The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 860 - Public School Gives Child New Name And Gender Without Parental Consent

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, one of the worst examples of sexual grooming of children at a

00:00:03.900 public school is exposed. We'll talk about that. Plus, Biden warns of the coming winter of death

00:00:08.040 and a Pentagon official says that murdering innocent children is a learning experience

00:00:11.900 for the Biden administration. And people continue to beat the hell out of each other at airports,

00:00:15.960 which is apparently not against the rules, I guess. And an MSNBC host valiantly defends the

00:00:20.440 right of black people to use racial slurs against white people. And also me and my people fall

00:00:26.020 victim to cultural appropriation. And it doesn't feel very good, I have to say. We'll talk about

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00:01:51.720 Walsh. That's moinkbox.com slash Walsh. The trouble with trying to do an episode of this show where I

00:01:57.340 discuss the worst recent example of left-wing lunacy in the public school system is that the

00:02:02.560 worst recent example is always so quickly one-upped by something even more egregious. For example,

00:02:07.960 I had planned to spend some time reflecting today on this. A school in Denver, Centennial Elementary,

00:02:14.140 advertised families of color playground night. And they were going to hold essentially a racially

00:02:20.640 segregated recess as the struggle for equity brings us every day closer and closer to separate

00:02:26.760 drinking fountains again. In fact, the only reason there aren't already separate drinking fountains

00:02:30.800 is that drinking fountains have all been turned off because of COVID. Otherwise, I think we'd probably

00:02:35.080 have crossed that boundary line months ago. Of course, the corporate media had to do what it could do

00:02:40.300 to run cover for the bigots over at Centennial Elementary. And so Reuters today ran a fact check

00:02:46.200 claiming that all of the outrage over this was misguided. The article says,

00:02:50.940 a Denver elementary school has defended its decision to display a sign for a playground night

00:02:55.200 for families of color after social media users accused it of racial segregation.

00:03:00.800 Now, well, social media users did not accuse it of racial segregation. That's like saying that I 0.83

00:03:06.260 accuse water of being wet. Families of color playground night is racial segregation by definition. You are 0.74

00:03:14.040 holding an event specially designed for certain races and not others. Unless we're expanding people

00:03:20.420 of color to include everyone, which we should, by the way, because every person is a person of color.

00:03:26.160 If my skin had no color, you know, I know I'm pretty pale, but if I had no color at all,

00:03:30.980 I would be translucent like some kind of jellyfish or amoeba or maybe Casper the ghost. But I am

00:03:36.940 neither a deep sea creature nor an undead spirit. And thus I have color in my skin like anybody else.

00:03:43.080 But I don't think that the organizers of families of color playground night had that in mind exactly.

00:03:48.820 So the fact check continues. The school said on its website, over the years, we have had several

00:03:54.140 family nights with an equity theme where families can come together to learn and talk about diversity

00:03:58.760 and inclusivity and service of equity. Some of these families shared with us that since the only

00:04:04.280 time many of them see one another is at drop off and pickup times, we host some events where black

00:04:09.400 and Latinx families can meet one another, connect with one another, and share their experiences about

00:04:16.560 the school with one another. They continued, we are honoring their request. All families are welcome

00:04:22.020 to attend all of our events and families from a variety of backgrounds have done so.

00:04:25.420 Ah, so that's how Reuters gets away with pretending that this is a fact check of a fake news story. 0.97

00:04:32.720 Because after the fact, the school claimed that technically anyone, even the dirty white devils, 0.97

00:04:38.140 could attend the event if they wanted to. Well, of course they could physically attend the event 0.98

00:04:42.580 if they wanted to. The school can't legally prevent them. But the point is that they're not welcome.

00:04:48.360 The event is not for them if they're white. It's for members of, I guess, superior races. 1.00

00:04:53.200 Who the school says, these superior races, need special events so that they can meet each other. 1.00

00:04:59.400 Why they can't meet each other on their own or at normal school functions designed for everybody.

00:05:04.840 When I was a kid, we had, in elementary school, we had ice cream socials where everybody could come

00:05:09.960 and you can meet anybody you want. So why they can't do that is not explained.

00:05:14.200 Now that was all bad enough. But as I said, it has been usurped, beaten in the contest for most deranged

00:05:21.900 public school incident this week by events at Buena Vista Middle School in California.

00:05:27.500 The Daily Wire has the story. It says,

00:05:29.200 In October, a shocking report claimed that teachers at a Salinas, California, middle school

00:05:35.260 secretly recruited students into a pro-LGBT club disguised as a gender equality club without their

00:05:43.240 parents knowing. In the club, teachers reportedly indoctrinated the pupils into accepting progressive

00:05:48.180 teachings on sexuality and transgender ideology, even going so far as to coach students into changing

00:05:53.200 their gender while advising them on how to hide their new identity from their parents.

00:05:57.800 At least one couple who said they were parents of a student claimed they were called into Buena Vista

00:06:02.360 Middle School, where a teacher told them that their 12-year-old daughter was now a boy.

00:06:07.220 According to the father, when they refused to use the daughter's preferred pronouns,

00:06:11.400 the teacher called the public safety officer to the meeting. On Tuesday night, they were able to

00:06:16.140 address these teachers for the first time at a local school board meeting. The unnamed mother

00:06:19.560 excoriated the teachers for allegedly changing her daughter's name, using different gender pronouns,

00:06:24.520 and altering key school accounts without her knowledge while helping the daughter transition into a boy.

00:06:29.920 Now, we have some of that speech from the mother, whose name actually is Jessica,

00:06:35.640 by the way, and let's listen to that.

00:06:37.560 Let these teachers come in and act as if they have nothing wrong. They've done nothing wrong. A

00:06:42.600 mistake? How long of a mistake? How many mistakes are we going to take before my child almost lost her

00:06:48.320 life? They didn't tell me that my child was suicidal. You allowed these teachers to open their classrooms,

00:06:56.360 teaching predatory information to a young child, a mindful child that doesn't even know how to comprehend

00:07:03.800 it all. How do you not know what was going on on your own campuses? Did you think that no parent would

00:07:11.340 ever come forward? You will not quiet me today. I will stand here today and protect my child along

00:07:17.980 with every other child who has not come forward yet. Do you, do they have psychiatry degrees that I was

00:07:24.460 unaware of? Because I didn't hire them, okay? I did not hire them to sit there and nitpick my child's

00:07:30.060 brain. You took away my ability to parent my child, even before I had any knowledge. I didn't even get to show

00:07:38.420 support. You asked for support, I didn't get a chance. You planted seeds, Ms. Caldera and Ms. Baraki,

00:07:45.560 Mr. Baraki and you, Ms. Cagarin. Your job was to educate my child in math, science, English, etc.

00:07:53.220 Do your job and let me do mine. Now we're so used to hearing performative outrage that it can be

00:07:59.720 jarring almost to hear true righteous outrage, but that's what that sounds like because that was no

00:08:04.780 performance. This was desperation and fury from a mother who was trying to rescue her daughter. 1.00

00:08:10.840 The Epoch Times has a little more on this story. It says two teachers at Buena Vista Middle School

00:08:15.360 in Salinas were recorded coaching other teachers to conceal the nature of LGBTQ clubs from parents

00:08:22.180 at a sold out California Teachers Association conference held in Palm Springs, California from

00:08:26.420 October 29th to October 31st. So this was before, so this is backing up a little bit. This is before the

00:08:32.800 incident with the daughter and before this meeting, which was this week. So going back in October,

00:08:37.120 there was a meeting of teachers where they were, where they were being coached on how exactly to

00:08:41.640 coach the kids. The CTA event was billed as the 2021 LGBTQ plus issues conference beyond the binary

00:08:49.360 identity and imagining possibilities. Jessica Conan, who's the mother, claims that one of her daughter's

00:08:55.640 teachers then coaxed her daughter to join a lunch hour equality club and began affirming her daughter

00:09:00.680 as transgender. Near the end of sixth grade, Conan's daughter told her she might be bisexual. And by the

00:09:05.460 middle of seventh grade, Conan was called to the school for this meeting with her daughter, a teacher

00:09:09.720 and a school principal. The teacher told Conan her daughter was trans fluid. Jessica said, I sat across

00:09:16.220 the table and I was crying. I was trying to absorb everything. They kept looking at me angrily because I

00:09:20.600 kept saying she and that it was going to take me time to process everything. She said, I was very

00:09:26.900 confused. I was very upset. I was blindsided, completely blindsided. The teacher accused Conan

00:09:31.400 of not being emotionally supportive of her daughter, who was to be called by a new name and male pronouns

00:09:36.280 would be using the unisex restroom at school. I felt she completely coached my child, Conan said.

00:09:43.620 So this is the school informing the parents that their child has a brand new identity,

00:09:51.220 which the school has assisted, helpfully assisted the child in informing. Your child that you thought

00:09:58.700 you knew is dead. And now you have a son and here's his name. This is what you're going to call

00:10:04.200 him. That's what the school's doing. Now, Mrs. Conan says that she feels like her daughter was coached

00:10:13.040 and she was coached. But I think coaching is not exactly the right word because coaching is what you

00:10:18.900 do on the sidelines of a football game. Coaching happens in workplaces. Parents coach their children.

00:10:25.200 But when strange adults impose their sexual ideas onto pubescent children and attempt to coax them

00:10:31.300 into a certain sexual lifestyle, that's what we call grooming. This mother sounds utterly traumatized 0.89

00:10:38.580 because she is traumatized. Her daughter is a sexual abuse victim. And she had to sit in the room 0.69

00:10:44.700 with her daughter's sexual abusers and be lectured by them. Imagine that. Your child is sexually abused 0.81

00:10:54.920 and then you get called into a meeting with your child's abusers and they lecture you and then call

00:11:00.900 the police on you. Her daughter, of course, is even more traumatized as the primary victim here and the

00:11:07.260 one whose mind and life and self-perception are at stake. This is grooming. This is sexual abuse.

00:11:13.660 And it's done by degenerate perverts, many of whom get a sexual thrill out of having these intensely 1.00

00:11:19.800 sexual conversations with children. And we know that's the case because the public school system, 0.99

00:11:24.720 as I pointed out many times, is utterly littered with sex predators. It's probably time we stop

00:11:30.420 pretending that the explosion of sex assault and pedophilia in the school system is somehow

00:11:34.520 disconnected from this sort of psychological grooming. But there's another word that could be used

00:11:40.980 too, I think. And that is abduction. So the schools here are not only grooming children and abusing them,

00:11:48.320 but also committing a form of kidnapping. They are, in a very real sense, trying to steal children away

00:11:54.540 from their parents. They want to abduct the child, the one that you know, your child, the one you raised,

00:12:01.680 and replace him with somebody else. I mean, they're literally trying to make a new child

00:12:07.460 with a new name and everything. It's not so much the traditional form of kidnapping as it is a kind

00:12:13.560 of invasion of the body snatchers technique. But the effect is much the same. And morally speaking,

00:12:19.540 the kidnappers and abusers in the school system aren't much different from the predator in a van

00:12:24.000 prowling the neighborhood. They deserve to be treated with the same contempt and hostility.

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00:14:01.620 recently announced that nobody would be held responsible for or punished for the drone strike

00:14:08.980 in Afghanistan that wiped an entire Afghan family off the map, including, I believe it was seven

00:14:15.020 children that were killed. And you remember this, we heard first about a drone strike and they said

00:14:21.380 that this is a brilliant strategic maneuver by our military and they were able to take out some very

00:14:28.440 dangerous terrorists who were, they were on their way. In fact, I think the original story, if I

00:14:33.060 remember correctly, was that the terrorists were in that moment on their way to go blow themselves up

00:14:38.760 somewhere and kill a bunch of people. So by, through this drone strike, they had saved, the

00:14:43.780 Biden administration had saved countless lives, hundreds of lives, perhaps. That was the original

00:14:48.540 story. And then, and then some questions started rising about that story. It seems a little bit

00:14:54.000 strange. And then, and then finally they said, oh, you know what? Our bad, a little bit of a screw up

00:14:58.740 there. Yeah, we, we, we, we killed an entire family and they were totally innocent. They weren't doing

00:15:02.960 anything wrong. Now, an official from the Pentagon was on MSNBC yesterday to talk about this and

00:15:10.000 especially to defend the decision by the Pentagon, which was announced this week also, that nobody is

00:15:16.040 going to be punished for this. Nobody's going to be held accountable. But he says it is, we'll learn

00:15:23.880 from it. Let's listen. How does it strike you that no one is held accountable? Because I know how it

00:15:29.540 strikes a lot of people around the world that you can get away with murder and nobody's

00:15:32.880 punished for it. I do understand that. We, we, we appreciate that. Not everybody's going to

00:15:37.040 support this decision. What I can tell you is we looked at this thing very, very comprehensively.

00:15:42.520 And again, we acknowledge that there were procedural breakdowns. Processes were not

00:15:46.600 executed the way they should have been, but it doesn't necessarily indicate that,

00:15:50.900 that an individual or individuals have to be held to account for that. But look,

00:15:55.280 this is one. Is there discipline inside the Pentagon at all? I mean,

00:15:58.340 maybe there are no charges brought up, but is anyone demoted or disciplined for what happened

00:16:02.140 that day?

00:16:02.500 What we are going to do, there's no, there's not going to be individual discipline as a result

00:16:07.380 of this, Willie. But what we are going to do is learn from this and we're going to enact and

00:16:12.200 improve our procedures and our processes to try to make sure this doesn't happen again.

00:16:15.700 My God, these, these sociopaths, I mean, this, you talk about the banality of evil is that guy

00:16:24.880 right there, Kirby, I think that is, you know, talking about it, I wouldn't even accept that tone

00:16:33.240 and that sort of language from somebody. If they, you know, uh, bumped into my car in a parking lot

00:16:40.500 and scratched the bumper of my car, they said, you know, uh, we don't need to hold anyone

00:16:46.980 accountable for this, but we'll learn from it. I promise that I'll, who knows really who's

00:16:51.620 responsible for this anyway. It's the procedures and processes went awry and we'll, but this is a

00:16:56.460 learning experience. I wouldn't accept it under those circumstances, but we're not talking about

00:17:02.940 a scratched bumper. We're talking about a vehicle that was blown up with children inside.

00:17:10.140 And what we're told is that it's nobody's fault. It's a thing that happened. It's nobody's fault.

00:17:15.660 And it's a learning experience. He actually said that in so many words, it's a learning experience

00:17:22.100 to kill children. That's how the Biden administration looks at it. I promise we'll learn from it. 0.98

00:17:28.280 We'll all be better. We'll all be better off in the end after this experience. I mean,

00:17:34.800 not the family that we wiped off the face of the earth, erased an entire bloodline. Uh,

00:17:40.800 they're not going to be better off because they don't exist, but, uh, you know, we, we, we'll be

00:17:43.800 better. This is what you get with bureaucracy. Um, especially a bureaucracy run by soulless,

00:17:52.640 empty sociopaths, which really in the end they all will be, and they all are. But, uh, this is 0.89

00:17:58.100 what you get with a bureaucracy. Things happen and nobody is responsible for them. Things occur,

00:18:06.200 processes are followed, procedures are enacted, and no individual is responsible for doing it.

00:18:14.260 So the bureaucracy becomes like this itself, this giant organism.

00:18:18.820 system. And you can blame the entire thing, but you cannot pinpoint one individual within that

00:18:28.480 system and blame them. And it's designed this way. That's why the bureaucracy exists is so that

00:18:34.720 nobody within it can be blamed for anything. A bureaucracy is one giant deflection mechanism

00:18:41.300 so that nobody is responsible for anything that happens, even when people die, especially when people

00:18:46.920 die. So this is like the, the much, much worse, uh, deadly version of the frustration you feel,

00:18:56.260 you know, think about, think about when you, uh, you have a problem with your internet or something,

00:19:00.700 and you have to call your internet service provider, or you got to call Comcast or whatever.

00:19:05.280 And, um, and finding, especially if a mistake was made somewhere along, along the line, if you're

00:19:12.240 suffering at the end of some line of incompetence and a mistake was made, and you're trying to find

00:19:17.140 out who made the mistake and how we can rectify it, it's this total feeling of impotence and

00:19:24.340 helplessness as you're sitting there on the phone and cycling through one person after another, and

00:19:29.120 nobody knows why it happened or what happened. Nobody's responsible for it. No one is, is, uh,

00:19:33.840 taking responsibility. Everyone is offering sort of these generic generalized apologies, but not

00:19:39.600 accepting responsibility for it. And you're just cycled through one person to the another, to the

00:19:42.940 next, and no one can fix the problem. Right. And again, it's, it's designed that way. Um,

00:19:50.120 but that's how our government works. And in this case, the stakes are a lot higher than your internet

00:19:56.120 not working. Really outrageous. Uh, meanwhile, staying in the Biden administration, the guy at the

00:20:02.860 top, the guy ostensibly supposedly at the top of it, Joe Biden himself, he had some, uh, good and hope,

00:20:07.200 good and hopeful news as we head into the holiday. Let's listen to him.

00:20:12.500 It's here now and it's spreading and it's going to increase for unvaccinated. We are looking at a 0.99

00:20:19.800 winter of severe illness and death for unvaccinated for themselves, their families and the hospital

00:20:26.320 will soon overwhelm. Yeah. Um, a winter of, uh, of death, a winter of death is upon us. He says,

00:20:33.720 so Merry Christmas. Um, a couple of things about that. First of all, you know, you should know that

00:20:39.920 every winter is a winter of death. Uh, people die every winter. They die every season. They die every

00:20:46.140 day. Um, death is, uh, is a part of life, unfortunately. And that is, that is something we

00:20:55.040 have to remind ourselves of because it seems like the kind of thing you wouldn't, it doesn't need to

00:20:58.740 be said, but it does seem as though many people, for many people, they had never thought about this

00:21:03.080 fact prior to COVID. Um, but let me just suggest a strategy as we get into the holidays, we get into

00:21:11.200 Christmas. And, uh, if you're worried about COVID and everything, and here's the strategy for COVID.

00:21:16.560 Okay. You, you live your life and then if you get COVID or someone in your family gets COVID,

00:21:23.660 then you deal with it in the moment. Okay. This, this very much has to be, if you want to,

00:21:29.440 if you want to live a functional, if you want to be a functional human being, living a life,

00:21:33.740 living your life, living any kind of life, then this is the only way to go about it

00:21:39.480 because COVID is with us forever. It's never going away. So, um, you have to adopt a,

00:21:47.060 we will cross that bridge when we come to it mentality and you will come to the bridge eventually,

00:21:52.920 but there's no reason to sit around every day, trembling in fear about when you're going to

00:21:59.920 stumble across this bridge. It'll happen when it happens and it will happen. It'll happen multiple

00:22:05.500 times. I hate to say, so it's not even like everyone is going to have a COVID experience and

00:22:11.600 then that'll be it. Same with the flu. You know, if you got the flu five years ago, you can't say,

00:22:18.520 well, I had my flu. You can get it again this year. You can get it 10 years from now.

00:22:22.940 You could get it and die of it. Could happen, probably won't, but it could.

00:22:28.680 So you're going to have multiple encounters with COVID throughout your life, just like you'll have

00:22:33.520 multiple encounters with, uh, with many unfortunate things, um, many dangerous things, many of them

00:22:38.820 more dangerous than COVID and you live your life. And then when it happens, you deal with it.

00:22:44.140 You stay home, you know, you try to, uh, of course you try to isolate yourself from other people,

00:22:48.980 just like you should with any sickness. And then you get through that and then you go back to living

00:22:52.980 your life. That's how you deal with it. Especially as the more we hear about this Omicron variant,

00:23:01.140 which our public health officials and the Biden administration, they're treating Omicron or, uh,

00:23:07.980 or Omnicorn as the greatest threat we've yet faced. And, uh, they're talking about reinstating

00:23:15.520 lockdowns. And now we need, we might need vaccine passports for domestic travel. We might have to,

00:23:21.960 you know, all these kinds of drastic measures might have to be put in place because of Omnicorn. Well,

00:23:26.360 everything we know about Omnicorn is that it's first of all about, I think it's like 70 times

00:23:33.120 more infectious than Delta and Delta was far more infectious than the original COVID strain. I think

00:23:39.520 Delta was twice or three times as infectious. And this is 70 times more infectious than that.

00:23:46.040 What does that mean? If the, if the data holds up and this is all true and we have, and the sample

00:23:50.640 size at this point is pretty large. So I think we could probably trust the data. That means that

00:23:54.820 a respiratory illness that is that infectious, you are not going to avoid it. You will get it. You

00:24:01.080 can, it cannot be avoided. The only way to maybe avoid it for a time is just to stay locked in your

00:24:05.740 house. But even that isn't going to be a permanent solution. So you will absolutely encounter this

00:24:13.540 probably pretty soon, but here's the good news is that it's very, very mild. Again, according to all

00:24:21.360 the data that we have, even though it's 70 X, you know, in terms of, of, uh, of, of how it spreads

00:24:30.600 of transmissibility, it's much, there, there are far fewer people dying of it than died of Delta.

00:24:39.420 So a lot more people are getting it, but a lot fewer people are dying from it.

00:24:43.200 Um, and, uh, we, it also seems, it seems again, I have to keep, I have to keep qualifying this

00:24:49.920 according to the data. Okay. So I'm just telling you what the data says, what the scientists are

00:24:54.280 saying. And according to that, um, a great, many of these cases probably are, uh, are, there

00:25:05.060 are no symptoms at all, are, are totally asymptomatic. So the good news is that the bad news is that

00:25:10.500 you're going to get Omnicorn. If you haven't already, you're definitely going to get it.

00:25:14.640 Definitely good news. And it's really good news is that you might not even know when you get it

00:25:19.560 or you might know because you have the sniffles for a few days, pretty good chance of that.

00:25:27.540 So this would seem to me like, uh, the end game for COVID, not the end game in that it's going to

00:25:34.080 go away because it's not ever going to go away, but the end game for this particular phase,

00:25:39.300 getting us to a new stage where COVID is something that is, you know, that even the most paranoid

00:25:47.160 among us could live with where it's just a really mild illness for most people. And, uh, it cycles

00:25:54.760 through in seasons and people get it and they're, and they're fine. And then that's it. That's what

00:26:00.400 it seems to me. If this becomes the dominant strain, that's a good thing. And yet public health

00:26:05.600 officials, Biden administration, they are treating this like, you know, we got to go into DEFCON

00:26:10.600 one here. This is, this is the worst possible thing. Is DEFCON one the worst or is it? Anyway,

00:26:16.020 forget about that analogy. They're treating it like this is an urgent matter. What does that tell you?

00:26:23.640 Does it possibly indicate

00:26:25.100 that the people in charge of the people who have promised to shut down the virus

00:26:31.000 have intentions that are quite the opposite of that?

00:26:37.120 Maybe it indicates that. All right. Dr. Oz is running for Senate in Pennsylvania for some reason,

00:26:42.340 even though he doesn't live there and he's running as a Republican, but here's what he had to say

00:26:50.380 on the issue of life. And by the way, if you're running as a Republican and you're going on Fox News,

00:26:54.640 as he did, you would think at least you'd be prepared for the question about abortion and the

00:27:01.120 issue of when life begins, especially with everything happening at the Supreme Court right

00:27:05.720 now and the Texas law. So this is very much at the forefront of the national conversation,

00:27:10.660 as we call it. So you'd think you'd be prepared for this question. You would have some kind of answer,

00:27:15.240 even if it's not a good one. But Dr. Oz appears to be not prepared at all for this question. Let's

00:27:19.600 listen. What is your position as both a doctor and a senatorial candidate on when life begins?

00:27:25.760 When should we draw the line when abortion is is legal?

00:27:31.800 As a doctor, I appreciate the sanctity of life. And for that reason, I'm strongly pro-life with the

00:27:37.160 three exceptions I've mentioned. That's how I would vote. And when does that life begin?

00:27:44.180 You know, again, if I'm pro-life, then it's a decision that comes back to the sanctity of when

00:27:48.580 you think life does begin. And I believe it begins when you're in the mother's womb. 0.94

00:27:53.560 When you're in the mother's womb. But that that carries you all the way up to nine months of 0.70

00:27:56.640 pregnancy. No, of course not. Life's already started when you're in your mother's womb. 1.00

00:28:01.740 But it's a rat hole to get trapped in the different ways of talking about it. We need as a nation to

00:28:06.960 make sure the Constitution is appropriately followed. And people like me and you may be in the same camp

00:28:11.980 who are pro-life have our feelings respected. And this is something that should not be taken away from us

00:28:16.840 by judiciary legislating from the bench. Yeah, but that's also something that's going to have to

00:28:21.500 be legislated. And that answer is going to have to be given specifically. This is a this is always

00:28:26.980 frustrating because you're almost there. And now Republicans often struggle with this. You're

00:28:34.280 almost there. Just take it the rest of the way. I'm not even sure what you're afraid of at this point.

00:28:40.260 I mean, I know there are plenty of cowardly Republicans who are afraid to even identify

00:28:46.040 as pro-life in the first place and try to equivocate around that. But once you have decided

00:28:54.440 to dive into that pool and you're calling yourself pro-life, OK, great.

00:28:59.800 Even even with the absurd compromises, oh, I'm pro-life except for three cases, the three cases he

00:29:07.280 mentioned, which those are not in the clip, but I assume the three cases are rape, incest, life of

00:29:12.020 the mother, because those are the exceptions that you always hear, which which we'll leave that aside

00:29:16.640 mostly. That doesn't make any sense because if you're if you are against abortion, which means

00:29:22.340 that you affirm the sanctity of life, as he says he does, and that the children have the right to

00:29:27.300 life, if that's what you believe, which you must believe because you're pro-life, then it doesn't

00:29:31.020 make any sense to suspend that, even in cases where conception happens under these

00:29:36.280 you know, tragic circumstances. But he's already gone there and then he's asked, well, when does

00:29:43.200 life begin? And then he says it begins in the womb. Well, yeah, but at what point in the womb?

00:29:49.640 It's a really important question. He doesn't want to answer that. So he's dancing around it. Why?

00:29:53.580 You're already in it. You're in the pool now with pro-lifers. So if you're worried about what the

00:29:58.060 left's going to say, what the media is going to say, it's too late for that. You know, you can't try to

00:30:04.460 triangulate and take a slightly less pro-life position than everybody else and hope that the

00:30:08.780 media treats you better because of it. They're not. Here's one thing you have to realize as far

00:30:14.400 as the media goes and the left goes, it's it's a you're either with us or against us mentality.

00:30:20.100 And so if you're if you are not identifying as fully pro-abortion in all cases, if that's not

00:30:26.400 what you're saying, then you're getting lumped in with me. I hate to tell you.

00:30:32.640 And they already there are they draw no distinction between you and me as as a as myself as a self

00:30:39.000 proclaimed far right extremist. Life begins at conception, no exceptions ever for anyone, right?

00:30:47.800 So you're already with me whether you want to be or not in the eyes of the people you're trying to

00:30:51.840 impress. So then why equivocate? I don't want to talk about when life begins. That's that's the

00:30:58.580 question. That is the question. That's the starting question. You have to be able to answer that. Why

00:31:04.840 not answer it? You know what the answer is. It begins at conception. That's the biologically correct

00:31:12.680 answer. No other answer makes any sense. Every other answer is arbitrary and unscientific.

00:31:18.300 All right. Also on the same issue here, I just wanted to quickly mention this is an article on

00:31:24.360 the NPR on an NPR affiliate website. And the title is Men Like Me Benefit from Safe Abortion Access.

00:31:34.080 And I forget who the author of this is because I copy and pasted it here. I wish I wish I could tell

00:31:38.760 you the name of the guy who wrote this, but maybe it doesn't matter. And going down a little bit,

00:31:43.200 the article says men like me have also long been the direct beneficiaries of safe abortion access.

00:31:50.020 Giving women the choice not to carry unwanted pregnancies often means we too can delay parenthood

00:31:54.480 until we are ready. Since I've spent 10 of the past 11 years as a student, most of the women I've had 1.00

00:31:59.360 sex with were also students, also progressive and also not at point in their lives when they were

00:32:03.760 looking already to have children. I try to share responsibility for birth control. And if a woman 1.00

00:32:07.580 tells me she's on it, I also trust that. If she still got pregnant, however, though entirely her decision, 0.99

00:32:12.320 I assume we would both want the same thing, an abortion. In longer term relationships, 0.86

00:32:16.920 we've had explicit discussions about this. It's the duty of both sexual partners to be proactive

00:32:21.620 about safe sex, but in reality, too often this burden falls disproportionately on women. Oh,

00:32:25.760 that's nice. So he's concerned about women too. Admittedly, I've often relied on my female sexual 0.63

00:32:30.280 partners to protect me from unwanted pregnancy. During my MBA, I recall panicking in an Uber to the

00:32:35.620 train station after hanging out with a medical student I had met on Tinder and we had seen a few times.

00:32:40.160 She had a latex allergy. We didn't use our best judgment. Then I got her text. She had decided

00:32:44.420 to take plan B as an extra precaution. I was relieved. To my knowledge, I've never gotten

00:32:49.260 anyone pregnant. On an academic level, I followed the entrenched decades-long conservative effort 0.95

00:32:53.320 to undermine access to safe abortions. Yet until this moment, I viewed accessible abortion as

00:32:58.400 something my partners and I could reasonably rely on as a last resort. And then he goes on and on and

00:33:02.680 on talking about how he really benefits from this. I actually, you know, this article provoked,

00:33:07.640 mostly jeers and mockery, which is what it deserves. A little bit of outrage as well on the right, but

00:33:13.700 I'm all about the jeers and mockery for something like this. I'm not outraged at all. In fact, I very

00:33:18.960 much appreciate this article and I'm happy that this guy wrote it because what he's saying here is

00:33:27.940 exactly correct. This is 100% true. That abortion benefits, it doesn't just benefit. I think it

00:33:36.600 primarily benefits. No, I don't think. It does primarily benefit weak, effeminate, limp-wristed, 0.98

00:33:46.720 pathetic, loser, lazy, despicable, shameful men like this. They are the beneficiaries of abortion. 1.00

00:33:55.500 And so I'm very happy when any of them can stand up and say, yep, that's me. And I, and I love

00:33:59.740 abortion so that other women can look at this guy and say like, this, this is, this is what abortion 0.71

00:34:05.800 is for. It's not for you. It's for that guy. This guy who has managed to find multiple sexual

00:34:11.220 partners somehow, which speaks to the collapse of standards in our culture today, which is, which is a

00:34:17.840 problem in and of itself. But that's who abortion is for. It's certainly not for women because that's 1.00

00:34:26.540 the guy who is going to benefit from it, quote unquote, and will suffer not at all. He pays no

00:34:35.340 price. So he's got no skin in the game after the sexual act is complete anyway. He suffers no,

00:34:45.480 he suffers. Now, if he had a conscious conscience, you know, if he, if he had a conscience, if he had

00:34:50.880 any kind of moral sense at all, then he would suffer. He would suffer greatly from the moral guilt

00:34:57.020 of what he's done. But fortunately for him, he is, as C.S. Lewis would describe him, a man with no

00:35:03.480 chest. He has no conscience and, uh, and no dignity, no shame, right? And none of that, no, no sense of

00:35:13.300 honor. And, uh, he sees other people, especially other women as just objects to be used as glorified

00:35:20.400 masturbatory aids and as, as essentially sex, fleshy sex robots is how he sees them. And so abortion is 1.00

00:35:29.100 just all about avoiding, um, uh, responsibility so that he could continue being irresponsible and

00:35:34.200 using women without ever having to pay any kind of price for that whatsoever. Now, the women, on the 0.67

00:35:40.100 other hand, um, there's a, there's a very steep costs that they pay physically. Um, there's the

00:35:49.400 physical toll of abortion, which is significant. There's the physical damage that abortion can cause

00:35:55.780 such as potentially making it so you can never have kids again, also significant, but then also

00:36:02.660 the guilt and the trauma is much harder for women to escape because they're the ones going through 1.00

00:36:09.060 this. You hear, you might hear from the shout your abortion crowd that, Oh, it was great. It was 0.97

00:36:14.260 fantastic. And I had an abortion and then we went, we went afterwards to Taco Bell. It was just like a,

00:36:18.300 it was a day out, you know, it's just like running errands. They talk about it like that,

00:36:22.780 but that's, that's, that's, it's not true. That's a rationalization. Only men like this

00:36:28.160 can, can, can, can really choose to be that flippant about it in real life. So yeah, he's

00:36:35.580 the primary beneficiary. That's what abortion is all about. It's all for him. Um, also wanted to

00:36:40.840 touch on this quickly. Here's a tweet from, uh, from ADL, the anti-defamation league. Do we have

00:36:47.340 this? Here we go. So ADL put up this tweet. It says, as we've told Fox news numerous times,

00:36:52.540 casting a Jewish individual as a puppet master who manipulates national events for malign 0.51

00:36:56.800 purposes, conjures up longstanding antisemitic tropes about Jewish power and contributes to

00:37:01.680 the normalization of antisemitism. This needs to be removed. And then it's a cartoon where

00:37:08.340 you see George Soros and he's got, he's the puppet master with the marionettes and, um, and

00:37:13.340 he's got the puppet strings on a DA and then on, on a, on an, on a attorney general. And they're

00:37:19.140 holding signs that say, defund the police and no bail. And the ADL saying that this is,

00:37:24.280 this is antisemitic, which we hear this a lot from activist groups like the ADL now, but here,

00:37:31.320 but here's the problem though. Here's the difference. Um, George Soros, who is the target of this cartoon,

00:37:40.400 Jewish people in general are not the target. And I don't know any Jewish people who would be happy to 1.00

00:37:47.160 have George Soros appointed as their representative. I don't know. I mean, you could, you could ask,

00:37:53.180 I mean, I guess I could ask, uh, Ben about that and see how he feels, but I'm pretty sure that he

00:37:57.400 doesn't consider George Soros to be his representative. George Soros is just George

00:38:00.540 Soros. And as it happens, George Soros is a puppet master who manipulates national events for malign

00:38:05.540 purposes. That in fact is what he is and what he does. George Soros, it is a fact

00:38:13.180 that he has involved himself and injected millions of dollars into local races to appoint, uh, especially

00:38:21.580 district, uh, left-wing district attorneys all across the country. That is a fact that is not

00:38:27.620 a conspiracy theory. It's not any kind of theory at all. It is a 100% fact that George Soros is

00:38:33.280 putting millions of dollars to get these left-wing DAs put in there. And they're the ones who do the 0.84

00:38:37.480 bail reform and they bail out the, uh, the, or refuse to prosecute the violent criminals who then go out

00:38:41.680 and commit heinous acts. That's a fact. The idea that you're not allowed to point it out because

00:38:47.800 he happens to be Jewish is just absurd. All right. Next, um, Bloomberg has a fascinating story here. 0.98

00:38:56.120 And, uh, the headline is giant kites that drag cargo ships across the ocean will be trialed next

00:39:02.340 year as the industry attempts to decarbonize. So this is a great innovation. They're talking about

00:39:08.340 giant kites to pull, uh, boats across the ocean. And this is, uh, this is the new environmentalist

00:39:14.880 sort of innovation. Yeah. You know, it's called a sailboat. All right. And it's, we've had this

00:39:20.740 technology since, oh, about I think 4,000 BC. So for about 6,000 years. So the environmentalists

00:39:27.940 have discovered a technology that has existed for 6,000 years. Good job guys. But you know something,

00:39:32.860 if we're talking about ancient, um, technology, ancient forms of maritime travel, the most

00:39:40.200 environmentally friendly form of maritime travel, uh, you know, if we're being inspired by ancient

00:39:45.180 times are like the Roman galley ships where you have slaves, you know, you just put some slaves 0.90

00:39:51.260 there on the, on the oars and you have them, uh, power you across the ocean. Maybe we could look at

00:39:58.400 that. That's environment. That's, that is eco-friendly. It's a very green form of transportation.

00:40:05.900 And I also think we've got our, our prisons are full of people who could be put to better use

00:40:10.880 that way. Something to think about just, you know, for the sake of the environment.

00:40:18.200 And, uh, finally the wall street journal reports on a troubling trend. It says, here's the headline,

00:40:23.420 how a $6 Bass Pro Shops hat became a fashion trend. Uh, you don't need to fish to wear this hat.

00:40:30.700 In fact, many of its fans have never touched a fishing pole. You can throw it on with anything,

00:40:35.340 they say. So then it goes on to talk about, I had no idea that this trend existed.

00:40:39.620 So out of the loop I am, but, uh, it says Jesse Alvarado doesn't fish or hunt and he wouldn't

00:40:45.220 describe himself as an outdoorsy person, but on many mornings, Mr. Alvarado, 25, a restaurant

00:40:49.220 worker in Los Angeles, plops a Bass Pro Shops trucker hat on his head. The mesh

00:40:53.360 backed cap flashes the name and open mouth fish logo of the 49 year old outdoor retailer,

00:40:57.800 which is best known for selling reels and duck decoys to Mr. Alvarado. It's just a good looking

00:41:02.420 hat. It's a simple design. He said, like you can throw it on with anything for a variety of

00:41:07.020 reasons. Some involve actual fishing. The hats are in demand. And then it goes, this is actually a

00:41:11.240 very, very long article. I didn't realize this at first. This thing's probably like 5,000 words

00:41:15.120 along, just giving examples of people wearing Bass Pro Shops hat hats and, um, none of them are

00:41:20.480 fishing. So this is what the kids are doing now. And that's why I want to say my culture is not your

00:41:26.780 damned hat kids. This is cultural appropriation. Me as an avid Bass Pro Shops customer and angler as 0.99

00:41:37.180 well. I didn't even know. See, like I am being put on the outside of my own culture because of this.

00:41:44.400 Here's the test. If you can't speak for 15 minutes about your favorite soft plastic fishing lure,

00:41:50.460 and if you don't know the difference between like a Texas rig and a Carolina rig, then you

00:41:53.400 shouldn't be wearing that hat. If you can't even distinguish between a crankbait and a damned 1.00

00:41:58.080 spinnerbait, then take that hat off your head. And by the way, my favorite form of soft plastic is 0.99

00:42:06.780 the green pumpkin trick worm. You used to kind of do a basic Texas rig on there, put a quarter ounce

00:42:12.540 weight on it, bump it around logs and weeds and stuff like that. If it's clear weather, clear

00:42:18.140 water, the bite's a little slow. Maybe you could do the Sanko green pumpkin. I like to wacky rig it

00:42:23.640 as well there. But anyway, that's besides the point. What was I saying? Anyway, this is cultural

00:42:30.540 appropriation. And that's the other problem too, because, because usually this is how I can know

00:42:35.000 that someone is in my culture, that they're one of, one of mine, one of my people's. If I see,

00:42:38.720 you know, Bass Pro shop hat, then I can go up to them and I can start talking about

00:42:42.260 fishing lures. And that's, and we could talk for an hour about that. So one of the only things I can

00:42:48.580 make small talk about. But now I know that if I go up to someone and I say, oh, you like a fishing,

00:42:53.740 huh? They're just going to stare at me blankly. This is what cultural appropriation feels like.

00:42:58.840 And it does not feel good. Let's get to our comment section.

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00:45:07.640 don't they have really good air filtration? I'm glad to hear that they do. Can I start smoking my pipe

00:45:15.200 on a plane? Or Matt, you might like smoking your cigars. Everybody enjoys that nice aroma.

00:45:20.580 Yeah, I think that's probably why. I always wonder when you get on a plane and they make this point

00:45:25.760 of telling you not to smoke. And they go on this whole speech about don't smoke, don't smoke in

00:45:31.480 the bathroom. And I always think that people actually do... When's the last time someone actually

00:45:35.540 did that? They've been doing this disclaimer for like 30 years. And it's probably been 30 years since

00:45:40.960 someone went into the bathroom on a plane and started smoking a cigarette. I've never seen

00:45:44.840 that happen. I've never heard of it. But back in the day, yeah, I mean, every plane would have smelled

00:45:50.340 like smoke. And you can do it too because of the air filtration. So I'm very much in favor of going

00:45:56.180 back to a time when every indoor environment reeked of tobacco smoke. I'm in favor of that.

00:46:03.140 Especially certain places like bowling alleys. I'm old enough to remember, back in the day,

00:46:08.280 you go into a bowling alley and it's just like, it's like stepping into an ashtray.

00:46:12.940 And it sounds unpleasant. Maybe it is, but that's part of the bowling alley experience. And I long

00:46:17.540 for it. Seeking Light says, Matt, as a physical therapist and one who has looked into actual

00:46:23.180 studies about how much protection a mask provides, the reason the nose is covered is that aerosol

00:46:27.760 particles from sneezes are propelled further than cough particles. An airplane engineer once told me

00:46:32.980 that cabin air in a passenger jet is replaced something on the order of every two seconds, meaning that

00:46:37.340 your regular breathing in a plane would never allow your expelled air with normal breathing

00:46:41.040 to even reach the person next to you. Yeah, I've tried to explain this to people. I was talking

00:46:46.980 about it on Twitter yesterday. An airplane 30,000 feet in the air really is the safest place on earth

00:46:55.980 that you can be in pretty much every way, including when it comes to germs. There's not going to be a

00:47:03.620 more sanitized environment that you'll ever find yourself in as a regular person. Every other

00:47:09.600 place, because they don't have the same kind of air filtration. They're also pumping air in from

00:47:15.000 outside the plane, which is very, very clean air. But you tell people this and intuitively it doesn't

00:47:25.220 make any sense to them. And so especially when that's the case, people are impervious to any kind

00:47:31.000 of data or anything. They don't want to hear it. So intuitively, it just seems like, well, you're

00:47:35.520 trapped in this tin bucket with other people surrounded by people. This must be really dirty

00:47:39.800 air and people must be getting sick all the time. It's not true, but good luck trying to convince

00:47:43.980 people of that. Dave says, hands down the greatest daily cancellation. So great that I, after following

00:47:51.380 Daily Wire hosts for years, will now purchase a membership. Well, thank you, you freeloader.

00:47:57.640 Finally becoming a paying member. Sean says, Catholics are not Christians. You cannot mix 1.00

00:48:03.080 man-made doctrines with the word of Lord God, the Father. Okay, Sean, well, which Christian

00:48:09.000 denomination do you subscribe to that does not have doctrines written by a human hand?

00:48:15.760 This is what always trips me up a little bit when I hear this sometimes from Christians who are not

00:48:20.040 Catholic and they say, oh, I don't want all these doctrines. What church are you going to where there are no

00:48:26.600 doctrines that were physically written by human beings? Now, just because doctrines written by

00:48:33.060 human beings doesn't mean that it's not, uh, that it doesn't come from God, but that's would be my

00:48:39.480 point. That'd be my defense of doctrines in the Catholic church. The Bible was physically written

00:48:44.500 by human beings. Does that mean it didn't come from God? No, but it was written by human beings.

00:48:51.460 It was, in that sense, man-made. I mean, literally, physically made by human beings.

00:48:57.920 Um, and so the, your criticism of Catholicism would seem to, you're setting up logic here that would

00:49:06.880 discard all doctrines and, uh, all denominations and all of scripture, but you apply it. Clearly,

00:49:15.500 you apply this logic in a very sort of targeted someone, some might even say hypocritical way.

00:49:23.140 Um, B-Man R. Cole says, pickles, commenting pickles until you acknowledge my comment and pronounce my

00:49:32.160 username, day 107. Have you really been leaving the word pickles under every show for 107 shows?

00:49:39.980 I guess I want to respect your consistency, your follow-through. I hope that was worth it.

00:49:50.300 All of that buildup, you've been, you've been waiting for, you know, a third of a year and there

00:49:55.200 you go. I have now said pickles. Um, Technigirl says, Matt, I agree with you on the porn issue,

00:50:02.480 but you're incorrect when you say that 11 year old girls are prepubescent. Many, if not most girls

00:50:06.840 start puberty around age nine or 10, and by 11, it's in full, full swing. I can confirm this as

00:50:12.040 a mother of an 11 year old girl. Anyway, keep up the great work. Nine is when it begins. My daughter

00:50:17.860 is eight. I'm not ready for that. I'm not, I'm not ready for that. Don't, don't tell me those things.

00:50:27.180 Um, and then finally, a couple of comments here on the same subject says, Matt, I got to disagree with

00:50:30.620 you on wishing bad outcomes for evil people. Enacting justice is one thing and should be established,

00:50:34.760 but yet to yearn for ill will against another isn't Christian. Certainly not good. You either 1.00

00:50:39.160 love or you hate and you can't hold a grudge against someone you love. You can't serve both

00:50:42.820 Satan and God. A person who makes you hate them can control you. And I'm not into this whole new

00:50:47.320 age Christianity where one can do no wrong, but to wish someone faced hardship makes you no better 0.85

00:50:51.660 than them. I wish for people to see the glory of God and his love, not to further succumb to evil

00:50:55.980 acts and desires. Then JD says, it's a good thing to desire the suffering of others for doing evil.

00:51:00.500 Love thy enemy as thyself. Turn the other cheek. Is Matt a better authority than Jesus for morality

00:51:05.740 now? Um, that's an easy question. These are all pretty easy questions. The answer is no, I'm not a

00:51:11.400 better authority than Jesus, but also Jesus never said anything that would rule out what I said

00:51:17.560 yesterday, which, which is that we should want evil doers to suffer for their evil deeds. We should

00:51:25.880 want that. And I know with the kind of milquetoast, um, Christianity that people are so used to these 0.80

00:51:33.900 days, the sanitized milquetoast Christianity, that sort of thing sounds shocking and kind of, uh, and,

00:51:40.500 and, and really sort of startling, but that's only because you've been brought up in this milquetoast

00:51:45.820 Christianity. If I were to make that statement that we should wish suffering on those who do evil,

00:51:50.160 if I were to make that statement to any Christian prior to about a hundred years ago, they would 1.00

00:51:53.660 have looked at me like, yeah, well, yeah, of course. What do you mean? Again, that's, that's, that's all

00:51:57.420 over the Bible, especially in the old Testament. But, but these, these things are not, are not

00:52:02.240 overturned or not reversed or not negated by the new Testament. Uh, Jesus says that himself. He's,

00:52:09.340 he's fulfilling scripture, not overturning it. So look at it this way. Do you think that evil deeds

00:52:17.020 should be punished? Should a person who commits an evil deed be punished? Let's make this real.

00:52:22.840 Let's take a, let's take a real example. It's unfortunately happened many times in, you know,

00:52:26.780 in society, uh, someone who commits rape. Okay. A heinous act. Do you think that the rapist should

00:52:33.760 be punished? Do you want the rapist to be punished? And I know that your answer is yes. And so what

00:52:39.860 you're saying is you want the rapist to suffer because that's what punishment is. It is suffering.

00:52:45.920 That's the point of punishment. If it's a punishment where you're not suffering, then it's not a

00:52:49.820 punishment. That is the point of the punishment is to make someone suffer to varying degrees,

00:52:56.060 right? Depending on what the infraction is. If it's a, if it's a, if it's a pretty mild infraction,

00:53:02.020 but you still feel that there needs to be a correction, then you're, you're, you know,

00:53:06.720 the suffering will be very, very minimal, but it's still, still, still there. Even telling someone

00:53:11.860 to pay a fine is suffering intentionally. But that's what a punishment is. It is suffering

00:53:21.320 intentionally opposed, imposed on someone for the sake of justice and for their own moral

00:53:28.240 betterment. So in fact, if you love the sinner as we're supposed to, then that's even more reason 1.00

00:53:35.540 that you would desire for them to suffer for evil acts because it is for their own moral betterment.

00:53:41.860 It causes them to confront what they've done and the severity of it. And that's the only,

00:53:49.220 the only hope of reformation. The only hope of, uh, of repentance is through that is through 0.91

00:53:53.540 suffering. So yes, you can, you can wish that people who do evil suffer for those. Well,

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00:55:12.400 slash subscribe. Now let's get to our daily cancellation. You know, I had planned today to

00:55:20.820 perform a cancellation revolving around a recent incident at an airport. I'm not exactly sure where

00:55:26.600 this happened, but, uh, I wasn't sure at first when I saw this, but it's a, it's a massive fight

00:55:30.540 broke out between two groups of people and you can see some of the footage here. Now, the reason

00:55:36.140 why I couldn't say for sure where it occurred is that there is our violent skirmishes of this type

00:55:40.400 at airports every week now. So when you Google airport fight, as I did, the results won't help

00:55:45.540 you narrow things down very much, but it will provide you with hours of entertainment. Uh, however,

00:55:49.680 if you're looking for, for distraction based purely on the exorbitant amount of time I spend at airports,

00:55:55.300 I originally guessed that this is a Minneapolis or Chicago, not to stereotype, but I also assume that

00:55:59.900 these are spirit or allegiant passengers. In fact, what you're witnessing here is, is actually part

00:56:04.420 of the traditional boarding process for a spirit flight. If you want to board in the first group,

00:56:08.840 you have to defeat the other passengers in hand-to-hand combat. The winner gets to choose

00:56:12.800 their seat. The losers are stuffed in the cargo hold. But as it happens upon further research,

00:56:16.940 I discovered this flight did indeed happen. This fight did indeed happen a couple of weeks ago in

00:56:21.020 Minneapolis, though it appears I unfairly impugn the dignity of the dignity of spirit and

00:56:25.380 allegiant. These are, it turns out, frontier customers. So I picked the wrong budget airline. 1.00

00:56:31.900 My apologies to spirit, whose passengers are much too classy to beat the snot out of each other

00:56:36.000 in the airport. They would at least wait until they're on the plane to do that. But the main point

00:56:41.340 here is that these people are stomping the living hell out of one another in the middle of the terminal,

00:56:47.120 right near a TSA checkpoint, even using trash can lids and other objects as weapons.

00:56:52.240 And notice how nobody is intervening. Now consider the fact that I cannot walk five steps through an

00:56:58.840 airport without getting yelled at for not wearing a mask. And yet these folks can stage a WWE match 1.00

00:57:04.600 over by gate 12. And at no point does anyone in airport security even so much as politely ask them

00:57:09.120 to stop. If I tried to walk through security with my belt still on, let's say, I'd be like tased and

00:57:15.500 hogtied and molested by a man in rubber gloves. But they can commit a series of felony assaults on one

00:57:21.360 another in an airport. And there are no repercussions at all. There were no arrests after

00:57:27.660 this incident either, by the way, if you can believe it, which I'm sure you can. Nobody was

00:57:31.620 arrested for that. They were not stopped from doing it. They weren't even yelled at. And no one was

00:57:37.520 arrested. White privilege takes some very strange forms, you must admit. See, we're told that systemic

00:57:44.080 racism is so severe that black individuals are murdered by police for the slightest infractions.

00:57:48.540 And yet you watch a video like this or so many videos like it and you see violent crimes committed 0.89

00:57:53.880 in the open on camera without police even showing up to stop it, let alone spraying bullets everywhere

00:57:59.040 as the media claims would happen. So there appears to be a disconnect between narrative and reality

00:58:03.920 as always. That anyway was going to be the subject of the cancellation today. And I guess partially it

00:58:09.160 still is since I've spent half the segment talking about it. But this is a is a Friday and I have to try to

00:58:13.840 squeeze everything in before the weekend. And so at the last minute, I happened to see a clip of Joy

00:58:18.760 Reed, which was so egregious. But I changed my mind and I decided that I needed to cancel her instead

00:58:24.340 today. She's already a member of this prestigious club of multiply canceled people on the Matt Wall

00:58:28.280 show. And now she can add another one to the tally because a couple of days ago, Joy Reed took to her 1.00

00:58:33.480 MSNBC show that nobody ever sees except when clips of it are shared on Twitter to make fun of her.

00:58:37.540 And she attacked noted African-American Elon Musk for criticizing Elizabeth Warren.

00:58:42.880 We don't have to rehash the dispute between Musk and Warren. The most relevant point for our purposes

00:58:46.700 today is that Musk called Warren Senator Karen. OK, calling her a Karen, Senator Karen.

00:58:53.620 And that provoked this from Reed. Well, Elon wasn't happy, so he did what he always did and

00:58:59.500 stomped his little feet and insulted Senator Warren, calling her an angry mom and referring to her as

00:59:04.400 Senator Karen. So for so many reasons, being a freeloader and a selfish and disrespectful one, 0.99

00:59:10.640 and for misappropriating black vernacular for misogynistic purposes, Elon Musk is the absolute 0.99

00:59:15.600 worst. Meanwhile, Senator Warren has better things to do than fight with Junior Birdman on Twitter. 0.83

00:59:21.500 Now, I want you to think about this because we have here from Joy Reed multiple degrees of hypocrisy

00:59:27.480 and anti-white bigotry layered on top of each other in a bewildering, almost inception-like way.

00:59:32.960 So as I've argued in the past, and Reed herself confirms here, really, Karen is a racial slur that 1.00

00:59:39.260 black people use against white people. The insult began on social media, primarily among black people

00:59:43.940 to refer to a certain type of white woman that they don't like. Now, when members of one race come up 1.00

00:59:49.620 with a derogatory term to describe members of another race, that is a racial slur by definition. 1.00

00:59:57.800 Now, I know there are a lot of kind of stupid, self-hating white people who recoil at this. 1.00

01:00:02.540 There's even a lot of white people who say, it's not a racial slur, don't be ridiculous. 1.00

01:00:06.100 I mean, they themselves will valiantly defend the rights of other people to slur them. But 0.92

01:00:10.540 that's what it is. I'm telling you, that's where it comes from. This is one group of people from a

01:00:16.800 certain race came up with a derogatory term for members of another race they don't like.

01:00:21.920 That is a racial slur. There is no getting around it. Again, Reed acknowledges this.

01:00:27.680 And yet she says that it's racist for white people to use it, for them to use an anti-white

01:00:35.100 racial slur because they're appropriating the term from black culture. And black people, 0.79

01:00:40.200 she says, are the only ones who have the right to insult white people in that way. 0.99

01:00:44.420 Suddenly, in one amazing, death-defying move of mental gymnastics, Reed has made black people 1.00

01:00:49.940 into the victims of a racial slur used by black people against white people.

01:00:54.080 Now compare this, of course, with other slurs used against other groups of people,

01:00:58.920 which were then reclaimed by the targeted group so that now they are the only ones who are allowed

01:01:04.120 to say them. Now think about that. But white people are not welcome to do the same thing with

01:01:09.100 slurs that target them. Shut up, whitey, and let us insult you, Joey Reed says. This is the kind of 1.00

01:01:14.880 thing that makes anti-white racism not only the only sort of racism that exists in the country.

01:01:20.800 I mean, it's rather not the only sort of racism that exists in the country. Of course,

01:01:25.620 there are always going to be racist people of all races directing their ire out to other groups.

01:01:30.300 Okay, so that exists across the board. There are white racists, there are black racists, 0.92

01:01:34.340 there are Asian racists, and so on. But anti-white racism is the most dangerous form of racial 0.99

01:01:38.360 bigotry in the country today by far because it's the only form that is socially acceptable.

01:01:43.580 Joy Reed can sit in front of a camera on national television and openly defend an anti-white 0.99

01:01:48.260 racial slur, claim it as her own, as part of her culture, and there are no penalties of

01:01:53.960 any kind. It's hardly even noticed. Joy Reed is herself a raging, drooling, white-hating 1.00

01:02:00.740 bigot, and she makes no effort whatsoever to hide it. She doesn't need to. There are no 0.99

01:02:06.880 professional or social consequences for her form of racism, which is what makes it so uniquely

01:02:12.480 dangerous and will lead and is leading to very dark places. And that's why she today is finally

01:02:20.520 canceled. And also Minneapolis airport security are canceled as well, for the record. And we'll

01:02:25.700 leave it there for today and the week. Have a great weekend. Talk to you on Monday. Godspeed.

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The Matt Walsh Show - December 17, 2021

Ep. 860 - Public School Gives Child New Name And Gender Without Parental Consent

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