The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 829 - Kaepernick Says NFL Players Are Slaves But He Still Wants To Be One

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, race hustlers Colin Kaepernick and Ibram X. Kendi both thoroughly

00:00:04.560 embarrassed themselves over the weekend, exposing the emptiness and absurdity of their worldviews.

00:00:08.480 It was a bad weekend for race hustlers in general, and we will revel in their self-immolation today. 1.00

00:00:13.240 Also, Democrats in Virginia have all the momentum going against them heading into the election on

00:00:17.880 Tuesday, so they decided to resort to some good old-fashioned fraud as kind of their closing

00:00:22.020 argument there in Virginia. And a Southwest Airlines pilot allegedly says, let's go Brandon

00:00:26.620 over the intercom on the plane. And this is apparently a national crisis. Plus,

00:00:30.660 rumors are swirling about Joe Biden's meeting with the Pope. I feel duty-bound to discuss

00:00:35.720 those rumors today, and we'll do that and so much more on the Matt Wall Show.

00:00:49.600 You know, the word grifter is way overplayed these days, especially online, where the average

00:00:54.160 internet user only has a vocabulary of 17 words to begin with. Any term that makes it into that

00:00:58.860 limited arsenal will inevitably be utilized with great and undue frequency. The problem is that

00:01:04.520 terms which were once descriptively useful end up shorn of all meaning. This has happened with words

00:01:09.440 like trauma and outrage, for example, and of course racism and sexism, not to mention the big one,

00:01:15.100 woman. But I don't want to see the word grifter neutralized and negated in that way,

00:01:20.260 as it's a very expressive, illustrative term. And that's why I will not say that race hustlers like 0.87

00:01:26.640 Ibram X. Kendi and Colin Kaepernick are grifters. Now, in first blush, the description would seem to

00:01:31.420 fit them as snug and comfortably as a well-made sweater. I mean, a grifter, after all, is a con

00:01:35.980 artist, a swindler, a carnival barker, a fleecer, a fraudster. Both of these men live up to all of those 0.97

00:01:41.620 adjectives. But the other definitional aspect of a grifter is that he's petty, he's small-time,

00:01:46.740 he's small-scale, operating on the level of a, you know, pickpocket or a card shark.

00:01:51.820 Race hustlers in our country today, however, especially the most famous and visible ones 1.00

00:01:55.700 like Kendi and Kaepernick and Sharpton and that lawyer who shows up on the scene nine seconds 0.73

00:02:01.720 after any black man is shot by the cops, they're all running a very large-scale con. They may be 0.99

00:02:07.440 petty people who got into this game for their own superficial reasons, personal fame and wealth

00:02:12.480 being the primary motivators as always, but the effect they have on our society is anything but

00:02:18.060 small or petty. They're closer to, you know, Bernie Madoff level than pickpockets. Their schemes are

00:02:24.360 sweeping, far-reaching, and they've managed to inflict widespread devastation. So it's worth pausing

00:02:29.260 to appreciate whenever one of these degenerate sleazeballs accidentally reveals themselves for who 0.92

00:02:35.260 they are. And over the last few days, it just so happens that two of them, both Kendi and Kaepernick,

00:02:40.040 have done just that. So starting with Kendi, on Friday, he shared an article from The Hill,

00:02:44.960 published a few days prior, which reports on a survey finding that more than a third of white

00:02:49.900 college applicants lie on their applications in order to increase their chances of being admitted.

00:02:55.540 Amazingly, Kendi shared this article along with a caption accurately describing the survey's findings.

00:03:00.580 He wrote, quote, more than a third of white students lie about their race on college applications,

00:03:04.780 and about half of those applicants lied about being Native American. More than three-fourths of these

00:03:09.180 students who lied about their race were accepted. What makes this amazing, of course, is that this

00:03:15.820 fact completely undermines Kendi's case. Indeed, it wouldn't be too far to say that this fact alone

00:03:22.960 single-handedly dismantles Kendi's worldview in its entirety. His vision of the world, or at least his

00:03:29.740 vision of Western culture, is that it's structured around and defined by systemic racism against,

00:03:36.520 quote-unquote, people of color. But how could there be systemic racism against non-white people

00:03:42.060 if a white person's way of gaming that system is to pretend to be non-whites? You're not going to find 0.78

00:03:48.500 any analog to this in the, you know, history of the human race. There's no analog. There's no

00:03:52.700 nothing comparable. Nowhere else on earth, at any other point in history, can you find an example of a 0.93

00:03:59.340 minority group being systemically oppressed, and people on the dominant majority group responding

00:04:05.360 to that oppression by pretending to be in the minority group so they can personally benefit? 0.98

00:04:11.940 Doesn't make any sense. There weren't a lot of, you know, non-Jews in Germany pretending to be Jewish. 0.76

00:04:17.720 It would go the other way around. You'd pretend to not be Jewish. I don't think you could have gone to 1.00

00:04:23.560 Rwanda in the mid-90s and found very many people pretending to be in an ethnic minority group there.

00:04:29.880 In fact, there weren't any whites pretending to be black here in America during segregation.

00:04:34.740 But there are now, because the systemic discrimination cuts in precisely the opposite

00:04:39.760 direction. So why did Kendi share this then? What point did he think it would make? Well,

00:04:46.120 to understand that, you have to remember that the race hustlers, along with being driven by greed 0.99

00:04:49.820 and arrogance, are also dyed-in-the-wool anti-white bigots. They hate white people. 1.00

00:04:55.220 And so for Kendi, all he saw in the headline was that white people did something bad. You know, 0.99

00:04:59.560 they lied on an application. And that's as far as his thought process went. His brain said,

00:05:04.480 look, white people did bad thing. And he shared it. Only later did he connect the dots, or rather, 0.98

00:05:09.280 other people connected the dots and alerted him to the problem. So he responded by deleting the original

00:05:14.200 post. And then a short time later, in defending himself against charges of being a stupid, 1.00

00:05:18.540 self-contradicting hypocrite, Kendi tweeted this. They, talking about his critics, lie about what 1.00

00:05:24.740 I said to defend the lying of white college applicants. Here is their tortured line of 0.97

00:05:28.800 thinking. When white applicants think they have an advantage by lying about being a person of color,

00:05:34.260 then that means they do have an advantage, which then means structural racism doesn't exist.

00:05:39.240 They imagine white people are disadvantaged, while white people are on the higher end of nearly every

00:05:43.340 racial disparity. They imagine black and native people have racial advantages. At the same time,

00:05:47.500 black and native people are on the lowest end of nearly every racial disparity. SMH.

00:05:53.280 But by the way, Kendi, no, we're not saying that systemic discrimination doesn't exist.

00:05:58.500 No, we're saying it does exist, but that it exists against white people. We're saying that you benefit 0.99

00:06:03.980 from it as a black man. The problem for Kendi is that white applicants, yeah, they think they have 0.65

00:06:11.260 an advantage. And in fact, actually they do. As he said in his original post, more than three-fourths

00:06:16.220 of the whites who lie about the race are accepted. Whites perceive that it would be to their advantage 0.80

00:06:22.820 if they weren't white, and their perceptions are vindicated by the results. There are plenty of 0.95

00:06:28.940 additional lines of evidence proving that there is no systemic racism against non-whites in this

00:06:33.640 country. But this one line of evidence is perhaps the most powerful. It's conclusive all on its own.

00:06:38.020 If the system is biased against a certain group, you could not possibly game that system by pretending

00:06:45.420 to be in that very group, period. And so Kendi's whole life's work is reduced to rubble by his own

00:06:53.240 words, which is fantastic. And then there's Kaepernick. In Kaepernick's case, you know, if you can put

00:06:59.280 aside the moral and ethical problems for a moment, you might almost have to admire his hustle.

00:07:06.760 It's in a way sort of brilliant that he was flunking out of the NFL. Let me just think about

00:07:12.200 this. Think about what happened with Kaepernick. Flunking out of the NFL, suffering through a 10-loss

00:07:18.420 season with the 49ers back in 2016. He had just been benched for Blaine Gabbert, which is the NFL

00:07:24.980 equivalent of losing a beauty pageant to, you know, Rachel Levine. And he found himself staring

00:07:29.860 at a career as a bench writer, hopping from one team to another on one-year contracts,

00:07:35.060 getting paid the veteran minimum, which is still like almost a million dollars. But even so, in NFL

00:07:40.880 terms, pretty low salary. And he decided in that moment to pivot and become a social justice crusader

00:07:47.080 instead. And the career change has made him a household name, whereas before he would have been

00:07:51.040 about as famous and widely discussed as Joe Flacco is today, now he's this famous household name.

00:07:58.640 It's also made him far richer than he would have been otherwise, with all kinds of promotional deals

00:08:03.380 and shoe deals and books and everything. He also has his own Netflix show now. It's called Colin in

00:08:09.600 Black and White, and it's being largely hailed by critics because critics are contractually obligated

00:08:15.960 to hail anything Kaepernick does. But the show has been mocked and derided by everybody else,

00:08:21.340 thanks largely to one scene, which went viral over the weekend, where Kaepernick,

00:08:26.400 biting off more than he could chew, actually compares the NFL draft to a slave auction. Watch this.

00:08:34.180 What they don't want you to understand is what's being established is a power dynamic.

00:08:45.960 Before they put you on the field, teams poke, pry, and examine you, searching for any defect

00:08:55.400 that might affect your performance. No boundary respected. No dignity left intact.

00:09:02.040 Come on, boy, hurry up. Look at that shape there. Look at this. Mr. Farb, I got your bid.

00:09:19.540 Dirty, Jake. Dirty to you. One foot. One foot. One foot. Next one coming up. Best of luck we got. 0.98

00:09:25.040 It actually sounds more like he's describing TSA screening. Poke, prod, and examine you. No

00:09:34.800 dignity left intact. But no, he's describing the NFL. NFL players are slaves, he says. The process

00:09:40.120 of becoming an NFL player is dehumanizing and degrading, which is very different from what he

00:09:45.420 said literally two weeks ago when he did an interview with Ebony Magazine and claimed that

00:09:50.840 he's still training every day in hopes of becoming an NFL player again. This is what he said.

00:09:55.040 Two weeks ago, he said, I'm still up at 5 a.m. training five days a week, making sure I'm

00:10:00.160 prepared to take a team to a Super Bowl again. That's not something I will ever let go of.

00:10:04.340 Regardless of the actions of 32 teams and their partners to deny me employment, the same way I

00:10:09.400 was persistent in high school is the same way I'm going to be persistent here. Of course, Kaepernick

00:10:14.080 can train all he wants, and it's not going to change the fact that he's a 32-year-old former backup who

00:10:18.620 was washed up in 2016 the last time he played. Also, the problem with his training is that it mostly

00:10:23.340 consists of him jogging through his neighborhood, screaming the word racist at all the trees,

00:10:27.100 squirrels, and birds he sees. All that aside, though, if being an NFL player is like being a

00:10:31.840 slave, why is he still trying to get into the NFL? Why has he spent six years crying that he can't be a

00:10:38.900 slave? Well, because he's full of it, of course. Slavery and professional football are, it turns out,

00:10:46.000 a little bit different. Football players are paid millions of dollars. They get to live in their own

00:10:51.320 homes, very big and expensive homes, too. They choose to be football players. That's a big one.

00:10:56.940 They're admired and envied by millions of adoring fans. If Kaepernick thinks that any of this bears

00:11:02.000 any resemblance to the lot of a slave, then his talents as a historian are even less impressive

00:11:07.340 than his talents as a quarterback. But he doesn't actually think that, though. I mean, he's a con artist,

00:11:12.220 just saying whatever he needs to say in the moment, just like Kendi, just like the rest of them.

00:11:17.280 And it would almost be funny to see them flailing about like this, funny in a pitiful sort of way,

00:11:23.800 if it weren't for the very real, very widespread damage that they're doing to our culture.

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00:12:53.360 wedding anniversary, by the way, on Friday, which is why there wasn't a show. And last year, if you

00:12:58.040 remember, I talked about this for our wedding anniversary, I gave my wife the gift of not being

00:13:02.180 around because I had accidentally scheduled a speaking gig on the same day as our anniversary.

00:13:09.140 Made sure not to do that this time, and so we took a trip for a few days. We went on a short trip to

00:13:14.760 Asheville, North Carolina. It was very romantic, I think. And on the way up, about a five-hour drive

00:13:20.440 or so, I had a chance to monologue extensively to my wife because I missed the show. I didn't do my

00:13:25.420 monologue, so I was monologuing to her. I think at one point I was talking about the nature of

00:13:30.740 consciousness and where it originates in the human mind and sort of the physical, the mind-body

00:13:37.280 problem and all that. And at one point, she suggested that I monologue in my head so that

00:13:43.820 she could enjoy the view. And that's how you know you've been married for 10 years, when your spouse

00:13:47.700 can say to you, can you please shut up? And it doesn't offend you at all. You just say, yeah,

00:13:50.700 that's pretty fair. So we ended up driving the Blue Ridge Parkway through the mountains in North

00:13:54.680 Carolina. And it was, again, beautiful. At one point, we stopped at an overlook, and the view

00:14:00.760 was great. Elevation of 3,500 feet or so. All the leaves were changing, breathtaking stuff.

00:14:07.240 And I looked around at this overlook, and there were a lot of people there, and everybody at the

00:14:12.080 overlook, they were all on their phones, right, using this view as just a forum, as a backdrop for

00:14:20.060 their social media posts. And in fact, this is the first time I'd ever seen this in the wild.

00:14:23.400 First time I'd seen this. And I was a little bit excited by this. There was somebody doing what I

00:14:29.900 assume was a TikTok selfie dance video right there at the overlook. And so I made sure, of course,

00:14:36.760 to stand right in the shot. My wife was saying, get out of the shot. And I just stood there in the

00:14:39.960 background as retribution, but also because it was my only chance to ever star in a TikTok dancing video.

00:14:47.420 So, but mainly as revenge. I mean, we're looking at God's creation. And every single person, there's

00:14:54.620 probably a dozen people all just looking at their phones or enjoying the view through their phone

00:15:00.380 because they want to get the perfect picture of it so they can put it online. And then at the next

00:15:04.920 overlook, um, another great view, but I took a picture of this myself. Um, not to be a hypocrite, 0.94

00:15:12.640 but on the railing, someone had spray painted stolen land right there on the railing. And of 0.95

00:15:18.580 course I posed, I posed next to it. I told my wife, we got, we got to get a shot of this. I never asked

00:15:22.780 to take pictures, but this one shot, let's take this. So someone has spray painted stolen land

00:15:27.440 right there on the railing overlooking, you know, you see, again, you see the leaves are

00:15:31.980 changing and everything. It's really beautiful. And I mean, all I could say is, man, I'm glad

00:15:38.960 we quote unquote stole this land. Now, in fairness, conquer is a little harder to spell than stole.

00:15:47.940 So maybe that's why they went with that because the appropriate word, the right word to use here

00:15:52.060 is, uh, we conquered this land. And when I look at it, I guess they put that there so that when

00:15:58.220 we're looking at the view, we're supposed to feel, Oh, I feel so bad. I feel so bad about this.

00:16:03.740 Now, my reaction is this is fantastic. I'm glad this was, this was great land to conquer.

00:16:08.740 The conquerors made a good choice. Thank you very much.

00:16:12.560 And, uh, other than that, it was great. And then, and of course we go, we go all the way up and,

00:16:15.480 and, um, we go to the top of the mountain and we're, we're hiking. It's like, it's like,

00:16:18.500 we're kind of a rainy cold days. Not a lot of people were hiking through the, uh,

00:16:21.960 the trail, uh, at the top of the mountains. And then, uh, I, I saw something that I have seen

00:16:27.260 in the wild before. And that was, um, again, we're, you know, high elevation. It's like almost

00:16:32.140 nobody else around outside in the woods. And of course we see someone walk by, uh, on the trail

00:16:37.840 in the woods with a mask on. So pure, pure mental illness. Uh, okay. We'll start with this.

00:16:46.180 Speaking of, uh, perhaps mental illness, this is from Fox. It says the disgraced

00:16:51.760 anti-Trump group, the Lincoln project is facing intense backlash for orchestrating the viral

00:16:57.440 hoax involving tiki torch holding individuals associating themselves with the Youngkin campaign.

00:17:02.640 Twitter, you can see them there, uh, standing there. Twitter was set ablaze after images of

00:17:08.240 a group wearing white shirts, khakis, baseball caps, and sunglasses stood alongside the campaign

00:17:12.680 bus. Uh, Virginia, Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin reportedly vocally expressing

00:17:17.900 support for the Republican. The imagery of the tiki churches was apparently meant to invoke the

00:17:22.540 white nationalists who participate in the deadly events of Charlottesville in 2017. And, um, the

00:17:29.260 stunt was seized upon by the left, including staffers from Democrat candidate Terry McAuliffe's

00:17:33.700 campaign. Uh, many of them were, were spreading. This was all happening, I guess on Friday when,

00:17:38.360 when I, when I was up in the woods. Um, and the Democrats were, were jumping on this as Republicans

00:17:46.120 are always accused of seizing and jumping, um, piling on. But in this case, Democrats really did

00:17:52.300 and say, Oh, look at this. Clearly you see Glenn, Glenn Youngkin's a racist. All these people with 0.76

00:17:58.600 tiki torches showing up to his campaign events and any, any, anybody with a brain, any smart, rational

00:18:04.980 person who saw this before it was exposed as the fraud, it clearly it was clearly would have known

00:18:12.660 you should be able to look at that. I mean, there are some dead giveaways just in that picture alone

00:18:18.920 that these are not white supremacists. I mean, there's, there's, there's in particular one,

00:18:25.860 one specific dead giveaway that these are not white supremacists. Uh, so you should have known that.

00:18:31.420 And of course, everyone did know that the media knew that, but they still spread this around

00:18:35.360 until finally it was revealed that, um, this was a stunt. I'm going to, I'm going to use the word

00:18:43.160 revealed in quotes here. It was revealed that this was supposedly a stunt by the Lincoln project,

00:18:51.000 but this is only their, this is the Lincoln project took credit for it. They said they did this

00:18:57.620 and, uh, they called it a stunt. Like they're just trying to send a message. They're trying to

00:19:04.820 make a point about Glenn Youngkin, about how he's a racist somehow. Um, but we don't actually know

00:19:11.360 that we don't, we don't actually know that the Lincoln project is, are the ones who did this.

00:19:15.140 They say they were, or this was meant to be a stunt. Now, if I were to theorize, it seems much

00:19:22.180 more likely that this was a fraud. It was a hoax. Okay. A fraud and a hoax are not the same thing as

00:19:27.480 a stunt because when you do a stunt, everybody knows it's a stunt. So if they'd showed up there

00:19:33.700 with the tiki torches and we're, we're saying, uh, Glenn Youngkin's a racist, this is what he

00:19:37.920 supports. That would be a stunt. But when you try to pass it off as real, now it's, and especially 0.76

00:19:45.360 in the context of an election, a few days before an election, this is now a fraud. This is a hoax.

00:19:52.080 It's the kind of thing that we're told the Democrats would never do. I mean, to accuse Democrats of any

00:19:58.540 kind of election related fraud, then you can't say that you get kicked off of YouTube or Twitter

00:20:04.820 for saying that this is very clearly a fraud. And, uh, I frankly don't believe that the Lincoln

00:20:11.260 project, they may have been involved, but the idea that they did this on their own with no

00:20:16.580 coordination with the McAuliffe camp McAuliffe campaign. I don't, I don't personally believe

00:20:20.800 that. It seems clear to me, reasonable assumption here based on context clues and circumstantial

00:20:28.880 evidence, including the fact that some of these people apparently are involved in the Democrat

00:20:34.500 party in Virginia. Seems to be very good evidence that, uh, the Democrats and McAuliffe, the McAuliffe

00:20:42.260 campaign, or some people at least associated with McAuliffe campaign were involved in this. That

00:20:46.200 would be my assumption. Um, a never Trump advisor with the Lincoln project was on, uh, CNN with

00:20:53.720 Chris Cuomo a couple of days later. And here he is explaining and justifying this quote unquote

00:20:58.760 stunt. Some people showed up at a Yunkin event posing as Charlottesville protesters, uh, a group

00:21:07.680 you're with the Lincoln project own that it was them that they pose this way because they wanted

00:21:12.700 people to remember. Uh, you get crushed by people on the right, uh, as a dirty tactic. Do you stand

00:21:19.060 behind what was done? And is that being what you guys say you oppose? Um, no, listen, every day,

00:21:26.160 uh, I hear people pleading with the Lincoln project to help show Democrats how to win, how to play hard

00:21:31.940 ball. Um, you know, this is an example. The question here is, it's not about some guys who showed up at a

00:21:40.020 rally. It's why hasn't Glenn Youngkin denounced Donald Trump for saying that there were good

00:21:45.500 people on both sides. I mean, that is absolutely outrageous. And it's because Glenn Youngkin wants

00:21:51.360 it both ways. And I think that's the message that needs to be driven here. You know, the,

00:21:56.200 the Lincoln project was the first in this race to put Charlottesville in an ad. And some people

00:22:01.340 thought maybe it went too far, but we did it and it worked. And then McAuliffe campaign followed us

00:22:06.760 and put Charlottesville in a very good ad they did. So I think the question here is we can't

00:22:11.440 ignore what happened in Charlottesville. The question is why hasn't Glenn Youngkin denounced

00:22:16.300 Donald Trump? Yes. Why hasn't he denounced? Denounce, denounce. You have to just keep that. That's

00:22:21.760 what you're, if you're a Republican, that's, that's what's expected of you by the left. Your entire,

00:22:26.560 if you're running for office, your entire campaign should consist of denouncing, um, all of the bad

00:22:33.300 things that have allegedly happened on your side. Uh, even if those things are, you know,

00:22:38.700 aren't, aren't true, which it doesn't matter what it is. We know the fine people comment has been

00:22:44.080 taken wildly out of context, um, by the left, but all you're supposed to do as a Republican is just

00:22:49.300 keep on denouncing. Um, you're supposed to have a campaign completely on the defensive. Um, and really

00:22:56.620 your, as far as the left goes, your pitch is supposed to be that, um, as a Republican, you know,

00:23:03.300 I'm not as bad as the other Republicans. That should be your only pitch. These other Republicans

00:23:09.140 are horrible. I'm not as horrible as them. That's, and that's what the Lincoln project wants. 0.99

00:23:16.440 And they, they claim that I, I hope that what he just said there was true that Democrats are coming

00:23:22.760 to them asking the Lincoln project to show them how to win. I hope that they are. What the hell does

00:23:31.780 the Lincoln project know about what exactly have they won? What have they achieved? They've enriched

00:23:36.520 themselves. That's for sure. This is, and this is not, uh, this is not exactly playing hardball.

00:23:43.580 This is again, fraud. And we can, I have to always say it as futile as it may be to say,

00:23:52.740 to point out, we can only imagine some, if something like that had happened similar to

00:24:00.300 that analogous to it on the other side, it would be the lead story across the media spectrum

00:24:08.380 be the only thing they're talking about. And this would be, this would be framed as a purposeful

00:24:13.960 act of fraud meant to, uh, influence an election, which is exactly what it is.

00:24:23.520 What about denouncing that? Has, has Terry McAuliffe denounced this quote unquote stunt?

00:24:30.380 Well, that's part of the game. Democrats don't have to denounce anything and Republicans are

00:24:34.980 supposed to do nothing but denounce. And, and, and by the way, even after you've denounced something,

00:24:39.140 that's not enough. You have to keep on denouncing it, which is why, uh, things that Donald,

00:24:46.840 Donald Trump, who is not president anymore, things he said four years ago, you have to

00:24:53.380 continually denounce even now as you run for governor of, uh, of Virginia, as if any of that

00:24:59.760 is relevant. Okay. Next we have, uh, from the daily wire, it says after a Southwest airlines

00:25:04.340 pilot reportedly ended an address to passengers with the words, let's go Brandon.

00:25:09.140 On Friday, a CNN analyst, CNN analyst likened the man's remark to the equivalence of something an

00:25:14.660 ISIS terrorist might say. Colleen Long of the Associated Press said that the incident

00:25:19.940 took place Friday morning on a flight from Houston to Albuquerque.

00:25:24.320 Video subsequently, uh, subsequently surfaced of an unidentified pilot uttering the anti-Biden

00:25:29.240 phrase after welcoming the passengers to the flight. Thanks for coming out and flying Southwest

00:25:33.680 Airlines. Welcome aboard, he said. And remember, uh, let's go Brandon.

00:25:38.140 CNN analyst Asia, uh, Rangappa promptly referenced the murderous ISIS terrorist group while addressing

00:25:45.680 the pilot's reported comment on social media. She says, quote, as an experiment, I'd love

00:25:51.460 for a Southwest air airlines pilot to say long live ISIS before taking off. My guess is that

00:25:58.760 the, uh, that one, the plane would be immediately grounded to the pilot fired and three, a statement

00:26:04.700 issued by the airline within a matter of hours. And this wasn't even the most supercharged, overheated

00:26:11.380 comparison made. Uh, there was someone else, some other media analyst who compared it said that let's

00:26:17.820 go Brandon is the Sieg Heil now of the, of the, uh, of the right wing, you know, which many, many

00:26:26.660 crucial differences there, but here's one let's go. Brandon is a criticism of the president. It's not a,

00:26:34.620 it's not a, this is not a statement of loyalty to a tyrant in office. This is a criticism of authority.

00:26:43.920 And we also have to keep in mind that this is all the, the claim that a Southwest pilot said, let's go

00:26:52.860 Brandon is right now just a claim. There is a video that surfaced and it's kind of weird. And it's not

00:26:59.320 clear where this video came from. It's, it's a video from the cockpit who was taking that video. Why was it

00:27:05.140 released? I mean, we don't know exactly. You always have to leave open the possibility given the source

00:27:11.060 that none of this even happened, but also if it did happen, who cares?

00:27:21.100 Every, nearly every major corporation in America is firmly on the left,

00:27:28.560 constantly and consistently pledging their undying fealty loyalty to, to the left,

00:27:36.360 coming out in support of radical left-wing causes and organizations like Black Lives Matter.

00:27:43.460 That's every single corporation, nearly every corporation. So that everywhere you go,

00:27:50.960 including in airports and on airplanes and everywhere else you go in society,

00:27:55.780 this is the message you hear being rammed into your eardrums everywhere.

00:28:00.000 It's promotion of left-wing causes, left-wing propaganda from all of the wealthiest and

00:28:08.420 most powerful voices and institutions in America. And then you have one pilot on one plane for one

00:28:15.760 airline who says, let's go Brandon, allegedly. And this is a, this is a major crisis.

00:28:22.500 And, and, and suddenly now there's no place for this. Suddenly there's no place for employees and

00:28:30.480 people, you know, and, and for companies who are not associated with politics. There's no,

00:28:34.760 no place for any kind of political statements. Now there's no place for it.

00:28:42.040 It is an interesting question. Why? Uh, maybe it's not so interesting. Maybe,

00:28:47.600 maybe the answer is pretty obvious, but the left, they really hate this. Let's go Brandon thing.

00:28:53.360 I think they tried to ignore it for a while and, uh, they, but they, they can't help themselves.

00:28:59.460 They can't ignore anything for very long. And now, now they're engaging with it. And, uh,

00:29:07.160 of course going way over the top. And this is, this is like the Nazis. This is like being in ISIS. 0.58

00:29:12.020 Why do they hate it so much? I think they hate it because number one, it's, it is, it's clever.

00:29:19.440 It's funny and clever. And they hate that about it. And it's something that developed organically.

00:29:28.160 You know, again, with the left owning all of the major institutions, they can try to create memes.

00:29:34.560 You know, they can kind of force these things into the public, public consciousness. This is something

00:29:39.120 that happened organically. This is, this is very much a grassroots meme. And this was the, this is,

00:29:46.840 you know, the public flipping something around on the media. We all, we all remember where this all,

00:29:53.240 this all began when people are chanting F Joe Biden. And then someone, some news anchor says,

00:29:58.120 Oh, it sounds like they're saying, let's go Brandon. And then it becomes very much an organic thing that

00:30:04.240 develops and it's funny and it's clever, but also it goes back to what I said a few days ago.

00:30:09.120 And I think this is a really important point that, um, the let's go Brandon stuff. It's more vulgar

00:30:16.920 cousin F Joe Biden. It makes Joe Biden, it makes a mockery of him. You know, it makes him seem like a, 0.94

00:30:27.280 just a clown, like a sort of ridiculous, pitiful figure, which he is. He's also dangerous and he 0.98

00:30:36.040 represents something dangerous because of the power that he has and the ways that he's using it and

00:30:41.140 the way that he's allowing other people around him to use, to use that power. Um, but that doesn't

00:30:45.600 change the fact that he is, he's a clown. He's a pitiful person. He's a joke. And that's, it's really 1.00

00:30:55.980 hard to come back from that politically being criticized as a tyrant, being criticized as,

00:31:03.780 you know, abusing your power, dishonest, all those kinds of things. Those are pretty standard

00:31:09.920 accusations in the political realm. And if you're a politician and you're, and that's in those labels

00:31:15.320 and accusations are being tossed at you by the other side, you can deal with that. That's,

00:31:20.760 that's par for the course. But when they're able to successfully make you into a clown, 0.91

00:31:27.860 into a mockery, um, that is hard to recover from.

00:31:35.080 And I think that, I think the left realizes that, and that's why they're, they're panicking over.

00:31:39.760 This is why we should continue, continue to, uh, wave our let's go Brandon flags high and proudly.

00:31:46.980 Uh, what else do we got here? Uh, let's see. This is also about the Virginia race. It says

00:31:54.060 from the AP for four years, nothing rallied Democrats like the push to get Donald Trump

00:31:58.320 out of office. Now they're not sure what to do without him. Democrats in Virginia are scrambling

00:32:03.120 to stave off disaster in the state's governor's race, the most competitive major election since

00:32:07.420 Trump left the white house. The surprisingly tight contest has exposed the depth of the party's

00:32:12.480 dependence on Trump as a message and motivator without him top of mind for many. And with, uh,

00:32:16.840 headwinds from Washington democratic officials privately fear they may lose their first statewide

00:32:21.260 election in Virginia and more than a decade on Tuesday, public polling has been shifting and

00:32:25.980 Republican newcomer Glenn Youngkin's direction in recent weeks while Democrat Terry McAuliffe,

00:32:30.660 recent former governor, close ally of president Joe Biden has struggled to energize his base as

00:32:35.460 Biden's approval ratings sink. Um, and so they're, they're panicking and you know, I don't,

00:32:39.840 I don't want to start spiking the football too early. Um, especially when we've seen what,

00:32:45.220 what Democrats are willing to do, we've seen the fraud that they already perpetrated, um, a confirmed

00:32:52.660 fraud. So that's one of many reasons not to spike the football too early, but, uh, there are some

00:33:00.860 very positive indications here. Even, even if, if Glenn Youngkin loses in the end, which he could,

00:33:09.000 obviously it's a tight race, he could lose, but even if he does, you know, this is much closer than

00:33:17.540 it was supposed to be. He still got all the momentum on his side and, uh, he generated that

00:33:26.180 momentum a little bit late in the game. How did he generate it? We already talked about it. He

00:33:30.260 generated, generated it by breaking away from the kind of standard Republican mold

00:33:36.480 and instead embracing cultural issues. And the moment that he did that in this education thing

00:33:43.520 is very much a cultural issue, uh, especially because the, one of the primary concerns parents

00:33:49.020 have about the indoctrination of kids, about the, the values and worldviews that are being imposed on

00:33:55.300 their children, critical race theory, gender ideology, and so on, you know, a hatred for

00:34:01.740 America and it's, and it's, uh, and it's history and it's culture. These are all cultural issues.

00:34:09.460 So the, the, the moment Glenn Youngkin embraced that, and this, this happened kind of late in the

00:34:16.280 game, but that's when all the momentum shifted. So if in the end he loses, one of the things that

00:34:22.480 will tell us is, well, if he had done that from the start of the race, had enough time to build a

00:34:27.420 momentum to where it needed to be, probably would have won. So either way, that's, that's one of the

00:34:32.460 lessons we take win or lose. That's one of the lessons we have to take from this. Also, he didn't

00:34:39.180 allow the race to be about Trump. You know, uh, a lot of Republicans have taken the wrong lessons

00:34:45.720 from Trump's victory in 2016. And, uh, they think that in order to win and to appeal to their base,

00:34:52.980 they, you know, they also have to make it all about Trump and talk about Trump all the time and

00:34:58.900 constantly express their undying loyalty to Trump, the man. And Democrats love that because all they

00:35:04.120 want, as, as even the AP reported admits, all they want to do is talk about Trump. That's the only

00:35:08.140 thing they know how to do. You know, Donald Trump came along five, six years ago and very quickly

00:35:16.200 redefined everything for the left and that he has become their, their central focus.

00:35:26.120 And the only thing they know how to do is run against him and criticize him

00:35:29.520 and criticize other people in terms of Donald Trump.

00:35:33.740 So this is something that McAuliffe has been doing and it's just, it's just laughable to see.

00:35:39.500 He's been trying desperately to paint McAuliffe as this radical Trump supporting, but rather to,

00:35:47.460 to paint, paint Youngkin as, you know, as a Donald Trump's right-hand man or something.

00:35:54.840 Meanwhile, Youngkin is going around talking about issues that, that matter to people in Virginia,

00:35:59.260 talking about education, talking about these cultural issues.

00:36:01.420 It's got nothing to do with Donald Trump.

00:36:06.440 So there, there are lessons that Republicans can take from Trump's approach to things.

00:36:15.900 You know, there are good lessons and bad lessons as Trump has positive and negative points,

00:36:21.320 but it's the wrong lesson if they think that, okay, the way to win is to make, is to allow the

00:36:27.580 Democrats to make this all about Trump. Glenn Youngkin hasn't allowed that. And, uh, that's

00:36:33.540 what has flipped everything on its head in, uh, in Virginia. Okay. Finally here, we'll go back to

00:36:40.540 an airplane. This is, this is a story from an airplane that I think is, uh, actually interesting

00:36:45.060 from the New York post. It says new released, new, newly released footage of a glowing orb over

00:36:50.240 Mexico has been called very consistent with decades of previous reports of unidentified

00:36:55.600 aerial phenomena, UAF, which is what they call UFOs. Now, this was a video obtained by the Daily

00:37:01.740 Mail. It shows a pulsating teardrop shaped object zip around a pair of pilots who spotted the UFO on

00:37:09.140 March 19th, 2020. Can we, uh, let's take a look at this video. We've got video here to play.

00:37:14.340 Shooting star, but then it stopped. You can hear the pilots talking about it. Let me zoom in, man.

00:37:25.260 It's like an orb, man. Look at that. It's pulsating. Oh, this is awesome. And he's not on TCAS, man.

00:37:33.500 These, these are the pilots in the plane right now. Okay. Well, I can tell Rita now.

00:37:39.240 There's the orb. You see it? I mean, it's, it's a glow. They're, you know, they're 30,000 feet in the

00:37:42.780 air or whatever. And they see this orb floating around.

00:37:46.720 Platillos, platillos. He's a pulsating orb. Look at that, dude. Look at that.

00:37:53.000 You know, I'm not disturbed at all by the, by the let's go Brandon thing from a pilot.

00:37:59.020 I am a little disturbed by how these pilots are talking to each other. Just only because

00:38:02.540 turn on the tail light. Oh, it is. I don't know. They, they sound just like normal dudes talking to

00:38:07.060 each other. Look at that, man. And these are pilots. Uh, I, you know, I, I don't know. I can't

00:38:13.460 blame them for being normal dudes, but I kind of want, I, you know, I, I want my pilot to look and

00:38:19.280 sound like, you know, a mustachioed 55 year old man from the, from the 1940s. That that's, that's what

00:38:27.720 I, that's what I want from my pilot. And when I hear them talking to each other, just like normal

00:38:34.200 guise, it, it disturbs me a little bit. I'm not disturbed by the UFO at all. Um, that, that on

00:38:39.700 the other hand, doesn't disturb me. I have, uh, as you know, I'm very welcoming of our new alien

00:38:45.300 overlords and I just wish that they would stop wasting time and get here already. Uh, all right,

00:38:49.800 let's read the comments.

00:39:04.200 Delaney Stevens says almost a hundred percent correct on your history points. The Polynesians

00:39:11.200 did cross a whole ocean to set up a permanent settlement. It's called Hawaii. Also the

00:39:15.760 Polynesians were like one of the most violent and subjugation centric empires in the history of the 1.00

00:39:20.400 world. That professor is an effing clown. Well, yeah, I guess you could get into splitting hairs 1.00

00:39:25.860 and semantics about what counts as crossing a whole ocean. But, uh, yeah, there, there were,

00:39:30.280 I think I mentioned the Polynesians when we talked about this last week, there were seafaring

00:39:35.560 civilizations, um, non-Western, non-white, uh, seafaring civilizations, of course, before the 1.00

00:39:43.640 Europeans started settling the new, the new world. Um, but what, what the Europeans did in crossing this

00:39:51.140 unknown ocean to this whole other, to them unknown part of the world and setting up a whole new

00:39:58.300 civilization, I mean, spreading their civilization on such a wide scale, uh, that was unique in human

00:40:04.820 history. Other cultures and civilizations, even the ones that had the ability to, you know, get in a

00:40:10.560 ship and sail somewhere, which many did still were not doing that. And not because again, not because

00:40:17.820 they had ethical qualms with it, but just because it wasn't, they didn't have the ability to, or it

00:40:23.040 wasn't in their interest or they figured, Hey, if we want to expand our empire and every empire in

00:40:28.400 history has wanted to expand, that's part of what being an empire is. And they said, if we want to

00:40:32.720 expand our empire, we can do it on land. We don't need to get in a, in a boat and do it. Uh, Andrew

00:40:37.620 says, um, uh, quoting says denies the child exposure to other ideas and values that an independent

00:40:45.780 young person might wish to embrace or at least entertain says, Matt, I agree with the rest you said

00:40:50.560 in response to all this, but right here is where the conversation really stops. I have five children.

00:40:55.860 Not one of them buys their own food, house, utilities, car, phone, et cetera. Sure. I as a

00:41:01.120 parent have zero right to deny any independent young person exposure to anything they might wish to

00:41:05.120 embrace or entertain, but regarding my own children, they are not independent. End of story. They are my

00:41:09.580 dependence. They depend upon me unless one also wants to accuse me of tax fraud. Right. And that's,

00:41:15.760 that's the, that's one of the problems with this, uh, claim we hear from advocates of the public

00:41:21.860 school system. The advocates who want to keep parents out of it who say, well, we, we want, we

00:41:27.160 want children to think into, we want them to be independent and think independently and be free thinkers.

00:41:33.800 Except that children do not think independently. Nobody really does, especially not kids.

00:41:39.340 And they don't live independently. They are in no way, shape or form independent in any sense of the

00:41:46.800 word. They are going to be guided and shaped and coached along. And their worldview is inevitably

00:41:57.780 going to be something largely given to them. And as they get older, you know, they might, they might

00:42:03.840 abandon that worldview entirely. They might adjust it. They might, you know, they're going to make their

00:42:07.420 own unique tweaks to it as they develop their own perspective of the world. But kids don't come

00:42:13.620 into the world having a perspective, a fully formed perspective of the world that is given to them.

00:42:20.220 The question is, is it going to primarily be given to them by their parents or by the government?

00:42:25.340 That's the question. Um, Elizabeth says, Matt, I can attest. I learned more from you than from any of my

00:42:32.780 professors at college. Unfortunately, a Matt Walsh degree doesn't pay the bills or find you a husband.

00:42:37.420 Or I would absolutely quit college in favor of your show. Yeah, I'm not going to claim that my show

00:42:42.560 will accomplish that for you. But then again, a university degree doesn't do that either. In many

00:42:47.120 cases, unfortunately. Um, Steve A says, Matt, I've been noticing more and more bumper stickers praising

00:42:53.480 their pets. Like I heart my grand dog is a particularly strange one, especially if this person has

00:43:00.220 grandchildren. Grand dog. I didn't know that was a thing. And now I do. So thank you for that. I have

00:43:09.640 one more reason to despair of this world and to beg for those aliens to finally show up. Um,

00:43:16.400 NJL says, Matt, what are all of your kids going as for Halloween? You don't strike me as the kind

00:43:22.080 of dad who coordinates a family costume theme. Uh, you're correct. As always, I, you know, I go,

00:43:27.420 as a guy named Matt, that's my costume. My oldest daughter went as a witch. My youngest daughter was

00:43:33.160 a baby shark. My oldest son was a Huckleberry Finn because he's a big fan of the book, which I

00:43:38.540 mentioned before. And we read books in our family. We don't play video games. We don't watch a lot of

00:43:42.240 TV. So, uh, these are the kinds of things my kids are interested in. My, my youngest son went as a

00:43:46.180 werewolf. Originally he wanted to be a gingerbread man and changed it to the last minute. That's one of

00:43:50.400 the things about Halloween. One of the constants is that your kid will always change their mind about

00:43:56.540 their costume at the last minute. They're going to change their mind. Half of the costume is going

00:44:02.780 to be lost. So you know, that's going to happen. And whatever costume they ultimately wear,

00:44:07.660 they're going to shed about half of it 12 minutes into trick-or-treating because it's hot and itchy

00:44:12.420 and they don't want to wear it anymore. Because, you know, leading up to Halloween, all the emphasis

00:44:16.900 is on the costumes. It's a big deal. You know, we've got to find the costume. What am I going to be

00:44:21.260 for Halloween? And as a kid, this, this is a, this, this is a very important decision. Brings

00:44:26.780 them a lot of anxiety. They spend months thinking about it and talking about what costume they're

00:44:31.020 going to be. But then when the big night comes, all of that frivolity is thrown to the side and

00:44:37.760 it's only about the candy. So all they care about is just running up to as many houses as they can

00:44:43.260 with and getting the candy. And so by the end of it, like at the last house, your kids aren't

00:44:47.200 hardly wearing any costume at all. Uh, it's only the candy. It's just a, it's a matter of pure

00:44:52.360 efficiency. Um, and which I appreciate because, you know, the more candy they collect, the more

00:45:00.160 that's, uh, I get to steal ultimately. And I need them to collect a lot because I know that a big

00:45:06.820 percentage of the candy that they, that they bring in the input is going to be crappy stuff like milk

00:45:12.400 studs and smarties way too much of that. And so I need, I need a, a large volume so that there's

00:45:17.760 more of the diamonds in the rough, you know, the Snickers, the Twix, all that Swedish fish and so

00:45:21.620 on. Uh, and from, and I explained this to my kids, by the way, I told them, you know, it probably won't

00:45:27.880 happen, but you do hear about cases of, of people poisoning candy. And from what I've read, you know,

00:45:35.520 things like Snickers bars and Milky Ways and Twixes and that sort of thing, especially the big candy

00:45:39.320 bars, any of the good big candy bars. Um, those are more likely to be poisoned from what I've read.

00:45:43.560 So it's best for me. I'll just take those. I'll, you know, I'll consume them. I'll take the hit.

00:45:50.160 And, uh, you know, it's just one more sacrifice I have to make as a father.

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00:47:01.240 cancellation. For the daily cancellation today, I must sadly cancel many of you in the audience

00:47:11.380 for your involvement in a totally disgraceful and disappointing display over the weekend.

00:47:16.640 It all began when rumors started circulating online that President Biden tragically pooped his pants

00:47:22.440 while visiting with the Pope in Rome. Amy Tarkanian, a political strategist and pundit,

00:47:27.540 was one of the first to make this odorous allegation tweeting, quote, the word around

00:47:32.040 Rome is that Biden's meeting with the Pope was unusually long because Biden had a bit of a

00:47:35.900 bathroom accident at the Vatican and it had to be addressed prior to him leaving. I know we joke

00:47:40.420 often about this, but this is the actual rumor going around Rome now. Next thing you know, hashtags like

00:47:46.620 hashtag poopgate and hashtag poopypantsBiden and the more direct hashtag Biden's pants were trending

00:47:53.400 nationwide on Twitter. Other sources were, you know, chiming in, all claiming that yes, Joe Biden did

00:47:58.940 indeed drop a steamy load in his pants right in front of Pope Francis. And then millions of other

00:48:03.900 people with no special knowledge about the situation, people with no specific insights into Joe Biden's

00:48:08.860 defecation habits at all, frankly, still were posting about the subject, spreading this insidious

00:48:14.000 rumor. And to once again clarify, by insidious rumor, I am referring to the claim that Joe Biden

00:48:19.340 pooped himself at the Vatican. That's the rumor. And personally, I'm outraged and disgusted by all

00:48:25.300 this. It is the absolute height of irresponsibility to spread rumors of this sort. There is no legitimate

00:48:31.760 reason to call attention to the issue of Joe Biden shitting himself. No reason. You know, someone has to 0.67

00:48:38.400 be the mature one in this situation. And as usual, that job has fallen to me, which is why I am not

00:48:42.740 talking about the subject of Joe Biden soiling himself. I would never talk about something so crass and

00:48:48.460 objectionable and unsubstantiated. We don't even know if Joe Biden really did poop his pants. There 0.56

00:48:53.740 are some people saying he pooped his pants, others saying that he didn't poop his pants.

00:48:57.620 Still, there are others saying that we have no idea what Joe Biden did or didn't do in his pants.

00:49:02.720 In the face of this uncertainty, the dignified and honest thing is to say nothing at all.

00:49:08.860 I am therefore begging all of you to not talk about this. And if you didn't know about it until you

00:49:14.900 just heard about it right now, don't talk about it. It's not the kind of thing we should be discussing,

00:49:20.040 which is why I have personally chosen to do my part by not calling attention to it at all.

00:49:23.880 It's better if the public never even hears about this rumor, the rumor that Joe Biden,

00:49:27.920 President of the United States, pooped himself. So please, once again, just don't talk about it. 0.95

00:49:32.820 In fact, shortly before we went on air, I noticed another hashtag associated with the poopy pants

00:49:37.300 predicament. A large number of social media users have apparently caused the hashtag

00:49:41.240 shark week to trend. This is not only potential misinformation, but it also makes light of the

00:49:46.540 trauma suffered by actual shark attack victims and actual shark attack victims. That's why I would 0.69

00:49:53.040 never extend this pun by saying that the Vatican became something of a shark tank when Biden arrived.

00:49:58.220 That's a joke I'm not going to make. There are many other presidential poop jokes that

00:50:02.420 I will not make and would be very angry to hear anyone make. For example, I'm not going to say that

00:50:08.400 through his eight years as vice president, Biden apparently got accustomed to being the number

00:50:12.060 two guy in the white house. I'm not going to say, I'm not going to say that Biden flew back from

00:50:15.280 Rome and air force too. I'm not going to say that involuntary defecation must be a hereditary

00:50:20.520 problem for Biden since it runs in his jeans. These would be vulgar and unfunny jokes and I'm not

00:50:27.560 going to make them or any other because there's nothing funny about a turd, especially a turd in the 0.97

00:50:34.460 pants of the president, allegedly. Now, all we know for sure, the only thing we should be saying

00:50:42.020 about Biden's visit with the Pope is that he went there in his official capacity as a president of

00:50:46.700 the United States and he did his duty. That's it. Outside of that, our responsibility is to comport

00:50:52.780 ourselves with maturity and dignity and respect the office of the presidency. And we should still

00:50:57.520 respect the office, even if that man in that office happens to have evacuated his bowels right into

00:51:02.900 his underwear. You know, I don't care if Biden did have a literal holy moment in front of the Pope

00:51:07.800 that doesn't change anything except his diaper. As for the rest of us, we have to be adults about

00:51:14.020 this. And the fact is that many of you have failed in that regard. You have used Biden's poo-filled

00:51:19.640 pants as a forum for jokes and mockery rather than gazing upon them in solemn silence, as is your duty

00:51:26.340 and his, apparently, allegedly. And for that, all of you today are canceled. Shame on you. Shame on you.

00:51:38.160 And that'll do it for us today. We'll leave it there. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening.

00:51:42.320 Have a great day. Godspeed.

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Ep. 829 - Kaepernick Says NFL Players Are Slaves But He Still Wants To Be One

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