It's Pride Month, which means it's time to celebrate all things LGBT, but today we're talking about intersex people on the Pride flag and why that makes no sense. Plus, Burger King and Nickelodeon have come out especially aggressively this month to push radical, far-left LGBT propaganda, and Chris Harrison of The Bachelor has officially lost his job after groveling and apologizing to the mob.
00:00:00.140Today on The Matt Wall Show, Burger King and Nickelodeon have come out especially aggressively this month to push radical far-left LGBT propaganda.
00:00:08.040Both of these companies, though, would be bankrupted tomorrow if conservatives responded by refusing to ever patronize them again like we should.
00:00:14.420But that won't happen. Why is that? We'll talk about that.
00:00:16.840Also, five headlines, including the CEO of Pfizer, says that children don't really need the vaccine,
00:00:21.920but they're going to be testing it on kids anyway for the sake of protecting adults.
00:00:27.040And Chris Harrison of The Bachelor has officially lost his job after groveling and apologizing to the mob, despite having done nothing wrong.
00:00:42.020We'll discuss that and much more today on The Matt Wall Show.
00:00:44.460One of the newer traditions of Pride Month is the perpetual redesign of the Pride flag.
00:00:59.860Every year, more colors are added to it as more identities and sexualities sneak their way into the LGBT club.
00:01:06.200At this point, the rainbow has become less a rainbow and more of a random, chaotic assortment of contrasting colors.
00:01:15.400As Ben Shapiro put it, the Pride flag now looks like a cat vomited and then looked at the vomit through a kaleidoscope.
00:01:20.800Now, Media Matters was upset with Ben for that description, by the way, and I was upset, too, mainly because I didn't think of it.
00:01:26.700Anyway, our dear friends over at Pink News helped to unveil the new Pride flag, which you can see.
00:01:34.580You notice that the traditional rainbow and then, you know, we know about that.
00:01:39.140And then there are these other colors that are sort of jutting out, literally and figuratively pushing the traditional rainbow out of view.
00:01:47.140The newer colors are meant to represent trans people and also black and brown people.
00:01:52.360Now, you might ask why black and brown people need their own colors on the flag.
00:01:57.580It's not as though the original colors were representative of anyone's specific race.
00:02:01.780Wasn't it supposed to be for all races?
00:02:05.120Purple was on the original Pride flag.
00:02:07.120There are no purple people running around out there, as far as I know.
00:02:10.260Though, if anyone identifies as purple, then, of course, I'll respect that self-identity.
00:02:14.240The whole thing doesn't make sense, but then making sense has never been a specialty of LGBT activists.
00:02:22.360Is the yellow triangle on the new flag with a purple circle, which is meant to represent intersex people.
00:02:29.320My point is not that the symbol is nonsensical, though it is, but that the inclusion of intersex people on a pride flag at all is nonsensical.
00:02:36.980Putting intersex people under the LGBT umbrella, including them in the acronym LGBTQI, I think, we're up to, A, so on and so on.
00:02:57.820Intersex is when someone is born with ambiguous genitalia or genitalia that has an appearance that doesn't match with their biological sex.
00:03:54.120And if they think if they can use intersex people to prove that sex is non-binary, that would, you know, validate the transgender identity.
00:04:02.360The problem is that intersex people do not prove that sex is non-binary.
00:04:06.240They only prove that physical anomalies exist.
00:04:08.780Just as people born with one arm don't disprove the statement that humans have two arms.
00:04:14.160And besides, whatever they prove or don't prove, they do nothing to validate the claims of a biological male with a fully male body who claims to be a woman.
00:04:42.680And for a more thorough explanation of the pride flag, we can now turn again to Nickelodeon, which enlisted a drag queen to explain the pride flag to children.
00:04:51.740If this sounds like a rerun from last week, if you're saying, well, did we just do this last week?
00:15:29.900The chairman and CEO of Pfizer, Albert Bourla, he tweeted this yesterday.
00:15:34.260He says, although data shows that severe COVID-19 is rare in children, widespread vaccination is a critical tool to help stop transmission.
00:15:44.340That's why I'm excited we have begun dosing participants aged 5 to 11 in a global phase 2-3 study of the Pfizer vaccine.
00:15:55.460Just the phrase, I'm excited we've begun dosing participants aged 5 to 11, that is creepy enough.
00:16:03.640I'm excited we've started dosing them.
00:16:05.500He continues, this is an essential study to help further evaluate the vaccine, and if safety and immunogenicity in this age group is confirmed, protect our communities and children aged 5 to 11.
00:16:19.660We're grateful for the enthusiasm we have been seeing in response to the trial.
00:16:23.980We couldn't advance this work without courageous volunteers.
00:16:56.360The possibility of side effects and everything else, they don't know anything about that.
00:17:06.160So, no, it's the parents who are volunteering them to, volunteering to take this dose to help the drug company confirm the safety of the shot for kids.
00:17:22.000Meaning, we haven't confirmed that it's safe yet.
00:17:26.360We haven't confirmed that this drug is safe for kids yet.
00:17:29.500Hey, parents, do you want to line your kids up and we'll shoot it into their arms and see what happens?
00:19:48.180It's supposed to be, what happened to, it should be the exact opposite.
00:19:52.220What happened to us as grown-ups making sacrifices for kids?
00:19:55.320I have also said from the beginning, I will happily risk getting COVID for the sake of not forcing kids to wear masks.
00:20:06.640If my own kids had contracted COVID, which again would have been a rare occurrence, but if they had, I wasn't going to put masks on them and segregate them from the family.
00:20:19.880If they got it, all right, I had this, we, my wife and I talked about this early on.
00:20:24.240We said, well, if they get it, then we're getting it.
00:20:26.200It's just, that's just what it's going to be.
00:20:29.620We're not going to lock them in a room somewhere.
00:23:53.660I don't know who, I just don't know who these, I don't know who the people are who can't find IDs or don't know how to get them, but there is no, no threat to, uh, voting rights.
00:24:01.800And I say that, as you know, as someone who, uh, I actually want to restrict voting rights, not on the basis of race, but on the basis of, of knowledge and competency.
00:24:12.740I've been very clear about that all along.
00:24:15.460I think, I think way fewer people should be voting and I'm actually in favor of restricting voting rights.
00:24:23.640Um, in order to keep ignoramuses of all races and sexes out of the voting booths booths, but that that's my agenda.
00:24:35.020That's what I would like to see happen.
00:24:36.140Um, there is no support for it, sadly.
00:24:39.500See, I'm the guy who wants to do that and is very open about it.
00:24:42.340And I can tell you on the right, there is no, really almost no support for my view, especially not for people in power.
00:24:51.080I am, I am way out on a, on, in the fringes with, uh, with, with that view.
00:25:04.180It says Chris Harrison is not getting a rose from ABC.
00:25:07.560The show's producer and distributor, Warner Horizon and ABC Entertainment confirmed to CNN Tuesday in a joint statement that the longtime Bachelor franchise host is exiting the show.
00:25:17.440The statement reads, Chris Harrison is stepping aside as host of the Bachelor franchise.
00:25:20.980We're thankful for his many contributions over the past 20 years.
00:25:23.740I wish him all the best on his new journey.
00:25:25.600We're thankful, but we threw him under the bus.
00:25:43.580And then you say, Hey, wish you all the best.
00:25:48.760Harrison announced in February that he was stepping aside from the show following controversial remarks.
00:25:53.120Well, I don't need to keep controversial, controversial remarks.
00:25:56.140No, I'll, I'm not going to let CNN explain to you what happened.
00:25:58.300If you don't remember, Chris Harrison, host of the Bachelor.
00:26:00.840Uh, he, he, uh, was responding to the controversy surrounding another, a contestant, Rachel Lindsay, white woman who years prior as a college student had gone to an antebellum themed, like old South themed, uh, frat party.
00:26:19.980Which have been very common, which have been very common, it's not racist, okay?
00:26:25.740It's not, it's, there's, there's, there's, there's not confederate flags hanging all over the place.
00:26:31.320Okay, this is not a, um, a, uh, it's not a confederacy themed, uh, party.
00:26:40.020In fact, it's antebellum means before the war.
00:26:46.940So, um, she went to this, to this party, not racist at all.
00:27:15.460And, um, Chris Harrison was in an interview with Rachel Lindsay.
00:27:18.580And all he did was defend Kirk Connell and say, hey, you know, maybe we don't need to ruin her life because she went to a frat party or sorority party a few years ago.
00:27:29.300You know, maybe there's no reason to do that.
00:27:30.860Let's have a little bit of grace and forgiveness.
00:27:36.920And for that, he had to step down and now he's gone from the show permanently, which I think we all saw coming, but he's another one just like, uh, who is it?
00:28:10.740So CNN, uh, on news that Chris Harrison was stepping down, CNN decided to dance on his grave and, uh, Don Lemon brought Rachel Lindsay, the bachelor host who had the, uh, who had the initial interview with Chris Harrison where he defended Rachel Kirk Connell, brought her in.
00:28:26.080And they just decided to, you know, to, to, to spit on him a little bit more while he's down.
00:28:32.580What did you think when you heard Chris Harrison make this distinction between attending an old South antebellum theme party in 2018 versus now?
00:28:41.220I mean, 2018 was just like yesterday we had Charlottesville had happened in 2018.
00:28:46.020We had racial reckoning in America in 2018 as if it was somehow okay then.
00:28:52.380Well, we had racist issues on the show in 2017.
00:28:56.180There was a racist, racist contestant casted for my season in 2018.
00:29:01.360Uh, the lead picked someone who had, who was liking racist, xenophobic, transphobic, homophobic things on social media.
00:29:08.260So we've dealt with this within the franchise.
00:29:10.800So my initial reaction was I was shocked.
00:29:14.180I thought maybe he misspoke, but then when he continued down this path, I thought, oh no, this is really what he wants to say.
00:29:21.700And I felt I needed to let him say it.
00:29:25.300Why do you think Chris Harrison was willing to give Rachel Kirk Connell so much room for her hurtful actions,
00:29:32.980as yet couldn't muster an empathy towards communities of color who were offended or even to you in that interview?
00:29:39.840And correct me if I'm wrong, seemingly as if trying to teach you something or, um, I mean, just, uh, go on.
00:29:51.620Well, I think that's the problem in our society is that people aren't trying to understand the other side.
00:29:57.480Ah, people aren't trying to understand the other side.
00:30:04.620You really wanted to understand his point of view.
00:30:07.900She wanted to understand his point of view so, so much that she was shocked that he would even have a point of view that differs from her own.
00:30:16.120Um, that's what you're getting is that both, both Rachel and Don there are, they're, they're, they're flabbergasted.
00:30:24.480Still, now, months later, they haven't gotten over the emotional trauma caused by the fact that this guy had a, had a point of view that slightly differed from theirs.
00:33:21.120This is just for, for someone like Chris Harrison, especially living in the world that he does.
00:33:26.300It's, it's, it's, it's instinctive to, to apologize.
00:33:31.260The moment he sees that he's losing social acceptance, which is the thing that he craves most of all, even more than money and his job and everything, what he wants is to be socially accepted.
00:33:48.520And the moment he sees that slipping through his fingers, he, he says whatever he thinks he needs to say to maintain some chance of, of social acceptance.
00:33:57.380And it's all for not, it's all for nothing.
00:34:16.000Luden, Luden County, Virginia, um, a Loudon County, Virginia, elementary school teacher who was placed on administrative leave in May for refusing to affirm transgender identity and children was reinstated by a judge on Tuesday.
00:34:28.160Byron Tanner Cross, who, uh, teaches physical education at Leesburg elementary school, secured a temporary injunction from Judge James Plowman in his lawsuit against, uh, Loudon County public schools.
00:34:39.940According to an announcement from Alliance Defending Freedom, which defended him, ADF tweeted, quote,
00:34:45.760Tanner Cross, a Virginia elementary school teacher and ADF client who was suspended for raising concerns to the board about proposed gender policy, has won a temporary injunction and the judge has ordered his reinstatement.
00:34:55.040A massive victory for freedom of speech.
00:35:11.460Um, local WTOP reporter, Neil Augenstein, uh, Augenstein reported that Plowman found the school system's suspension was unconstitutional and its handling of the situation was vindictive.
00:35:25.900The school argued that it suspended Cross, not for his beliefs, but because of the disruption he allegedly caused.
00:35:32.860But Plowman said there was simply an absence of evidence that any disruption to school operations took place.
00:35:39.480And yeah, if it does disrupt school operations, it's because you have decided to operate the school around this anti-science, anti-truth, totally insane gender theory thing.
00:35:54.020If, if, if, if, if, if a teacher simply affirming that boys are boys and girls are girls disrupts operation, that tells me something about the way that the school is being operated.
00:36:17.380In one case, you have a guy who didn't do anything wrong, grobbles and apologizes, loses his job, loses everything, loses respect, loses social acceptance, loses everything he wants.
00:36:26.700He, he, he gives up his dignity and, um, and in exchange gets nothing in return.
00:36:32.140In the very next story, you have someone who also did nothing wrong, faced consequences for it, rather than apologizing, rather than coming out and saying, oh, gee, uh, you know, come to think of it, uh, I guess, yeah, I guess sometimes boys are girls.
00:37:07.060And even if he doesn't ultimately win, I mean, even if ultimately he gets, uh, he loses the job when all is said and done and all the, and, and, you know, it's, this has made its way through all the courts and everything still, you know, he would have lost his job anyway, but now he retains his dignity and he's, and he's fighting for truth and he's doing the right thing.
00:37:28.200And he's sending a message that, you know what, not everybody is going to slink away quietly.
00:39:46.640Just to, just to really confuse everybody who doesn't listen to the show.
00:39:52.060Hearing people who are fans of the show identify themselves as a sweet baby gang.
00:39:55.660And the agreement we have to make is that we never explain to anyone where that comes from or why.
00:40:05.900Bo 7341 says, Matt, you're usually on point, but you missed the Trump DeSantis thing.
00:40:11.040If Trump builds up the Trump DeSantis 2024 momentum right now, it'll hand DeSantis the nomination when Trump announces he's not running in 2023.
00:40:18.560Meanwhile, the mainstream media will stay focused on Trump instead of targeting DeSantis.
00:40:22.140Because if that's the goal with the talk of Trump DeSantis 2024, then great.
00:40:29.320I just really don't think that is the goal.
00:40:32.760I don't think Trump is going to do that for someone else.
00:40:39.260You know, Trump offering himself sort of as a human shield for some other guy so that he can take the reins.
00:40:47.240That would be great if Trump would do that kind of thing, but Trump doesn't do those kinds of things.
00:40:53.980So, um, no, I don't, I don't think that's the, I also, I don't think that Trump DeSantis, the Trump DeSantis thing is actually going to happen.
00:41:01.400Because I don't think DeSantis would do that because it'd be a terrible idea for him.
00:41:04.540But, uh, I also, I, I, I, your interpretation, I'm not sure I'd quite agree with.
00:41:07.820So, Trail Price says, in your ideal world, you wouldn't have factory farms.
00:41:13.240How do you define these factory farms and what exactly do you think they're getting wrong?
00:41:16.800I have utmost respect for our farmers and ranchers.
00:41:19.260They're the stewards of the environment and they take pride in producing high quality food and enjoy, uh, and, and enough to feed the world.
00:41:28.520You know, and when you talk about Greta Thunberg or, or any of these environmentalists, um, they don't draw any distinction between an ideal world.
00:41:39.040And first of all, a lot of their ideals I don't share.
00:41:40.940In many cases, their ideal world is a dystopian nightmare.
00:41:45.280But even some of their objectives that I agree with, they don't have any, any discernible practical plan for getting there.
00:41:52.860I mean, the Green New Deal is a perfect example of that.
00:41:54.780Most of the stuff that the Green New Deal wants to do is bad, but even the goals that could be good, there's no practical way of getting there.
00:42:03.460So, that's what I'm talking, it's just totally, it's an ideal world.
00:42:05.700In an ideal world, uh, yeah, it'd be, it'd be, we would have a lot of small kind of mom and pop farms and that's how we would be living and it'd be, it'd be a simple life and all of that.
00:42:16.100I could see that as ideal, but that's just not the world we live in.
00:42:18.860And again, we have 330 million people in this country who have to eat.
00:42:28.380Um, and finally, a possum says, sometimes I wake up and realize I'm out of coffee and I still go to the grocery store in my PJs.
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00:44:55.300Now let's get to our daily cancellation.
00:45:02.500I mean, really we could cancel national geographic simply for rebranding itself as Nat Geo a few years ago and shifting all of its television programming over into reality shows.
00:45:10.500The national geographic channel should be nothing but nature documentaries and documentaries about primitive tribes, people in the Amazon.
00:45:17.540That's all anyone ever wanted from national geographic.
00:45:20.600They don't want whatever Nat Geo gives us now.
00:45:22.960And what they give us now includes a heavy dose of far left racial propaganda.
00:45:27.040Of course, the most recent and egregious example of this is something called the race card project, which the company recently unveiled to give you an idea of the tone and tenor of this thing.
00:45:36.680The editor of national geographic Susan Goldberg recently sent out a mass email to readers promoting the project and she signed the email quote sincerely Susan Goldberg editor in chief national geographic race card white privileged with much to learn.
00:45:52.400So here she is literally playing the race card, but for a white person playing the race card means apologizing.
00:45:59.840Non-white people can play the race card in order to gain sympathy and privilege.
00:46:04.540White people can play it in order to be further demeaned and degraded.
00:46:07.740And as we've discovered, many white people in this country have a masochistic fetish for that sort of thing.
00:46:12.540So they're more than happy to play the card and accept that treatment.
00:46:15.460As for the race card project itself, Nat Geo rolled it out on Twitter and here's what it says.
00:46:22.440It says, 10 years ago, Michelle Norris launched the race card project, which asks people to describe their feelings on race in just six words.
00:46:31.920Here are some of the responses out of half a million so far that she's received.
00:46:35.520And from there, Nat Geo highlights several people of different races who describe their lived experience, to use the leftist term, in six words.
00:46:44.480We'll go through some of these that they highlight.
00:46:48.580First, we have a black man, Asias Maritab, who says, black boy, white world, perpetually exhausted.
00:46:56.500And we're told that his parents came here from Ethiopia, and you'd think that he'd be quite grateful to be in this country, living a life of comparative luxury and privilege, and not in Ethiopia.
00:47:45.280Hannah Peoples said that constant guessing game about her identity, as well as the harassment and unwanted attention she's received from creepy men, make her feel like a specimen.
00:47:55.280Her six-word story was born of exasperation.