The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 849 - Brain Dead Supreme Court Justice Calls Unborn Babies Brain Dead

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, starring best-selling children's author Matt Walsh, the Supreme Court.

00:00:04.600 Here's a case that very well could overturn Roe v. Wade during arguments.

00:00:08.960 Justice Sotomayor helpfully demonstrated the scientific and moral vacuousness of the pro-abortion side.

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00:00:15.640 Also, my events at SLU went forward yesterday, despite the mob of protesters who stood outside blocking traffic.

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00:00:25.700 And the Waukesha mass murderer complains that he's being demonized for plowing his car into a parade and killing six people.

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00:02:24.860 So we could very well be on the cusp of history, and for once, I mean that actually in a good way.

00:02:29.500 The Supreme Court yesterday heard arguments in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization case,

00:02:34.200 which stems from a law in Mississippi originally passed in 2018 banning abortions after 15 weeks.

00:02:41.760 Setting the marker at 15 weeks, of course, directly challenges intentionally the precedent set by the egregiously terrible and evil Roe decision in 1973,

00:02:49.840 which it's generally agreed requires that abortion be allowed up until viability, whatever exactly viability means.

00:02:58.500 Although the viability concept is ambiguous, most states say that the quote-unquote fetus is viable somewhere between 20 and 24 weeks, not 15 weeks.

00:03:08.420 But again, this whole way of speaking about human children doesn't make a lot of sense, first of all, and is already intentionally dehumanizing.

00:03:17.260 What does it mean to say that a human is viable or not viable?

00:03:23.120 What do you mean when you say that about a human being?

00:03:25.540 Most people would say that viable fetus means a baby who can survive outside the womb.

00:03:31.820 But that's a misnomer, and it also shouldn't matter.

00:03:36.060 Why should it matter?

00:03:37.500 All healthy humans can survive given the right environment.

00:03:41.780 Every single human being, because we're mortal creatures, we have certain environmental needs.

00:03:47.900 And if those environmental needs are met, we can survive.

00:03:50.460 If they're not, then we can't.

00:03:52.240 For an unborn baby, the environment they require is a womb.

00:03:56.020 Those of us on the outside have different environmental requirements.

00:03:59.160 So in order for a baby in the womb to be viable,

00:04:02.020 it must be able to survive in an environment other than the one that it naturally needs to be in.

00:04:06.960 You might as well say that the only viable adult is the one who can survive on the moon or at the bottom of the sea.

00:04:13.440 It doesn't make any sense.

00:04:15.000 Besides, even the viable babies, if they're born early, will be sent up to the NICU, like the twins were.

00:04:21.860 Our kids were.

00:04:22.660 That's what happened with them, because they were born early.

00:04:25.700 And they go to the NICU at the hospital,

00:04:27.900 and they're put in an environment meant to simulate a womb.

00:04:32.060 So a viable baby is one who is in a simulated womb instead of a natural one?

00:04:39.400 The whole thing makes no sense.

00:04:41.280 But I'm getting ahead of myself here, I think.

00:04:43.160 These are the sorts of issues they debated yesterday relating to the Dobbs case.

00:04:47.900 And the upshot is that potentially, as the Mississippi law flies directly in the face of Roe,

00:04:52.980 and rightly so, the justices could come up with an opinion that affirms the Mississippi law and overturns Roe.

00:04:58.700 So we could be living in the last days of Roe, thank God.

00:05:04.260 And the great thing is that even aside from whatever the decision ultimately is,

00:05:10.040 Roe has already been exposed due to how it was defended by the liberal justices yesterday.

00:05:15.980 There's a reason why the left would prefer not to debate this topic at all.

00:05:20.640 I mean, they want to talk about this topic, talk about it as in scream slogans in your face,

00:05:25.340 but they're not interested in a debate because when they debate it,

00:05:29.000 you end up with Justice Sotomayor, who humiliated herself repeatedly yesterday during the deliberations

00:05:34.420 and exposed the pro-abortion side for the vacuous, poisonous nonsense that it is.

00:05:40.120 Case in point, here she is claiming that unborn children are brain dead.

00:05:45.080 Listen.

00:05:45.240 Virtually every state defines a brain death as death, yet the literature is filled with episodes

00:05:55.440 of people who are completely and utterly brain dreaded responding to stimuli.

00:06:03.460 There's about 40% of dead people who, if you touch their feet, the foot will recoil.

00:06:10.780 There are spontaneous acts by dead-brained people.

00:06:16.340 So I don't think that a response to, by a fetus, necessarily proves that there's a sensation of pain

00:06:29.100 or that there's consciousness.

00:06:33.780 Dead-brained people is how she describes a child in the womb.

00:06:39.080 The problem is that the word dead means literally no longer alive.

00:06:45.720 That's what dead means.

00:06:46.680 That's the dictionary definition.

00:06:49.220 Death, it's also the medical definition.

00:06:51.840 Death is the stage you enter into after your life is over.

00:06:56.720 Okay?

00:06:57.400 If Sotomayor is suggesting that unborn children are dead from conception,

00:07:03.180 then, well, they cannot be dead because they were never alive, according to her.

00:07:06.960 By definition, a thing which has never been alive cannot be dead.

00:07:11.980 The point is that if she believes that the unborn child has never been alive,

00:07:15.520 then she cannot say that it's dead by definition.

00:07:20.000 This, of course, leaves her with the major problem of figuring out what sort of state a person can be in

00:07:24.640 where they are neither dead nor alive.

00:07:27.280 Now we're in the realm of, I don't know, vampires and zombies, I suppose.

00:07:30.520 The other point is that if unborn children are dead, why do you need the abortion?

00:07:36.980 The abortion is procured precisely to cause the living child to become a dead child.

00:07:42.080 If he's already a dead child, what role does the abortionist play?

00:07:45.980 Why are we even talking about this?

00:07:48.760 And by the way, how do we distinguish between like a miscarriage and a healthy child if they're all dead?

00:07:53.160 When a pregnant woman goes in for her appointments, you know, throughout the pregnancy to get sonograms

00:07:59.420 and check on the child, check on his health, what are they looking for?

00:08:03.240 How can they assess the health of a dead creature?

00:08:06.900 It's absurd.

00:08:07.760 And yet this is a Supreme Court justice saying this.

00:08:11.600 Here's one other difference between an unborn child and a dead person.

00:08:15.640 The dead person will never not be dead.

00:08:19.080 Now, I can't believe I have to explain this to a Supreme Court justice, but I do.

00:08:21.740 So a dead person is always going to be dead, at least from a physical perspective in this life.

00:08:28.240 From a scientific perspective, death is final.

00:08:31.100 Dead people don't grow or develop into living people.

00:08:34.780 They don't grow or develop at all.

00:08:36.360 They decompose and disintegrate.

00:08:38.960 Yet whatever you think of the unborn child in the womb, there is no question that if he is healthy

00:08:43.680 and left alone in that environment, he will be born and become the sort of person

00:08:48.300 that even Justice Sotomayor would affirm as living.

00:08:51.740 Justice Sotomayor is a living person right now herself.

00:08:56.240 Despite all appearances, she is not technically brain dead, though maybe perhaps close to it.

00:09:01.740 And yet Justice Sotomayor was at one point an unborn child.

00:09:05.260 If I were to trace the chain of Sotomayor and follow her back in time, eventually I would

00:09:10.480 get to the point where Sotomayor was a baby in the womb.

00:09:14.000 So there's an unbroken chain of selfhood connecting the Sotomayor of today to the Sotomayor in the womb.

00:09:21.500 If she's a living person now, she must have been a living person then, because dead people don't become living people.

00:09:28.380 It makes no logical or scientific sense to say that any living person today was, at one point in their past, a dead person.

00:09:35.540 She also makes the claim that the unborn child isn't conscious.

00:09:41.180 Now, she can't actually know if that's true, of course.

00:09:43.040 We don't understand almost anything about consciousness, what it is, where it comes from.

00:09:46.480 And in any case, why should life and consciousness be conflated?

00:09:50.220 These are not the same thing.

00:09:51.520 Who says that all living things must be conscious?

00:09:55.980 Who decided that?

00:09:57.100 I mean, technically, we don't even know if non-living things are unconscious.

00:10:02.400 There's a whole branch of philosophy, I mean, a fringe branch, granted, and silly, but still,

00:10:07.500 called panpsychism, which claims that consciousness is a fundamental fact of reality,

00:10:12.040 and that all matter has some amount of consciousness.

00:10:16.140 Now, that, of course, is almost certainly not true.

00:10:17.840 My point is just that consciousness is a philosophical discussion, first of all.

00:10:23.580 Not something the Supreme Court needs to rule on, but also mysterious.

00:10:28.120 We just don't know anything about it.

00:10:31.280 You can't use it to justify killing babies or anybody.

00:10:36.260 If consciousness is simply self-awareness, though, the awareness that you are a self,

00:10:41.100 the experience of being a self, if that's what consciousness is,

00:10:43.980 then perhaps the unborn child has not yet developed that capacity.

00:10:49.980 But then again, the infant outside of the womb doesn't have that capacity either.

00:10:55.260 Whatever the case, however much consciousness they do or don't have,

00:10:58.560 what we know for sure is that it's a temporary situation.

00:11:01.160 Humans grow in self-awareness as they get older and develop.

00:11:04.120 Are we saying that it's permissible to kill temporarily unconscious people?

00:11:07.760 Well, that ought to make you pretty uncomfortable when you go to sleep at night

00:11:11.500 and lapse into a state of temporary unconsciousness.

00:11:15.960 It's all absurd. It only gets worse from there.

00:11:17.880 Later, Sotomayor makes the claim that the pro-life position is entirely a religious position.

00:11:23.540 Listen to this.

00:11:23.940 How is your interest anything but a religious view?

00:11:29.820 The issue of when life begins has been hotly debated by philosophers since the beginning of time.

00:11:39.160 It's still debated in religions.

00:11:41.540 So when you say this is the only right that takes away from the state the ability to protect a life,

00:11:53.700 that's a religious view, isn't it?

00:11:56.480 Because it assumes that a fetus is life at...

00:12:03.540 When?

00:12:04.580 You're not drawing a gear.

00:12:06.040 When do you suggest we begin that way?

00:12:09.260 Your Honor, I...

00:12:10.540 Aside from...

00:12:11.340 I'm putting it aside from religion.

00:12:14.640 I'll try to...

00:12:15.620 I think there might be more than one question, and I'll do my very best, Justice Sotomayor.

00:12:19.660 I think this court in Gonzales pretty clearly recognized that before viability,

00:12:23.480 we are talking with unborn life with a human organism.

00:12:27.000 And I think the philosophical questions Your Honor mentioned,

00:12:29.980 all those reasons that they're hard, they've been debated, they're important,

00:12:33.900 those are all reasons to return this to the people,

00:12:36.360 because the people should get to debate these hard issues.

00:12:38.860 When does the life of a woman, and putting her at risk, enter the calculus?

00:12:46.660 Meaning, right now, forcing women who are poor, and that's 75% of the population,

00:12:55.380 and much higher percentage of those women in Mississippi,

00:12:59.180 who elect abortions before viability,

00:13:04.080 they are put at a tremendously greater risk of medical complications and ending their life.

00:13:11.780 14 times greater to give birth to a child full term than it is to have an abortion before viability.

00:13:21.120 On second thought, she really is doing quite a lot to prove that a person can be alive but brain dead at the same time.

00:13:29.500 I mean, these arguments that she's putting forward are about as sophisticated as the kind of thing I read from leftists in my YouTube comments,

00:13:37.180 and will probably read after this show.

00:13:38.820 So, she's building a rhetorical castle of wrongness, brick by brick,

00:13:44.560 one wrong statement after another, on top of each other.

00:13:47.720 She says that the view that fetuses are living is religious.

00:13:52.580 Well, no, it's not. It's science.

00:13:54.240 The definition of life is literally the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter,

00:13:59.240 including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death.

00:14:04.500 Is the baby in the womb inorganic?

00:14:08.720 Is it an inanimate object?

00:14:11.200 Is it on the level of a rock or a chair or a clump of dirt?

00:14:15.460 If so, how do I exist?

00:14:17.180 Again, I am a living person.

00:14:18.640 And yet, if I go back far enough in my own timeline, in the timeline of my physical existence,

00:14:22.760 I will find myself as a fetus, quote-unquote.

00:14:25.320 So, was there a time in my physical life when I was not living?

00:14:29.820 Was there a stage of my life in which I did not have life?

00:14:35.620 That's not only scientifically illiterate, but it's logically incomprehensible.

00:14:40.960 And besides, if the view that life begins in the womb is religious,

00:14:45.100 what about the view that life does not begin in the womb?

00:14:49.260 This is the bait and switch you always get from these people.

00:14:51.640 They claim that the abortion discussion is a religious discussion,

00:14:55.200 and yet, somehow, their own position within that discussion is not religious, somehow.

00:15:02.020 Nobody can know when life begins, they say.

00:15:05.420 Which means that our assurance that it begins in the womb is a matter of faith, they say.

00:15:10.900 And yet, their assurance that it does not begin in the womb is not faith?

00:15:14.900 And anyway, if we don't know when life begins, right, because that's their way around this.

00:15:22.260 They're saying, no, I'm not taking a religious stance on this, but we don't know.

00:15:25.860 So, I'm saying I don't know.

00:15:28.500 I'm agnostic on when life begins.

00:15:30.780 That's basically what Sotomayor was saying.

00:15:33.320 Okay, so, if we don't know when life begins, as she says,

00:15:37.300 isn't that all the more reason not to kill children in the womb?

00:15:41.560 She says, we don't know, but what that actually means is, I don't know, right?

00:15:47.700 She's saying that she doesn't know.

00:15:49.140 She can't speak for what other people know or don't know.

00:15:52.880 She can only say what she doesn't know.

00:15:55.380 And so, she admits that she doesn't know if life begins in the womb.

00:15:59.600 Yet, she wants to kill them anyway.

00:16:02.040 Even though there is, according to her, by her own confession,

00:16:05.560 at least a chance that the child is alive.

00:16:07.760 So, she's willing to say, yeah, 60 million kids have been aborted since Roe v. Wade.

00:16:14.420 According to her, there's at least a chance that all 60 million were human beings

00:16:18.780 and that we have committed a genocide of 60 million babies.

00:16:21.940 There's a chance of that, according to her.

00:16:25.620 So, isn't that like throwing a grenade into a dark room,

00:16:30.800 hoping and assuming the room is empty, but not knowing for sure?

00:16:33.580 If you kill someone in the process of doing that,

00:16:38.400 even if you didn't know there was someone in the room,

00:16:40.660 but you knew they could have been in the room,

00:16:42.380 and you threw it anyway, are you guilty of murder?

00:16:45.660 Yes.

00:16:47.960 See, it's the pro-abortion side which truly acts on faith here.

00:16:51.160 Theirs is a religious conviction.

00:16:53.800 Roe v. Wade was a decision which imposed the leftist religious view

00:16:57.360 with abortion as its highest sacrament onto the entire nation.

00:17:01.060 They're not defending a medical procedure.

00:17:03.640 They're defending their sacred ritual.

00:17:05.720 And it's impossible to fathom, therefore,

00:17:08.700 just the demonic fury that will erupt from these people

00:17:12.060 should Roe be overturned.

00:17:15.420 And that is a spectacle that we will all get to witness very soon.

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00:19:45.240 One other thing on the Supreme Court case

00:19:46.980 that I wanted to mention,

00:19:48.100 pulling this up from Fox News,

00:19:51.280 we're talking about the demonic fury

00:19:53.460 of the pro-abortion side.

00:19:55.220 Well, speaking of which,

00:19:56.780 Fox News reports,

00:19:59.020 protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court

00:20:00.900 were seen taking abortion pills

00:20:03.160 ahead of the nation's highest court hearing arguments

00:20:06.740 over the Mississippi law,

00:20:07.860 challenging Roe v. Wade.

00:20:09.540 Abortion pills forever,

00:20:11.100 the protesters repeatedly chanted,

00:20:12.720 according to footage posted by Aaron Mattson

00:20:15.080 on Twitter Wednesday morning.

00:20:16.940 And then they,

00:20:18.140 in fact, we have the video,

00:20:19.460 they were out there chanting,

00:20:23.020 standing in front of a sign that says,

00:20:24.660 we are taking abortion pills forever.

00:20:27.500 And then there were four women

00:20:29.040 who pull out a pill and take it.

00:20:31.060 Let's play that video.

00:20:31.860 Abortion pills forever.

00:20:46.440 There we go.

00:20:48.600 Now this is evidence again

00:20:49.820 that the safe, legal, and rare days

00:20:52.340 are long behind us.

00:20:53.900 I mean, long behind us.

00:20:54.740 They've been behind us for a while.

00:20:57.440 Really, the personhood debates

00:20:59.320 are behind us also,

00:21:00.920 at least culturally.

00:21:03.240 It's still worth

00:21:04.260 having the discussion,

00:21:06.880 especially because in the Supreme Court,

00:21:09.880 this is,

00:21:11.580 that case is going to

00:21:13.560 center around questions like personhood.

00:21:15.900 But in the culture anyway,

00:21:17.560 the pro-abortion side,

00:21:19.480 you know,

00:21:19.680 they don't care if the baby is a baby or not.

00:21:22.820 If the baby is living or not.

00:21:24.440 They've moved beyond that.

00:21:27.360 They've moved past that.

00:21:28.940 Doesn't matter to them.

00:21:30.200 The shout your abortion,

00:21:31.080 these were all the hashtag

00:21:32.400 shout your abortion people out there.

00:21:34.460 The shout your abortion people,

00:21:37.740 when they're shouting their abortion,

00:21:40.180 they're not saying,

00:21:41.520 oh, I got an abortion

00:21:43.420 because the fetus isn't conscious.

00:21:48.100 Or I got an abortion

00:21:49.020 because I don't believe

00:21:49.780 that life begins at conception.

00:21:50.940 That's not what they're saying.

00:21:53.440 They're saying,

00:21:53.980 I got an abortion

00:21:54.520 because I wanted to.

00:21:56.740 I got an abortion

00:21:57.480 because it's my body

00:21:58.380 and I'll do what I want with it.

00:22:00.440 And if that means killing a child,

00:22:02.060 then so be it.

00:22:03.680 That's the attitude.

00:22:05.400 The point is that

00:22:06.200 the self reigns supreme.

00:22:08.740 And the woman,

00:22:09.740 as herself,

00:22:12.240 should be able to do

00:22:13.120 whatever she wants.

00:22:15.860 Also,

00:22:16.560 the pro-aborts see

00:22:17.520 the relationship

00:22:18.540 between a mother and child

00:22:19.720 as fundamentally antagonistic.

00:22:23.020 And so it's sort of like

00:22:24.400 an us-or-them mentality

00:22:25.620 that they have

00:22:26.400 about children.

00:22:28.400 There's very real anger

00:22:30.200 among pro-aborts

00:22:32.120 at babies themselves.

00:22:33.580 We could call them,

00:22:35.320 and without hyperbole,

00:22:36.920 we could call them anti-baby

00:22:38.220 because, of course, they are.

00:22:39.760 It's no surprise,

00:22:40.720 given that they support

00:22:41.480 killing millions of babies.

00:22:44.020 But they actually hate babies.

00:22:46.420 The very existence

00:22:48.960 of children,

00:22:49.720 they hate.

00:22:50.060 They hate children.

00:22:52.320 Because children are

00:22:53.280 dependent on parents,

00:22:54.420 dependent on mothers.

00:22:56.700 And they hate that.

00:22:58.140 The idea that anybody

00:22:59.160 would be dependent on them,

00:23:01.140 the idea that anybody

00:23:01.980 would make any kind of claim

00:23:03.780 over them,

00:23:05.320 the idea that they would be

00:23:07.100 responsible

00:23:07.860 to anyone

00:23:09.180 for anything,

00:23:11.420 they can't abide that.

00:23:14.380 In their self-worshipping,

00:23:16.700 literally satanic religion,

00:23:18.500 they can't abide that.

00:23:20.140 They see family life

00:23:21.560 as a zero-sum game.

00:23:25.060 You know,

00:23:25.300 it's a competition.

00:23:27.780 This is why feminists,

00:23:29.960 if anyone makes

00:23:30.640 the catastrophic mistake

00:23:31.800 of marrying a feminist,

00:23:32.860 they never stay married

00:23:33.640 for very long.

00:23:34.220 I think the world record

00:23:37.860 for the longest

00:23:38.420 feminist marriage

00:23:39.280 is three and a half years,

00:23:40.900 I believe.

00:23:41.220 I'll have to check Guinness.

00:23:41.980 But it's not going to last

00:23:43.160 for very long.

00:23:45.080 Because they see the family

00:23:46.440 as a patriarchal institution.

00:23:48.180 They see it as

00:23:48.760 it's all competition.

00:23:50.580 It's me or you.

00:23:52.460 This is a struggle

00:23:53.720 between mother and child,

00:23:55.140 mother and father.

00:23:56.200 and that's why

00:24:02.040 marriages don't work.

00:24:03.500 But that's also why,

00:24:04.840 as far as they're concerned,

00:24:05.800 sit there,

00:24:06.340 take an abortion pill.

00:24:08.700 Safe, legal, and rare.

00:24:10.040 I mean,

00:24:11.280 sure, we want abortions

00:24:12.180 to be legal,

00:24:12.880 but rare?

00:24:13.420 Why should abortions

00:24:14.300 be rare?

00:24:15.820 Abortions are an expression

00:24:17.140 of a woman's independence,

00:24:20.340 her autonomy.

00:24:22.080 They should happen

00:24:22.840 more often, if anything.

00:24:23.920 That's the attitude.

00:24:25.360 All right.

00:24:26.200 After all the hype

00:24:27.120 and buildup,

00:24:27.620 and in spite of the many

00:24:28.320 obstacles put in our way,

00:24:29.240 our event at SLU

00:24:30.340 happened last night,

00:24:31.600 or SLU,

00:24:32.560 which is apparently

00:24:33.140 what the students call it.

00:24:34.100 And they didn't tell me

00:24:34.620 that until the Q&A,

00:24:35.420 and I was calling it SLU

00:24:36.260 the entire time.

00:24:37.760 But I'm just going to

00:24:38.420 stick with SLU anyway.

00:24:40.160 Enormous crowds.

00:24:40.880 We had a room

00:24:41.820 with a capacity

00:24:42.700 of 200 people, I think,

00:24:44.360 and we fit 450 people

00:24:45.600 into it,

00:24:47.100 plus an overflow room.

00:24:48.720 So it was great.

00:24:49.920 And then, of course,

00:24:50.360 there was the mob

00:24:50.980 of protesters outside

00:24:52.160 blocking traffic.

00:24:53.560 I did decide

00:24:54.800 to go outside

00:24:55.440 and confront

00:24:56.820 the protesters personally.

00:24:59.060 Not confront.

00:24:59.960 I wanted to go,

00:25:00.640 I wanted to talk to them,

00:25:01.600 have a conversation,

00:25:02.820 and also give them

00:25:04.180 a chance to answer

00:25:05.200 the what is a woman question,

00:25:06.880 because that was my challenge.

00:25:08.440 I did say that

00:25:09.300 before I came on campus.

00:25:10.580 I said,

00:25:10.920 if anyone can come

00:25:11.820 to my talk

00:25:13.160 and define,

00:25:14.340 if any leftist can come

00:25:15.180 and define the word woman

00:25:16.020 and do it successfully,

00:25:17.540 I will admit defeat

00:25:18.760 and I will never speak

00:25:19.900 on another college campus

00:25:20.760 ever again.

00:25:21.200 And none of them

00:25:23.980 actually showed up

00:25:24.640 to the talk

00:25:25.160 to meet my challenge,

00:25:26.680 so I went out to them

00:25:27.760 and, you know,

00:25:30.960 is it necessarily

00:25:31.900 a smart or safe thing

00:25:33.540 to go out,

00:25:34.260 to go walk out

00:25:34.980 into the middle

00:25:35.480 of the street

00:25:36.000 and talk to the angry mob

00:25:37.480 of insane people

00:25:38.320 who've come to protest you?

00:25:40.300 Probably not,

00:25:41.400 but I don't often choose

00:25:43.320 the smart path,

00:25:44.780 so no reason

00:25:45.700 to start now, I figure.

00:25:47.080 Rather than me recapping it,

00:25:48.400 I'll play this report

00:25:49.140 from CBS,

00:25:49.900 which is actually

00:25:50.500 surprisingly fair.

00:25:51.320 They were there

00:25:51.840 and they captured

00:25:52.660 some of this,

00:25:53.160 including me

00:25:54.760 and my, I suppose,

00:25:56.580 conversation with protesters.

00:25:57.920 Let's watch that.

00:26:00.160 My choice!

00:26:01.400 My body!

00:26:02.480 My choice!

00:26:04.380 A conservative speaker's views

00:26:06.000 sparking protests tonight.

00:26:08.120 St. Louis University students

00:26:09.580 invited Matt Walsh to speak.

00:26:11.600 He's a commentator

00:26:12.420 for the conservative media outlet

00:26:14.020 The Daily Wire.

00:26:15.520 News 4's Caroline Hecker

00:26:16.520 was there

00:26:17.080 as the clash of opinions

00:26:18.720 hit the streets of Midtown.

00:26:21.860 Translides Matter!

00:26:23.580 A clash of views

00:26:24.820 Let's go, Bandit!

00:26:26.720 outside the Coronado

00:26:27.940 near Slew's campus

00:26:29.060 Wednesday night,

00:26:30.080 ahead of the arrival

00:26:30.960 of conservative speaker

00:26:32.260 Matt Walsh.

00:26:33.300 Apportionate COVID!

00:26:34.880 But the controversy

00:26:35.840 began weeks ago.

00:26:37.440 Walsh was originally scheduled

00:26:38.820 to speak at a building

00:26:39.900 on campus,

00:26:40.840 but says the university's

00:26:42.140 COVID measures

00:26:42.920 were too strict.

00:26:44.260 St. Francis Xavier Church,

00:26:45.900 also on campus,

00:26:47.540 then volunteered

00:26:48.260 to play host.

00:26:49.420 But the president

00:26:50.260 of Slew's college

00:26:51.360 Republicans

00:26:52.000 says at the last minute,

00:26:53.920 the priest

00:26:54.360 changed his mind.

00:26:55.820 We're very disappointed

00:26:56.580 to see that the church

00:26:57.820 would rescind the invitation,

00:26:59.760 especially on such

00:27:00.500 short notice.

00:27:01.240 Father Dan White

00:27:02.180 released this statement,

00:27:03.760 claiming comments

00:27:04.580 made by Walsh

00:27:05.420 run contrary

00:27:06.600 to the values

00:27:07.480 of Catholic faith,

00:27:08.740 resulting in the event

00:27:09.880 being canceled.

00:27:11.020 But that's just not true.

00:27:12.420 Matt is a devout Catholic.

00:27:14.140 His views are in, like,

00:27:17.060 very good alignment

00:27:17.840 with the church.

00:27:19.140 Students then secured

00:27:20.160 an off-campus location,

00:27:22.180 drawing long lines

00:27:23.380 Wednesday night.

00:27:24.240 My body!

00:27:25.620 My toy!

00:27:26.700 Before the speech,

00:27:27.740 Walsh came outside

00:27:28.860 to speak with the protesters,

00:27:30.600 who accused him

00:27:31.260 of being racist

00:27:32.140 and transphobic.

00:27:33.500 Those insides

00:27:34.360 say while they don't

00:27:35.280 expect everyone to agree,

00:27:37.180 civil discourse is important.

00:27:39.140 I don't think Matt Walsh

00:27:40.000 is some kind of extremist

00:27:41.240 or anything like that.

00:27:42.040 I think he's pretty normal

00:27:43.140 and mainstream

00:27:43.860 in the conservative media.

00:27:45.360 So I think it's very,

00:27:46.020 very important

00:27:46.500 for colleges to accept that.

00:27:48.660 Even if they may not agree,

00:27:49.880 I still think that

00:27:50.420 the First Amendment

00:27:50.960 is pretty important,

00:27:52.360 and it's very important

00:27:53.060 for students to be able to,

00:27:54.180 you know, hear

00:27:54.820 from a different perspective.

00:27:56.040 We spoke with dozens

00:27:57.060 of Slew students

00:27:58.080 before the event started

00:27:59.320 who were waiting in line.

00:28:00.840 None of them wanted

00:28:01.780 to talk to us on camera,

00:28:03.200 telling me they were fearful

00:28:04.320 that giving their opinions

00:28:05.840 could make them

00:28:06.740 a target on campus.

00:28:09.100 Well, what does that tell you?

00:28:10.380 Probably the most revealing thing

00:28:11.380 in the whole thing.

00:28:12.420 They were there,

00:28:13.040 but they don't want to be

00:28:13.400 on camera talking about it

00:28:14.260 because of it.

00:28:15.240 And can you blame them?

00:28:16.660 Given where they're going

00:28:17.620 to school?

00:28:19.520 The kind of treatment

00:28:20.360 I got,

00:28:20.960 and the great thing for me

00:28:22.500 is that I can show up

00:28:23.860 and cause a lot of trouble

00:28:25.940 and then leave.

00:28:27.340 But they have to

00:28:28.200 stay there on campus.

00:28:30.340 So I give a lot of credit

00:28:31.160 to the students

00:28:31.740 who made this,

00:28:33.560 no matter what,

00:28:35.100 they were going to make

00:28:35.820 this event happen.

00:28:36.860 And so a lot of credit

00:28:37.560 to them for doing that.

00:28:39.020 Why did I go out there

00:28:39.840 to talk to them?

00:28:40.460 Well, for one thing,

00:28:41.580 it's only polite

00:28:42.120 to go and say hi

00:28:42.860 to people that have come out,

00:28:44.280 you know,

00:28:44.800 because of you.

00:28:46.340 And for another,

00:28:47.240 these people are cowards.

00:28:48.240 And we are far too often

00:28:52.400 intimidated by cowards

00:28:55.180 because they're in large groups.

00:28:59.500 Individually,

00:29:00.260 they won't even show up.

00:29:02.880 None of those people,

00:29:03.920 not one single person

00:29:06.100 from that crowd

00:29:06.880 went inside,

00:29:08.540 certainly to hear the talk

00:29:10.020 or to,

00:29:11.300 they had a chance.

00:29:12.520 In the Q&A,

00:29:13.160 you can take the microphone

00:29:14.300 and if you think

00:29:15.840 that you can embarrass me

00:29:17.240 by exposing my ideas

00:29:19.360 as being bigoted

00:29:20.180 and all that kind of stuff,

00:29:22.000 why not take that opportunity?

00:29:25.120 If I'm really just

00:29:26.160 a raging bigot,

00:29:27.500 a stupid raging bigot,

00:29:28.920 well, then that should be

00:29:29.460 very easy to uncover

00:29:31.860 in a conversation

00:29:32.860 where you have a microphone.

00:29:35.520 But they're not going to do that

00:29:36.620 because then it's one-on-one.

00:29:39.040 And they don't want to be

00:29:39.740 in that kind of position.

00:29:41.000 They always want to operate

00:29:42.560 in groups.

00:29:43.600 And when they all come together,

00:29:44.700 when you put a bunch of cowards

00:29:45.840 together in a group,

00:29:47.500 people become intimidated.

00:29:49.220 And we cannot be intimidated.

00:29:51.600 So, yeah,

00:29:52.180 I'll just go right out there

00:29:53.420 and talk to them.

00:29:53.840 What are they going to do?

00:29:54.820 I was walking up.

00:29:55.880 I don't know if it was caught.

00:29:57.000 We actually,

00:29:57.420 we have footage ourselves

00:29:58.700 that we took.

00:30:00.800 I put it up,

00:30:01.480 some of them up on Twitter.

00:30:02.520 I put it up on Instagram also.

00:30:03.900 And I think it captures

00:30:04.920 this moment

00:30:05.460 where I'm walking up

00:30:06.380 to the crowd

00:30:06.780 and one of the guys

00:30:08.800 comes forward

00:30:09.860 and says,

00:30:10.780 screams,

00:30:11.600 do not come over here.

00:30:13.500 And then,

00:30:13.860 so I came over there

00:30:14.780 and he just backed away.

00:30:16.960 So,

00:30:17.600 pretty,

00:30:17.900 pretty great.

00:30:18.700 And as I was standing there,

00:30:20.060 also,

00:30:20.520 it was fun to watch

00:30:21.300 because the crowd

00:30:22.060 was originally in the street

00:30:23.320 blocking traffic.

00:30:24.300 But as I was standing there,

00:30:25.300 they all started backing away.

00:30:26.760 And then,

00:30:27.220 very soon,

00:30:27.720 we're off of the street.

00:30:28.440 so it's just me

00:30:30.720 and like 200 people

00:30:32.860 and they're afraid.

00:30:34.680 Is that because

00:30:35.000 I'm a big bad wolf?

00:30:36.420 I'm big and scary?

00:30:37.140 No.

00:30:38.120 It's just because

00:30:38.540 they're absolute cowards.

00:30:41.380 And they're not ready

00:30:42.860 to be challenged

00:30:43.520 and not expecting it

00:30:44.820 and don't know what to do

00:30:46.720 when they are.

00:30:49.700 And they have a fragile,

00:30:51.100 this worldview

00:30:52.060 that they've constructed

00:30:52.980 and that they have

00:30:54.500 subscribed to

00:30:56.540 is very,

00:30:57.180 very fragile.

00:30:58.440 and it cannot withstand

00:31:00.180 any inspection,

00:31:03.200 any cross-examination.

00:31:05.300 So,

00:31:05.760 that was good.

00:31:06.740 Although,

00:31:07.080 I will say,

00:31:07.440 one other note about this

00:31:08.500 is that

00:31:09.000 the talk almost

00:31:11.860 didn't happen at all,

00:31:13.480 not for the reasons

00:31:14.080 that you've heard about,

00:31:14.860 but I will admit

00:31:16.480 that we were flying

00:31:17.760 out of D.C.

00:31:18.400 to go to St. Louis

00:31:19.200 and somehow

00:31:20.660 we ended up going

00:31:21.160 to the wrong airport.

00:31:23.560 And so,

00:31:24.240 we almost missed the flight.

00:31:26.160 I was at the wrong airport.

00:31:27.260 We went to Dulles.

00:31:27.900 We were supposed to be at Reagan.

00:31:29.200 And we had like 45 minutes

00:31:30.560 to get over to the airport,

00:31:31.580 get through security.

00:31:32.620 And I almost missed the flight.

00:31:33.460 And I'm just thinking,

00:31:34.540 my God,

00:31:36.220 after all of this,

00:31:37.840 if the talk is shut down

00:31:39.240 because I had to cancel it

00:31:40.640 because I went to the wrong airport

00:31:41.760 and missed my flight,

00:31:43.840 that,

00:31:44.140 that,

00:31:45.060 that would be,

00:31:46.260 that would be the one way

00:31:47.860 for me to pull an L

00:31:48.960 out of this whole situation.

00:31:49.860 But thankfully,

00:31:50.440 that didn't happen.

00:31:51.540 All right,

00:31:51.800 let's go to

00:31:52.580 this from Fox 6.

00:31:55.080 It says,

00:31:55.300 has spent the last 10 days

00:31:57.320 locked up in a Wisconsin jail cell

00:31:58.800 after allegedly mowing down

00:32:01.040 through the barricades

00:32:02.200 and into revelers

00:32:02.880 at the Waukesha Christmas parade

00:32:04.380 killing six people.

00:32:05.640 Now he feels dehumanized,

00:32:07.380 he told Fox News Digital Wednesday

00:32:09.120 in his first remarks to the media,

00:32:11.420 seemingly surprised

00:32:12.360 that he had visitors.

00:32:14.480 39 said,

00:32:15.320 I just feel like

00:32:16.220 I'm being a monster,

00:32:17.720 demonized.

00:32:19.380 Wearing a sleeveless green jail

00:32:21.000 jumpsuit

00:32:21.540 and his hair in braids,

00:32:22.980 the soft-spoken accused killer

00:32:24.040 offered no details

00:32:24.940 about what prompted the carnage.

00:32:27.320 The two Fox News reporters

00:32:28.300 on the other side

00:32:28.760 of the video screen

00:32:29.340 marked the first visitors

00:32:31.360 he's seen

00:32:32.020 since the November 21st

00:32:33.160 night of horror.

00:32:34.340 Not even his mother

00:32:34.980 has dropped by,

00:32:35.560 he said.

00:32:36.560 So he's,

00:32:37.240 he's complaining

00:32:37.880 that he's being dehumanized

00:32:39.240 and demonized.

00:32:41.660 Well,

00:32:42.140 he's,

00:32:42.300 he's actually right

00:32:42.980 that he has been dehumanized

00:32:45.060 and demonized.

00:32:45.900 The only difference

00:32:46.420 is that,

00:32:46.980 the only,

00:32:48.120 he's just wrong

00:32:49.200 about who is responsible

00:32:51.260 for doing that.

00:32:52.320 See,

00:32:52.580 he has dehumanized

00:32:53.760 and demonized himself

00:32:54.840 in a very literal sense.

00:32:58.180 He has decided

00:32:59.160 through his own actions

00:33:00.180 to sink below

00:33:01.220 the level of a human being.

00:33:02.980 To act like an animal.

00:33:05.980 To become a demon.

00:33:08.340 So that's,

00:33:08.660 that's,

00:33:09.040 that's you doing that.

00:33:10.560 That's a decision you made,

00:33:11.540 not the rest of us.

00:33:13.080 It's also interesting

00:33:14.120 that

00:33:14.400 they were able

00:33:15.460 to talk to him

00:33:16.140 for a couple minutes.

00:33:19.860 And so he is,

00:33:20.820 he is talking

00:33:21.460 to the media.

00:33:23.780 The one,

00:33:24.480 the one media outlet

00:33:25.240 interested in talking to him,

00:33:26.580 of course,

00:33:27.000 Fox News.

00:33:28.080 But we,

00:33:28.520 we still have not been told

00:33:29.400 anything about why he did it.

00:33:31.880 I think we know

00:33:32.660 why he did it.

00:33:35.060 But even though

00:33:35.780 this,

00:33:35.980 this,

00:33:36.380 this scumbag,

00:33:37.400 this animal,

00:33:38.260 this monster

00:33:38.840 is still alive

00:33:39.840 and is talking,

00:33:42.820 we,

00:33:43.200 we still don't know

00:33:43.760 why he did it.

00:33:46.100 Speaking of his mom,

00:33:47.620 this is also from Fox.

00:33:49.400 It says,

00:33:49.720 his mother broke

00:33:50.920 her silence Wednesday

00:33:51.780 in a letter to the media

00:33:52.840 blaming last month's

00:33:54.420 Christmas parade tragedy

00:33:55.420 on a lack of mental health

00:33:56.820 services for her son,

00:33:57.980 according to a press report.

00:34:00.000 It was living

00:34:00.600 with his 62-year-old mom,

00:34:02.180 big surprise,

00:34:03.100 when authorities say

00:34:03.740 he plowed his red

00:34:04.540 Ford escape

00:34:05.440 into an annual

00:34:06.440 Christmas parade.

00:34:06.940 We are not making excuses,

00:34:11.100 Woods wrote in a letter,

00:34:12.000 but we believe

00:34:12.540 that what has happened

00:34:13.280 is because he was not

00:34:14.320 given the help

00:34:14.960 and resources he needs.

00:34:17.260 Institutions that are

00:34:17.940 equipped and have

00:34:18.540 trained staff

00:34:19.140 is what we,

00:34:19.660 is needed,

00:34:20.380 as well as resources

00:34:21.300 in the communities

00:34:21.860 where people who suffer

00:34:22.720 with mental illnesses live.

00:34:24.880 Jail is not the answer

00:34:26.080 because they get released

00:34:27.420 back in society

00:34:28.260 sicker than they were

00:34:29.220 before when they entered.

00:34:30.620 We all see what a tragedy

00:34:31.920 that can turn out to be.

00:34:32.880 Well, again,

00:34:36.560 she's partially right.

00:34:38.340 Jail is not the answer

00:34:39.600 for violent,

00:34:40.920 dangerous people

00:34:41.540 if you're just going

00:34:43.180 to release them again

00:34:44.160 in a couple of months

00:34:45.960 or a couple of years.

00:34:46.820 So she's right about that.

00:34:48.060 The answer, though,

00:34:49.200 is not to

00:34:50.400 not send them to jail at all,

00:34:52.140 but to send them to jail

00:34:53.100 and keep them there.

00:34:54.020 That would have been

00:34:54.840 the answer with Daryl Brooks.

00:34:57.920 But I totally agree with her

00:34:59.360 that you take

00:35:00.700 an evil person

00:35:02.100 or, as she would put it,

00:35:03.980 mentally ill,

00:35:04.780 a quote-unquote

00:35:05.480 sick person,

00:35:06.840 and you put them in jail.

00:35:09.600 You kind of filter them

00:35:11.060 through the system,

00:35:12.460 letting them marinate

00:35:14.460 for a short period of time

00:35:17.440 in an environment

00:35:18.220 with other violent psychopaths,

00:35:20.320 and then you release them back

00:35:22.880 and tell them,

00:35:25.020 make sure to check in

00:35:25.580 with your parole officer

00:35:26.420 every once in a while.

00:35:28.200 You do that,

00:35:29.120 and you are asking

00:35:30.520 for something like this.

00:35:32.420 You're practically

00:35:33.120 inviting it explicitly.

00:35:36.400 But the answer, again,

00:35:37.360 is to, no,

00:35:37.880 you send them to jail

00:35:38.560 and you keep them there.

00:35:40.340 What she's doing here,

00:35:41.600 and she has the incentive

00:35:42.620 of making an excuse

00:35:43.320 for her son,

00:35:44.480 she's not the only one

00:35:45.560 who does this,

00:35:47.040 but this medicalization

00:35:48.880 of human evil.

00:35:51.380 Even people who are

00:35:52.400 not related to mass killers

00:35:53.880 will very often say,

00:35:55.240 they'll look at something

00:35:56.440 like this when it happens,

00:35:57.780 whether it's Waukesha

00:35:59.500 or, you know,

00:36:00.620 the Oxford High School

00:36:01.560 shooting a few days after that.

00:36:04.280 And we say,

00:36:05.540 well, they must have been crazy.

00:36:08.000 There's no way

00:36:08.700 a sane person would do this.

00:36:11.180 And then pretty soon

00:36:12.160 you end up in a situation

00:36:13.120 where evil doesn't exist anymore

00:36:14.640 as a category

00:36:15.320 of human behavior.

00:36:16.620 There is no evil anymore.

00:36:18.200 There are good people

00:36:20.380 who basically do the right thing

00:36:23.040 most of the time,

00:36:24.120 and then there are crazy people.

00:36:26.360 And those are the two categories.

00:36:28.860 Now, this is great

00:36:30.440 for the pharmaceutical industry.

00:36:32.700 This is great

00:36:33.420 for the psychology industry,

00:36:36.280 psychiatric industry.

00:36:37.220 It's great for them

00:36:37.960 because all that means

00:36:40.860 is that we are farming

00:36:42.000 all of these problems out

00:36:43.180 to doctors and psychiatrists

00:36:46.260 and pills to solve.

00:36:49.380 But psychiatrists and doctors

00:36:50.920 and pills cannot solve

00:36:52.000 the problem of human evil.

00:36:54.820 No human institution

00:36:56.520 can solve that problem.

00:36:59.640 Now, I understand

00:37:00.780 why we want to retreat

00:37:02.240 behind this medicalization reflex

00:37:04.420 because it's a scary thing to think.

00:37:07.880 It's a scary thought

00:37:08.800 that sane, lucid people

00:37:11.660 could make the choice

00:37:13.020 to do something

00:37:14.460 like what this guy did.

00:37:16.100 It's a scary thought,

00:37:17.560 but that's the reality

00:37:19.360 of human nature.

00:37:21.900 Finally, on Waukesha,

00:37:23.320 a few days ago,

00:37:23.760 Ron DeSantis spoke some truth

00:37:25.560 on the subject.

00:37:26.440 I thought this was great.

00:37:27.140 Let's listen to this.

00:37:30.080 Is that how it works?

00:37:31.020 The SUVs,

00:37:31.640 they just drive by themselves?

00:37:33.320 This just kind of happened?

00:37:34.680 And they say,

00:37:35.280 oh, this was a big accident.

00:37:36.860 You never actually hear

00:37:38.320 the discussion

00:37:39.480 about who committed this.

00:37:42.160 What was the motivation?

00:37:43.380 This guy was a career criminal,

00:37:46.060 let out on,

00:37:46.760 didn't really have any bail,

00:37:48.180 basically,

00:37:48.940 should not have even been

00:37:49.820 on the street,

00:37:51.040 had clear anti-white animus,

00:37:54.640 and this was an intentional act.

00:37:56.680 And it seems like,

00:37:57.640 you know,

00:37:57.820 for corporate press,

00:37:59.140 they're more apt

00:37:59.900 to characterize a parent

00:38:01.800 who goes to a school board meeting

00:38:03.960 to protest bad policies

00:38:05.760 as a domestic terrorist

00:38:07.400 than somebody

00:38:08.240 who intentionally rams an SUV

00:38:10.000 into a crowd of innocent people.

00:38:12.120 So you have at least six have died.

00:38:14.080 You have many more

00:38:14.780 that have been injured.

00:38:15.400 I know many people

00:38:16.120 are in the hospital.

00:38:17.400 And so let's just be clear.

00:38:19.380 This was not a car

00:38:20.720 just driving in.

00:38:21.940 This was an attack

00:38:23.140 by a felon who did that,

00:38:25.200 who should not have been

00:38:25.880 on the street.

00:38:26.700 And we'll see

00:38:27.520 what the actual motivation was.

00:38:29.960 It very well may have been

00:38:31.180 in response

00:38:31.860 to what happened

00:38:32.860 with Kyle Rittenhouse.

00:38:33.940 And you have to wonder

00:38:34.780 if that's the case.

00:38:36.620 Almost assuredly,

00:38:38.300 this guy's view of Rittenhouse

00:38:39.780 was colored

00:38:40.880 by all these media lies.

00:38:43.300 Ron DeSantis,

00:38:43.840 a very effective governor,

00:38:45.040 but in terms of

00:38:46.780 criticizing the media

00:38:47.640 and exposing the media,

00:38:49.320 there is no Republican

00:38:50.580 in elected office

00:38:51.640 or formerly

00:38:52.860 in elected office

00:38:53.580 who is as effective

00:38:55.560 and eloquent

00:38:56.300 and powerful

00:38:56.980 in that regard

00:38:58.180 as Ron DeSantis.

00:38:59.840 So I think he's the best

00:39:02.280 in the Republican Party.

00:39:03.340 He's the best

00:39:03.760 at governing right now.

00:39:05.080 He's also the best

00:39:06.400 at criticizing the media

00:39:08.180 if we consider that

00:39:08.920 to be an important aspect

00:39:10.720 of being a Republican

00:39:12.400 elected leader.

00:39:13.320 And I do think

00:39:13.720 it's actually pretty important.

00:39:16.840 He put it very well there

00:39:18.320 in about one minute.

00:39:19.560 I don't think there's anyone else

00:39:20.240 in the Republican Party

00:39:20.900 who's doing that.

00:39:22.480 All right.

00:39:22.940 Australia has been

00:39:23.980 putting people in camps,

00:39:25.640 quarantine camps,

00:39:26.600 and there's been a lot

00:39:27.320 of discussion about this

00:39:28.140 on social media

00:39:28.800 with some people insisting

00:39:30.700 that, sure,

00:39:31.260 they're shipping people

00:39:31.920 off to camps

00:39:32.740 and, sure,

00:39:33.260 that has some really

00:39:33.920 problematic historical implications,

00:39:35.460 but social media

00:39:36.740 has also said

00:39:37.560 it's all voluntary,

00:39:39.200 you understand.

00:39:40.120 They're volunteering

00:39:41.000 to go to these camps.

00:39:43.220 Well, here's a report

00:39:43.920 out of Australia

00:39:44.820 and you tell me

00:39:46.080 if this sounds

00:39:47.040 voluntary to you.

00:39:51.040 Teenagers who allegedly

00:39:52.060 escaped quarantine

00:39:53.040 at the Howard Springs

00:39:54.100 facility near Darwin

00:39:55.280 have been taken in

00:39:56.520 by police

00:39:57.040 following a six-hour search.

00:39:59.260 Nine's Talia Sarve

00:40:00.580 has the latest for us.

00:40:01.780 Well, we can expect

00:40:04.480 to see some changes

00:40:05.540 implemented here

00:40:06.420 at the Centre for National Resilience

00:40:07.980 after three teenagers

00:40:09.220 allegedly escaped.

00:40:10.720 A search spanning

00:40:11.580 several hours

00:40:12.480 was sparked this morning

00:40:13.580 after police say

00:40:14.460 the group scaled a fence

00:40:15.620 and fled Howard Springs

00:40:16.700 around 4.30am.

00:40:18.500 Authorities located

00:40:19.460 the teenagers

00:40:20.220 about half a dozen

00:40:21.280 kilometres away.

00:40:22.600 It's understood

00:40:23.000 they travelled by foot

00:40:24.240 and didn't mingle

00:40:25.140 with anyone else.

00:40:26.520 The 15-, 16- and 17-year-old

00:40:28.460 are close contacts

00:40:29.540 of a case

00:40:30.120 from the remote community

00:40:31.140 of Binjari

00:40:31.960 near Catherine

00:40:32.640 who all tested

00:40:33.700 negative to COVID

00:40:34.520 yesterday.

00:40:35.840 The Territory's

00:40:36.440 Police Commissioner

00:40:37.180 believes isolation

00:40:38.140 and loneliness

00:40:39.000 may have contributed

00:40:39.940 to the trio

00:40:40.560 taking off

00:40:41.340 empathising

00:40:42.440 they're not used

00:40:43.140 to living

00:40:43.460 in their own units.

00:40:44.900 CCTV will also

00:40:46.140 now be increased

00:40:47.240 across the site

00:40:48.180 as well as

00:40:48.820 bolstered

00:40:49.420 internal security.

00:40:50.900 The trio

00:40:51.280 are expected

00:40:52.220 to face a fine

00:40:53.320 of five grand each.

00:40:55.460 Oh, you think

00:40:55.800 that might be

00:40:56.240 what it is?

00:40:56.720 Isolation and loneliness?

00:40:57.680 You think maybe?

00:40:59.260 Yeah, I think

00:41:00.200 maybe when you take

00:41:02.060 innocent people

00:41:03.920 who haven't committed

00:41:04.480 a crime

00:41:04.920 and you put them

00:41:05.800 in solitary confinement

00:41:07.100 in a camp

00:41:07.880 out in the wilderness

00:41:09.100 well, gosh

00:41:11.640 I don't know why

00:41:14.520 they would try

00:41:14.920 to escape

00:41:15.380 but could it be

00:41:16.300 that they're a little

00:41:16.800 bit lonely

00:41:17.240 and isolated?

00:41:19.240 And we put them

00:41:21.240 in this miserable condition

00:41:22.800 and taking away

00:41:23.320 all their freedoms

00:41:23.860 with no justification?

00:41:25.620 Oh, the police

00:41:28.000 they're speculating

00:41:29.200 that that might

00:41:30.300 be what it is.

00:41:32.260 Did I hear that right

00:41:33.200 by the way?

00:41:33.540 They tested negative.

00:41:35.800 So, these people

00:41:37.160 are not sick.

00:41:39.120 Even if they were sick

00:41:40.260 you know,

00:41:41.780 I'm not in favor

00:41:42.420 of rounding up

00:41:43.080 sick people

00:41:43.600 and sending them

00:41:44.060 to camps either.

00:41:45.740 But it's all the worst

00:41:46.900 when these are not

00:41:47.680 sick people.

00:41:49.100 So they

00:41:49.700 allegedly had contact

00:41:51.520 with someone

00:41:52.040 who might have had COVID.

00:41:52.980 they didn't get sick

00:41:54.800 they tested negative

00:41:56.040 and yet they were

00:41:56.860 put in isolation camps.

00:41:59.000 This is happening

00:41:59.880 in the supposedly

00:42:01.260 civilized world.

00:42:04.020 In Australia

00:42:04.860 which may be

00:42:05.440 far away geographically

00:42:06.480 but culturally

00:42:06.960 it's not.

00:42:09.960 By the way,

00:42:10.840 quarantine

00:42:11.300 I know we've gotten

00:42:13.000 used to this term

00:42:13.780 quarantine

00:42:14.880 but quarantine

00:42:16.320 is for sick people

00:42:17.460 by definition.

00:42:21.580 Quarantine is what

00:42:22.320 you do with a sick

00:42:22.960 person.

00:42:25.120 When you take

00:42:25.820 a healthy person

00:42:26.740 who is not sick

00:42:29.040 and has not

00:42:29.400 committed a crime

00:42:30.060 and you lock

00:42:31.180 them in a

00:42:32.400 you lock them

00:42:33.320 anywhere

00:42:33.680 and restrict

00:42:34.960 their freedom

00:42:35.360 of movement

00:42:35.880 so much so

00:42:37.680 that if they leave

00:42:38.500 wherever you put

00:42:39.280 them

00:42:39.520 we call it

00:42:40.780 an escape

00:42:41.360 and you chase

00:42:42.100 them down

00:42:42.620 with dogs

00:42:43.640 and spotlights

00:42:44.340 and helicopters

00:42:45.020 that's

00:42:46.880 not called

00:42:47.560 quarantine.

00:42:50.120 You know

00:42:50.660 that's false

00:42:51.160 imprisonment

00:42:51.780 that's kidnapping

00:42:52.460 and if you're

00:42:55.180 doing this

00:42:55.600 in a camp

00:42:56.220 where you

00:42:58.160 are bringing

00:42:58.520 concentrations

00:42:59.360 of people

00:43:00.100 who are not

00:43:02.280 sick

00:43:02.580 and have not

00:43:03.000 committed a crime

00:43:03.660 and you're

00:43:04.060 putting them

00:43:04.360 in a camp

00:43:04.740 and telling

00:43:05.040 them they

00:43:05.260 can't leave

00:43:05.660 I mean

00:43:07.240 there are

00:43:08.060 lots of

00:43:08.660 different words

00:43:09.320 we could use

00:43:09.900 labels that

00:43:10.980 we could put

00:43:11.320 on that

00:43:11.660 and as I

00:43:13.460 said

00:43:13.600 they all

00:43:13.880 have

00:43:14.140 very terrifying

00:43:16.580 historical

00:43:17.140 implications

00:43:17.620 so this is

00:43:20.060 what's happening

00:43:20.540 again in the

00:43:21.260 supposedly

00:43:21.540 civilized world

00:43:22.120 all right

00:43:23.600 let's hop over

00:43:25.340 I gotta play

00:43:25.780 this for you

00:43:26.320 before we get

00:43:26.840 into the

00:43:27.380 comment section

00:43:27.940 little bonus

00:43:29.440 content here

00:43:30.060 let's

00:43:30.640 because we're

00:43:31.140 already in

00:43:31.440 Australia

00:43:31.720 let's just

00:43:32.100 hop over

00:43:32.600 to New

00:43:33.600 Zealand

00:43:33.960 where some

00:43:35.640 misguided white

00:43:36.560 people have

00:43:37.200 produced something

00:43:38.140 truly horrific

00:43:40.000 and this is

00:43:40.520 another one of

00:43:40.860 those occasions

00:43:41.340 where I was

00:43:43.480 subjected to

00:43:44.120 this

00:43:44.420 misery loves

00:43:45.540 company

00:43:45.920 and so now

00:43:46.580 I'm forcing

00:43:47.080 you to see

00:43:47.580 it too

00:43:47.900 here it is

00:43:49.180 and academics

00:43:50.460 who are usually

00:43:51.100 hard at work

00:43:51.940 behind the

00:43:52.520 scenes

00:43:52.880 have been

00:43:53.560 given centre

00:43:54.160 stage during

00:43:54.900 the pandemic

00:43:55.400 they've become

00:43:56.120 the faces of

00:43:56.800 COVID

00:43:57.120 sharing their

00:43:57.800 expertise as

00:43:58.620 we seek more

00:43:59.380 information to

00:44:00.480 combat the

00:44:01.180 misinformation

00:44:01.600 now a familiar

00:44:02.900 face is using

00:44:03.820 his science skills

00:44:04.660 to strike a new

00:44:06.000 chord

00:44:06.420 yeah yeah

00:44:07.760 science has

00:44:08.380 done it again

00:44:09.120 a new solution

00:44:10.280 to the mess

00:44:10.960 that we're in

00:44:11.580 creating a new

00:44:12.860 way to save

00:44:13.580 the planet

00:44:14.140 so we can get

00:44:15.080 back to our

00:44:15.780 regular habits

00:44:16.820 but here's the

00:44:17.680 issue and it's

00:44:18.440 quite severe

00:44:19.100 we need everyone

00:44:19.960 in or the

00:44:20.600 result is clear

00:44:21.600 the virus will

00:44:22.620 loiter outside

00:44:23.600 your home

00:44:24.180 try to steal

00:44:24.840 your breath

00:44:25.400 infect your

00:44:26.320 dome

00:44:26.820 but if everyone

00:44:27.440 is keen to

00:44:28.260 go and get

00:44:28.760 the vax

00:44:29.240 you're gonna be

00:44:29.900 safe in the

00:44:30.500 face of virus

00:44:31.280 attacks

00:44:31.900 defend ourselves

00:44:32.920 from known

00:44:33.580 mutations

00:44:34.420 party sensations

00:44:35.540 across the

00:44:36.260 nation

00:44:36.860 so

00:44:45.000 there's that

00:44:47.220 but we'll

00:44:50.760 get to the

00:44:51.040 comment section

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00:46:15.960 um

00:46:16.440 Con Dervis says

00:46:19.020 if this is a

00:46:19.760 Catholic school I

00:46:20.500 cannot imagine the

00:46:21.160 situation a normal

00:46:22.260 school

00:46:22.620 parents save your

00:46:24.000 children before it's

00:46:24.720 too late

00:46:25.080 uh yeah it's if you

00:46:27.240 needed another wake

00:46:27.940 up call about the

00:46:28.580 university system

00:46:29.400 then maybe that's

00:46:30.960 one this is allegedly

00:46:32.320 a Catholic school and

00:46:33.080 that's up

00:46:33.360 that I cannot

00:46:35.700 I have of course

00:46:38.140 talked we've we've

00:46:39.220 talked about it

00:46:39.600 plenty of the last

00:46:40.160 few weeks but I

00:46:40.880 still cannot fully

00:46:42.440 put into words

00:46:44.280 uh how depressing

00:46:47.040 it is although you

00:46:47.800 try to have some fun

00:46:48.720 with it as I did

00:46:49.580 last night it's

00:46:50.200 still supremely

00:46:52.160 depressing as a

00:46:53.780 Catholic that the

00:46:56.560 most hostile

00:46:57.500 reception I've ever

00:46:58.440 received on any

00:46:59.260 campus is at a

00:47:00.080 Catholic school I've

00:47:01.800 never had anything

00:47:02.600 like that I mean

00:47:04.120 there's been plenty

00:47:04.620 of campuses I've

00:47:05.160 gone to where

00:47:06.140 there's been some

00:47:06.580 protests and they

00:47:07.280 put petitions and

00:47:08.080 they didn't want me

00:47:08.400 to come but nothing

00:47:10.140 to that level I mean

00:47:11.660 there were hundreds

00:47:12.340 of people outside

00:47:13.280 blocking traffic that's

00:47:14.360 how upset they were

00:47:15.040 on top of everything

00:47:16.040 else they did before

00:47:16.740 I showed up at a

00:47:18.800 Catholic school the

00:47:19.580 worst the worst at a

00:47:21.080 Catholic school I've

00:47:21.660 gone to um I mean

00:47:23.300 we we've gone to you

00:47:24.300 know public universities

00:47:25.900 in California we've

00:47:26.900 been we've gone all

00:47:28.040 over the place we've

00:47:28.500 gone to very very

00:47:29.360 liberal schools and uh

00:47:32.260 it wasn't that bad in

00:47:33.820 fact the other the

00:47:35.560 second most hostile

00:47:37.800 reception was at uh was

00:47:39.400 at Baylor so you know

00:47:41.860 the Christian Catholic

00:47:44.360 schools at least in

00:47:46.760 terms of of this and

00:47:48.240 how they receive

00:47:48.900 conservative speakers

00:47:49.760 in my experience are

00:47:50.740 the worst what does

00:47:53.600 that tell you all

00:47:55.620 right uh Devin says

00:47:56.960 as a best-selling

00:47:57.900 children's author you

00:47:58.700 need to be careful who's

00:47:59.580 in charge of the books

00:48:00.320 when you die you can't

00:48:01.860 let them get canceled

00:48:02.540 like Dr. Seuss well

00:48:03.500 I've already been

00:48:04.100 canceled so that's a

00:48:04.880 that's a good point

00:48:05.400 plus all my books are

00:48:06.940 going to be buried with

00:48:07.600 me when I die all the

00:48:09.040 remaining books all the

00:48:11.380 books that have

00:48:11.760 already been sold

00:48:12.400 that's my that's that's

00:48:15.420 the ritual that's going

00:48:16.180 to be in my my my

00:48:17.180 request upon my death

00:48:18.740 I'll be buried and

00:48:20.400 then everyone who's

00:48:21.260 bought who has

00:48:22.180 previously purchased

00:48:23.240 Johnny the Walrus come

00:48:24.220 to my funeral and

00:48:25.140 throw it in to the

00:48:27.280 hole with me to be

00:48:28.000 buried with me so a

00:48:31.060 little strange but

00:48:31.760 that's that's my

00:48:32.400 tradition uh let's

00:48:34.280 see uh what do we

00:48:37.300 got Derek says just

00:48:40.660 ordered the SPG camp

00:48:42.280 mug and Johnny the

00:48:43.200 Walrus soon I'll be

00:48:44.080 dad level 1000 and

00:48:45.480 my kids won't have any

00:48:46.540 idea what hit them

00:48:47.320 um yes well that's

00:48:49.760 as as I don't know if

00:48:51.300 I mentioned yet but if

00:48:52.380 you wanted to purchase

00:48:53.780 Johnny the Walrus right

00:48:54.520 now the only place you

00:48:55.280 can do it is by going

00:48:56.680 to uh dailywire.com and

00:48:59.200 while you're there at

00:48:59.880 daily at the shop

00:49:00.780 dailywire.com slash shop

00:49:01.980 at the uh the merch

00:49:03.000 store the swag shack

00:49:03.880 you might as well pick

00:49:05.100 up we got a whole lot of

00:49:05.960 Johnny the Walrus

00:49:06.600 merchandise as well um

00:49:08.460 along with our shop or

00:49:09.420 or rather our return or

00:49:10.580 die shopping cart

00:49:11.560 t-shirt which is still

00:49:13.060 my favorite item that

00:49:13.980 we have there all of

00:49:14.920 the anti-panda

00:49:15.680 merchandise all of it's

00:49:16.680 there at dailywire.com

00:49:18.040 slash shop um Kyle

00:49:20.780 says I'm slowly

00:49:21.420 beginning to think that

00:49:22.240 Matt truly does enjoy

00:49:23.380 talking about

00:49:23.980 refinancing and

00:49:24.800 mortgages I don't even

00:49:25.600 think he's getting paid

00:49:26.400 to promote American

00:49:27.180 financing any longer

00:49:28.100 your intuition is

00:49:29.560 actually correct I

00:49:30.160 told him to stop

00:49:30.720 paying me for it I

00:49:31.580 couldn't accept money

00:49:32.300 for something that

00:49:32.920 brings me such joy so

00:49:34.300 you're right about

00:49:34.640 that um Matt did you

00:49:37.200 get the idea for

00:49:37.960 Johnny the Walrus from

00:49:38.840 the movie Tusk just

00:49:40.580 kidding but I'd like to

00:49:41.420 see your critique on

00:49:42.300 some of Kevin Smith's

00:49:43.320 movies your description

00:49:44.200 of the TSA really was a

00:49:46.580 good comparison to how

00:49:47.640 humans can easily become

00:49:48.800 tyrants with a tiny bit

00:49:50.320 of power given no I I

00:49:52.620 I heard about this

00:49:53.980 Tusk movie after Johnny

00:49:55.060 the Walrus came out

00:49:55.840 and everybody started

00:49:56.840 telling me oh this is

00:49:57.320 like Tusk and um now

00:50:00.220 that I've had the movie

00:50:00.700 described to me it

00:50:01.520 sounds horrifying and

00:50:02.720 also pointless not not

00:50:04.140 exactly the same thing as

00:50:05.060 Johnny the Walrus

00:50:05.880 actually I got the I the

00:50:08.860 Walrus idea specifically

00:50:10.220 and I didn't get it from

00:50:11.140 the Beatles either um I

00:50:12.860 got it from my wife the

00:50:14.180 truth is I'm proud to

00:50:15.400 say my wife helped me

00:50:16.480 come up with this idea

00:50:17.100 so she first suggested to

00:50:19.000 me the idea this is back

00:50:19.880 like in the winter last

00:50:20.780 winter she suggested to

00:50:22.320 me the idea that I should

00:50:23.000 write a children's book

00:50:23.700 and um the original

00:50:26.020 concept was a children's

00:50:28.080 book that would be in

00:50:28.960 true you know in true

00:50:31.180 Matt Walsh style I

00:50:32.140 suppose uh just dark and

00:50:33.920 depressing and that was

00:50:35.280 originally the idea and

00:50:36.660 then we kind of started

00:50:37.380 thinking about it more

00:50:38.060 and then I threw out the

00:50:38.920 idea of the trans book

00:50:39.960 idea and we were

00:50:41.720 thinking about well what

00:50:42.440 animal should the should

00:50:43.500 the kid be and then my

00:50:44.980 wife had the moment of

00:50:45.720 inspiration walrus it's

00:50:47.300 just the funniest animal

00:50:48.180 for the for these

00:50:48.800 purposes and she's right

00:50:49.700 so um that's how that

00:50:51.700 all came about and uh

00:50:56.420 finally Bob says Matt

00:50:57.800 Walsh literally got me

00:50:58.900 interested in Christ then

00:51:00.320 he admits that he's a

00:51:01.180 banjo fraud on Tim

00:51:02.480 cast you broke my

00:51:04.580 heart Matt Walsh glad

00:51:05.700 I'm banned I I did say

00:51:07.620 that on on the show

00:51:10.040 that I didn't know how

00:51:10.860 to play the banjo but

00:51:11.600 that was more you know

00:51:12.640 there were there were a

00:51:14.660 lot of musicians in the

00:51:15.520 room and I didn't want

00:51:16.240 to embarrass them with my

00:51:17.340 own musical ability so

00:51:19.960 I I said that I didn't

00:51:21.140 know how to play it but

00:51:21.760 I was that was humility

00:51:23.100 on my part okay don't

00:51:24.280 blame me for humility

00:51:25.180 well as you've heard as a

00:51:26.660 newly crowned best-selling

00:51:28.300 children's author in fact

00:51:29.420 I think I could call

00:51:29.900 myself at least for a

00:51:30.820 day um the top-selling

00:51:32.700 children's author in the

00:51:34.340 world um and in fact

00:51:36.880 the Johnny the Walrus

00:51:37.580 was so popular that we

00:51:38.800 were not able to keep it

00:51:39.620 on the shelves we sold

00:51:40.480 out in less than a day

00:51:41.500 and so that means that

00:51:42.800 if you want to get your

00:51:43.480 copy of Johnny the

00:51:44.600 Walrus as long as well

00:51:45.740 as 10 other copies to

00:51:46.900 give to all your family

00:51:47.620 and friends especially

00:51:48.700 the more left-leaning

00:51:49.780 family and friends um

00:51:51.600 then you got to go to

00:51:52.440 johnnythewalrus.com and

00:51:54.260 reserve a copy today and

00:51:55.780 you could do that also I

00:51:57.320 gotta let you know that

00:51:57.940 the Daily Wire has been

00:51:59.040 hard at work keeping

00:51:59.860 their promise of

00:52:00.600 bringing you tons of

00:52:01.440 content that you

00:52:02.600 literally won't get

00:52:03.500 anywhere else like

00:52:04.620 Johnny the Walrus that's

00:52:06.480 not what this promo is

00:52:07.060 about um and we're so

00:52:08.220 excited to share one of

00:52:08.980 our highly anticipated

00:52:09.880 trailers with you the

00:52:11.160 trailer features our

00:52:12.120 first original production

00:52:13.380 shut-in a seat gripping

00:52:14.880 thriller that'll be

00:52:15.980 available to stream in

00:52:16.900 early 2022 the film

00:52:18.440 follows the story of a

00:52:19.260 young mother who is

00:52:19.940 barricaded inside a

00:52:20.840 closet by her violent

00:52:21.860 ex-husband and she's

00:52:23.180 trapped inside as she's

00:52:24.180 trapped inside she uses

00:52:24.980 nothing but her voice to

00:52:26.360 guide her children on the

00:52:27.300 other side of the walls to

00:52:28.280 safety all while the

00:52:29.720 threat of her danger um

00:52:31.680 of the danger looms and

00:52:33.620 we just released the

00:52:34.240 trailer we're playing

00:52:34.780 now it's a very effective

00:52:35.840 trailer uh let's watch

00:52:37.440 that

00:52:37.800 lady where have you been

00:52:46.140 baby going away i'm gonna

00:52:51.640 take off tonight so the

00:52:52.980 kids can sleep most of the

00:52:54.140 way well i'm mostly done i

00:52:59.020 just need to finish cleaning

00:53:00.300 out the pantry

00:53:30.300 please let me out please

00:53:45.860 lady

00:54:00.380 your daughter she's very

00:54:09.700 pretty don't you touch my

00:54:12.540 kids

00:54:13.200 rob rob owes me money

00:54:17.240 there's money there's a lot

00:54:18.340 of money there's thousands

00:54:19.320 of dollars in the pantry

00:54:20.780 have it all

00:54:21.380 please come on i'm scared

00:54:31.600 well if you want to go see

00:54:38.360 the full trailer that's just

00:54:39.400 a teaser head to the daily

00:54:40.780 wires youtube channel to get

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00:54:58.480 gotta subscribe become a

00:55:00.140 subscriber today and also go

00:55:02.620 check out the trailer and

00:55:03.600 make sure you share it uh on

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00:55:06.200 well now let's get to our

00:55:07.400 daily cancellation

00:55:08.380 so today's uh cancellation is

00:55:14.380 something of a layup i suppose

00:55:15.500 here here's a just a thing

00:55:17.380 that's begging to be

00:55:18.320 canceled seth rogan and sarah

00:55:19.860 silverman are starring in an

00:55:21.200 animated christmas themed

00:55:22.600 miniseries called santa inc

00:55:24.840 which was just released today

00:55:27.120 on hbo max um i i will play

00:55:30.460 some of the preview for you

00:55:31.900 but you probably don't need to

00:55:32.820 see it because all you have to

00:55:33.600 do is imagine in your head

00:55:34.960 what a woke animated r-rated

00:55:37.820 christmas show starring seth

00:55:39.460 rogan and sarah silverman might

00:55:40.700 look and sound like and what

00:55:42.500 you're imagining in your head is

00:55:43.740 exactly what hbo has provided

00:55:45.280 us uh now that you've already

00:55:47.160 imagined it and i play it it'll

00:55:48.560 be feel it'll feel a little bit

00:55:49.740 like deja vu i suppose but but

00:55:51.680 here it is

00:55:52.440 when you're a kid there's only

00:55:56.120 one day a year more special than

00:55:58.060 any other day and that day is

00:56:00.400 christmas

00:56:01.000 and we are the magic behind that

00:56:04.540 day

00:56:04.940 so let's get these f***ing kids

00:56:07.180 some f***ing presents

00:56:08.600 may i present the hardest working

00:56:15.300 man in snow biz good golly he's

00:56:18.660 jolly our own santa claude

00:56:22.000 hey merry christmas whoa you're on

00:56:26.140 my naughty list

00:56:26.880 good news sir more american kids

00:56:31.420 believe in you than they do in

00:56:32.840 vaccines or the holocaust that's

00:56:34.820 great i mean disheartening for

00:56:36.920 america but great for us

00:56:38.500 i'm here from the north full

00:56:42.920 times

00:56:43.400 have you decided who will

00:56:44.840 succeed you with santa claus

00:56:46.140 subtext santa's old and knocking

00:56:47.860 on death's door

00:56:48.520 f*** you

00:56:49.120 i mean good question i'll give it

00:56:52.460 some serious thought

00:56:53.100 bye

00:56:54.320 there have been many santa clauses

00:56:59.020 throughout history

00:56:59.920 some were loved others loathed but

00:57:03.780 the position of santa has mostly

00:57:05.640 been a white man's game

00:57:07.220 exactly it's f***ing crazy things

00:57:10.420 have got to change

00:57:11.500 my advice to you is

00:57:13.000 if i die get rid of my porn

00:57:17.320 i want to be the next santa if

00:57:21.220 this is your dream you have to

00:57:22.360 at least make your case

00:57:23.500 you gotta get intimate with that

00:57:25.500 jolly

00:57:25.900 that was without exaggeration one

00:57:32.940 of the worst previews i've ever

00:57:33.960 seen in my life for anything ever

00:57:35.240 and i didn't even play the worst

00:57:37.200 parts because there's another 45

00:57:38.540 seconds or so where we learn more

00:57:40.060 about how santa is bad because he's

00:57:42.060 white and male and what we really

00:57:44.280 need is a non-white non-male santa

00:57:46.560 also a non-christian santa would

00:57:48.820 seem it probably didn't escape your

00:57:51.200 notice that the lead actors in this

00:57:52.960 christmas show are not christian

00:57:55.660 now that wouldn't be a problem

00:57:57.960 except that the show is making fun of

00:58:00.140 christmas and um was obviously

00:58:02.120 produced by people who have real

00:58:03.140 animosity towards christmas traditions

00:58:04.960 one can only imagine the response if

00:58:08.660 christian actors start in a film

00:58:10.520 making fun of islamic customs for

00:58:12.500 example in fact even if christian

00:58:14.720 actors start in a film paying

00:58:16.320 tribute to islam and saying nice

00:58:19.160 things about it it would still be

00:58:21.980 considered offensive and

00:58:23.020 appropriative and yet non-christian

00:58:25.900 actors can star in films mocking

00:58:27.520 christmas and that's perfectly

00:58:29.560 acceptable but that's far from the

00:58:31.620 worst part of this what we really see

00:58:33.440 is why and how comedy has died in our

00:58:36.880 country now i i personally can forgive

00:58:40.120 almost any sin that comedy commits as

00:58:43.020 long as it's still funny that that's

00:58:45.520 my position but the the the job of

00:58:47.460 comedy is to be funny after all and so

00:58:49.820 i'm somewhat of a machiavellian ends

00:58:52.140 justify the means type when it comes

00:58:54.240 to comedy as long as you're making me

00:58:55.640 laugh i'm not all that worried about

00:58:57.840 how you do it because i figure that's

00:58:59.500 the job here that's what you're

00:59:00.400 supposed to be doing just make your

00:59:01.820 comedy funny and that's all i ask we'll

00:59:03.860 sort the other details out later and

00:59:05.940 yet this this fundamental requirement is

00:59:07.900 too onerous for most comedies these

00:59:09.660 days in this show it seems that most

00:59:11.960 of the laughs are supposed to come

00:59:13.200 from the fact that the characters are

00:59:14.800 cursing the show is very impressed

00:59:17.100 with its own vulgarity it so it's

00:59:19.400 vulgar just for the sake of being

00:59:20.640 vulgar the very first punchline is that

00:59:23.460 an elf says the f-word that's like the

00:59:25.260 only punchline in the whole preview is

00:59:26.940 that all the characters are they're

00:59:28.360 they're cussing in their cartoons and

00:59:30.460 they go back to that well time and

00:59:31.640 again look an elf is cussing look now

00:59:33.840 santa is cussing look now reindeer is

00:59:36.380 cussing just wait till you hear the

00:59:38.640 first you hear frosty the snowman he's

00:59:40.520 gonna cuss too it's lazy and it's

00:59:43.840 boring and it's childish comedies these

00:59:45.760 days are often lazy boring and childish

00:59:47.380 also we have the woke factor of course

00:59:49.560 and woke isn't funny because for one

00:59:51.980 thing there's nothing amusing about

00:59:53.140 being preached at in a certain context

00:59:55.620 it might be kind of funny to watch a

00:59:57.100 feminist screech about the patriarchy

00:59:58.720 or whatever i mean i was amused by the

01:00:01.020 feminist protesting my event last night

01:00:02.700 and screeching at me but that's not the

01:00:04.620 kind of amusement you want to derive

01:00:05.900 from a comedy and most importantly on

01:00:08.360 top of being irritating and self-righteous

01:00:10.040 and fundamentally humorous woke also

01:00:12.420 represents the mainstream position the

01:00:14.920 position held by the powerful and the

01:00:16.580 elite comedy especially a vulgar r-rated

01:00:19.720 comedy should be transgressive and edgy

01:00:22.240 it should challenge the mainstream

01:00:23.540 perspective it should desecrate the

01:00:25.920 sacred cows comedy when it cut when it

01:00:28.920 when it performs this task is actually

01:00:31.540 playing an important role in society i

01:00:33.280 think but most comedy today is

01:00:35.140 propaganda on behalf of the elites of

01:00:38.300 the ruling class that's why when i watch

01:00:40.800 snl for like the 90 seconds i can

01:00:42.940 stomach it every six months or so i get

01:00:45.880 the sense that i'm watching like sketch

01:00:48.400 comedy in north korea or something it's

01:00:50.340 probably very similar there propaganda

01:00:52.560 with bad punchlines and forced laughter

01:00:54.880 and finally this show like so much comedy

01:00:57.020 today isn't funny because it's too angry

01:00:59.940 to be funny it's it's resentful it's

01:01:04.140 perfectly possible to make a christmas

01:01:06.160 comedy that pokes fun at christmas

01:01:07.860 traditions and also manages to be very

01:01:10.560 funny many such comedies exist a christmas

01:01:13.760 story is an all-time classic in that

01:01:15.520 genre but that requires you to have some

01:01:18.140 kind of understanding of and affection

01:01:20.980 for the thing that you're lampooning if you

01:01:23.360 hate it then all you'll end up making is a

01:01:26.620 disgruntled diatribe not a comedy and

01:01:30.120 that's what this is and that's why

01:01:32.080 everybody associated with this crime

01:01:33.840 against comedy and against humanity is

01:01:36.540 of course today canceled and those of

01:01:39.220 you who have not gone to dailywire.com

01:01:42.100 and or rather johnnythewalrus.com is

01:01:44.280 the quickest way to get there those of

01:01:45.560 you have not gone to johnnythewalrus.com

01:01:47.080 and purchased a book johnny the walrus you

01:01:49.800 are also canceled we'll leave it there for

01:01:52.180 today thanks for watching thanks for

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The Matt Walsh Show - December 02, 2021

Ep. 849 - Brain Dead Supreme Court Justice Calls Unborn Babies Brain Dead

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