The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 797 - It's Time For Me To Go To Another School Board Meeting

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, I have found the next school board that I'll be visiting,

00:00:03.680 but I'm not going alone this time. I'll tell you about that today. Also,

00:00:06.380 the recall of Governor Newsom in California fails miserably. What can we as conservatives

00:00:11.000 learn from that, if anything? Plus, I have a few thoughts on the tragic death of Norm

00:00:15.280 McDonald. And what about the story of General Milley going directly to the Chinese government

00:00:20.140 to circumvent Trump? Isn't that treason? Finally, in our daily cancellation, we'll deal with this

00:00:24.340 question. Is it white supremacy to tell kids in school to be quiet and behave themselves?

00:00:29.240 One teacher thinks so, and he shared his thoughts on TikTok. We'll talk about that today and much

00:00:33.820 more on the Matt Wall Show. Last month, the far left school board in Loudoun County, Virginia,

00:00:48.540 passed one of the most far reaching and radical trans policies in the country. Under the new rules,

00:00:54.480 male students who identify as female will be able to use female restrooms and locker rooms. Of course,

00:00:58.680 females who identify as males will be able to do the reverse. But you notice that there are never

00:01:03.360 as many girls wanting to access the boys' locker room as there are boys wanting to access the girls'

00:01:09.760 locker room. Same for sports teams. A strange coincidence, isn't it? But the policy goes beyond

00:01:15.700 sports teams and locker rooms. It also requires teachers to use the preferred pronouns of their

00:01:19.720 students. Now, magnanimously, teachers will not be punished if they have an unintentional slip

00:01:25.340 and accidentally utter an incorrect, read-correct pronoun. But any teacher who intentionally and with

00:01:31.800 malice aforethought dares to use proper grammar in their classroom will be in violation and, you know,

00:01:38.500 suffer the so far vaguely outlined consequences. This part of the policy is particularly odious. I mean,

00:01:44.940 it's all odious, but this presents special complications because gender-confused kids

00:01:49.160 can quite literally change their pronouns on a daily or hourly basis. That's part of what it means to

00:01:55.880 be fluid. I mean, it doesn't really mean anything to be fluid, but if it means anything, it means that

00:02:01.640 it can change. By the second, maybe. And they might invent new pronouns on the spot. They might demand that

00:02:08.780 their teachers speak an absolute gibberish. And the teacher will be expected to remember which gibberish

00:02:14.220 and then change to different gibberish if they're instructed to do so. All in all, teachers are being

00:02:20.420 made to affirm falsehoods, to speak untruths, to babble incoherently, to reject the rules of grammar

00:02:26.460 and the English language, and ultimately to abandon their role as educator in favor of becoming high

00:02:31.880 priests of the leftist religion. Now, many teachers in the county and across the country seem more than

00:02:38.560 happy to fill this role. We're already filling it, many of them. But some have resigned in protest

00:02:44.720 or filed lawsuits to challenge the new rules. One teacher, Tanner Cross, an elementary physical

00:02:50.220 education instructor in the district, was fired after speaking out against the policy during a

00:02:55.420 meeting, a school board meeting a few months ago. Let's listen to his remarks again because they were,

00:02:59.540 it's very brief, but powerful and true. Here he is.

00:03:03.240 My name is Tanner Cross, and I'm speaking out of love for those who suffer with gender dysphoria.

00:03:07.480 60 Minutes this past Sunday interviewed over 30 young people who transitioned, but they felt led

00:03:13.100 astray because lack of pushback or how easy it was to make physical changes to their bodies in just

00:03:17.800 three months. They are now detransitioning. It's not my intention to hurt anyone, but there are certain

00:03:23.180 truths that we must face when ready. We condemn school policies like 8040 and 8035 because it will

00:03:29.120 damage children, defile the holy image of God. I love all of my students, but I will never lie to them

00:03:35.320 regardless of the consequences. I'm a teacher, but I serve God first, and I will not affirm that a

00:03:40.000 biological boy can be a girl and vice versa because it's against my religion. It's lying to a child. It's

00:03:45.680 abuse to a child, and it's sinning against our God.

00:03:49.780 Now, Cross was, as I said, fired for that. He was fired for disagreeing with the school board.

00:03:56.240 That, they decided, is an offense worthy of termination. Fortunately, a judge stepped in

00:04:03.200 and reinstated Cross to his position, clarifying that school boards cannot, in fact, fire teachers

00:04:08.720 for disagreeing with them. It's public comments. You're supposed to stand up there and give your

00:04:15.100 opinion, and they fired him for giving an opinion they don't like. Tanner is one teacher taking a brave

00:04:23.580 stance against sinister lunacy. There are others, and there are parents too, but they're outnumbered,

00:04:29.700 and so I would like to help change that. That's why I will personally be coming to Loudoun County,

00:04:34.180 Virginia on September 28th, which is the date of their next school board meeting, to help lead a

00:04:38.940 rally against all of this madness. The rally will be at 5 p.m. on September 28th at 21,000 Education

00:04:44.380 Court in Ashburn. Now, some of us will also try to speak during the meeting itself, but the board has

00:04:49.940 changed the rules in recent months to make it harder to do that. They won't allow crowds inside

00:04:53.900 the building during public comments. They can set the time limit for public comments down to one

00:04:58.100 minute if they decide. These are obviously tactics meant to mute voices of dissent, which is why I want

00:05:03.980 to show up with hundreds and hundreds of those voices and set up shop right outside the building.

00:05:09.560 And I'm asking anyone in the vicinity to come and make your voice heard as well. Now, I can tell you

00:05:13.640 for my part that, you know, I don't want to just hang out on the sidelines and complain into a camera

00:05:18.420 anymore. I mean, I'm still going to complain to the camera, but my efforts will go beyond that.

00:05:24.140 Those who push evil and insanity must be confronted directly in person. Schools that harm children have

00:05:32.060 to be confronted. We can all sit around lamenting the disintegration of our culture, saying, oh man,

00:05:38.200 isn't it too bad that they're mutilating the minds and souls and bodies of a generation of children?

00:05:42.880 Gee, what a shame. Oh, well, let's see what else is on TV. Or we can get up, get out,

00:05:48.320 and do something about it. There's power in numbers, but those numbers have to be mobilized

00:05:53.000 and brought together in one place. Numbers don't mean anything. All the stuff about being

00:05:57.720 a silent majority. I hate that phrase, silent majority. I don't think it's true. I don't know

00:06:03.340 if it's true. I doubt that it's true. I almost hope that it isn't because shame on us if we're in the

00:06:07.400 majority still and silent. It doesn't mean anything. It's not anything to be proud of. We're in the

00:06:15.180 majority and we're too afraid to say anything. Yay, go us. Numbers don't mean anything if we are

00:06:21.480 silent and fractured and disorganized and too afraid to speak above a whisper, content to voice

00:06:27.320 our disapproval through sad-faced emojis on social media. Now, I announced this rally on Twitter a

00:06:35.520 couple days ago, and already I've heard from the opposition in Loudoun County. They are, to say the

00:06:40.920 least, not happy that we're coming. More than one person has threatened violence against me. These

00:06:46.860 are people who are so determined to rob young girls of their privacy and their identity that they will

00:06:51.740 threaten to assault or kill you if you try to prevent it. They believe so strongly that boys

00:06:57.420 should be in the girls' bathroom that they will, they say, commit violent felonies to ensure that

00:07:02.320 it happens. Now, that makes me afraid. Not for myself. I'm still coming. You're not going to scare me

00:07:08.060 away. But for the kids whose minds and bodies, these slobbering maniacs, these predator freaks are

00:07:17.860 trying to destroy. Another criticism I've heard is that I'm not from Loudoun County. I'm an outside

00:07:25.680 agitator, they say. This is none of my business. Well, even if that's true, I'm making it my business.

00:07:33.180 Protecting children is everybody's business. Opposing child abuse is everybody's business.

00:07:38.140 I don't care where kids are being harmed. It doesn't make any, it doesn't become any less

00:07:41.380 outrageous or any less of a concern if it's happening in a different zip code. Your zip code

00:07:46.540 is different. Go away and let us brainwash these kids in peace. Sorry, I don't find that argument

00:07:51.380 terribly compelling. And besides, outside forces, national advocacy groups, Hollywood media,

00:07:56.120 politicians routinely inject themselves into these issues to ensure that schools and towns and states

00:08:01.540 are run as they prefer. I can guarantee that if a school board passed a rule forbidding biological

00:08:07.960 males from entering the female restroom, Hollywood celebrities and the human rights campaign and CNN

00:08:12.700 and all the rest of them would be chiming in on the issue, calling for boycotts, everything else.

00:08:18.760 And none of the people telling me to butt out and mind my business would be saying the same to them.

00:08:23.080 So this is a one-way street. When they need reinforcements from national figures,

00:08:28.300 they're not shy about going out and getting them. But if the other side does the same,

00:08:32.520 suddenly they become firm proponents of the principles of subsidiarity.

00:08:36.480 I'm not going to abide by rules that change depending on whose side they benefit.

00:08:43.040 Not going to happen. So complain all you want. Tell me I don't belong. Tell me this is none of my

00:08:48.600 concern. Threaten to kill me. I'm still going to be there. One other point. Tanner Cross in his brief,

00:08:54.920 but really great speech was correct that this is a religious rights issue.

00:09:01.540 It's also correct to argue, as I just have, that this is a privacy and safety issue.

00:09:07.060 Okay. All of that is true. And those are the, those, those seem to be the main points that,

00:09:13.320 that, that we on this side, the sane side, uh, make that, you know, this religious liberty,

00:09:18.360 it, it infringes on privacy of girls in locker rooms. And it's also unsafe. Like those are,

00:09:24.780 that's all true. Those are all good points, but this is also, we have to keep insisting

00:09:30.440 something bigger and broader than that. More than anything else, more importantly,

00:09:36.480 than religious rights or even safety is truth. This is about truth. Truth is the most important

00:09:47.260 thing. Truth is more important than liberty. It's more important than, than life itself. There could,

00:09:51.560 there could be no liberty without truth. There could be no life, at least not a life worth living

00:09:55.480 without truth. All of the good things in life, love, freedom, you name it, all of it,

00:10:00.400 they're all predicated on truth. They all exist within truth. The trans agenda is more than anything

00:10:08.760 an attack on truth. It is an attempt to build a society which fundamentally rejects and does not

00:10:14.720 recognize truth. They want us all to live outside of truth. They want our kids to be educated in lies,

00:10:23.980 in darkness, not in truth, not in light. That's the battle we're fighting first and foremost.

00:10:31.800 And it will certainly take more than a rally at a school board to win that fight,

00:10:34.760 but you have to start somewhere. And so I hope you'll join us. Let's get now to our five headlines.

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00:12:01.280 You know, they, AOC's fans have been desperate to come up with a defense for her showing up to the

00:12:08.540 Met Gala to drink cocktails with rich people, supposedly in an attempt to, you know, this was

00:12:17.240 her dunking on the rich people by showing up to their party, right, and hanging out with them and

00:12:21.240 taking pictures with them. But I thought this was, it's a really hard thing to defend. So in fairness

00:12:29.120 to people on that side, to AOC's fans, to her groupies, it's pretty indefensible. So when you're

00:12:36.100 trying to come up with a defense, there's not a lot available to you. There isn't a good argument

00:12:40.960 available to you. But I thought this from Isaac Saul, who's the founder of something called Tangle

00:12:46.180 News. He said, he said, this is, this is all about envy and jealousy, really all the people who are

00:12:52.080 accusing AOC of having a double standard, being a hypocrite. He says, every single person on this

00:12:57.000 website tweeting about AOC would cut off one of their own fingers to go to the Met Gala and interact

00:13:01.860 with the people they spend all day tweeting about. Is that you, do you really think that Isaac,

00:13:08.260 you actually think that? You as a man, you think that most people, including men, are dying to go to

00:13:18.060 the Met Gala? We would just cut off our fingers to go there and hang out with celebrities? That's

00:13:24.240 actually my nightmare. I would cut off my, I cut off my hands to not go. If I was given a choice

00:13:31.220 between going to the Met, only two choices, go to the Met Gala or cut off your hand. I'm saying,

00:13:38.000 hand me the butcher knife. That's not even a tough choice to make. Already, like going to any event

00:13:46.740 of that sort is already my nightmare. You take away all the left-wing crazies and all the degenerate,

00:13:53.720 you know, celebrities that are there. It's already a nightmare for me. Everyone's in formal attire and

00:14:01.220 you're just kind of like, there's nothing to do. You're just sort of hanging around. There's no,

00:14:04.520 there's no central activity for everyone to do. You're not watching anything. Okay. So you're all,

00:14:10.980 what do you do? You just, you hang around, you make small talk the entire time. Absolute nightmare.

00:14:18.380 Um, and I, I've been involved in certainly not the Met Gala, but go to fundraising banquets.

00:14:25.180 I've been to a lot of fundraising banquets in my, in my day. And that's what the Met Gala is.

00:14:28.660 Uh, supposedly been, been to a lot of fundraising banquets. I've, I've spoken at a lot of fundraising

00:14:34.940 banquets and I can tell you for sure, but getting up in front of everybody and speaking for me is

00:14:39.880 much less nerve wracking than having to filter around the crowd and talk to people. And then you,

00:14:46.080 and then you, then you factor in the people that are there. It makes it, it makes it hell. So

00:14:50.540 this, this is why, again, we can't, I can't share a country with these people. This is why the country

00:14:57.940 needs to break apart. I don't, I don't know how to share a country with the kind of man who thinks

00:15:03.500 that most men are dying to go to the Met Gala. He's living in a different universe. I don't know.

00:15:10.060 I don't know who this person is or where they're coming from. Speaking of a different universe,

00:15:14.980 California. Um, this is from CNN. Now California's democratic governor, Gavin Newsom has defeated

00:15:21.660 the effort to remove him from office. According to a projection from the CNN decision desk,

00:15:26.360 cabbing off a recall effort that was born in partisan anger over his pandemic response,

00:15:30.540 but ended with a vote of confidence in his strategy to combat it. Um, he gave a speech and

00:15:37.620 said a bunch of stuff. We're not going to play any of those clips because who cares? Uh,

00:15:41.580 the, you know, the final tally here appears to be not very close, but what I was really interested in

00:15:49.800 some of this exit polling data. Uh, so it says about 45% of the electorate say that Newsom's

00:15:58.420 policies on the pandemic have been, have been about right with about one third calling his policies

00:16:04.000 too strict and the remainder saying they're not strict enough. According to a California exit poll

00:16:10.420 conducted by CNN or for CNN, um, there's broad support for COVID mitigation measure measures

00:16:17.240 in the state with more than six in 10 saying that getting vaccinated is more of a public health

00:16:23.980 responsibility than it is a personal choice. The pandemic remains at the top of voters' minds with

00:16:28.720 about one third, the highest share of any issue saying it's the biggest issue for the state,

00:16:33.500 according to the exit poll. Uh, so you have a majority of voters who either are in favor of

00:16:43.480 the pandemic response, which has decimated civil liberties in the state, decimated small businesses.

00:16:53.260 A majority are either in favor of it, say this, this is just right, or they want more. California has

00:16:59.820 not gone far enough. They're hungry for more restrictions on their Liberty. They're going to

00:17:05.980 the government and saying, I am still too free. And there, there are, there are still some small

00:17:12.100 businesses that have survived and I don't think they should take away everything else.

00:17:18.300 Come to my house, put a padlock on my front door and lock me in my home.

00:17:24.160 You could chain me to my couch. How about it's as long as you keep the TV on

00:17:30.480 and, um, and put a straw in my mouth and just start feeding me the entire time, like a gerbil.

00:17:39.220 That's what they want. But put me in a, just put me in a glass case, like a gerbil, put a,

00:17:43.180 put some feeders there. And as long as I have a TV, I'll be good. That's the attitude of many of

00:17:49.280 these voters in California. I think the effort to recall Newsom was admirable. I think it was

00:17:57.440 the right thing to do to, to hold him accountable, at least to some extent, or at least, or attempt

00:18:01.780 to hold him accountable. Uh, I, Larry Elder put in a great effort. He'd certainly be a much better

00:18:08.860 governor than Gavin Newsom. That's not saying much. I mean, I think Larry Elder would be a good

00:18:12.720 governor, uh, on his own merits, but you know, an actual gerbil would be a better governor than,

00:18:19.520 than Gavin Newsom. So all of that is good, you know, worth the effort and everything. But

00:18:24.600 I can tell you that I, I never had any hope in this effort at all.

00:18:30.500 You know, I, I, I never really entertained the possibility

00:18:34.240 that voters would come out and vote for a Republican, especially a, uh, you know, an actual

00:18:41.840 conservative Republican, not a celebrity like Schwarzenegger who says that he's a Republican,

00:18:48.620 especially liberal. There's very little chance of it, really no chance of that happening

00:18:54.480 because this is California. And as hard as it is for us to understand, for many of us to

00:19:06.100 understand, this is what many of the people there want. You know, I go to California as I was just in

00:19:14.200 California recently, you know, and you go to Los Angeles or San Francisco or many of the cities in

00:19:20.420 California. And it's a dystopian wasteland. It was already trending in that direction before COVID,

00:19:28.100 but this has been the nail in the coffin. And so someone like me, I could, I could wander around

00:19:33.900 Los Angeles in, in disgusted and thinking, how can anyone want to live like this?

00:19:43.300 And that's bad enough, but it's worse to realize that in fact, lots of people do want to live like

00:19:49.380 that. You know, we live, California is the way that California is because of the people of

00:20:01.180 California. That is the sad, stark reality that we need to start confronting. It's easy enough to

00:20:12.420 blame the elites and the ruling class and the government and the media, Hollywood, academia. I mean,

00:20:18.180 we could place the blame all in, in all of those places, you know, all of the rich, powerful people

00:20:25.080 and they deserve an immense amount of the blame. I spend plenty of time blaming them and pointing

00:20:30.440 fingers at them and we should, but the rot goes deeper than that. It goes into the population.

00:20:39.660 And when it comes down to it, California is the way that California is because of the people of

00:20:47.360 California, because that's the state, that's the culture that they want. Many of them may want it

00:20:53.980 because they've been brainwashed into wanting it. They've been convinced of it. They've been

00:20:57.960 conjoled into it, but it's still, it's what they want. And the responsibility lies with them.

00:21:03.980 Ultimately, our country is in the state that it's in because many of the people in this country want

00:21:13.060 it that way. This is maybe one of the reasons why I can never fully carry the mantle of populism.

00:21:27.140 And maybe populism doesn't need to be this way, but very often people call themselves populists.

00:21:35.760 All they ever do is point to the people at the top of the food chain, the rich and powerful.

00:21:44.660 But I think we need to start looking amongst ourselves and realizing that the problem is also

00:21:52.300 the people. And that's a, that's a, that's a much harder problem to fix because then you realize

00:22:00.940 that even if you, even if it succeeded, I mean, it would have been great if, if the recall election

00:22:07.780 had succeeded, you kick Governor Newsom out. At a minimum, you've penalized him for being an,

00:22:16.340 being incompetent and also being a tyrant, being a horrible man and a horrible governor, horrible leader.

00:22:21.620 So you've held him accountable and you've punished him. But that's probably the only benefit.

00:22:28.300 That's the only good that would have come of it. Because you get a Republican governor in there

00:22:34.900 for a few years, that doesn't do anything to change the cultural rot.

00:22:40.700 And if we're not willing to confront the fact that the rot goes all the way down into the population,

00:22:51.960 into the people, into our homes and in our communities, that we're going to continue with

00:22:58.280 this idea that we can solve all of our problems just by electing the right people.

00:23:02.980 And yet elections come and go, and sometimes they work in our favor, sometimes they don't.

00:23:10.400 But you notice the cultural decay continues apace, no matter who is in charge.

00:23:18.300 Donald Trump was the president for four years.

00:23:22.820 Culturally, societally speaking, what good did it actually do?

00:23:27.160 Can anyone say that we're in a better spot today culturally than we would have been?

00:23:35.260 Had it been a Democrat in office? Maybe.

00:23:42.060 But now we're just talking about degrees of badness.

00:23:45.280 Yeah, it's bad, but it would have been like one degree more bad.

00:23:48.080 And that's what happens when all we ever do is focus on the people at the top.

00:23:55.640 And we don't start looking around us.

00:23:59.160 All right, let's go next to the Daily Beast.

00:24:04.040 It says, Norm MacDonald has died after a long and private battle with cancer,

00:24:07.580 his management team confirmed on Tuesday.

00:24:09.620 The highly influential stand-up comedian and former anchor of Weekend Update and Saturday Night Live was 61.

00:24:13.980 He was scheduled to perform at the New York Comedy Festival this November.

00:24:18.540 He had reportedly been sick with an undisclosed form of cancer for nine years,

00:24:22.180 but declined to make his illness public.

00:24:27.100 As many people have said, I'm not one to be affected by celebrity deaths.

00:24:34.640 This one hurts.

00:24:36.880 This might be the only one I can think of.

00:24:38.780 There might have been a few others, but right now is the only one I can think of

00:24:41.320 that actually made much of an impact on me.

00:24:43.980 Norm MacDonald was a brilliant comedian, one of the last real comedians that we had in this country.

00:24:52.140 It also almost feels wrong.

00:24:55.840 There are a lot of very genuine and emotional and touching tributes that people have been doing to Norm MacDonald,

00:25:02.180 which in one way, he's deserving of it.

00:25:05.960 But another way, it feels wrong because Norm MacDonald himself never would have engaged in that.

00:25:10.400 If Norm MacDonald was around, he'd be making fun of his own death, right?

00:25:14.440 Because he never, you know, he always stayed on message.

00:25:17.900 And for him, the message was the comedy, was the joke.

00:25:21.080 But when I think about this, and we would talk about his career and everything and eulogize him that way.

00:25:26.560 But this, the long and private battle with cancer.

00:25:34.920 He had cancer for nine years and never told anyone, certainly never made it public.

00:25:40.380 I'm going, I assume that some people in his family knew.

00:25:45.240 I don't know that, but I think we could assume it.

00:25:48.560 But it seems that nobody, even his friends and fellow comedians, no one knew about it.

00:25:55.760 There's something about that.

00:25:59.480 It's obviously very sad, but there's something actually inspiring about that.

00:26:04.040 And the word inspiring has been horribly cheapened in our culture when we call everything inspiring.

00:26:11.260 But, you know, TikTok videos are supposed to be inspiring.

00:26:14.700 This is really inspiring.

00:26:15.860 That he was dying of cancer and chose to carry that burden himself.

00:26:25.120 And not just carry it himself and not tell anybody, but he was still out there telling jokes and making people laugh.

00:26:30.220 You know, in a society where we, most of us are inclined to whine and complain publicly about every pain we have, every misfortune, we stub our toe.

00:26:48.180 And then next thing you know, there's a, there's a 10 tweet thread we're doing about it.

00:26:52.020 And the, you know, the larger implications of our stubbed toe and everything we've learned from this tragedy of stubbing our toe.

00:26:58.380 And now we've got to go to therapy for the stubbed toe.

00:27:00.220 You know, in this society where, where, where we tend to operate that way, uh, to see this, I think is a, is a nice corrective.

00:27:12.440 Someone who chose to live with dignity didn't need to go out there and, um, fish for, for pity from people.

00:27:24.180 And that seems foreign to a lot of us because for a lot of people in this culture, there's this instinctive need for pity.

00:27:34.600 Where even if there's no reason for anyone to pity you, you feel like you have to come up with a reason.

00:27:45.140 We talk about all the time, the, the, the victimhood competition, everyone wrestling with each other that who's going to be the Uber victim.

00:27:52.580 And then of course, in that kind of environment where everybody wants to be a victim, if something actually bad happens to you, well, then of course you're going to be, you're going to be spreading that everywhere.

00:28:05.220 Hey, everybody, listen to this really bad thing that's happening to me.

00:28:07.560 Uh, but Norm Macdonald didn't do that at all.

00:28:12.240 He, he had a terrible thing that he was going through and he chose to suffer, suffer it privately and, uh, still go about his life, make people laugh.

00:28:21.340 I find that extremely admirable, uh, and, uh, and very rare.

00:28:25.760 We, we, we don't see that very often.

00:28:27.180 The only other example I can think of Chadwick, uh, Bozeman, Black Panther actor.

00:28:32.940 It was the same thing when he died of cancer came as a shock to everyone.

00:28:37.320 He hadn't told anybody and he was acting and never made it public.

00:28:40.020 So on a rare occasion, you see this and I find it incredibly admirable and inspiring.

00:28:47.000 And, you know, we, we could all take a, take a couple of pages from that book.

00:28:52.780 I think probably.

00:28:54.440 All right, next, what else we got here?

00:28:56.940 Jimmy Kimmel.

00:28:59.280 I hate to go to Jimmy Kimmel now, actually.

00:29:01.220 I'm going to, but this makes Norm Macdonald's death, Eve, all the, all the more sad.

00:29:11.220 You go from Norm Macdonald, brilliant comedian, a real comedian to Jimmy Kimmel, who is the

00:29:16.520 least funny Jimmy on late night TV.

00:29:18.820 And that's a stiff competition for that title.

00:29:21.700 I'm not saying this because of his ideology.

00:29:24.800 I don't like his politics, although I don't like his politics, but I've never heard Jimmy

00:29:30.220 Kimmel tell a funny joke ever.

00:29:34.420 I'm not aware of any funny Jimmy Kimmel joke.

00:29:37.320 I think he's had, he's had, he's had some funny bits that he does, uh, and skits and

00:29:41.480 things, but I've, I've never, he does these monologues every single night.

00:29:46.140 Thousands and thousands of jokes that he's told his monologues.

00:29:48.540 Has there been a single funny one?

00:29:50.660 I'm not sure, but this one certainly is not the first funny one.

00:29:54.080 It is ridiculous, but this is an interesting statistic.

00:29:59.060 COVID deaths have proven to be much higher in states that voted for Trump.

00:30:03.760 Basically, if your state has more GEDs than PhDs, stay indoors.

00:30:08.340 Of the 54,000 Americans who died from COVID since the start of the summer, almost one of

00:30:13.980 five, one in five of them died in Florida, which my God, all those orphaned ferrets.

00:30:18.860 It's, it's a shame.

00:30:21.280 Okay.

00:30:21.820 So it is making fun of everyone that died in Florida because everyone who, if you died

00:30:29.140 in Florida, then, uh, then your, your death is, is mockable.

00:30:38.200 Many of the people who died of COVID in Florida, I mean, I got news for Jimmy Kimmel.

00:30:41.360 Not, not everyone in Florida is, is a Republican.

00:30:44.100 So in fact, some of those people were even Democrats who died may surprise you to learn

00:30:50.120 a total disdain that these people have.

00:30:57.000 It is, it is true to say that they wish death on us.

00:31:01.120 They want us to die.

00:31:02.520 That's not being overly dramatic because there's no, there's no real joke there.

00:31:09.340 I have no problem.

00:31:10.760 You can tell jokes about death.

00:31:13.000 You could tell jokes about things that don't seem to be funny at all.

00:31:17.060 Norm Macdonald was great at that.

00:31:20.280 Any kind of tragedy you can name.

00:31:22.600 He's, he's told, he told jokes about 9-11 and they were funny.

00:31:28.540 So it's not like there's anything that's off limits for jokes, but there's no joke here.

00:31:32.740 It's simply, he hates these people and he's just snickering.

00:31:38.020 This is, this is just going up to someone's funeral and pointing at, at the headstone and laughing.

00:31:43.380 That's all it is.

00:31:47.140 Because it turns out, you can't really be a funny comedian when you're filled with hate and contempt.

00:31:57.060 And you certainly, you can't tell funny jokes about someone if you hate them.

00:32:04.920 That was one of the secrets of, for Norm Macdonald, I think.

00:32:11.400 That he didn't, he respected people.

00:32:13.100 He didn't hate, he told, he told edgy jokes.

00:32:17.000 He told jokes about people dying, but he didn't, he didn't hate anyone.

00:32:20.080 When you're filled with hate and contempt, there's, there, there can't, there's not going to be any humor in that.

00:32:30.340 But, with all that said, I'm not angry to hear Jimmy Kimmel making jokes like that.

00:32:37.660 Everyone in red states, they all have GEDs, not PhDs.

00:32:41.860 Of course, that's not true, but I don't even consider that an insult.

00:32:44.260 Personally, I would rather be around a bunch of GEDs than a bunch of PhDs.

00:32:50.920 And very often, the GEDs are going to be smarter.

00:32:55.540 You know, the PhDs have educated themselves into a coma.

00:33:02.300 But, it doesn't bother me for him to come out and say, in fact, I'm glad that he says it.

00:33:07.440 The more that these people expose themselves and take the mask off and expose themselves for who they are.

00:33:16.620 And make their, their true feelings known, I think, the better.

00:33:23.040 Because this is, this is the country we live in now.

00:33:25.100 And there are lots of people, especially the ones that you see on TV all the time, who really hate you and want you to die.

00:33:35.480 And it's important for you to, for you to understand that.

00:33:40.020 All right, let's see.

00:33:41.440 What else here?

00:33:42.140 This is from the Daily Wire.

00:33:42.880 It says, in their new book, Peril, journalists Bob Woodward and Robert Costa claim that General Mark Milley,

00:33:48.360 the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was so concerned that then-President Donald Trump would go rogue and spark a war with China,

00:33:54.680 that he made a pair of secret phone calls to his counterpart point in China, per the Washington Post.

00:34:01.020 It says, according to a CNN write-up, Woodward and Costa write that after January 6th,

00:34:06.700 Milley felt no absolute certainty that the military could control or trust Trump,

00:34:11.240 and believed it was his job as the senior military officer to think the unthinkable and take any and all necessary precautions,

00:34:17.460 according to a CNN write-up.

00:34:20.260 Milley was so fearful of Trump attacking China that he appears to have undermined the Trump administration

00:34:25.280 and communicated directly with Chinese officials.

00:34:28.960 It says, in a pair of secret phone calls, General Mark Milley, chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff,

00:34:33.040 assured his Chinese counterpart of the People's Liberation Army that the United States would not strike.

00:34:40.220 One call took place on October 30th, 2020, four days before the election,

00:34:43.760 one that unseated President Trump, and the other on January 8th, 2021, two days after the Capitol siege.

00:34:48.820 Capitol siege, yeah.

00:34:52.940 Shockingly, according to Woodward and Costa, it seems Milley communicated sensitive information

00:34:57.480 to a Chinese general and suggested that he would warn China ahead of time

00:35:01.640 if he discovered that Trump planned to attack them.

00:35:05.280 So this is the definition of treason.

00:35:09.180 We heard for years and years that Trump was committing treason, that he was a traitor.

00:35:18.700 He was, two unsuccessful attempts at impeaching him were based on that idea.

00:35:25.960 They never could provide any evidence for it whatsoever.

00:35:28.280 They could never provide any evidence for that charge other than, well, basically their evidence was

00:35:36.360 that Trump, to them, seems like the kind of guy who would be a traitor, who would commit treason.

00:35:41.820 And so we're going to spend four years trying to find evidence to support this assumption

00:35:46.660 that we made at the very beginning based on nothing.

00:35:48.820 Now we have actual treason.

00:35:54.340 I mean, if the word treason means anything legally, then it would have to mean this.

00:36:00.080 You have the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff going behind the President's back,

00:36:05.720 circumventing him,

00:36:08.340 and having private secret conversations

00:36:10.740 with a military leader

00:36:13.320 of a foreign enemy country.

00:36:16.220 If that's not treason, what is?

00:36:21.060 And yet we know

00:36:21.900 that there will be no consequences whatsoever.

00:36:25.980 He's not going to be tried.

00:36:28.520 He's not going to be charged with anything.

00:36:31.500 The media won't even admit

00:36:32.940 that there was anything wrong here.

00:36:36.140 In fact, for them,

00:36:37.680 the story is

00:36:38.840 this is all about how bad Trump was.

00:36:42.000 They want us to

00:36:42.900 believe that the story

00:36:44.700 is that Mark Milley

00:36:46.380 felt it necessary

00:36:47.260 to take those steps.

00:36:49.880 So, gee,

00:36:50.860 once again,

00:36:52.340 that's how terrible Trump was.

00:36:56.860 You know,

00:36:57.320 Republicans, once again,

00:36:58.540 are talking a big game

00:36:59.780 and they're saying

00:37:00.220 they're going to have hearings

00:37:00.980 and they're going to look into this.

00:37:02.000 I hope they do

00:37:05.340 and I hope they follow through.

00:37:07.280 But,

00:37:08.060 you know,

00:37:10.060 my fear is it's going to be

00:37:10.840 just like it was with Benghazi.

00:37:12.140 There were,

00:37:12.680 we heard about Benghazi

00:37:13.860 for years and years and years

00:37:16.040 and the Republicans

00:37:16.680 did all kinds of hearings about it

00:37:18.440 and they talked about it

00:37:19.760 on the campaign trails

00:37:20.780 and it came up,

00:37:21.920 you know,

00:37:22.200 on cable news

00:37:22.920 and they talked about it on Fox

00:37:23.880 and things like that.

00:37:25.120 But then,

00:37:25.860 was anybody ever held accountable for it?

00:37:27.960 Did anything real,

00:37:31.020 actual,

00:37:31.500 actually happen?

00:37:33.040 Were there any tangible consequences

00:37:34.940 for anybody?

00:37:38.800 I don't think there was

00:37:39.780 and I don't expect

00:37:40.880 that there will be in this case,

00:37:42.120 sadly.

00:37:43.200 Finally,

00:37:43.800 from Study Finds,

00:37:44.880 it says,

00:37:45.300 overeating obviously leads

00:37:46.860 to excess weight, right?

00:37:48.200 Well,

00:37:48.360 a team of scientists

00:37:49.100 says not so fast.

00:37:50.560 It's actually what you eat,

00:37:51.880 not how much you eat

00:37:53.220 that leads to obesity.

00:37:54.840 Their study finds

00:37:55.540 processed food

00:37:56.320 and rapidly digestible

00:37:57.380 carbohydrates

00:37:57.960 may be what's really

00:37:59.420 behind society's

00:38:00.620 growing waistline.

00:38:02.740 They did a whole study

00:38:03.960 on this

00:38:04.500 and there's an entire article

00:38:05.920 suggesting

00:38:06.780 that

00:38:07.940 it's not just about

00:38:09.440 the quantity of the food,

00:38:10.480 it's also the type of food.

00:38:13.420 So if you're eating

00:38:14.200 a lot of food

00:38:14.920 but it's healthy

00:38:15.840 and there's good protein

00:38:17.900 and you're eating

00:38:18.560 fresh vegetables

00:38:19.620 and that sort of thing,

00:38:20.820 then you're not

00:38:22.620 going to get fat

00:38:23.180 but if you're eating

00:38:23.700 a lot of fast food

00:38:24.740 then you will.

00:38:25.960 They did a whole study

00:38:27.180 to tell us that.

00:38:27.960 this is not complicated.

00:38:32.540 We have been on this mission

00:38:33.760 for years

00:38:35.040 to make obesity

00:38:36.220 seem complicated

00:38:37.340 and every week

00:38:40.560 there's a new study.

00:38:41.500 Oh,

00:38:41.640 maybe this is what's behind

00:38:42.900 the obesity epidemic.

00:38:45.780 This is not,

00:38:46.740 it's not a complicated thing.

00:38:48.600 You don't need to be a scientist.

00:38:49.880 You don't need to do

00:38:50.320 any studies about it

00:38:51.240 whatsoever.

00:38:51.620 if you're eating

00:38:54.660 a lot of junk food

00:38:56.120 and we all know

00:38:57.700 what junk food is.

00:39:01.880 We don't need to define it.

00:39:03.140 It's kind of like

00:39:03.540 the definition of pornography

00:39:04.600 with the Supreme Court justice.

00:39:06.580 I don't know what it is

00:39:07.460 but I know it when I see it.

00:39:09.140 So we all know

00:39:09.640 what junk food is.

00:39:11.140 You eat a lot of that

00:39:12.160 and you don't get exercise,

00:39:13.200 you get fat.

00:39:13.840 You eat healthy food

00:39:16.460 and you also move around

00:39:17.880 throughout the day

00:39:18.480 and get some exercise,

00:39:19.240 you won't get fat.

00:39:20.840 It really is that simple.

00:39:25.140 We're all sitting around

00:39:26.560 getting fatter and fatter,

00:39:28.520 eating Doritos

00:39:29.160 and watching TV

00:39:30.080 and looking at our waistlines

00:39:32.700 bulge and bulge

00:39:34.000 and saying,

00:39:36.020 I don't know why

00:39:36.480 this is happening.

00:39:37.260 Someone should do

00:39:37.840 another study about this.

00:39:39.040 What is going on?

00:39:39.920 Every day I get on the scale

00:39:43.440 and there's more,

00:39:44.280 the number is higher.

00:39:45.320 How is this possibly happening?

00:39:47.960 Chomp.

00:39:49.340 Another Dorito.

00:39:50.760 Not complicated.

00:39:52.040 All right, let's get now

00:39:52.760 to reading the YouTube comments.

00:39:55.720 Who's rocking polka dot

00:39:57.380 and flannel shirts

00:39:58.320 without shame?

00:40:01.020 Do you know their name?

00:40:04.640 They're the sweet baby gang.

00:40:08.780 There it is.

00:40:09.920 Sweet baby gang anthem

00:40:11.260 as promised.

00:40:13.240 You better get used

00:40:13.700 to hearing that

00:40:14.160 because you're going to hear it

00:40:15.040 every day.

00:40:15.860 It will haunt your dreams.

00:40:17.600 This is from Rachel says,

00:40:19.300 one of my husband's male friends

00:40:20.720 broke up with him

00:40:21.520 on the phone.

00:40:22.340 His excuse was,

00:40:23.360 I don't want to go

00:40:23.940 to your wedding

00:40:24.460 if no one's wearing masks.

00:40:26.840 And one minute later

00:40:27.980 finalized it with saying,

00:40:29.360 yeah, I'd prefer

00:40:29.820 we actually just stop talking.

00:40:33.580 Well, he really did

00:40:34.920 your husband a favor.

00:40:36.580 Um, that is,

00:40:39.820 that's no friend

00:40:40.760 and that's no man

00:40:41.520 in the first place.

00:40:42.140 So, no loss at all there.

00:40:45.080 I mean, I know

00:40:45.580 it's got to be pretty upsetting.

00:40:47.280 First, he's not coming

00:40:47.980 to your wedding

00:40:48.480 and then says,

00:40:49.100 I don't want to see you

00:40:50.280 ever again.

00:40:51.500 But really, okay,

00:40:52.580 no loss for me in my life.

00:40:54.320 That should be the attitude.

00:40:55.120 ZBW says,

00:41:00.220 Matt, will you cancel

00:41:01.440 the Ravens

00:41:02.300 for losing last night?

00:41:03.840 Yeah, I really should.

00:41:05.060 But you know what?

00:41:06.340 This, this is what

00:41:07.100 the NFL season is now.

00:41:08.200 It's always a war of attrition.

00:41:10.700 And I'm not sure

00:41:11.440 what exactly causes it,

00:41:12.540 but the injuries,

00:41:13.860 you know, the Ravens,

00:41:14.600 I don't know,

00:41:15.060 but there's like three people

00:41:15.800 in the audience

00:41:16.120 who care about this,

00:41:16.680 but I'm talking about it anyway.

00:41:17.720 The Ravens lost their entire,

00:41:19.200 they lost their entire

00:41:20.080 running back core.

00:41:20.760 They lost three running backs,

00:41:22.700 mostly to non-contact injuries

00:41:24.420 in practice.

00:41:25.660 ACL tears.

00:41:27.700 And then,

00:41:28.720 this is all in the offseason.

00:41:30.680 Then they lost

00:41:31.160 their starting cornerback

00:41:31.980 to an ACL tear.

00:41:33.220 They've got like 14 guys

00:41:34.440 on IR

00:41:35.080 and there's been one game.

00:41:38.300 But every season,

00:41:39.380 it's like this

00:41:40.280 and it's easy to say

00:41:41.140 that the game is faster

00:41:42.300 and more violent now.

00:41:43.580 Actually, it is faster,

00:41:44.720 but it's not really

00:41:45.280 more violent than it was,

00:41:46.600 you know,

00:41:46.860 20 or 30 years ago

00:41:47.860 or even 10 years ago.

00:41:49.660 But that even,

00:41:50.320 that can't be the

00:41:51.180 explanation anyway

00:41:51.940 because so many of these

00:41:52.900 injuries are non-contact.

00:41:54.540 There are so many

00:41:55.380 Achilles tears,

00:41:56.880 ACL tears.

00:41:59.160 And now it's at the point

00:42:00.120 where if you win

00:42:00.840 the Super Bowl,

00:42:01.520 if you can keep

00:42:03.500 most of your players

00:42:04.420 off of the stretcher.

00:42:08.200 Okay.

00:42:09.640 Tina says,

00:42:10.280 my son had a small

00:42:11.300 sore throat today,

00:42:12.160 so I kept him home.

00:42:13.200 I lied when I called

00:42:14.320 and said his back hurt.

00:42:16.660 Can't have him staying home

00:42:17.820 for two weeks for nothing,

00:42:18.800 which is the policy.

00:42:19.980 Another comment like this

00:42:20.900 from Lexi Bell says,

00:42:22.580 my children's doctor

00:42:23.380 canceled their well-child checkup

00:42:26.000 because both of them

00:42:27.120 had a runny nose that day,

00:42:28.680 symptom of COVID.

00:42:29.740 So we have a doctor

00:42:30.420 who won't see sick patients.

00:42:34.440 Yeah.

00:42:34.940 And you have no choice.

00:42:35.720 First of all, Tina,

00:42:36.320 I don't blame you

00:42:36.860 for lying at all.

00:42:38.020 What choice do you have?

00:42:38.940 These schools

00:42:41.280 that have this policy,

00:42:42.920 which as I said yesterday,

00:42:44.480 if you don't think

00:42:46.020 about it at all,

00:42:47.800 might for a second

00:42:49.140 at first blush

00:42:49.880 seem like it makes sense.

00:42:51.060 Well, if your kid

00:42:51.500 has COVID symptoms,

00:42:52.880 don't send them to school.

00:42:54.920 Okay, fine.

00:42:55.740 Until you realize

00:42:56.480 that COVID symptoms

00:42:57.440 are everything.

00:42:59.060 Everything is a symptom

00:42:59.880 of COVID.

00:43:01.260 Any kind of

00:43:02.560 physical discomfort

00:43:04.040 at all

00:43:04.680 could be

00:43:06.200 a symptom of COVID.

00:43:07.240 So what they're

00:43:09.540 really saying is

00:43:10.300 if your child

00:43:11.400 is feeling

00:43:12.700 anything less

00:43:13.620 than 100%

00:43:14.980 totally perfect,

00:43:17.080 not only can you

00:43:18.240 not send them

00:43:18.600 to school,

00:43:19.200 but you got to

00:43:20.440 quarantine them

00:43:21.160 and then we might

00:43:21.700 have to quarantine

00:43:22.160 the whole class.

00:43:25.900 It's not feasible.

00:43:26.780 You can't function

00:43:27.220 that way.

00:43:29.520 And now they're doing

00:43:30.200 this in doctor's offices

00:43:31.160 too.

00:43:32.080 And there are

00:43:32.620 real consequences

00:43:33.360 to that.

00:43:34.780 There are real

00:43:35.680 consequences in schools

00:43:36.720 where you're

00:43:37.000 shutting schools

00:43:37.520 down now

00:43:37.880 for no reason.

00:43:39.100 Kids continue

00:43:40.240 to be deprived

00:43:40.840 of an education.

00:43:42.580 Not that they were

00:43:43.200 getting much

00:43:43.640 of an education

00:43:44.100 to begin with

00:43:44.560 in the public school.

00:43:45.900 But then in

00:43:46.260 doctor's offices,

00:43:47.780 your child can't

00:43:48.680 go in for a

00:43:49.400 wellness checkup?

00:43:51.860 What if he's

00:43:52.420 not well?

00:43:54.360 What if he has

00:43:55.000 some underlying

00:43:55.720 problem that the

00:43:56.940 checkup may have

00:43:57.680 determined?

00:43:59.320 Now we're not

00:43:59.900 going to know

00:44:00.160 about that.

00:44:02.900 There have been

00:44:03.540 a lot of people.

00:44:05.080 There's no way

00:44:05.800 to know how

00:44:06.280 many.

00:44:07.460 There's no way

00:44:08.080 to really quantify

00:44:08.700 it.

00:44:08.900 But there have

00:44:09.260 been many

00:44:10.540 people who

00:44:11.500 have died

00:44:12.160 of cancer

00:44:12.680 or other

00:44:14.460 diseases because

00:44:15.760 they weren't

00:44:16.200 able to go

00:44:16.640 to the doctor

00:44:17.140 or they were

00:44:17.640 afraid to go

00:44:18.060 to the doctor.

00:44:19.560 They have been

00:44:20.520 made to be

00:44:21.040 afraid to go

00:44:21.520 to the doctor

00:44:21.980 because of

00:44:23.660 COVID.

00:44:25.540 So it is a

00:44:26.500 terrible situation.

00:44:29.080 TJC says,

00:44:30.180 there's no way

00:44:31.100 Matt Walsh is

00:44:31.860 using relief band.

00:44:32.980 Such a hilarious

00:44:33.800 image.

00:44:34.680 How could you

00:44:35.300 accuse me of

00:44:35.760 that, TJC?

00:44:36.800 I love and

00:44:37.920 adore and cherish

00:44:38.660 all of my

00:44:39.280 sponsors.

00:44:41.140 And anytime I'm

00:44:41.860 getting in the

00:44:42.260 car, I always

00:44:43.080 make sure that I

00:44:44.220 strap my relief

00:44:44.920 band on.

00:44:45.660 Why is that a

00:44:46.560 funny image to

00:44:47.800 you?

00:44:47.940 I don't

00:44:48.200 understand it.

00:44:50.720 Max Rex says,

00:44:51.820 Matt, stop

00:44:52.300 standing up for

00:44:53.760 the woman who

00:44:54.180 got her ass

00:44:54.680 beat.

00:44:54.980 She deserved

00:44:55.440 it for

00:44:55.880 participating in

00:44:56.660 that.

00:44:58.060 Yeah, that's

00:44:58.940 true.

00:44:59.180 The woman who

00:44:59.940 participated in

00:45:00.720 the MMA fight

00:45:01.400 against the

00:45:02.120 man.

00:45:03.600 I mean, I

00:45:03.920 spent most of

00:45:04.760 the daily

00:45:05.260 cancellation

00:45:05.580 yesterday

00:45:06.140 criticizing the

00:45:06.980 announcers who

00:45:07.740 went along with

00:45:08.360 this spectacle

00:45:08.940 and pretended

00:45:09.480 very unconvincingly

00:45:12.600 to support it.

00:45:15.780 So you blame

00:45:16.600 them.

00:45:17.520 You also blame

00:45:18.640 the man himself

00:45:19.560 for being a

00:45:20.260 cheater.

00:45:22.020 But that's

00:45:22.920 true.

00:45:23.220 That woman

00:45:23.680 chose to get

00:45:24.440 in the ring.

00:45:24.920 She chose

00:45:25.360 also to be a

00:45:26.260 participant.

00:45:27.740 And she

00:45:28.300 didn't have to

00:45:28.660 make that

00:45:28.980 choice.

00:45:29.360 that doesn't

00:45:32.200 make it

00:45:32.460 any.

00:45:34.020 That doesn't

00:45:34.540 make it

00:45:34.780 better.

00:45:35.380 That doesn't

00:45:35.660 take any of

00:45:36.040 the guilt

00:45:36.360 off of the

00:45:36.880 guy.

00:45:39.040 Yes, the

00:45:39.600 woman chose

00:45:40.240 to get in

00:45:40.580 the ring

00:45:40.880 with you.

00:45:42.840 But that

00:45:43.340 still doesn't

00:45:43.880 excuse you

00:45:44.800 when now

00:45:46.100 you're beating

00:45:46.700 her across

00:45:47.280 the head,

00:45:48.100 fracturing her

00:45:48.720 skull as

00:45:49.420 Fallon Fox

00:45:50.260 did on

00:45:50.680 multiple

00:45:51.000 occasions,

00:45:52.640 choking her

00:45:53.560 into submission

00:45:54.160 just because she

00:45:54.920 chose to get in

00:45:55.400 the ring with

00:45:55.720 you.

00:45:55.840 It doesn't

00:45:55.960 make it okay

00:45:56.320 for you.

00:45:57.840 But I think

00:45:58.440 you're correct

00:45:58.880 that we've

00:45:59.180 got to start

00:45:59.560 pointing the

00:46:00.180 fingers at the

00:46:00.560 women as

00:46:01.040 well, these

00:46:01.620 female athletes.

00:46:03.760 That would

00:46:04.240 be one

00:46:04.600 solution.

00:46:06.760 When a

00:46:07.260 quote-unquote

00:46:07.980 trans athlete

00:46:08.760 shows up,

00:46:10.540 a man says

00:46:11.280 he wants to

00:46:11.700 fight women,

00:46:12.660 every single

00:46:13.320 woman should

00:46:13.900 say, I am

00:46:14.700 not going to

00:46:15.260 do that.

00:46:17.180 That he's not

00:46:17.820 going to have

00:46:18.020 any competitors.

00:46:22.960 And

00:46:23.380 makeshift

00:46:25.400 electric says

00:46:26.020 the SBG

00:46:26.640 anthem didn't

00:46:27.340 play during

00:46:27.740 the reading

00:46:28.020 in the

00:46:28.160 comments

00:46:28.400 section,

00:46:29.620 I feel

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00:46:31.940 Yeah, we do

00:46:32.500 have this

00:46:32.720 whole graphic

00:46:33.240 we want to

00:46:33.580 put together

00:46:34.020 and that was

00:46:34.840 going to be

00:46:35.080 paired up with

00:46:35.740 the SBG

00:46:36.720 anthem.

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00:46:38.240 we've got to

00:46:38.700 play it now.

00:46:39.340 We can't

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00:46:41.940 We've

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00:46:43.220 The people

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00:49:01.420 Now let's get to

00:49:02.120 our daily

00:49:02.420 cancellation.

00:49:06.340 As you have

00:49:07.360 noted from the

00:49:07.980 opening public

00:49:08.460 schools in

00:49:08.920 Virginia especially

00:49:10.080 are an

00:49:10.720 unmitigated

00:49:11.320 disaster.

00:49:12.140 Maybe it's the

00:49:12.600 proximity to

00:49:13.320 D.C.

00:49:13.800 that's the

00:49:14.140 problem.

00:49:14.440 D.C. is the

00:49:15.020 intellectual and

00:49:15.780 spiritual equivalent

00:49:16.500 of a

00:49:16.860 malfunctioning

00:49:17.500 nuclear reactor.

00:49:18.800 Everybody in

00:49:19.180 the vicinity is

00:49:19.800 soaking up the

00:49:20.640 metaphorical radiation

00:49:21.600 and getting sick.

00:49:22.280 And that

00:49:23.040 brings us to

00:49:23.600 Blacksburg High

00:49:24.540 School in

00:49:24.920 Montgomery County

00:49:25.620 in Virginia where

00:49:26.200 a teacher, Josh

00:49:27.520 Thompson, according

00:49:28.380 to Fox News, has

00:49:29.980 been posting

00:49:30.960 TikTok videos to

00:49:31.800 share his views on

00:49:32.780 white supremacy and

00:49:33.540 racism.

00:49:34.020 In one video he

00:49:34.580 says that whiteness

00:49:35.800 is not a race but a

00:49:37.220 racial ideology.

00:49:38.640 Listen.

00:49:39.920 This is an idea that

00:49:40.720 I think a lot of

00:49:41.640 people have and I

00:49:43.340 want to call that in

00:49:45.120 lovingly just for a

00:49:46.380 moment.

00:49:47.500 Yes, America

00:49:48.340 contains many

00:49:49.420 cultures and many

00:49:50.200 races.

00:49:50.500 That is not

00:49:51.220 wrong.

00:49:52.740 However, the

00:49:54.700 problem comes when

00:49:55.680 we don't think about

00:49:56.800 this idea or this

00:49:57.780 argument in a

00:49:59.720 racialized way when

00:50:02.440 it comes to power and

00:50:03.780 power dynamics.

00:50:05.480 In America, as in

00:50:07.480 many of the parts of

00:50:08.260 the Western world,

00:50:09.720 whiteness is the

00:50:10.980 dominant racial

00:50:12.700 ideology.

00:50:13.960 So when we think

00:50:15.480 of power in terms

00:50:16.760 of race, whiteness

00:50:18.240 has the most

00:50:18.820 power.

00:50:20.080 So while there are

00:50:20.780 people of many

00:50:21.360 different races and

00:50:22.040 cultures living in

00:50:23.040 America, the fact

00:50:24.500 that whiteness is

00:50:25.960 the dominant

00:50:27.340 racialized power

00:50:28.740 structure, that is

00:50:30.900 the problem and that

00:50:31.760 is why we have to

00:50:32.740 involve race in all

00:50:34.440 of our arguments and

00:50:35.180 considerations.

00:50:37.040 This is not really

00:50:38.080 the point, but I

00:50:38.900 have to say I'm

00:50:40.240 always annoyed and a

00:50:41.640 bit perplexed by the

00:50:43.100 number of cuts and

00:50:43.960 edits these TikTokers

00:50:45.100 need for a one-minute

00:50:45.880 video.

00:50:46.740 There's a cut after

00:50:47.680 every sentence.

00:50:48.640 They're not able to

00:50:49.200 string together two

00:50:49.840 sentences at once.

00:50:51.180 I speak for an hour

00:50:52.020 straight on this show

00:50:52.820 with no cuts at all.

00:50:53.820 Many of my sentences

00:50:54.640 may be rambling and

00:50:55.560 unnecessary, but at

00:50:56.280 least I can put

00:50:56.980 multiple sentences

00:50:57.780 together.

00:50:59.060 These people have to

00:50:59.760 cut and think about

00:51:00.940 the next sentence

00:51:01.500 before filming, and

00:51:02.780 still it ends up

00:51:03.600 being incoherent.

00:51:05.320 But the greater point

00:51:06.320 is that this teacher

00:51:07.080 is a self-hating

00:51:07.980 white freak subjecting

00:51:09.820 students to his

00:51:10.460 intellectual masochism,

00:51:11.920 and it gets worse.

00:51:12.800 Listen to Josh

00:51:13.620 Thompson's take on

00:51:14.660 PBIS, PBIS, which

00:51:16.520 stands for Positive

00:51:17.440 Behavioral Interventions

00:51:18.640 and Supports, and is

00:51:20.180 the framework used in

00:51:21.220 Virginia schools for

00:51:21.980 dealing with behavior

00:51:22.760 problems.

00:51:23.720 Now, it already

00:51:24.320 sounds like permissive

00:51:25.600 new-age nonsense, but

00:51:27.780 it's still not enough

00:51:29.180 for Josh, apparently,

00:51:30.300 who believes that any

00:51:31.280 attempt to control a

00:51:32.300 student's behavior is,

00:51:33.340 you guessed it,

00:51:34.380 white supremacy.

00:51:35.700 I made a comment on

00:51:36.980 one of Ms.

00:51:37.740 April's recent videos

00:51:39.280 about PBIS, in which I

00:51:40.900 stated that PBIS is white

00:51:42.440 supremacy with the

00:51:43.200 hug, and a lot of

00:51:44.980 y'all wanted to know

00:51:45.560 more about that, so

00:51:46.460 here we go.

00:51:47.720 First of all, thank you

00:51:48.580 to Jack Coppa, who

00:51:49.880 reminded me that Dina

00:51:51.820 Simmons was the first

00:51:53.240 to coin this term, so

00:51:54.680 thank you, Jack, so

00:51:55.920 much.

00:51:56.880 So if PBIS concerns

00:51:58.180 itself with positive

00:51:59.360 behaviors, we have to

00:52:01.320 ask ourselves, okay,

00:52:02.320 well, what are those

00:52:02.860 positive behaviors?

00:52:03.640 And it's things like

00:52:04.640 making sure that you're

00:52:05.260 following directions, and

00:52:06.060 making sure that you're

00:52:06.580 sitting quietly, and you

00:52:08.480 are in your seat, and

00:52:09.640 all these things that

00:52:10.980 come from white

00:52:12.460 culture.

00:52:13.300 The idea of just

00:52:14.360 sitting quiet and

00:52:15.420 being told stuff and

00:52:16.560 taking things in in a

00:52:17.560 passive stance is not a

00:52:19.940 thing that's in with

00:52:20.660 many cultures.

00:52:21.680 So if we're positively

00:52:22.720 enforcing these

00:52:23.420 behaviors, we are by

00:52:24.620 extension positively

00:52:25.640 enforcing elements of

00:52:27.160 white culture, which

00:52:28.300 therefore keeps

00:52:29.520 whiteness at the

00:52:31.140 center, which is the

00:52:32.060 definition of white

00:52:32.720 supremacy.

00:52:34.200 What a smarmy little

00:52:35.640 squirrel this guy is.

00:52:37.420 They really all are.

00:52:39.480 And hey, I thought,

00:52:40.880 what do you mean white

00:52:41.460 culture?

00:52:41.880 I thought white people

00:52:42.380 didn't have a culture.

00:52:43.660 Which is it?

00:52:46.240 When they need to make

00:52:47.340 a point like this,

00:52:49.540 suddenly we as white

00:52:50.980 people have a culture,

00:52:52.020 but in any other

00:52:53.300 context, we don't.

00:52:54.000 That's why they say

00:52:54.840 you're not allowed to

00:52:56.140 express pride in being

00:52:57.220 white.

00:52:58.340 You know, any

00:52:58.640 expression of white

00:52:59.580 pride is racism, and

00:53:02.940 you can't say that,

00:53:04.380 well, no, I just am

00:53:05.620 proud of my culture.

00:53:07.280 If you say that, they'll

00:53:08.520 say there's no such

00:53:09.760 thing as white culture.

00:53:11.140 But now you're saying

00:53:11.940 there is white culture,

00:53:12.740 and part of white culture

00:53:13.600 is children, you know,

00:53:15.420 following directions and

00:53:16.480 behaving well.

00:53:17.880 That sounds like a good

00:53:18.900 culture.

00:53:19.640 Can I be proud of that?

00:53:23.400 Doesn't make any sense.

00:53:24.840 But the idea here is that

00:53:26.540 students, the idea is that

00:53:28.040 if students have to sit

00:53:29.020 quietly and behave

00:53:29.600 themselves and follow

00:53:30.360 directions, that's something

00:53:31.180 that comes from white

00:53:31.820 culture.

00:53:32.100 teacher, this teacher

00:53:33.320 has apparently, aside

00:53:34.640 from all the other

00:53:35.140 contradictions, decided

00:53:36.080 that the entire continent

00:53:37.080 of Asia does not exist.

00:53:39.360 Classrooms in many parts

00:53:40.260 of Asia are far more,

00:53:41.620 far more focused on

00:53:42.760 discipline than any

00:53:43.580 classroom in the United

00:53:44.420 States.

00:53:45.500 That's why the average

00:53:46.140 student in China can

00:53:47.180 perform calculus and

00:53:48.240 build a working space

00:53:49.180 shuttle by, like,

00:53:50.240 second grade.

00:53:51.640 But Josh Thompson says

00:53:52.620 that only white people

00:53:53.560 expect kids to behave,

00:53:54.560 which is, once again,

00:53:56.480 the bigotry of low

00:53:57.500 expectations or no

00:53:58.620 expectations rearing its

00:54:00.260 head.

00:54:01.220 Because the obvious

00:54:01.780 implication here is that

00:54:02.620 non-white students can't

00:54:03.900 be expected to behave

00:54:05.020 properly or are not

00:54:06.200 capable of it.

00:54:07.640 This is not only

00:54:08.240 incredibly demeaning, but

00:54:09.240 it's also plainly false.

00:54:10.440 You'll notice how the CRT

00:54:12.360 cult makes sweeping

00:54:14.160 assertions about the

00:54:15.180 nature of whiteness and

00:54:16.420 the things that derive

00:54:17.600 from whiteness, but they

00:54:18.780 never make any attempt to

00:54:20.200 prove any of these

00:54:21.240 assertions.

00:54:22.640 This is what makes it

00:54:23.540 fun and easy to be a

00:54:24.940 member of the cult.

00:54:25.680 It's perhaps the primary

00:54:26.520 attraction.

00:54:27.200 It almost makes me want

00:54:28.460 to join the cult sometimes.

00:54:29.900 Sometimes I wanted to be a

00:54:31.960 member of the CRT cult for

00:54:33.520 this reason, because it

00:54:34.280 just had, it must be so

00:54:35.320 great to be able to make

00:54:37.660 any wild claim you want and

00:54:40.020 never be asked to justify it

00:54:41.720 or provide any evidence

00:54:42.960 whatsoever.

00:54:44.400 You can stand up and shout

00:54:45.720 and say, spatulas are

00:54:47.320 racist.

00:54:48.240 If you use a spatula, you're

00:54:49.660 partaking in white supremacy.

00:54:51.580 Everybody just nods their

00:54:52.720 head and says, wow, I never

00:54:53.980 realized that this common

00:54:55.600 kitchen instrument was

00:54:56.520 racist.

00:54:57.460 I didn't know that I was

00:54:58.120 involving myself in a Nazi

00:54:59.600 conspiracy every time I flip

00:55:00.820 a pancake.

00:55:01.640 My God, I'm so ashamed.

00:55:04.180 Nobody stops and says,

00:55:05.380 what, where are you

00:55:06.420 getting that?

00:55:07.220 Who told you this?

00:55:10.360 This is the sort of

00:55:11.300 privilege afforded to the

00:55:12.480 left-wing race hustlers.

00:55:14.380 With all that said, he is

00:55:16.800 actually getting somewhere

00:55:17.760 within the vicinity of an

00:55:19.940 important truth.

00:55:21.220 He's wrong about it being a

00:55:22.440 white supremacist ploy to tell

00:55:23.660 kids to behave themselves.

00:55:24.760 He's wrong about all the

00:55:25.920 racial aspects of this, but he

00:55:27.260 is correct that the public

00:55:28.960 school system uses a passive,

00:55:30.860 quiet, calm, memorization, and

00:55:33.580 regurgitation method of

00:55:34.800 education.

00:55:35.880 It fails in that method most

00:55:37.580 of the time.

00:55:38.000 I mean, you walk into the

00:55:38.740 average public school

00:55:39.320 classroom and it's anything

00:55:40.460 but calm and quiet and

00:55:42.040 organized.

00:55:43.240 But that is the method that

00:55:45.180 the entire system is built

00:55:46.480 around.

00:55:48.700 The reason why public school

00:55:49.820 classrooms are dysfunctional is

00:55:51.240 because in order to function,

00:55:53.000 they need all the kids to be

00:55:54.540 behaving this way, but none of

00:55:55.700 them really are.

00:55:58.120 And, you know, in fairness, if

00:55:59.440 you're going to try to educate

00:56:00.460 thousands of kids at a time on a

00:56:02.260 kind of industrialized assembly

00:56:04.060 line, taking them from one class

00:56:05.980 to the next in 45-minute

00:56:07.180 increments for seven hours a day,

00:56:08.740 then you really have no choice

00:56:10.300 but to go about it this way.

00:56:12.060 It doesn't work.

00:56:13.600 They have to drug the kids, half

00:56:15.420 the kids, just to make it work,

00:56:16.600 and it still doesn't work.

00:56:17.820 But public schools, as they are

00:56:19.120 currently constructed, really have

00:56:20.560 no other choice.

00:56:21.240 None of this has anything to do

00:56:25.560 with whiteness.

00:56:26.960 And it isn't designed for white

00:56:28.620 kids.

00:56:29.080 It is rather, as I have observed

00:56:30.720 many times, including recently,

00:56:32.200 it is rather designed for girls.

00:56:36.240 Girls thrive in that kind of

00:56:38.140 educational environment because

00:56:39.380 they're better at memorization,

00:56:40.700 they're better at sitting still,

00:56:41.680 they're better at learning in that

00:56:43.080 way, which is why girls do better

00:56:46.280 in public schools.

00:56:47.080 It's why more girls are going to

00:56:48.060 college.

00:56:48.320 It's why fewer girls are drugged.

00:56:51.920 Education is not too white.

00:56:54.160 It's too feminine.

00:56:56.260 But Josh Thompson's ideology may

00:56:58.340 allow him sometimes to get a whiff

00:57:00.520 of the real problem, to come close

00:57:02.080 to identifying it, yet it won't

00:57:03.640 allow him to correctly diagnose it

00:57:05.300 or prescribe the right remedies for

00:57:07.580 it.

00:57:08.520 And that is why he is today, I must

00:57:10.520 say, officially canceled.

00:57:13.500 And we'll leave it there.

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The Matt Walsh Show - September 15, 2021

Ep. 797 - It's Time For Me To Go To Another School Board Meeting

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