The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 886 - Crack Pipe Equity

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, the Biden administration has come up with a great plan to solve the crime

00:00:04.100 epidemic. They're going to give out free crack pipes. We'll discuss also Airbnb is now banning

00:00:09.060 people from its service based on their political views. Plus, the teachers union hangs on to

00:00:13.200 masking desperately, even as most everyone else has moved on. And Showtime puts out a trailer for

00:00:18.660 the most absurdly racist documentary ever produced. But it's racist against white people, 0.92

00:00:23.840 so, you know, it's okay. We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Wall Show.

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00:02:01.340 free shipping. In yet another case of reality becoming indistinguishable from satire, it's

00:02:06.900 being reported this week that the Biden administration will be using tax money to distribute crack

00:02:11.980 pipes in the inner city. Or as outlets like The Independent and MSN reported, GOP outraged at

00:02:19.600 Biden plan to fund crack pipe distribution. Conservatives pounce. Because the story, of

00:02:25.680 course, is about Biden's ill-tempered critics who are making such a big deal out of Biden giving

00:02:30.500 out crack pipes. The story is not that Biden is giving out crack pipes. But putting the corporate

00:02:36.520 media spin aside, let's look at the details of this plan. A plan which was concocted, it must be noted,

00:02:42.740 by a president who happens to have a crackhead for a son. This is perhaps the strangest example

00:02:48.260 of political nepotism in American history. But the Washington Free Beacon reports, quote,

00:02:53.140 the Biden administration is set to fund the distribution of crack pipes to drug addicts

00:02:56.660 as part of its plan to advance racial equity. The $30 million grant program, which closed applications

00:03:02.280 on Monday and will begin in May, will provide funds to nonprofits and local governments to help

00:03:07.340 make drug use safer for addicts. Included in the grant, which is overseen by the Department of

00:03:12.000 Health and Human Services, are funds for smoking kits slash supplies. A spokesman for the agency

00:03:17.560 told the Washington Free Beacon that these kits will provide pipes for users to smoke crack cocaine,

00:03:22.520 crystal meth, and any illicit substance. Now, apologies ahead of time for letting you know about

00:03:28.460 this program only after the application period had already closed. So you'll just have to budget for

00:03:34.140 crack pipes the old-fashioned way, I guess. Which, not that this is the main point at all, but

00:03:39.080 how expensive can crack pipes really be? I mean, I admit I don't know. But even if it were a good idea

00:03:45.800 to facilitate the crack habit of crackheads, is this something that they even need? I mean,

00:03:50.880 is there any crackhead out there who really wants to smoke crack but just can't scrounge together the

00:03:56.020 money for a pipe? And at any rate, if such budgetary concerns were preventing people from smoking crack,

00:04:02.000 one might think that that's a good thing. In any case, back to the report, it says,

00:04:06.720 HHS said the kits aim to reduce the risk of infection when smoking substances with glass pipes,

00:04:11.680 which can lead to infections through cuts and sores. Applicants for the grants are prioritized

00:04:16.720 if they treat a majority of underserved communities, including African Americans and LGBTQ plus persons,

00:04:23.680 as established under President Joe Biden's executive order on advancing racial equity.

00:04:28.180 Democratic-run cities such as San Francisco and Seattle have distributed smoking kits to

00:04:31.760 residents before. Some local governments, however, in recent years backed away from their smoking kit

00:04:36.360 programs over concerns that they enable drug use. You think? I mean, that's literally the whole point

00:04:41.940 of the program is to enable drug use. Hey, wait a second. I think this plan to enable drug use

00:04:46.920 is enabling drug use. It says Louisville, Kentucky, for example, allowed convenience stores to sell

00:04:53.200 smoking kits but later banned them. Legislators in Maryland ditched their distribution plan after facing

00:04:58.100 backlash from local law enforcement and African American leaders. Okay, so the problem isn't that

00:05:04.080 crack pipes aren't affordable. It's that back alley crack pipes, crack pipes that you buy on the street

00:05:08.600 might be dirty. And you want to make sure that we provide clean crack pipes so that people will not

00:05:13.960 become sick or get infected as they inhale poison directly into their bodies. A little more from the

00:05:20.580 report. It says Sergeant Clyde Boatwright, president of the Maryland Fraternal Police, said government resources

00:05:25.340 are better spent on preventing drug abuse rather than making it safer. Quote, if we look at more of a

00:05:29.820 preventive campaign as opposed to an enabling campaign, I think it would offer an opportunity

00:05:33.680 to have safer communities with fewer people who are dependable, depending on these substances.

00:05:39.380 Funding for the harm reduction program is provided through the Democrats' American Rescue Plan,

00:05:46.960 which the Senate passed along party lines after Vice President Kamala Harris cast a tie-breaking vote.

00:05:51.180 Other equipment that qualifies for funding include syringes, vaccinations, disease screenings,

00:05:58.160 condoms, and fentanyl strips. The grant program will last three years and include 25 awards of up to

00:06:05.120 $400,000. I mean, how do you like that? We're lumping the vaccines in with crack pipes and fentanyl strips

00:06:13.860 and heroin syringes. I mean, make of that what you will. So a few things jump out at you about all

00:06:22.320 this, aside from just how utterly and incomprehensibly insane it is. The first is that the

00:06:29.880 Biden administration and the leftist regime generally do not care about the actual lives

00:06:36.140 of average Americans or Americans living in poor communities or anybody else. Now, it's not that

00:06:42.480 they actively hate you, because that's something I hear a lot. Oh, they hate you.

00:06:48.500 No, I think that that's, it's something even worse than that, actually. It's just that they don't care

00:06:53.320 at all. You're a means to an end. You as an individual are irrelevant. And that's why they

00:07:00.160 think nothing of setting up crack pipe distribution in neighborhoods where, by the way, they don't live.

00:07:05.700 It's also why they thought nothing of encouraging and cheering on rioting and looting

00:07:09.060 in the places they don't live. They've stopped prosecuting crime in the places they don't live.

00:07:15.560 Or if they do live in these places, they make sure that they have armed security while they leave

00:07:20.160 everybody else to wallow in the chaos. Human suffering is irrelevant because what matters first and

00:07:26.180 foremost, of course, is their own power. And secondly, their ideological dominance. And that's all that

00:07:31.080 matters. Second point is that, you know, these people have no understanding of human nature

00:07:36.120 whatsoever, probably because they care so little for human beings. So they haven't really stopped

00:07:41.140 to think about the subject of human nature. And so they say they want to reduce harm by distributing

00:07:47.900 crack pipes to crack addicts or giving out clean needles to heroin addicts. And the idea is that if

00:07:54.320 people are going to be doing this stuff anyway, then you might as well make it as safe as possible.

00:07:58.540 But the problem is that there is no safe way to engage in a fundamentally destructive activity.

00:08:06.120 You might as well give a suicidal guy a helmet right before he jumps out of the 30th story window.

00:08:11.800 Hey, if you're going to kill yourself, you might as well do it safely. 0.83

00:08:14.740 Because that's what this is. I mean, smoking crack, using heroin, this is a more drawn out form of 0.99

00:08:20.780 suicide. It is absolute total self-destruction. All these programs accomplish because they

00:08:28.480 can't make these activities safe or even less harmful to any significant degree, all they

00:08:34.360 accomplish then is to encourage it. And this is basic human nature, which again, the left does not

00:08:40.760 understand. The easier it is to do something, the fewer consequences attached to it, the cheaper it is,

00:08:49.120 the more it is facilitated by other people, the fewer hurdles we put in the way, the more that people

00:08:58.440 will do that thing. Seems pretty simple to those of us with common sense and who understand human

00:09:04.400 nature. And third, we see again, the bigotry of low expectations, except it's not really low

00:09:09.720 expectations or even no expectations. This is negative expectations in that the left expects people,

00:09:17.960 especially people in so-called marginalized groups, to act in abhorrent and self-destructive

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00:11:00.600 All right. So follow up, another follow up on the Joe Rogan story. Um, on Tuesday night,

00:11:06.820 this is from the Daily Wire. It says iconic podcaster, Joe Rogan, who had the number one

00:11:10.720 most listened to podcast globally on Spotify 2021 responded on his podcast to the video

00:11:15.240 compilation of him using the N word saying bluntly, this is a political hit job. Variety reported

00:11:21.340 quote last Friday, Spotify pulled 70 episodes of the Joe Rogan experience from its platform dating from

00:11:26.240 2009 to 2018, which the streamer said it did at the request of Rogan and his team.

00:11:33.800 That's what they claim. Anyway, they claim that Joe Rogan is the one who decided that he wants to

00:11:38.960 pull these episodes down. And I don't know if that's true or not. I'm not sure if he's,

00:11:42.780 if he has spoken to that or admitted that it was his choice or not, but speaking with his guests,

00:11:49.320 comedian Akash Singh, Rogan asserted quote, in a lot of ways, all this is a relief because that video

00:11:54.440 had always been out there, but this is a political hit job. And so they're taking all this stuff that

00:11:58.840 I've ever said that's wrong and they're smushing it all together, but it's good because it makes

00:12:02.180 me address some things that I really wish wasn't out there. And then his guest responds, you know

00:12:07.860 why I'm proud of you? Because I think comedians have for years done this immature thing where it's

00:12:11.440 like, we don't apologize. We say whatever we want, but you can apologize if you say some wild stuff

00:12:17.280 and you apologize and you own it and that was good for you. And then Rogan said, you should

00:12:22.300 apologize if you regret something. This idea that you should never apologize. Like if you regret

00:12:27.480 something, I don't think there's anything wrong with apologizing, but I think, do think you have

00:12:31.400 to be very careful not to apologize for nonsense. Well, so this is interesting because Joe Rogan

00:12:38.160 acknowledges that this is a, this was all a political hit job, which of course is, it was, it is,

00:12:45.460 um, a highly coordinated and funded political hit job. And there are people that have looked into

00:12:52.120 the organizations behind this. And there are, this is, this is not, you know, we, we, as always,

00:12:57.160 we hear about clips and things resurfacing when there's a compilation video of every time someone

00:13:05.440 used a bad word dating back to 2009. I mean, we're going back 13 years and someone has combed through

00:13:14.200 13 years of episodes. And by the way, episodes that are long too. I mean, each episode is like

00:13:21.140 two or three hours long and someone's combed through that and made a compilation like this.

00:13:27.960 That's not a video that resurfaces. It didn't just bubble to the surface on its own. And somebody

00:13:34.280 stumbled across it. It's like, Hey, what's this? Oh, it's Joe Rogan saying the N word a bunch of times.

00:13:38.360 Now there's a lot of effort and time and money that went into finding this stuff, putting it

00:13:46.260 together, and then also getting it out there, distributing it much like the crack pipes from

00:13:52.960 Joe Biden. Um, so yeah, is it a political hit job? Absolutely coordinated funded, but then he also

00:14:01.260 says, well, yeah, I, I should, it's, it's good for me to have apologized, but what if you know that

00:14:07.880 it's a political hit shop, then why would you apologize? But because the question, as always,

00:14:15.100 when you say, Oh, I should apologize if I regret something, my question and the question you should

00:14:21.440 always keep in mind before you issue any kind of apology. And this is, this is a, this is a real

00:14:27.340 simple question. You have to know, who are you apologizing to? Who is the aggrieved party?

00:14:34.540 Hey, you've been doing this podcast for 13 years. These are all things that you already said.

00:14:46.600 If somebody was personally hurt or damaged by any of this, then they probably would have already told

00:14:52.640 you. And if they were, if there's someone personally in your life who is damaged by something that you

00:15:01.600 do or say, whatever, whatever that happens to be. And, uh, and the, you know, they tell you that or

00:15:07.140 what, and you feel bad about it. Um, then go ahead and apologize to them. I'm not against apologizing,

00:15:14.760 generally speaking. That's, that's like a sociopath. If you say, Oh, I'm never going to apologize for 0.86

00:15:21.160 anything that I ever do in my life ever. That's not the point. The point is if you cause harm to an

00:15:28.700 individual, then you seek out that individual and you apologize to them because they're the aggrieved

00:15:35.040 party. They're the ones who have been harmed, but the public isn't harmed. What, what, what I'm,

00:15:44.900 I'm a member of the public. I'm, I'm okay. So nobody in the public has been harmed. Um, the people

00:15:55.080 who have dug this stuff up, they're not harmed by it. Quite the contrary. They love it. They think

00:16:00.640 it's great. They were looking for it. They were excited. You know, that's, that's the irony is that

00:16:08.260 all the people pretending to be offended by Joe Rogan saying the N word, when they, when they heard the

00:16:13.080 video, every single one of them said, we got them. I mean, they had smiles on their faces. They were

00:16:18.120 gleeful about it. Harmed? No. I mean, they should be, they should be thanking you because they're so

00:16:25.760 happy about it. So even if you regret it, Oh, you regret saying it. Okay. I mean, you can, you can

00:16:33.520 regret it, but who are you apologizing to? This is apology as performance for the mob. It's an

00:16:46.260 apology as a, you know, as a kind of, as a ritual act of, of, of humiliation and submission

00:16:53.960 and that you can't do. And you can't do it because it is a political hit job.

00:17:01.460 And when you apologize, you make it a lot harder for the next person.

00:17:08.300 Okay. Someone has to draw the line in the sand. Someone has to do it. Someone actually has to

00:17:15.940 stand up against cancel culture and say, I'm not going to apologize. I'm not going to play this game.

00:17:21.260 Go ahead and do your worst cancel culture, but you're not going to get anything out of me.

00:17:25.380 You know, you, you, you can play your tune all you want. I'm not going to dance to it.

00:17:34.340 Someone has to do that.

00:17:38.220 And until someone does, um, it's, this is just going to keep happening. There are going to be

00:17:42.120 more victims and more victims. And the reason why I was disappointing for Joe Rogan is because

00:17:47.780 he's, he's, he's a, even though he seems like a nice guy, it's just, it's disappointing because

00:17:55.880 he's in a position of such power. Got a hundred million dollars. You're in a hundred million

00:18:01.620 dollar contract. It was a rum rumble that, you know, the, the YouTube alternative came along

00:18:08.680 a couple of days ago and said, Hey, we'll give you a hundred million dollars. Come do your show on

00:18:12.600 our platform. So you're sitting, you know, you are, you are sitting in the, in the pilot seat

00:18:21.020 and you've got all the power here. And when you've got a hundred million dollars, like what

00:18:28.440 can they really take from you? And if you're in that position with a hundred million dollars

00:18:35.140 and a huge platform and an enormous audience of millions and millions of people who will follow

00:18:40.780 you anywhere, you don't really need Spotify. You can go, you go, you can go to rumble. You

00:18:44.540 can go anywhere. You could go to, you just make your own website, make your own platform,

00:18:48.300 do your own thing entirely, make something that is entirely owned by you so that nobody can take

00:18:53.520 it from you. Start your own subscription service. I mean, there's so much that you could do if you're

00:18:56.620 Joe Rogan. And even if you lose some listeners along the way, you lose a bit of money, you got a

00:19:02.260 hundred million dollars from your last contract. You're fine. Got absolutely nothing to lose.

00:19:06.800 And if you're not going to draw that line in the sand,

00:19:12.960 sitting there with that much power, then it'd just make it so much harder for the next guy.

00:19:18.680 And the next guy is not going to have all the power that you do.

00:19:23.940 That's, what's frustrating about it. All right, next, uh, you know, as, as more and more people

00:19:29.760 see the light about masking still, we have, especially the teachers unions who are holding onto it,

00:19:36.520 desperately, they don't want to give it up. And here, Randy Weingarten, teachers union boss,

00:19:41.120 explains why, uh, you know, we might have to keep masking into the foreseeable future.

00:19:45.880 The issue becomes, how do we make sure that the entire community in a school feel safe and welcome?

00:19:53.920 And I don't think that we, there's, when you get to COVID, there's no, no risk. The real issue

00:20:00.660 becomes, how do we make sure that everybody feels safe? So if we don't have a mask mandate in school,

00:20:07.220 we got to make sure that kids and teachers are not stigmatized for wearing masks and we better do

00:20:13.880 everything we can to make sure the ventilation is working in, um, in classrooms so that there's fresh

00:20:22.460 air and, and that we're doing everything in our power to make sure that this virus is not transmissible.

00:20:29.880 Well, as you said there at the very beginning, and this has been, this has always been obvious

00:20:34.380 that it's about, it's about feelings. It's about, uh, that's what, that's what the masks really are.

00:20:39.280 As I, as I've always said, um, that the reason why kids are being forced to mask, it's not for them,

00:20:48.560 it's never been for them, uh, because they've never been at any serious risk from COVID.

00:20:53.060 It's not even for the adults physically. It's, it's not to keep the adults safe. It's just to make

00:20:59.400 the adults feel better. And so that's really the trade-off. It is the, the, um, it's got nothing

00:21:07.800 to do with physical wellbeing for anybody. And even if it was physical wellbeing, it would still be evil

00:21:14.020 to sacrifice the psychological wellbeing of children for the physical, for the sake of the

00:21:20.400 physical wellbeing of adults. That would still be quite an evil thing, but actually the trade-off

00:21:27.100 has been, um, we're going to sacrifice the psychological wellbeing of children by forcing

00:21:32.520 them to wear masks every day. They can't see each other's faces. They can't show their own face.

00:21:35.540 Um, teaching them that the air is toxic, that everybody around them is toxic and all that

00:21:41.240 because sacrifice their psychological wellbeing for the sake of the psychological wellbeing of adults

00:21:48.240 and not all adults, because my psychological wellbeing has, has never been helped by this,

00:21:54.480 uh, but by the most paranoid and self-centered hypochondriac, you know, obsessive compulsive adults.

00:22:05.540 So that's the trade-off that people like Randy Weingarten have endorsed this entire time.

00:22:11.540 All right. This is from the Daily Wire. It says Airbnb has banned Michelle Malkin blocking the right-wing

00:22:16.000 political commentator from booking reservations on its platform. Uh, and this has finally been by

00:22:20.960 confirmed by the company. Malkin, who has aligned herself in recent months with Nick Fuentes,

00:22:25.100 his America first movement said on Twitter Wednesday that she and her husband had been banned from

00:22:29.720 staying at Airbnb locations. The vacation rental company deleted Malkin's account because of her

00:22:35.140 participation in the 2021 American Renaissance conference, according to an email Malkin posted

00:22:39.500 online. Uh, the email said, it has come to our attention that you are a keynote speaker for the

00:22:44.580 2021 American Renaissance conference earlier this month in Tennessee. Airbnb's community policies

00:22:49.900 prohibit people who are members of or actively associated with known hate groups due to your

00:22:55.200 promotion and participation in a known white nationalist and white supremacist conference. We have determined

00:23:00.340 that we will remove your account from Airbnb. This is consistent with action we've taken to ban

00:23:05.760 people associated with this conference in past years. The platform confirmed, uh, Malkin's ban in a

00:23:11.640 statement to the Daily Beast on Wednesday, consistent with our policies. If we become aware of users who

00:23:17.500 are members of, or are actively affiliated with hate groups, we remove them from Airbnb. Now what Airbnb has

00:23:27.560 not provided as far as far as I know thus far is, uh, any example, any other example of them doing this

00:23:36.460 banning someone for being associated with a quote known hate group. We should also note by the way that

00:23:43.160 Michelle Malkin, who's, uh, being banned from Airbnb and being deplatformed as a white supremacist is not

00:23:50.600 white, which you would think might be relevant here. Not exactly sure how you can be a white supremacist

00:23:59.140 when you're not white, but this is, um, what, one of those things that even people on the right, even

00:24:08.420 now, some of them kind of skimming over because they say, oh, well, Michelle Malkin, she's, she's too extreme 0.98

00:24:16.180 for my taste. She's, uh, she's, uh, getting involved with Nick Fuentes and all this. And so I,

00:24:23.560 that's, that's, we're not gonna be worried about that. Well, you should worry about it for, for,

00:24:29.380 for reasons of basic self-preservation. This is a definite, this is a definite escalation here.

00:24:37.340 It's a quite a foreseeable escalation, but it's an escalation because at least platforms like Twitter

00:24:45.160 and YouTube and all that Spotify and all the rest of them, um, when they deplatform you for your

00:24:51.500 opinions, well, they can always claim, they can always say that, well, this is a platform for

00:24:57.400 expressing ideas. And these ideas that you're, that you express are harmful and dangerous at all.

00:25:04.060 And even if that's nonsense, since it's totally bogus, they are at least platforms for expressing

00:25:09.040 ideas. That's why the platforms exist. But Airbnb is just a, a place where you rent vacation homes,

00:25:17.320 or if you're going to stay in an area for a few days and you, you rent out, it's that they're not

00:25:22.260 platforms for the expression of ideas. Um, as, as far as I know, Michelle Malkin was not, she wasn't

00:25:31.140 hosting the event at the Airbnb location. She wasn't even having an after party for everybody

00:25:38.660 afterwards. She was just staying there. And it's not that Airbnb is saying, oh, you, you can't stay,

00:25:46.600 uh, at a Airbnb location while you're attending this event. It's like, you can never stay at another

00:25:54.480 location because we have decided that your opinions are unacceptable. Oh, because they're, because

00:26:05.220 you're associated with a, with a hate group. And how do they determine, uh, what is, what's a hate

00:26:11.720 group? Well, they determine it based on what groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center

00:26:15.780 tell them. Well, the problem is that the Southern Poverty Law Center would say that all of us are, are

00:26:25.280 engaging in hate speech. They would certainly say it about me and that I'm sure they already have.

00:26:29.640 I'm sure they would say, if you ask them that the daily wire is a hate group.

00:26:38.720 That's the, uh, that's, that's the beauty of that label calling something hate speech or a hate group.

00:26:44.460 It's so broad and so vague that you can apply it to anyone.

00:26:50.140 And then when that becomes the pretense for, um, taking away someone's right to access public

00:26:56.640 accommodations, then you've just opened up the floodgates. And that, that's what, that's what

00:27:04.160 is happening here. I mean, anything can be hate speech. In fact, much of what I engage in.

00:27:16.320 Sure. A lot of it is hate speech. You know, I'm, I'm talking about things that I hate. Like for,

00:27:22.460 for example, uh, we, we started the show talking about Joe Biden's plan to distribute crack pipes.

00:27:29.960 I hate that plan. I am very hateful towards the idea of giving out crack pipes. So is that hate

00:27:37.320 speech? I guess. Um, I'm often accused of hate speech when it comes to the gender issue.

00:27:45.560 Sure. Yeah. A lot of hate speech there too. Um, I hate gender ideology. I think it's an evil and 0.92

00:27:54.740 twisted thing. I hate when kids are being indoctrinated into it and harmed because of

00:28:00.300 it and drugged and mutilated. I hate that. I really, really hate it. So hate speech. Yeah,

00:28:08.660 I guess so. A lot of what I talk about with on the pro-life issue is, is hateful because I hate the

00:28:16.660 fact that we're killing, that we've killed 60 million babies. I really hate that. I hate the

00:28:22.580 murder of babies. All of that can be called hate speech, I suppose. And the, the label is, is meant 0.72

00:28:31.900 to be as fluid as that so that it can be applied to anything. And it's completely subjective.

00:28:38.660 And if now that means you can't access public accommodations, you can't even stay. Oh,

00:28:43.740 by the way, they also stopped her. Uh, they also, they all, they applied this to her husband as well.

00:28:47.860 Not just Michelle Malkin, her husband guilt by association.

00:28:54.200 Her husband cannot stay at Airbnb properties because his wife has opinions that they don't like.

00:29:03.040 What about her kids? Um, what about her uncles and aunts and cousins?

00:29:08.660 I guess they're, they're next in line. All right. Here's something that, um, I missed last week

00:29:15.800 when I was gone. And, um, I don't know if you missed it or not. You may have seen it, but I've

00:29:19.480 had it on, I've, I've had it on the docket here because I just, it's the kind of thing I have to

00:29:24.200 comment on. Professor Steven Kirshner at, uh, Fredonia university in an interview. Um, here he is,

00:29:32.700 we have a couple of clips. We'll play the first one here. He is making the case for pedophilia.

00:29:37.100 Listen, imagine that an adult male wants to have sex with a 12 year old girl. Imagine that she's a 0.99

00:29:45.220 willing participant, a very standard, very widely held view that there's something deeply wrong

00:29:50.300 about this and it's wrong independent of it being criminalized. It's not obvious to me that is in

00:29:55.600 fact wrong. I think this is a mistake. And I think that exploring why it's a mistake will tell us

00:30:01.100 not only things about adult child sex and statutory rape, but also about fundamental principles of

00:30:07.020 morality. Fundamental principles of morality is worried about, uh, and it gets worse. If you think

00:30:13.280 that that's as bad as it could possibly get there, there are many videos of this guy, which maybe you've

00:30:17.820 seen floating around there. Um, this is, I hesitate to say that this is the worst because I haven't

00:30:25.480 watched all the videos cause I can't stomach them, but this is the worst one that I could stomach

00:30:29.800 watching. Listen to what he says here. Well, there's a couple of things to say here. One is even if you

00:30:35.820 are looking for a threshold, let's say there's a threshold, I'm making this number up, but let's say

00:30:39.520 it's at age eight. Um, still that tells you that some adult child sex is permissible. Second, the notion

00:30:47.240 that it's wrong, even with a one-year-old is not quite obvious to me. There are reports in some

00:30:53.780 cultures of grandmothers fellating their, uh, the baby boys to calm them down when they're colicky.

00:30:59.900 Now, I don't know if this is true, but this is sort of widely reported as occurring in, in at least

00:31:03.860 one culture and it working that the grandmothers believe, believe this actually works. If this were

00:31:08.960 to be true, and again, I don't know what to be true. If it were to be true, it's hard to see what

00:31:13.680 would be wrong with it. So yeah, I guess I think, no, I don't think there's a blanket period beyond

00:31:20.220 which this is permissible. If we're interested in willing participation, which is the way I

00:31:25.920 structured it, then yeah, there's a, there's a point below which people aren't willing participants

00:31:29.660 in anything because they don't have intentions or they don't have the sort of mental states

00:31:34.280 that allow for willing participation. But no, I don't, I don't think it's blanket wrong at any age.

00:31:39.200 So this is a college professor, um, philosophy professor. And he says that it's at no age

00:31:49.120 is it necessarily wrong, but going all the way down to one, as you just heard him say.

00:31:57.240 Um, hopefully most people, at least most rational people can see now that it's not a slippery slope.

00:32:05.660 Um, there, there is an effort, an increasing effort by people and it always starts in academia.

00:32:15.160 Um, so we have it now in academia and we we've seen it elsewhere, but this is not the first college

00:32:19.300 professor we've heard in the last couple of months, um, talking about normalizing pedophilia.

00:32:24.880 And, and hopefully it's obvious by now that this is not a, some slippery slope conspiracy. This is,

00:32:31.580 this is, uh, it is a slippery slope, but it's real and we're on it.

00:32:37.640 And normalizing pedophilia is sort of the last, that's the last barrier to come down.

00:32:44.920 And it's going to come down because all the rest have,

00:32:47.480 you know, now it's, now it's a matter of pure ideological momentum.

00:32:57.920 And we also know it's going to happen for a couple other reasons. One is that as I pointed

00:33:02.940 out many times, you know, everything that's happening with gender is setting the stage for

00:33:10.020 the normalization of, and, you know, eventually the legalization of pedophilia.

00:33:14.120 Um, because the whole, the whole, you know, this professor of course waves away this, this

00:33:21.840 logic, but one of the reasons why pedophilia is a, is a, is a hideous evil is that children

00:33:32.120 cannot consent. They can't, they, they don't have the psychological capacity. They don't have

00:33:38.200 the mental faculties all in place to actually consent to do something like that. 0.57

00:33:44.120 Their, their, their brains are not fully formed yet. And so they can't possibly know what

00:33:51.980 they're doing. And also the power dynamics and everything else between an adult and the

00:33:58.200 child, the child can't consent to it. But if you're arguing that a child can consent at the

00:34:09.380 age of 12 to chemical castration, um, because a boy wants to become a girl, that a 14 year old

00:34:21.980 girl can consent to have her breast chopped off permanent life altering decision, uh, or even 1.00

00:34:29.680 that a three year old can make a, make the decision to start transitioning their gender.

00:34:35.040 If, if that's the argument that you're making, that almost everybody on the left makes not

00:34:41.940 just kooky college professors way out on the fringes. If that's the argument that you're

00:34:47.500 making, then you have already started to tear down this last barrier by, by claiming that

00:34:57.720 children can consent to life altering decisions to life altering sexual decisions.

00:35:07.900 So this is a quite inevitable. And here's the latest on this from the local ABC affiliate in

00:35:13.940 Buffalo. It says, um, the Fredonia professor who you just heard there is being assigned to duties

00:35:19.340 that do not include his physical presence on campus and will not have contact with students

00:35:24.260 as an investigation continues following his, his comments on adult child sex. Um, the, the, uh,

00:35:32.340 Fredonia released a response as soon as these videos came out. And the response from the statement

00:35:38.360 from president Stephen H. Collison says, Fredonia is aware of a video posted online involving one of

00:35:44.460 its professors. The views expressed by the professor are reprehensible and do not represent the values of

00:35:49.220 Fredonia in any way, shape or form. They are solely the professor's views. The matter is being reviewed.

00:35:54.260 Oh, so they're going to, they're going to review it. They're investigating it, but he's still getting

00:35:59.760 paid and he still has a job. And my prediction is that, you know, within a few weeks, he's going

00:36:06.680 to be back on the job. They're, they're waiting for the heat to take, to get off of them because

00:36:10.520 this is not, by the way, they, this is not a surprise to them. This guy has been talking about this

00:36:15.620 issue and, uh, he's been on this train of, of, uh, normalizing and legalizing and justifying

00:36:22.320 validating pedophilia for years. They knew that he thought all of this. They even knew he was out

00:36:29.020 doing interviews about it. They just didn't expect it would go viral and that, uh, the wrong people

00:36:34.660 would see it. So they're waiting for the heat to come off and then they're going to, I guarantee

00:36:38.140 put them back on assignment. All right. Uh, final thing. Here's a CNN report about moms who come

00:36:45.780 together in a parking lot every once in a while to, uh, to scream, not exactly sure why, but let's

00:36:52.240 watch and find out. Deep breaths in. I mean, at first you're, you're a little nervous, right?

00:37:06.160 Or a little like, can I do this? Is this, is this appropriate? You feel lighter. You feel a complete

00:37:18.000 release. Um, you feel, it's, it's nice to feel out of control. I want a cheddar bunny. You want a cheddar

00:37:24.640 bunny? All right. Back in 2020, when we went into pandemic quarantine for the first time,

00:37:32.000 I went, instantly went remote with all my clients and started having conversation after conversation

00:37:38.000 about the struggles that women and moms were having. One plus two makes three. I also have two 0.86

00:37:45.040 little kids. So I was living what they were talking about. We were stuck at home. We couldn't see the

00:37:50.480 people that helped us. Even therapy sessions were via zoom. I could feel their anger through the screen.

00:37:55.680 I could sense it in my own body connecting to theirs. And I would say to them, we just need to go into a

00:38:01.600 field and scream. That was where it started. And then a year later, when we were still stuck in this

00:38:08.480 pandemic, still experiencing a lot of the same overwhelm, we did it again, uh, in January of 2022.

00:38:20.960 Okay. Well, if you thought that liberal women couldn't get any more annoying, 1.00

00:38:25.520 you stand corrected. I have an idea. How about you just, uh, you just suck it up buttercup. 0.98

00:38:31.600 How's that for an idea? Control your emotions a little bit.

00:38:35.440 Oh, we're so, we're so stressed. We have to go out into the parking lot and scream,

00:38:39.760 let everybody know it. What, what, what, what happened to just, you know, I don't know,

00:38:45.520 being an adult, having a little bit of maturity. This is, this is how, like, this is how my,

00:38:52.720 my two-year-old handles her stress. A little bit of maturity. That's my idea. Just a thought.

00:38:59.520 Let's get down to the comment section.

00:39:00.720 All right, we'll start with our, uh, brand spanking new video comments. Let's begin. Let's play, uh,

00:39:20.320 clip eight first. Hey Matt, this is Joshua Royal Wathen. I am the proud author of the Sweet Baby

00:39:26.480 Gang Anthem. With all the fun being had in the video comments, I wanted to submit one from myself

00:39:31.600 with a new verse that I wrote just for you. Take a listen.

00:39:35.600 Who's safe and dream you have to leave in there just for a day?

00:39:41.600 There's someone to thank. He leads the Sweet Baby Gang.

00:39:49.600 Who's bringing shopping carts back to their rightful place. We're becoming saints. Here in the Sweet Baby Gang.

00:40:02.800 Now there's no more crying.

00:40:05.120 Let me know what you think of it. If you like it, I'll create an official extended version

00:40:09.120 and release it on Spotify. Uh, or if not, just cancel me. That's fine too. Uh, regardless, man,

00:40:15.440 thank you so much for what you do and for allowing me to be a part of your show in this way.

00:40:20.400 It's beautiful, Josh. It really, it almost, if I, if I could experience human emotion, I would have,

00:40:24.320 I think I probably would have cried. Uh, and Joshua Royal is the poet laureate of the, of the Sweet

00:40:30.880 Baby Gang. Uh, I, I think that's the best. I think we need to take that verse and make that the verse

00:40:36.480 that we played before the comment. That's my, that's my, and we gotta, that's the verse right there.

00:40:40.560 As good as the verse is that we use, I think that's it. Wonderful. Beautiful. Um,

00:40:49.840 what else is there to say? Let's go to, uh, let's play clip. This is a long one. Uh, clip six.

00:40:56.960 Hey Matt, my name's Jeff. With all this talk about voting going on the last couple of weeks,

00:41:01.360 I wondered what you would make of a system of weighted voting. Not sure if any countries do this,

00:41:06.100 but I like the idea of a system that has maybe up to 10 points. Uh, you get one when you come of age,

00:41:11.860 another point when you turn 40, another when you're 60, those ages could be tweaked depending.

00:41:16.900 Um, three more points for taking a series of tests, optional. Um, I would do economics,

00:41:22.740 us law, us history, world history, and current world affairs. You could choose any one of those

00:41:28.420 up to three, get up to three points. And these are hard tests. I would, I would make them, you know,

00:41:33.060 you sit for an hour, maybe 200 multiple choice questions. So you really have to know your stuff.

00:41:38.100 The final four points I would give to having dependents, being a property owner, being a

00:41:43.460 business owner and serving in the military in some capacity. And you could argue about

00:41:48.740 how many years of service or, um, how many dependents, how big your business has to be.

00:41:54.420 But you know, that's the general framework. And then there's a lot you could do with this system.

00:41:57.860 You could knock felons back down to one point. They still get to vote, but it's not worth as much.

00:42:02.980 And I like this because even your average citizen who starts a family, buys a house,

00:42:08.100 starts a business, takes their test, is going to have a vote that's worth eight, nine, or 10.

00:42:12.500 And people that just don't care all that much are just going to be stuck at a one or a two. So it

00:42:15.940 really drives home the fact that, you know, stakeholders and people with skin in the game,

00:42:21.220 um, that put in the effort are going to have more of a say in how our countries run.

00:42:24.740 Uh, very curious what you'd have to say about that. SBG for life. Thank you.

00:42:28.100 Well, it's, it's a better system than what we have right now. Um, but then again,

00:42:32.820 pretty much any system is better. I think when it comes to any voting system is better than what

00:42:36.500 we have right now, where everyone is allowed to vote no matter how ignorant, uninformed they happen 0.97

00:42:44.900 to be. And their vote counts exactly the same as, uh, as someone who actually knows what they're doing 0.87

00:42:51.300 and is paying attention and at least knows what universe and what galaxy and what country they're

00:42:55.300 living in. So anything's better than that. I think that that is an improvement. Um,

00:43:01.780 it's a creative idea. I'll give you that. I've never heard that, that concept before.

00:43:06.260 So I like that we're having this conversation, like at least this is a conversation we should,

00:43:09.940 we should actually be having on a, on a national level. So I like that. My only problem with it is

00:43:14.580 that number one, you give, it's, it gives too much weight to age. So there's, I don't see any

00:43:21.140 reason why say a sick, someone who's 60, their vote should count more than someone who's 30.

00:43:27.940 I am a proponent of raising the voting age above 18 only because 18 year olds are still kids.

00:43:34.980 Really? I mean, effectively you're still a kid and your brain isn't, isn't even fully developed yet

00:43:40.180 until you're like 25, which is why I think you can make the argument for putting the voting

00:43:44.100 age of 25. But then once you're fully an adult, um, and especially if you are,

00:43:51.860 especially if you're an adult and you're married and you have a family and you have a job and all

00:43:56.660 that, and you're a taxpayer, um, I don't see any reason why you would gain more credit just,

00:44:03.060 just simply by getting older. So that's one problem. The other problem is, you know, you're,

00:44:08.420 you're still talking about giving some kind of vote to people who have no skin in the game and have

00:44:13.540 no idea what they're doing. And my point is that their vote should count for zero.

00:44:18.980 They should have zero points. They should have zero say.

00:44:21.300 If you have no skin in the game, you're not invested at all. Um,

00:44:29.060 and, uh, and you, and you don't know anything about the system you're participating in,

00:44:36.020 then you should get no vote at all. But again, it's a good conversation.

00:44:40.260 Uh, let's see, this is from officer Derek Chauvin. I'm guessing not the one and only says,

00:44:47.060 it's stunning and brave that these woke warriors would take their masks off and risk COVID to

00:44:51.620 infiltrate the SBG crowd. Yeah, we'll see. We'll see how many show up today. I'm speaking at Texas

00:44:56.420 A&M tonight at seven o'clock. And we talked yesterday about their, the leftist plan to,

00:45:00.820 to infiltrate and we'll see, they got to get 35. That's their, that's what they wrote down on their

00:45:05.940 little, uh, on their little chart. They got to get 35. And if they can't get 35, they're all going to

00:45:11.220 walk away. So we'll see. Um, contextually obligated says I normally love Matt's parenting advice,

00:45:16.340 but this one stressed me out as a new mom. She's one years old now. So maybe I'm just paranoid,

00:45:21.060 but I can't leave my daughter alone in the car for even a split second. I'm afraid I'd have a heart

00:45:25.540 attack or spontaneously combust before I get back to the car and she'll just sit in the back and cook. 1.00

00:45:32.180 And no one would know that she's back there. I do struggle, but I bring the cart back with her in

00:45:36.580 my arms. Well, as long as you're returning the cart. Um, but this is one of those things,

00:45:40.420 you know, one, one of those areas of kind of absurd paranoia in our culture when like, yes,

00:45:47.640 obviously if it's a hundred degrees outside, uh, you're not going to leave your kid in the car for

00:45:53.220 any extended length of time because that's extremely dangerous and you're going to kill them. But

00:45:57.760 that, so that's, that's clear. It should be clear that you shouldn't be doing that.

00:46:02.240 But in a lot of cases that's now morphed into, if it's 65 degrees out, you can't leave your kid in

00:46:10.040 a locked car for a minute to go return a shopping cart or even like just run into the gas station

00:46:17.980 real quick and buy something and come out. That doesn't make any sense. It's that's paranoia.

00:46:22.660 There's really nothing behind it. And, uh, but I also understand if she's one and you're a new parent,

00:46:27.020 you're going to be paranoid. I get it. Um, look, and who am I to talk about paranoia? I still,

00:46:32.640 before I go to bed each night, I go upstairs and I check all my kids to make sure they're still

00:46:36.620 breathing. And I still do that. And my, our oldest are eight years old. So, uh, and finally,

00:46:42.420 this guy's the limit says, dear Matt's protesters. If you really want to blend in head to the DW store

00:46:47.260 and pick up a few SBG and Johnny, the Walrus shirts and a few copies of the book helps to bring a leftist

00:46:52.440 tears Tumblr or two. That's a great idea. You know, I suggested, and I gave the, the hint that if you

00:46:58.600 want to be heterosexual passing, as they said, they want to be so they can blend in with the

00:47:03.440 crowd. They can wear t-shirts that say I'm heterosexual because of course, that's what 0.78

00:47:06.940 all cisgender heterosexual people do even better though. And I'm ashamed. I didn't think of this

00:47:11.280 is that's right. Go to dailywire.com slash shop, go to our store, buy all the Matt Walsh

00:47:16.280 merchandise, and then you'll blend in and I'll get paid also at the same time. So kill two birds with

00:47:21.720 one stone. Well, the day is almost here. Tomorrow, February 10th will be the world premiere of Shut

00:47:26.780 In, Daily Wire's first original film at 9 p.m. Eastern, 8 p.m. Central over at Daily Wire YouTube.

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00:47:35.760 friend. And she must escape to save her children before it's too late. It's a tale of redemption

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00:47:46.760 Lainey, where have you been?

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00:48:41.140 Now let's get to our daily cancellation.

00:48:46.620 You know, there's always been racism in the world, and there always will be.

00:48:49.980 Contrary to the convenient, ad hoc, arbitrary definition the left gives the word today,

00:48:54.780 racism is simply the hatred toward or resentment of another group of people based on their skin color.

00:48:59.500 Racism is not a single word somebody says. It's not a joke they make. Racism also is not dependent

00:49:04.920 on power structures or systems or institutions. Any old schlub can be a racist. And the racism of

00:49:12.260 the least powerful is no more justified than the racism of the most powerful. Racism is not the

00:49:17.620 exclusive domain of one race or another. No race has a monopoly on racism, either as victim or

00:49:24.880 perpetrator. And racism is not necessarily a crisis. Because if somebody is racist and their racism is

00:49:33.360 largely rejected by the society they live in, then there's not a whole lot of harm that his racist

00:49:39.680 thoughts can do. His racism is likely to remain mostly in his thoughts because it's not accepted

00:49:45.620 by society where it damages him more than it damages anybody else. Where racism becomes truly dangerous

00:49:53.000 is where it's accepted by the culture. Racism that society embraces, even celebrates, is the kind, it's the

00:49:59.660 only kind that can cause widespread harm. It's the only kind that we really have to worry about. But given that

00:50:05.160 society accepts this kind of racism, most people in society are not worried about it, which means always

00:50:10.940 that the kind of racism everyone should worry about is by definition exactly the kind that they're not

00:50:17.200 worrying about. And in our culture, of course, that is anti-white racism. It is only in a country that

00:50:24.400 embraces and celebrates anti-white racism that something like this can exist. According to the

00:50:30.240 film website Collider, filmmaker Sasha Jenkins has teamed up with Showtime to shine a light on

00:50:36.080 institutionalized and systemic racism in a new docu-series titled Everything's Gonna Be All White.

00:50:42.640 In the series trailer, viewers hear from multiple people of color speaking about their experiences

00:50:46.780 with racism and the negative impact of whiteness in America. Set to debut on February 11th,

00:50:52.100 the three-part limited series will feature interviews with historians, artists, activists,

00:50:55.580 cultural commentators, actors, and more. In a trailer that gives a may-trigger-white-people

00:51:00.960 disclaimer at its start, several interviewees provide their commentary on everything from

00:51:05.160 white fragility to the Capitol riots of January 2021. Through facts, historical events, and even some

00:51:10.340 comedy, the trailer focuses its lens on the problematic systems that are in place to hold people of color 1.00

00:51:15.280 down while elevating Caucasians. Well, this sounds bad already. You don't know the half of it. The 1.00

00:51:20.720 trailer for this thing came out a few days ago, and it is maybe the most unabashedly,

00:51:27.540 gleefully racist thing you'll ever watch in your life. Take a look.

00:51:31.880 I think what annoys me most about white people is when they pretend like they're the victim. 0.99

00:51:44.140 What's also annoying is when they, you know, when they kill us. 0.98

00:51:47.540 We'll just stop there for a second to note that it is certainly annoying to be killed. I agree with

00:51:52.720 you there. But it's very rare that a white person kills a black person. It's also comparatively rare 0.99

00:51:58.000 that a black person kills a white person. White people tend to kill white people and black people 0.99

00:52:01.340 tend to kill black people. Black people make up a hugely disproportionate number of murder victims, 1.00

00:52:05.840 but they're almost all killed by other black people. And as for interracial murder, which again 0.99

00:52:11.080 is rare, more whites are killed by black people than black people by white people. Those are the facts 0.99

00:52:17.560 in case they matter to you. Back to the trailer.

00:52:21.160 You know, fragility is an interesting concept. Let me ask you this. When white people are told that

00:52:44.360 there's a certain word they can't say in any context, they can't even utter the syllables,

00:52:50.300 no matter the reason or intention because of the harm that word will do to members of another race.

00:52:57.440 Where is the fragility there? Who's being fragile? When a black NFL coach cries that he's being 0.83

00:53:03.700 oppressed because it took him more than three hours to find a new coaching job. Is that fragility?

00:53:10.800 See, as it turns out, there's quite a lot of fragility in our culture, but it's not that one race or 1.00

00:53:15.680 another is fragile. There is in fact plenty of fragility among white people too. It's that fragility 0.91

00:53:21.700 is cultivated among members of victim classes. They are treated as fragile, encouraged to be

00:53:29.800 fragile, encouraged to be helpless, to be victims. That's where the fragility is. All right, let's go

00:53:35.800 back to the trailer.

00:53:36.800 We're storming the Capitol. You're not patriots. You're ridiculous.

00:53:43.540 One of the definitions of American whiteness is ignorance. 1.00

00:53:50.380 White people, we are not your problem. You are. 0.99

00:53:54.340 Should white people today feel any responsibility for slavery? 0.96

00:53:59.120 Hell yeah. 0.98

00:54:00.740 White Jesus or black Jesus? 0.97

00:54:02.500 Jesus was not white.

00:54:03.740 Think of geography.

00:54:05.080 Ain't no way Jesus walked around with blonde hair and blue eyes.

00:54:09.900 White culture fears the end of the world. For us as Native people, the end of the world

00:54:14.220 already happened like multiple times.

00:54:19.380 Symbols and monuments, these are mementos of racism.

00:54:23.120 Bring that sacudate. 0.96

00:54:24.920 What about TCBY yogurt or something? Everybody can get behind.

00:54:30.380 The truth has to be told about history.

00:54:35.080 We have to make sure that these stories are told from our perspective.

00:54:40.420 All right. I think it's probably about enough of that. You know, I often hear, just on this

00:54:46.760 white Jesus thing, I often hear it insisted that Jesus isn't white.

00:54:50.640 But the interesting thing is, I never hear anyone insisting that he is white.

00:54:56.920 So race hustlers love to go on and on about the fact that Jesus didn't have blonde hair and blue eyes.

00:55:01.780 Which is a bit like me running around telling everybody that George Washington wasn't a black guy from Nigeria.

00:55:07.380 It's true, of course, that George Washington wasn't African.

00:55:09.480 But by debunking that idea, I'm debunking something that I made up in my head in the first place.

00:55:14.620 In a similar way, nobody ever said that Jesus looked like he's from Sweden.

00:55:20.820 Now, you might see Jesus depicted with lighter skin in some art, but that's because nobody knows what Jesus looked like.

00:55:27.760 And so his physical depictions, which are all essentially fictional,

00:55:31.400 because there's no portrait provided to us in the Bible.

00:55:34.420 So people are kind of making it up.

00:55:37.720 And that means his physical depictions are going to reflect the people who create the depiction.

00:55:42.560 Black artists will probably tend to make Jesus look a little bit blacker, 1.00

00:55:45.800 while white artists may tend to make him look a little bit whiter. 0.87

00:55:49.440 Now, Jesus, I can assure you, is not offended by any of this.

00:55:53.680 In fact, Jesus doesn't really care if we get his physical description exactly right.

00:55:57.980 And I feel comfortable speaking for Jesus on this point.

00:56:00.920 And I know that he doesn't care because if he did, he would have provided us with that description

00:56:06.640 instead of leaving it so conspicuously absent from the record.

00:56:12.100 And so what that means is that people, again, sort of make it up.

00:56:16.220 And as artists, it's going to reflect their, you know, it's going to reflect themselves in a certain way.

00:56:22.780 That's fine.

00:56:24.020 Not a problem.

00:56:24.820 Now, you notice at the end of the clip, we're told that the stories of history, including the gospel story, I guess,

00:56:31.460 must be told from our perspective, meaning the non-white perspective.

00:56:36.180 Of course, anyone who tells a story is going to be telling it from their own perspective.

00:56:40.700 Nobody is suggesting that black people shouldn't have a perspective or they shouldn't tell stories grounded in that perspective.

00:56:46.280 But what he really means, what this documentary, along with critical race theory as a whole, is trying to get across,

00:56:51.920 is that the stories of history and the story of America and the story of our culture, both past and present,

00:56:58.040 must be told from a perspective that is actively antagonistic towards white people.

00:57:03.200 That's what's really meant.

00:57:05.460 Now, think about this.

00:57:07.040 Is there any country in the non-Western world where the culture is openly antagonistic to the nation's predominant race?

00:57:14.520 Could something analogous to what I just played for you exist in any non-Western country?

00:57:23.300 You know, something like that targeting the majority of the people in the country on racial grounds?

00:57:31.180 Could there be any serious movement anywhere else to shame and demonize and exclude and marginalize the majority race in the country?

00:57:40.460 Has anything like this ever existed anywhere in history?

00:57:43.480 I think not.

00:57:45.720 And it's gotten to this point now through years of conditioning. 0.85

00:57:48.860 Not only the conditioning of non-white groups to hate white people and blame them for every problem, 0.95

00:57:54.680 even and especially the problems that members of these other groups largely cause through their own choices. 0.69

00:57:59.920 But on top of that, there has to have been a long and sustained effort to condition white people to hate themselves, 0.93

00:58:04.940 hate who they are, 0.96

00:58:06.500 loathe their own identity.

00:58:07.700 It's probably not a coincidence that this is all happening at the same time that gender ideology takes hold.

00:58:13.220 Because all of this comes down to a hatred and rejection of yourself.

00:58:17.500 That's the only way that any of this stuff can happen.

00:58:23.320 That's how we end up with that. 0.72

00:58:25.680 The most ridiculously racist thing put on film in decades, easily.

00:58:32.620 And you can watch it on Showtime this week, which is why today we must say that Showtime is canceled.

00:58:41.600 And we'll leave it there for today.

00:58:43.040 Thanks for watching.

00:58:43.680 Thanks for listening.

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The Matt Walsh Show - February 09, 2022

Ep. 886 - Crack Pipe Equity

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