listen to Trump, uh, talking about that.

00:25:00.620 If you were to run for the presidency in 2024, would you consider Ron DeSantis,

00:25:06.080 governor of Florida as your running mate?

00:25:08.640 Sure I would, but you know, there are numerous people that are great. I would certainly consider

00:25:13.020 Ron. I was, I was at the beginning of Ron. I was the first one to endorse him when he came out as a

00:25:19.080 congressman that a lot of people didn't know. And my endorsement helped him tremendously. And I know

00:25:24.240 him very well. He's a great guy. We have other great people. I mean, you look at some of the people

00:25:28.620 that Republican people that have done a great job with States and you don't see that with the

00:25:33.620 Democrats. I mean, they kept their States closed and locked down and the schools are closed. It's

00:25:40.420 just absolutely outrageous how they get away with it. Uh, yeah, I, I just want to say now,

00:25:49.960 I mean, there's no indication that, that Ron DeSantis is interested in this. And in fairness,

00:25:56.020 he was, he was asked, would you consider him? And so he said, yeah. And, uh, what else is he going

00:26:00.880 to say? He's not going to say, no, I wouldn't consider it. So can't blame him for giving that

00:26:04.920 answer. Um, this, this is far from concern from confirming that it's an actual thing. That's

00:26:11.240 that, that, that might happen. And I would assume that Ron DeSantis wouldn't be on board for that.

00:26:16.220 I hope he wouldn't because this would be a terrible idea to have Ron DeSantis as Trump's

00:26:22.800 running mate. Talk about a waste of talent. You're going to take the most effective, effective 0.99

00:26:28.440 executive level politician, effective governor in a country. I mean, the most effective Republican

00:26:35.980 politician at any level, I think, and make him a figurehead, make him a, a vice president

00:26:45.260 who does nothing. Terrible idea. And the reason it's worth addressing is because I see this a lot

00:26:53.120 online. There's, there's definitely a feeling out there among Trump supporters that they would

00:26:56.940 love to see this happen. I see a lot of Trump DeSantis, 2024 things online, terrible, awful idea.

00:27:04.080 If DeSantis is not running in 2024, if he's not interested in being president or running for

00:27:09.660 president 2024, then he needs to stay governor of Florida where he's done such a phenomenal job.

00:27:15.740 The last thing we need is for him to be vice president for Trump. And the other thing also

00:27:20.600 to keep in mind is that Trump has an extensive history of hiring people to work for him. And

00:27:28.360 then within a few years, he hates that person and they're at each other's throats and, and all of

00:27:33.240 that. I mean, that's, that's the way it almost always goes with like every person Trump hires,

00:27:37.780 who's not in his family. I know you might, you might be able to think of a few exceptions,

00:27:42.320 but not many. And if that were to happen to DeSantis, it would just sort of sully his political

00:27:49.240 brand. And, um, and that's the last thing we need. Now, what really needs to happen is Ron DeSantis.

00:27:56.760 If he decides he wants to stay governor of Florida, that's fine. But if he's interested,

00:28:01.960 then Ron DeSantis should run in 2024 and he should be the guy. And Donald Trump, if he cares about

00:28:07.200 the cause, if he cares about the movement, he would get behind DeSantis, not as vice president,

00:28:13.440 but he would endorse him and tell all of his supporters to go to Ron DeSantis. You know,

00:28:19.840 DeSantis is, is the future of the Republican party. Donald Trump, who would be 78 in 2024 is not.

00:28:29.780 Um, and putting everything else aside, I, I have been very clear and consistent that I do not

00:28:37.120 think. And I said this with Biden and it wasn't just because it's Biden. And there are a lot of

00:28:40.220 reasons to oppose Biden. And there were, um, during the campaign, but we could just start and end it

00:28:47.340 with his age. 78 years old is way too old. And we're seeing this right now. 78 years old is way

00:28:53.840 too old to run for president. It just is. You're going to, you're going to be turning 80 in the

00:28:57.860 presidency. That is old for a Pope. Okay. That's even like Pope level old. And if it counts as old

00:29:07.160 for a Pope, it's all, it's too old for a president. And I know the response is that, well, Trump is

00:29:14.220 different and he's got a lot more energy and everything. Yeah, he does, but, uh, he is a

00:29:18.720 mortal human being like the rest of us. And there are just physical realities. And one of them is that

00:29:25.560 your mind and your body deteriorate as you get older. And when you get into your eighties or close

00:29:31.260 to it, that process really kicks into high gear for everyone. You don't, there's no getting away

00:29:38.460 from that or around it. So let's not do that, please. More political news. The Biden administration

00:29:47.460 is now officially referring to women as birthing people. So here's Biden in, uh, their, their budget

00:29:55.780 proposal. He says, uh, talking about his budget proposal, just reading the language, it says it

00:30:02.060 reduces the maternal mortality rate and ends race-based disparities in maternal mortality.

00:30:07.420 The United States has the highest maternal mortality rate among developed nations with an

00:30:11.880 unacceptably high mortality rate for black American Indian, Alaskan native, and other women of color.

00:30:17.460 To help end this high rate of maternal mortality and race-based disparities and outcomes among

00:30:22.280 birthing people. And then it goes, it goes from there, uh, birthing people. Now, of course he still 0.94

00:30:29.440 uses the word maternal and, you know, maternal, maternal means relating to a mother. That's what it means.

00:30:40.460 So you can still say that, but you can't say mother anymore. We have to say birthing people.

00:30:44.360 The Democrat party continuing to, um, erase women.

00:30:52.900 I mean, in a, in a, in a, in a very literal sense or as literal as they possibly can.

00:30:58.680 They are, they are trying to destroy and undermine the concept of womanhood. 0.99

00:31:04.020 And for so long, we've, feminists have accused Republicans of doing that. 1.00

00:31:13.000 You're erasing women. 1.00

00:31:16.160 And here's, here's what that, and for a long time, when, uh, when feminists in the left 1.00

00:31:23.720 accused Republicans of doing that, of course it was totally nonsense.

00:31:26.200 But I, along probably with you, I, I always thought, well, what do you mean erasing women?

00:31:31.740 What would that even look like?

00:31:34.280 Oh, okay.

00:31:34.760 Well, this is what it looks like.

00:31:37.820 And it's, uh, pretty disturbing.

00:31:40.000 The American flag is not disturbing, but this is.

00:31:43.120 All right.

00:31:43.400 Next we have, um, Greta Thunberg issued another proclamation condemning all of us for our selfishness.

00:31:50.480 And she does this periodically, periodically.

00:31:53.040 I mean, like three times a week.

00:31:54.840 So this is a long one.

00:31:56.380 It went on for like five minutes.

00:31:59.020 Um, but we'll play a little bit of it.

00:32:01.440 And, and this portion I thought was funny.

00:32:04.520 Primarily just because she talks about the thoughts and feelings of fish

00:32:07.760 and how we have to respect their thoughts and feelings.

00:32:10.360 So let's listen.

00:32:12.260 And finally, the animals.

00:32:14.960 Every year we kill more than 16 billion animals,

00:32:19.060 excluding fish whose numbers are so great

00:32:22.820 that we only measure their lives by weight.

00:32:26.520 What about their thoughts and feelings?

00:32:29.940 Some animals plan for the future,

00:32:33.020 forge friendships that last for decades.

00:32:37.100 They play, they help each other.

00:32:40.580 They show signs of what we call empathy.

00:32:43.340 But 70% of the animals we farm live inside factories.

00:32:49.680 In the United States, that number is 99%.

00:32:53.720 Their lives are short and terrible.

00:32:58.540 How will we be judged?

00:33:00.160 It is heartbreaking to know all this,

00:33:04.940 but it is also our opportunity.

00:33:07.380 We know what we can do.

00:33:09.320 We can change the way we farm.

00:33:11.920 We can change what we eat.

00:33:14.120 We can change how we treat nature.

00:33:17.520 Some of us have lots of choices,

00:33:19.860 while some have none at all.

00:33:22.160 Those with the most power have the most responsibility.

00:33:25.040 And most of us can do something.

00:33:29.160 So, what will you do?

00:33:32.900 Nothing.

00:33:34.200 I'm not going to do anything.

00:33:35.580 I'm being totally honest with you.

00:33:38.060 Greta, I'm not going to do anything at all

00:33:39.980 about these problems that you have outlined.

00:33:41.880 And I'm not even denying that some of them,

00:33:46.540 you know, in a perfect world,

00:33:50.860 would I, if I were setting up my perfect world,

00:33:53.060 would it include factory farming?

00:33:55.600 No.

00:33:57.660 What am I going to do about it?

00:33:59.220 Nothing, really.

00:34:01.640 And part of that is,

00:34:03.820 you know, you people have taken this on as your cause.

00:34:06.840 But, it's, and there's, it's,

00:34:11.040 there are a lot of,

00:34:12.780 you know, a lot of complaints,

00:34:15.260 a lot of criticisms,

00:34:16.280 but really short on solutions.

00:34:20.280 So, just saying, we can change.

00:34:22.380 Let's change the way we eat.

00:34:24.940 Let's change this and that.

00:34:26.280 Well, in what way exactly?

00:34:29.320 And you got to be real specific.

00:34:32.620 Because we, you know,

00:34:33.520 we got a lot of people to feed

00:34:34.760 in this country.

00:34:36.840 300 plus mil,

00:34:38.980 330 million people.

00:34:41.140 And counting,

00:34:42.100 especially because,

00:34:43.240 as we discussed earlier,

00:34:45.240 the borders being porous,

00:34:46.800 people, people,

00:34:48.140 more and more people

00:34:49.420 pouring in here every day.

00:34:51.420 And that's more and more people to feed.

00:34:53.000 A lot of mouths to feed.

00:34:56.020 So, what's your plan

00:34:57.460 for making sure that all those people get fed?

00:34:59.560 Cicadas?

00:35:01.480 You think we're all going to live on worms?

00:35:03.180 I mean, what is your plan exactly?

00:35:07.660 And also, just so you know,

00:35:10.820 fish don't really have thoughts

00:35:13.220 or feelings at all.

00:35:15.280 They're basically like biological machines.

00:35:19.300 So, you don't have to worry too much

00:35:21.240 about how the fish are feeling

00:35:22.280 because they're not really feeling anything.

00:35:24.700 They don't have the neurological equipment

00:35:26.200 for that.

00:35:26.640 All right.

00:35:29.340 You know who,

00:35:30.480 here's a group that does have feelings.

00:35:32.800 That would be babies,

00:35:33.840 little children.

00:35:35.880 That's something the left

00:35:36.800 probably needs to be reminded.

00:35:38.020 So, I want to do a little parenting advice

00:35:39.660 here quickly

00:35:40.140 before I move on to

00:35:41.400 YouTube comments.

00:35:43.760 Emily Radajkowski,

00:35:45.460 whose name I can never pronounce exactly,

00:35:47.300 but she's a supermodel. 1.00

00:35:48.640 She just had a baby

00:35:49.520 three months ago

00:35:50.340 and she's back to posting

00:35:53.220 video

00:35:55.540 or photos of herself

00:35:57.020 in bikinis.

00:35:57.620 She's back

00:35:58.160 posing in bikinis again 0.58

00:36:00.040 and we have the photo.

00:36:01.560 Here she is.

00:36:02.300 This was on,

00:36:03.140 Sports Illustrated posted this

00:36:04.760 and here she is

00:36:05.840 holding her three-month-old baby,

00:36:08.020 her son.

00:36:08.440 I believe that's her son

00:36:09.520 and I could be wrong about this,

00:36:13.440 but didn't she say,

00:36:15.020 wasn't she one of the people

00:36:15.700 who said that she's going to raise

00:36:16.560 her kid to be gender-neutral

00:36:17.760 or something?

00:36:18.420 Maybe I'm wrong.

00:36:19.100 I think she said that.

00:36:20.960 This doesn't look like

00:36:21.720 a gender-neutral kid to me,

00:36:23.280 but more to the point,

00:36:26.340 okay, so she's got the bikini on,

00:36:27.620 she's showing off the bikini bod,

00:36:29.720 holding her baby there

00:36:30.880 as an accessory,

00:36:32.360 but the way she's holding that baby, 0.76

00:36:34.980 I just want you to know,

00:36:37.500 okay,

00:36:37.840 and it's a problem

00:36:38.620 when I'm the one

00:36:39.280 who has to give these lessons

00:36:40.280 on how to hold babies.

00:36:41.540 Well, I've had four of them,

00:36:42.540 so I've learned a thing or two.

00:36:44.040 You do not hold a baby like that.

00:36:46.520 Someone teach this chick 1.00

00:36:47.680 how to hold a baby.

00:36:49.380 She's going to cause 1.00

00:36:50.460 serious damage to this child.

00:36:53.540 This is,

00:36:53.920 you know how she's holding the kid,

00:36:55.240 this is how my one-year-old

00:36:56.960 holds her baby dolls.

00:36:59.720 My one-year-old will walk around

00:37:00.860 the house holding her baby doll

00:37:01.860 like that around,

00:37:02.740 with her arm like that,

00:37:03.980 like basically around the neck,

00:37:05.600 and sometimes she'll very,

00:37:07.300 in a very nurturing way,

00:37:08.260 she'll be feeding her

00:37:09.160 fake baby bottle

00:37:10.860 to the baby doll,

00:37:11.720 and then she'll get bored 1.00

00:37:13.720 and she'll just chuck

00:37:14.460 the baby doll across the room.

00:37:17.040 I hope that Emily

00:37:18.380 doesn't do that to her kid. 1.00

00:37:20.100 But anyway,

00:37:20.620 you don't hold a baby like that.

00:37:22.260 Way too much pressure.

00:37:23.280 You need to support the neck.

00:37:24.320 This is a three-month-old kid.

00:37:26.460 They don't have all the muscles

00:37:27.640 and everything in the neck

00:37:28.560 to hold their heads up,

00:37:29.820 and their heads,

00:37:30.620 you know,

00:37:30.820 babies,

00:37:31.180 their heads are way too big

00:37:31.880 for their bodies,

00:37:32.820 so that's why you've got to

00:37:33.540 put a lot of support

00:37:34.140 behind the neck.

00:37:35.520 And in the photo

00:37:36.200 on the right there,

00:37:36.920 she's putting way too much

00:37:37.900 pressure on his left arm.

00:37:40.000 I mean,

00:37:40.140 you're going to rip his arm

00:37:40.940 out of its socket.

00:37:44.480 That just concerns me

00:37:45.580 as a parent.

00:37:47.040 But this is what happens

00:37:48.340 when you see your child

00:37:50.760 more as a fashion accessory

00:37:52.340 than as a human being.

00:37:56.320 All right,

00:37:56.760 let's move on now

00:37:57.500 to reading the YouTube comments.

00:38:00.360 Mateo says,

00:38:01.760 speaking of the Abuela fundraiser,

00:38:03.160 this is officially

00:38:03.740 the nicest internet troll

00:38:05.160 of all time.

00:38:05.880 Is Matt's heart thawing

00:38:07.280 after all this time?

00:38:09.880 Well,

00:38:10.380 like we said yesterday,

00:38:11.360 it's the nicest,

00:38:12.960 it's also the meanest.

00:38:15.640 It's nice,

00:38:16.520 it's mean,

00:38:17.060 it's petty,

00:38:17.540 it's generous,

00:38:18.260 generous.

00:38:18.900 It's all of those things

00:38:19.840 at once.

00:38:20.960 It is all things

00:38:21.760 to all people.

00:38:25.160 Another comment says,

00:38:26.260 a ton of people saying

00:38:27.260 this was a huge fail,

00:38:29.140 et cetera.

00:38:29.640 Don't listen to them.

00:38:31.240 I thought it was brilliant.

00:38:32.280 Yeah,

00:38:32.460 there is a minority

00:38:33.640 of voices on the right.

00:38:36.100 Especially now,

00:38:37.120 of course,

00:38:37.340 people on the left

00:38:37.900 were upset about it

00:38:38.680 because they were going

00:38:39.360 to be upset

00:38:39.700 no matter what I do.

00:38:41.000 But my minority

00:38:43.140 of voices on the right

00:38:44.120 who have been very critical

00:38:46.420 of the Abuela fundraiser,

00:38:48.300 very critical of it

00:38:50.060 and very outraged

00:38:51.340 and offended

00:38:51.860 that I did it.

00:38:52.880 but they could never

00:38:56.040 quite settle

00:38:59.740 on what their criticism was,

00:39:01.120 what problem

00:39:01.620 they had with it.

00:39:03.680 What I kept hearing

00:39:04.640 over and over again

00:39:05.240 over the last few days,

00:39:06.260 what I've heard

00:39:06.560 a million times

00:39:07.280 from some people

00:39:07.840 on the right

00:39:08.320 is,

00:39:09.440 I've heard two things.

00:39:10.700 First of all,

00:39:11.180 what are you raising money

00:39:12.480 for the enemy?

00:39:14.160 Okay,

00:39:15.520 Abuela is not my enemy.

00:39:18.380 She's a sweet old woman,

00:39:20.340 presumably.

00:39:22.640 AOC's grandmother

00:39:23.640 is not my enemy.

00:39:24.880 That's the first thing.

00:39:26.120 And the other thing

00:39:26.480 I heard is,

00:39:27.160 what are you doing this for

00:39:28.800 when there are all

00:39:29.740 these other issues

00:39:30.460 that need our attention?

00:39:32.380 Why is this

00:39:33.220 the most important thing

00:39:34.040 to you?

00:39:35.420 Why are you talking

00:39:36.180 about this

00:39:36.840 rather than this thing

00:39:37.960 over here?

00:39:38.500 And whenever someone

00:39:40.520 goes for that,

00:39:41.400 you know they're just,

00:39:42.360 they're grasping

00:39:43.540 for a criticism.

00:39:45.800 So I think there's

00:39:46.500 some people on the right,

00:39:47.220 they don't like me

00:39:48.000 for whatever reason.

00:39:48.660 I can't imagine

00:39:49.240 why they wouldn't like me.

00:39:50.780 And so,

00:39:51.840 they see that we're doing this

00:39:53.460 and that it's successful

00:39:55.060 and it's getting some attention

00:39:55.940 and they want to not like it

00:39:57.640 and they're looking

00:39:58.240 for a reason

00:39:58.860 and so they go with,

00:40:00.220 what are you doing that

00:40:01.060 instead of this thing?

00:40:02.740 That is always

00:40:03.420 the lamest criticism.

00:40:06.620 Yes,

00:40:07.000 at any,

00:40:07.380 you see,

00:40:07.620 at any given moment

00:40:08.740 of time as humans,

00:40:10.140 we choose one thing

00:40:12.720 or another to do

00:40:13.740 or to talk about.

00:40:14.700 We can't do everything

00:40:15.680 all at once.

00:40:16.380 We can't talk about

00:40:17.140 everything all the time.

00:40:20.220 And just because

00:40:21.100 I'm talking about

00:40:22.120 this one thing

00:40:23.560 or doing this one thing

00:40:24.600 in this moment,

00:40:25.720 it doesn't mean I'm saying

00:40:26.620 it's the most important thing

00:40:28.160 in the world.

00:40:29.840 In fact,

00:40:30.320 all of us

00:40:31.100 spend much of our days

00:40:33.660 doing and saying things

00:40:35.220 that are not

00:40:35.680 the most important things

00:40:37.060 it'd be like

00:40:39.780 if I,

00:40:40.100 you know,

00:40:40.280 if I saw you,

00:40:41.240 I don't know,

00:40:44.080 eating a bologna sandwich

00:40:46.460 and I ran up to you

00:40:47.520 and said,

00:40:47.800 what are you doing

00:40:48.220 sitting here

00:40:48.600 eating a bologna sandwich?

00:40:50.460 And I had a whole list

00:40:51.540 of other things

00:40:52.260 you could be doing

00:40:52.840 with your time

00:40:53.360 in that moment.

00:40:54.280 It's just the weirdest

00:40:55.180 criticism.

00:40:58.940 Let's see.

00:40:59.500 Mrs. Lopez says

00:41:02.520 no relation

00:41:04.060 or maybe there's relation.

00:41:04.940 I don't know.

00:41:05.480 I knew regardless

00:41:06.040 of the outcome

00:41:06.660 of the GoFundMe,

00:41:07.440 Matt had proven

00:41:07.940 several points.

00:41:08.840 One, 0.78

00:41:09.160 AOC is a narcissistic, 1.00

00:41:10.500 selfish, 1.00

00:41:10.780 and ungrateful politician. 0.98

00:41:12.080 Two,

00:41:12.400 she didn't want a solution.

00:41:13.380 She just used her abuela 1.00

00:41:14.300 to strike political points.

00:41:16.060 Three,

00:41:16.340 the left is obsessed

00:41:17.100 with blaming Donald Trump

00:41:18.100 for everything.

00:41:18.680 Four,

00:41:18.940 Matt Walsh is a genius.

00:41:20.100 Well,

00:41:22.440 I'll take,

00:41:22.960 I don't know about

00:41:23.480 the first three,

00:41:24.120 but number four,

00:41:24.940 I'll take.

00:41:25.220 Stank Williams Jr.,

00:41:29.340 great screen name,

00:41:30.280 sir,

00:41:30.580 username says,

00:41:31.160 Matt,

00:41:31.440 I'll see your

00:41:32.560 honeybee toilet prank

00:41:33.940 and raise you

00:41:34.520 with the always hilarious

00:41:35.520 Asian murder hornet pinata

00:41:37.660 at a kid's birthday party.

00:41:39.680 My kids just had

00:41:40.400 a birthday party

00:41:41.020 with a pinata

00:41:41.560 and I can tell you

00:41:42.160 right now,

00:41:42.680 if I filled a pinata

00:41:44.180 with murder hornets,

00:41:45.800 my sons would think

00:41:46.740 it was the coolest thing ever.

00:41:49.280 That wouldn't be

00:41:49.860 much of a prank at all.

00:41:51.880 Ashley says,

00:41:52.640 Troll Anthropist,

00:41:53.700 Matt,

00:41:53.920 you're my hero.

00:41:54.380 Yeah,

00:41:54.500 I did coin that term.

00:41:55.460 I wish I had thought

00:41:55.920 of it during the show,

00:41:56.760 but I have,

00:41:57.760 now I want to be

00:41:59.020 on the record.

00:41:59.380 I'm officially

00:41:59.740 coining the term

00:42:00.520 Troll Anthropy.

00:42:04.340 And I think someone

00:42:05.120 should start a website

00:42:05.900 like Troll Fund Me

00:42:06.940 or something

00:42:07.400 for trolling

00:42:08.840 charity campaigns.

00:42:10.380 It's pretty niche.

00:42:11.280 I don't know

00:42:11.640 how many campaigns

00:42:13.520 there will really be,

00:42:14.360 but Alexis says,

00:42:16.620 I am 19

00:42:17.380 and recently started

00:42:18.720 a nine to five.

00:42:19.600 Even though I'm new here,

00:42:20.740 I find that there is

00:42:21.400 something so satisfying

00:42:22.460 about working hard,

00:42:23.400 knowing that you earned

00:42:24.540 every dollar you got

00:42:25.440 and that the things you buy

00:42:26.380 stem from that dedication.

00:42:28.580 You know that you don't

00:42:29.480 owe anyone anything.

00:42:30.540 I could never live

00:42:31.080 in a socialist society

00:42:31.960 because I would feel

00:42:32.940 like a grown adult

00:42:33.860 being spoon fed

00:42:34.780 like a baby

00:42:35.420 and that's just

00:42:36.600 not a good feeling.

00:42:38.100 I get paid good money

00:42:39.060 to do my job.

00:42:39.920 I earn every penny

00:42:40.620 not by being sloppy

00:42:42.100 or complaining,

00:42:42.840 but by performing

00:42:43.720 my tasks

00:42:44.380 to the very best

00:42:45.180 of my ability

00:42:45.760 with a good attitude.

00:42:48.300 That's encouraging

00:42:49.080 and I'll read you

00:42:49.720 one more encouraging one.

00:42:51.320 Micah says,

00:42:51.920 I'm 20 and started

00:42:52.680 a trade in plumbing

00:42:53.560 a year in

00:42:54.540 and I've gotten

00:42:54.940 two raises

00:42:55.480 from my boss

00:42:56.140 because there's

00:42:56.580 such a lack

00:42:57.060 of workers right now,

00:42:57.920 especially in the trades.

00:42:58.700 I've really started

00:42:59.220 to like it

00:42:59.640 and making a good

00:43:00.320 amount of money

00:43:00.800 while doing so.

00:43:01.660 People my age

00:43:02.160 need to start looking

00:43:02.940 and not being afraid

00:43:04.420 of studying and work.

00:43:05.720 Yeah, this is a good,

00:43:06.780 this is the right attitude

00:43:08.040 and it's disturbing.

00:43:12.800 You know,

00:43:13.000 I mean,

00:43:13.200 they're always,

00:43:14.020 everyone is prone

00:43:14.740 to laziness.

00:43:15.820 You always find that,

00:43:16.820 especially among young people

00:43:17.740 and all people,

00:43:18.660 so there's nothing

00:43:19.880 especially unique

00:43:21.740 about that.

00:43:23.300 But what I find

00:43:24.440 distressing

00:43:25.300 in younger people,

00:43:27.280 especially,

00:43:28.620 unlike Micah

00:43:29.800 and Alexis here,

00:43:30.980 a lot of younger people,

00:43:31.900 they don't really seem

00:43:32.900 to have a great desire

00:43:36.540 for independence,

00:43:38.040 which is so foreign 1.00

00:43:39.560 to me

00:43:40.460 because I know

00:43:41.020 that when I was

00:43:41.600 a teenager

00:43:42.160 and I had a good family

00:43:44.740 life and everything,

00:43:45.560 but even so,

00:43:46.280 it was just natural.

00:43:47.560 I wanted to get out there,

00:43:49.840 have a job,

00:43:50.840 have my own place.

00:43:53.880 And when I finally had that,

00:43:55.240 even though I wasn't

00:43:55.680 making a lot of money

00:43:56.400 and I lived in a crummy

00:43:57.160 apartment and everything,

00:43:58.060 it was great.

00:43:59.060 I was thrilled

00:43:59.800 because I had that independence.

00:44:01.720 And for me,

00:44:02.340 that was natural

00:44:02.980 to desire that,

00:44:03.840 but I think for a lot

00:44:04.900 of younger people now,

00:44:05.580 they don't have that desire.

00:44:06.360 It's one of the reasons

00:44:06.820 why also in my generation,

00:44:09.200 we were really excited

00:44:10.860 to drive

00:44:11.580 and we wanted,

00:44:12.680 as soon as we hit

00:44:14.480 the,

00:44:15.040 whatever the age requirement

00:44:16.040 was in our state.

00:44:17.020 We wanted to get

00:44:17.740 that learner's permit.

00:44:18.520 We wanted to drive.

00:44:19.940 And you see the age

00:44:21.420 of driving,

00:44:22.440 not because of the laws,

00:44:24.160 but because of choices.

00:44:26.340 The age of driving

00:44:28.100 has gone up and up

00:44:29.080 in recent years

00:44:29.740 because a lot of younger people

00:44:31.200 don't really care

00:44:32.400 about driving.

00:44:33.420 They have nowhere

00:44:33.960 they want to go.

00:44:34.780 They're fine

00:44:35.220 sitting in their house.

00:44:37.680 I see,

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00:46:27.840 So the actress Monique 0.99

00:46:29.200 recently got herself

00:46:30.120 into hot water

00:46:31.080 because of comments

00:46:32.160 she made

00:46:32.800 about the way,

00:46:34.120 according to her, 0.89

00:46:34.800 some black women 0.99

00:46:36.820 dress and present

00:46:38.060 themselves in public.

00:46:39.160 She was inspired

00:46:39.700 to offer this criticism

00:46:40.620 after noticing lots

00:46:41.480 of slovenly attire

00:46:42.500 at the airport.

00:46:43.300 She spoke about the issue

00:46:44.180 for several minutes

00:46:44.780 and then did a follow-up

00:46:46.340 video further explaining it,

00:46:48.020 but here's some

00:46:49.000 of the original

00:46:49.880 Instagram posts.

00:46:50.960 Let's watch.

00:46:52.220 And as we begin

00:46:53.340 to walk through the airport,

00:46:55.440 I saw so many,

00:46:58.540 actually too many

00:46:59.700 to count

00:47:00.260 and too many

00:47:01.700 for me to tap,

00:47:02.940 but I saw so many

00:47:05.000 of our young sisters

00:47:06.320 in head bonnets,

00:47:09.100 scarves,

00:47:10.920 slippers,

00:47:12.720 pajamas,

00:47:15.020 blankets wrapped

00:47:15.700 around them

00:47:16.260 and this is how

00:47:17.300 they're showing up

00:47:18.660 to the airport.

00:47:21.440 And it,

00:47:22.480 I've been seeing it

00:47:24.180 not just at the airport,

00:47:25.420 I've been seeing it

00:47:25.980 at the store,

00:47:26.980 at the mall,

00:47:28.220 I've been seeing

00:47:28.880 sisters showing up

00:47:29.860 with these bonnets

00:47:30.780 and head scarves

00:47:31.720 and their slippers

00:47:32.440 and the question

00:47:34.200 that I'm having

00:47:34.780 to you,

00:47:35.220 my sweet babies,

00:47:36.780 when did we lose

00:47:37.580 pride in representing

00:47:38.760 ourselves?

00:47:40.860 Now,

00:47:41.300 after watching that,

00:47:42.020 I'm beginning to think

00:47:42.960 I need to start

00:47:43.940 softening some of my

00:47:44.940 more controversial takes

00:47:45.980 by calling the audience

00:47:47.000 sweet babies.

00:47:48.580 Seems to work for Monique.

00:47:49.740 Something tells me

00:47:50.360 it wouldn't work

00:47:50.720 as well for me.

00:47:51.800 As for the point

00:47:52.860 she's making,

00:47:53.240 she's right,

00:47:53.940 and this isn't just

00:47:54.640 about black women. 0.98

00:47:55.520 This is a problem

00:47:56.020 that extends equally

00:47:56.900 across all sexes,

00:47:58.940 all of them,

00:47:59.380 all 95 sexes,

00:48:00.480 all races.

00:48:01.020 In fact,

00:48:02.200 it's maybe the one

00:48:03.140 thing that still

00:48:03.800 unites us as Americans.

00:48:04.960 It's our one source

00:48:05.720 of unity,

00:48:06.120 that we dress like

00:48:07.020 hobos in public,

00:48:08.120 especially at airports.

00:48:08.980 Airports now look

00:48:09.660 like refugee camps 0.97

00:48:10.660 with people

00:48:11.100 spraught out all

00:48:12.360 over the place,

00:48:13.080 laying across seats

00:48:13.980 on the floor,

00:48:14.680 wrapping themselves

00:48:15.220 in old newspaper,

00:48:16.680 using a half-eaten

00:48:17.460 bag of chips

00:48:18.160 as a pillow.

00:48:19.360 Everyone's wearing

00:48:20.020 pajamas.

00:48:21.120 They have their

00:48:21.800 shoes off,

00:48:22.440 exposing their

00:48:23.080 gnarled,

00:48:23.720 fungus-crusted

00:48:24.440 toes to the world.

00:48:25.580 It's unseemly 0.69

00:48:26.700 disgusting,

00:48:27.200 and it's made 0.97

00:48:27.980 all the worse

00:48:28.380 by the fact

00:48:28.860 that all of us

00:48:30.340 have paid way

00:48:31.060 too much money

00:48:31.740 for the privilege

00:48:32.380 of being tossed

00:48:33.120 in with this gang

00:48:34.020 of foul-smelling 0.99

00:48:35.380 circus freaks. 0.76

00:48:36.920 Now,

00:48:37.580 you see this sort

00:48:38.240 of thing everywhere,

00:48:39.180 as Monique rightly 0.83

00:48:40.120 points out,

00:48:40.700 at the store,

00:48:41.460 walking down the street,

00:48:42.560 everywhere.

00:48:43.740 I saw a guy

00:48:44.480 the other day

00:48:44.860 at the grocery store

00:48:45.460 wearing fuzzy bear

00:48:46.460 slippers,

00:48:47.860 as in slippers

00:48:48.720 that look like

00:48:50.340 teddy bears

00:48:50.760 as he walked

00:48:51.840 around the frozen

00:48:52.560 food aisle.

00:48:53.880 This man was

00:48:54.400 older than me,

00:48:55.260 by the way.

00:48:55.960 His attire was

00:48:56.720 an unholy mix 0.60

00:48:57.840 of infantilizing

00:48:58.840 and bedraggled,

00:49:00.380 childish and disheveled.

00:49:02.160 Now,

00:49:02.460 for comparison,

00:49:03.680 go back and look

00:49:05.060 at old photos

00:49:05.940 taken of any

00:49:06.800 random busy

00:49:08.320 pedestrian area

00:49:09.300 in, say,

00:49:09.940 1935.

00:49:11.400 All the men

00:49:12.200 are dressed in

00:49:12.780 hats and suits.

00:49:13.760 All the women 0.93

00:49:14.140 are wearing dresses.

00:49:15.980 Everybody looks

00:49:16.540 like they just

00:49:17.100 came out of church

00:49:17.840 all the time.

00:49:19.740 Now,

00:49:20.300 take that same

00:49:21.060 street and get

00:49:21.800 a snapshot from

00:49:22.720 yesterday in the

00:49:24.220 year 2021,

00:49:25.120 and everyone's

00:49:25.660 adorned like a

00:49:26.220 bunch of nine-year-olds

00:49:27.040 at a slumber party.

00:49:27.820 In fact,

00:49:28.500 get a snapshot of

00:49:29.400 them walking out

00:49:30.040 of church,

00:49:31.160 what few still

00:49:31.800 attend,

00:49:32.480 and they probably

00:49:33.100 still look like

00:49:33.720 nine-year-olds

00:49:34.160 at a slumber party.

00:49:35.340 I saw a guy at

00:49:36.240 church recently

00:49:36.800 in a Batman

00:49:37.640 t-shirt and shorts.

00:49:40.240 If that's what

00:49:40.860 he considers dressing

00:49:41.720 up, I'd hate to

00:49:42.480 see what he wears

00:49:42.960 to the airport,

00:49:43.740 probably naked

00:49:44.340 with just a bathrobe

00:49:45.360 and socks

00:49:46.520 with no shoes,

00:49:47.240 which at least

00:49:47.760 would make it

00:49:48.220 easier when he

00:49:48.780 goes through

00:49:49.120 security,

00:49:49.660 admittedly.

00:49:50.680 Of course,

00:49:51.160 many people,

00:49:51.840 including Monique,

00:49:52.720 have pointed

00:49:54.020 all this out

00:49:54.640 before.

00:49:55.140 It's well known

00:49:55.800 and understood

00:49:56.220 that people go

00:49:57.040 out in public

00:49:57.640 looking like 0.86

00:49:58.780 half-melted slugs.

00:50:00.380 We've become a

00:50:01.060 nation of

00:50:01.620 pajama-clad

00:50:02.360 oafs.

00:50:02.840 That much is

00:50:03.360 known.

00:50:04.300 But what's

00:50:04.680 interesting is

00:50:06.000 to compare this

00:50:06.980 to the way that

00:50:07.780 people present

00:50:08.480 themselves online.

00:50:10.660 Most Americans

00:50:11.300 feel comfortable

00:50:12.400 walking around in

00:50:13.300 a three-dimensional

00:50:14.020 public space

00:50:14.920 with uncombed hair,

00:50:16.900 unbrushed teeth,

00:50:18.480 sweatpants they

00:50:19.160 just pulled out

00:50:19.680 of a dumpster.

00:50:20.980 But most of

00:50:21.700 those same

00:50:22.100 people wouldn't

00:50:23.340 be caught dead

00:50:24.120 on Instagram

00:50:25.240 looking like

00:50:25.980 that.

00:50:27.020 This could be

00:50:27.460 an interesting

00:50:27.920 experiment,

00:50:28.500 if a bit

00:50:28.860 stalkerish,

00:50:29.520 but it would

00:50:29.760 be fascinating

00:50:30.260 to see a

00:50:31.440 person walking

00:50:32.340 out of Target

00:50:32.980 looking like

00:50:33.460 they were just

00:50:34.000 in there sleeping

00:50:34.560 on the bathroom

00:50:35.140 floor for the

00:50:35.700 past nine hours

00:50:36.340 and then find

00:50:37.280 that same person

00:50:37.920 on Instagram

00:50:38.440 and see the

00:50:39.140 sort of image

00:50:39.680 they put out

00:50:40.220 into the world.

00:50:40.880 It is guaranteed

00:50:41.680 to be quite a bit

00:50:42.400 different.

00:50:43.420 Now, in fairness,

00:50:44.580 it is easier,

00:50:45.980 requires less effort

00:50:47.100 to present

00:50:47.540 yourself as

00:50:48.240 well-kempt

00:50:48.840 and attractive

00:50:49.400 online because

00:50:50.920 you only have

00:50:51.280 to worry about

00:50:51.800 what you look

00:50:52.240 like for the

00:50:52.660 half a second

00:50:53.100 it takes to

00:50:53.560 snap a picture

00:50:54.100 and then you

00:50:54.860 can alter it

00:50:55.480 in post if

00:50:56.240 you need to.

00:50:57.640 One must

00:50:58.220 expend more

00:50:58.820 energy for a

00:50:59.800 longer period

00:51:00.280 of time to

00:51:00.780 look suitable

00:51:01.220 in the real

00:51:01.640 world.

00:51:02.060 You have to

00:51:02.320 do things

00:51:02.720 like, you

00:51:04.320 know, shower,

00:51:05.700 iron your

00:51:06.120 shirt, put

00:51:06.900 on pants.

00:51:07.820 It's not much

00:51:08.720 effort, but it's

00:51:09.440 some effort and

00:51:10.240 some is more

00:51:11.080 than a lot of

00:51:11.800 people are willing

00:51:12.340 to give.

00:51:13.400 But I think

00:51:13.760 there's more to

00:51:14.300 it.

00:51:15.020 Aside from the

00:51:15.860 effort, it

00:51:16.820 seems that

00:51:17.180 these days

00:51:17.620 we simply

00:51:18.120 don't value

00:51:19.280 in-person

00:51:20.060 interaction the

00:51:21.380 way that we

00:51:21.800 value our

00:51:22.460 interactions with

00:51:23.500 avatars online.

00:51:25.180 I mean, the

00:51:25.520 classic example

00:51:26.280 of this that

00:51:26.740 everyone points

00:51:27.300 to all the

00:51:27.960 time and the

00:51:28.520 most depressing

00:51:29.020 also is the

00:51:30.080 infamous sight of

00:51:30.980 a family at a

00:51:31.680 restaurant sitting

00:51:32.400 around a table

00:51:32.980 silently while they

00:51:34.380 all interact with

00:51:35.120 strangers through

00:51:35.760 their phones.

00:51:36.900 I think the

00:51:37.640 poor dress in

00:51:38.580 public is part

00:51:39.360 and parcel with

00:51:39.960 this.

00:51:40.140 It speaks to

00:51:40.620 our inability to

00:51:41.580 recognize the

00:51:42.320 value of other

00:51:43.160 humans and of

00:51:44.760 human-to-human

00:51:45.660 interchange.

00:51:46.820 Unless it's

00:51:47.840 mediated by a

00:51:48.700 digital device.

00:51:50.500 It's common to

00:51:51.440 hear someone

00:51:51.860 defend their

00:51:52.600 embarrassing attire 0.99

00:51:54.060 and disgusting 0.99

00:51:54.600 appearance.

00:51:55.560 And this is what

00:51:56.300 some of the

00:51:56.580 people were saying

00:51:57.020 to Monique,

00:51:57.540 saying that,

00:51:58.020 well, you know,

00:51:58.660 I don't care what

00:51:59.220 anyone thinks.

00:52:00.160 It's none of their

00:52:00.740 business.

00:52:02.400 Except that you do

00:52:03.440 care what other

00:52:04.160 people think.

00:52:05.180 You care

00:52:05.720 tremendously.

00:52:07.060 It's just that you

00:52:08.000 only seek approval

00:52:09.160 of strangers in

00:52:10.440 cyberspace.

00:52:11.180 see, it's not a

00:52:13.120 matter of not

00:52:14.320 caring about

00:52:14.920 people's opinions.

00:52:15.680 It's a matter of

00:52:16.420 which people's

00:52:17.100 opinions they

00:52:18.160 choose to care

00:52:18.960 about.

00:52:19.920 And for so

00:52:20.800 many, they

00:52:21.260 choose the

00:52:21.740 internet strangers

00:52:22.640 rather than

00:52:23.200 humans that they

00:52:23.880 encounter face-to-face

00:52:25.020 in flesh and

00:52:26.280 blood.

00:52:27.020 And I think that's

00:52:27.980 the wrong choice.

00:52:28.580 It's not just the

00:52:29.080 wrong choice.

00:52:30.000 It's deeply

00:52:30.920 disordered and

00:52:32.340 dehumanizing and

00:52:34.400 demeaning to

00:52:36.060 everybody involved.

00:52:36.920 So please,

00:52:39.380 everyone, stop

00:52:40.200 walking around in

00:52:40.820 public looking like 0.97

00:52:41.680 hideous, unbathed 0.97

00:52:43.040 ogres.

00:52:44.300 My sweet babies.

00:52:46.440 Also, you're all

00:52:47.180 canceled.

00:52:48.780 And we'll leave it

00:52:49.480 there for today.

00:52:50.600 Thanks for watching.

00:52:51.200 Thanks for listening.

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The Matt Walsh Show - June 08, 2021

Ep. 737 - Groveling To The Mob Won’t Stop It From Consuming You

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