The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 936 - Here Lies CNN+, May It Rest In Peace

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, tragedy strikes as CNN's new streaming service crashes and burns

00:00:04.360 right after takeoff. It's a terrible thing. Also, Republicans in Florida officially passed the bill

00:00:08.080 to revoke Disney's special privileges, but some conservatives are uncomfortable with this kind of

00:00:12.160 aggressiveness from the right. And Johnny Depp has audio proving that he is the victim of domestic

00:00:16.640 abuse. AOC warns about another January 6th on the horizon, and Jen Psaki tries to explain why

00:00:22.060 kindergarten teachers might need to talk about gender identity with their students. Her reasoning 0.98

00:00:26.920 leaves a lot to be desired. We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:02:02.360 beautiful Friday, and I wanted to do something fun and lighthearted because I am, of course,

00:02:06.800 known for being fun and lighthearted. That's not going to be possible today, as there has been

00:02:11.780 a deeply tragic event, indeed a series of deeply tragic events that I must address. This has been a week of

00:02:19.640 loss, heartbreak, grief, calamity after calamity, tribulation after tribulation. It all began on

00:02:26.940 Monday with the terrible news that Jon Stewart's new show on Apple is failing. This came as a great

00:02:33.540 shock to the nation, mostly because the nation didn't realize that Jon Stewart had a new show,

00:02:37.980 but he does for now. And just five weeks into its run, the latest episode was viewed only 40,000 times.

00:02:44.340 Yes, 40,000. Now, to put that in perspective, 40,000 is a fraction of the audience that I have

00:02:50.460 for my podcast, and I used to do this thing in my car. In fact, yesterday, I did a 10-minute monologue

00:02:55.420 about a woman whose boyfriend is digging a big hole in the ground, and we clipped that and posted

00:03:00.480 it separately on YouTube for some reason, and even that has more than 40,000 views. More people are

00:03:06.400 interested in hearing me talk about a hole in the ground than are interested in hearing Jon Stewart

00:03:11.460 talk about anything. I'd like to think that's a reflection of my brilliant oratory about holes,

00:03:16.940 but I think it's probably more a statement about the near complete lack of interest in Jon Stewart.

00:03:21.640 No doubt, Jon Stewart himself is flummoxed by all this. After all, he has used every episode

00:03:26.760 of his new show to worship the god of wokeness. He has made all the sacrificial offerings. He's burned

00:03:32.900 the incense and performed the incantations. He's flagellated himself and repented of his whiteness

00:03:38.600 over and over and over again. He's done everything he could, and yet his ratings continue to plummet.

00:03:44.540 Soon he'll have an audience size comparable to what, say, your uncle might get if he did a Facebook

00:03:49.200 live for his 32 friends on Facebook. The whole situation has led to lots of analysis and speculation

00:03:55.240 and, most tragically of all, think pieces. One think piece published in The Atlantic yesterday

00:04:00.160 spends many thousands of words trying to figure out what happened to Jon Stewart and why he isn't as

00:04:04.980 funny and smart as he was back in his Daily Show days. There's been a lot of theorizing about this

00:04:09.900 point, and amid all the discussion and conjecture, somehow nobody has remembered that Daily Show,

00:04:14.540 the Daily Show Jon Stewart was reading lines off of a teleprompter that somebody else wrote for him.

00:04:20.620 So maybe he's not as smart and funny anymore because he was never that smart and funny. His writers were

00:04:25.520 smart and funny, and even then, not nearly as smart and funny as everybody pretended. That's one thought.

00:04:29.880 But whatever the cause of this current situation, it is a terrible thing. And I feel bad, very bad,

00:04:36.460 very bad for Jon Stewart. But the tragedy doesn't end there. The very next day, it was announced,

00:04:42.320 and again, this all happened this week. It was announced that things aren't much better over

00:04:46.480 on Apple TV's main competitor, Netflix. It was revealed that Netflix actually lost subscribers,

00:04:51.520 200,000 total, in the first quarter of 2022. And this news sent Netflix stock tumbling,

00:04:58.840 so that now the company has lost $50 billion. Once again, analysts are flabbergasted.

00:05:05.740 How could Netflix be losing so many subscribers? It's unexplainable. Netflix itself blames the war

00:05:12.340 in Ukraine. They say that it's Putin's fault. And that's not a joke, by the way. That's really what

00:05:17.260 they're saying. Yet another outrage committed by Putin. First, his invasion of Ukraine causes a gas price

00:05:23.220 spike that was already happening before he invaded Ukraine. Then his invasion of Ukraine causes a 1.00

00:05:27.960 supply chain crisis that was already happening before he invaded Ukraine. Then his invasion of

00:05:32.200 Ukraine causes inflation that was already happening before he invaded Ukraine. And now he's stealing 0.94

00:05:37.140 subscribers from Netflix. I bet he's also the one stopping people from watching Jon Stewart,

00:05:42.360 by the way. Now we know that the subscriber loss can't have anything to do with the product

00:05:48.020 that Netflix is offering, because that product is uniformly spectacular. I mean, for example,

00:05:53.960 just this week, Netflix announced a new film called He's Expecting about a pregnant man.

00:06:01.340 And the trailer for this film, by the way, stipulates that this is a cisgender, quote unquote,

00:06:07.200 pregnant man. Obviously, the sort of material people want to see and would see, if not for Putin. 0.94

00:06:14.740 This brings us finally to the tragic grand finale. The week's last indignity. The thing that nearly broke

00:06:23.140 me. The announcement was made at the end of this week. CNN's new streaming service, CNN Plus,

00:06:30.380 which was launched only a month ago, will be shutting down. It lasted for a month.

00:06:35.960 A month. The company invested $300 million into it, and it lasted a month. My God, my God,

00:06:46.360 why have you forsaken CNN Plus? Why did the world forsaken? Reportedly, the service was attracting

00:06:51.800 only 10,000 viewers a day. Only 10,000. They could have literally quadrupled their audience if they

00:06:58.500 hired Jon Stewart. You know, Tim Pool has a live stream of his chicken coop that easily pulls more

00:07:04.020 than 10,000 viewers in a day, his chicken coop. 300 million for 10,000 viewers means that their

00:07:10.800 cost of acquisition per viewer was like $30,000. So by my math, if they wanted to reach the Daily

00:07:16.640 Wire subscriber numbers at 30,000 a pop, it would only cost them about $18 billion. So it's a bad

00:07:24.780 situation, in other words. And now CNN Plus is no more. Once again, though, media analysts are

00:07:32.060 mystified, especially the media analysts at CNN. Why don't people want to watch CNN Plus? Sure,

00:07:37.840 nobody wants to watch regular CNN, but let's try to do some more math here. If nobody wants to watch

00:07:43.340 something, and then you offer more of the thing that nobody wants to watch, shouldn't that equal

00:07:50.260 like a million viewers or something? What's zero times a million? Isn't it a million? I have to check

00:07:55.720 my calculator. However the numbers shake out, this is simply shocking. I mean, CNN Plus had a show with

00:08:01.820 Chris Wallace, and he's the guy who had a Fox show that nobody cared about, and then he left to a

00:08:06.940 network that nobody cares about on a streaming platform that nobody cares about. And somehow,

00:08:10.620 yet again, this failed to generate excitement. The real crucial mistake CNN made was not immediately

00:08:17.840 striking a deal to ensure that CNN Plus is streaming in every airport terminal and dentist office

00:08:22.640 waiting room in the entire country, because that has long been their target demo. Indeed,

00:08:26.540 their only demo. Now look, we can sit here commiserating about the spectacular failures of

00:08:35.640 Jon Stewart, Netflix, CNN. We can hold each other and cry, and we should. But the one thing I've learned

00:08:44.600 from the media this week, and this is the most important takeaway, is that none of this is a reflection

00:08:50.440 on their ideology. Okay? None of this means that people are sick of woke leftist sermonizing.

00:08:58.500 You might think that that's the lesson here, but it's not. That is not the takeaway. Literally

00:09:05.140 anything else is the takeaway. Blame anything but that, but especially blame Putin. And frankly,

00:09:12.800 blame yourselves for not supporting these wonderful endeavors. You are all clearly in league with Putin.

00:09:20.440 And your dastardly plot has caused grave injuries to Jon Stewart and Netflix. And now you have taken the life

00:09:26.460 of CNN Plus. You have blood on your hands, you monsters. Brian Stelter is crying himself to sleep 1.00

00:09:33.560 every night because of you. Anderson Cooper is traumatized. Don Lemon is humiliated.

00:09:38.620 Look at what you've done to these great men. Shame on you all. May God have mercy on your souls.

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00:11:07.720 Sorry about that. It got a little more emotional than I thought it would. I just, if I feel so bad

00:11:12.160 for these, I feel so bad for them. And by the way, on a positive note, I got to say happy Earth Day to

00:11:19.080 everyone. It is Earth Day, I believe. This is a great day, great holiday, which was invented by a 0.82

00:11:23.480 psycho hippie who murdered his girlfriend and put her in a compost bin. Now you might say that this is 0.95

00:11:29.460 something in Earth Day's favor because it proves how committed the founder was to recycling. But I

00:11:34.120 think it more just kind of goes to show how modern environmentalism loves all of nature except for

00:11:39.740 human beings. So it's quite appropriate actually that Earth Day was invented by a murderer. And

00:11:45.560 that's my problem with environmentalists, not that they're all murderers, although I suspect probably

00:11:49.060 most of them are, is that I can't give you credit for loving nature if you exclude humanity

00:11:55.660 from your affections. If your love of nature, you know, if you love nature but hate humanity,

00:12:02.160 then what does your love actually mean? Because first of all, nature exists for us. I mean,

00:12:09.360 trees and rivers and flowers are significant because rational creatures give them significance.

00:12:16.280 Like if you found out that a planet in another solar system with no rational life on it,

00:12:21.140 but a bunch of trees and flowers blew up, how would you feel? Would you see it as some great

00:12:26.520 tragedy? It's not like any suffering happened. Only rational creatures can suffer. You could destroy

00:12:31.860 a billion trees and it would cause no suffering at all of any kind unless there are rational beings

00:12:38.480 around to be affected by it. But I think the other thing is this, and we'll get to the headlines in

00:12:45.100 a second, is that loving nature is easy. I mean, we should love nature as long as we don't worship it

00:12:53.040 like the left so often does, as long as we don't love it more than humanity. But in proportion,

00:13:00.300 loving nature is a good thing, but it's easy. I mean, I love nature. I actually love it a whole

00:13:07.720 hell of a lot more than the average urban dwelling environmentalist. You know, those nature lovers who

00:13:12.620 choose to surround themselves every day with concrete and plastic and glass. I don't do that.

00:13:18.300 I could go out on a lake and be out there all day. I'm also, I'm going to start beekeeping again

00:13:24.920 to go along with my new aquarium that I'm getting, as I told you about yesterday. As a beekeeper,

00:13:29.980 I will be doing and have done more to save the planet than any vegan. That's for sure. But all that

00:13:37.280 said, it's easy to love beautiful lakes and mountains and trees and stuff like that.

00:13:43.320 It's mostly a self-serving love. Like you, you love those things because of how they make you feel.

00:13:48.380 Um, you know, you find it beautiful and you like being around beautiful things. And so that's why

00:13:53.640 you love it. And that's fine. But loving people is more difficult because people are complicated.

00:13:59.080 People have their own designs, their own minds. There's conflict with people. People can lie,

00:14:04.140 they can cheat, they can steal. They're also capable of heroism and selflessness. I mean,

00:14:07.580 people make moral choices, often bad, sometimes good though. And I just, what I've noticed is that

00:14:13.500 lots of people in our society have given up on people, on humanity, and they've retreated into

00:14:20.760 this love of nature or loving their pets or whatever at the expense of, or instead of people.

00:14:27.860 And that's my problem with it. Anyway, happy Earth Day. Please don't kill and compost your

00:14:33.700 loved ones today. Um, all right. Yesterday, the Florida house voted finally in favor of revoking

00:14:40.180 Disney's special legal and tax privileges. And, um, that means, and, and Ron DeSantis has already said

00:14:46.360 that he's going to sign it. So it's going to happen. Let's, uh, dip into this and just check out

00:14:51.560 that glorious moment for a moment here. And we will vote on these two bills.

00:14:57.500 It is my hope that we will be able to proceed civilly and with decorum and with respect for one

00:15:03.620 another. Read the next bill. By Senator Bradley, Senate bill 4C, a bill to be entitled an act

00:15:10.820 for leading to independent special districts.

00:15:24.020 Representative Fine, you're recognized to explain your bill.

00:15:26.020 What they're screaming in the background there.

00:15:27.660 Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It seems as Mickey and Minnie have joined us.

00:15:29.900 They're big, uh, big Disney fans, I guess.

00:15:31.700 This is the bill that we discussed yesterday.

00:15:34.100 Whatever they're screaming, they're fans of grooming children and they're big Disney fans.

00:15:37.780 And those two things seem to go hand in hand, especially recently.

00:15:42.600 Okay. So they voted, they voted for it. Um, not everyone agrees, as you can tell, to put it mildly.

00:15:48.660 In fact, I got in trouble yesterday by, with media matters for something that I said about this,

00:15:53.020 uh, on, on the show yesterday. Let's put up the tweet from, uh, Jason Campbell, who's the

00:15:58.640 media matters hall monitor. It says daily wire host calls for taking Mickey mouse's head and putting

00:16:05.400 it on a spike. And it's true. It's true that I did say that, but I also said I was speaking

00:16:09.000 metaphorically. You know, I'm talking about decapitating, decapitating Mickey mouse in a

00:16:13.420 strictly metaphorical way. What's wrong with, with metaphorical language? Am I being attacked now

00:16:18.540 for, for, for being a poet? Is that what's going on here? But maybe media matters is right. I mean,

00:16:23.800 this is violent and dangerous rhetoric about a cartoon character. We should not threaten violence

00:16:27.900 against fictional cartoon characters. Just wait until they hear what I would do to those

00:16:32.720 bastards at Paw Patrol, the most annoying cartoon characters of all time. I take them to the vet 1.00

00:16:38.840 to be euthanized in a second. I tell you that, but the left, you know, is, is upset about this.

00:16:43.820 And we know that of course, the more important discussion is on the right. Whereas we, as we

00:16:48.680 talked about yesterday, some conservatives, especially in media are also upset about what

00:16:53.460 DeSantis is doing, um, with the actions that he's taking about Disney. And we reviewed some of

00:16:57.880 those arguments yesterday. Now David French has weighed in. And, um, as you might expect,

00:17:02.100 he calls this an about face on free speech. That seems to be the line that the, that some

00:17:06.200 on the right are taking is that by revoking special privileges from Disney, it's an attack

00:17:12.260 on their free speech rights somehow. Jenna Ellis is a conservative who I like and who is often

00:17:19.460 right about things, but she gets this one wrong. Um, here's, here's her take on this. Let's listen.

00:17:23.380 Disney isn't doing anything illegal or immoral in terms of action by their statement. Now is the

00:17:33.280 statement advancing an immoral viewpoint? Yes. But in terms of under the law, Disney isn't doing

00:17:40.240 anything other than exercising constitutionally protected speech. That is the entire point of this

00:17:48.980 conversation. And so people on Twitter have been so outraged saying, no, go salt the earth, go

00:17:56.580 retaliate against Disney, go tear them down. Democrats do this to conservatives all the time. And so Ron

00:18:03.160 DeSantis should finally go after Disney. I'm glad to see a Republican finally exercising the same types

00:18:09.100 of fights that Democrats do. Well, let's think about that for a moment. Just because the Democrats

00:18:14.840 wield unconstitutional power and try to get away with it does not in any way justify Republicans

00:18:21.740 doing the same. Okay. So let's, let's just clear this up here. Um, what they're doing in Florida

00:18:28.680 right now, Republicans are doing is they are taking away special privileges that have been granted to

00:18:34.120 Disney and to no other corporations in the state. They were their own literal kingdom, their own

00:18:42.380 fiefdom and, uh, they were able to govern themselves and they got massive, massive tax breaks out of it

00:18:49.400 that have certainly totaled in the billions of dollars since this, uh, policy was put in place

00:18:54.980 back in the 19, 1967, I think. So that's what we're talking about. Special privileges. So how can it be

00:19:03.140 an attack on free speech to revoke special privileges? Do they have, do they have a right to those

00:19:07.360 privileges? Well, they don't cause that's why they're privileges. Do they have a right to the

00:19:12.200 tax breaks? Do they have a right to, to self govern their 40 square miles of land or whatever they own?

00:19:20.300 Is that a, is that a constitution? Where is that in the constitution? Exactly. Where is it in the

00:19:24.340 constitution that says that Disney has a right to tax breaks?

00:19:30.900 No, you're, you're taking those privileges away that they have no right to. So as far as I'm

00:19:38.140 concerned, um, there goes the free speech argument. It's got nothing to do with free speech.

00:19:44.700 There's not, they're not passing a law saying that, um, Disney as a corporation isn't allowed

00:19:50.240 to express their views in favor of grooming children. That's not what it is.

00:19:55.660 It's just that you're not going to get these privileges anymore. And why aren't you going

00:20:01.280 to get them? Well, I don't see really why there needs to even be a specific reason.

00:20:07.600 You had these privileges, no one else had them. Now you don't get them anymore.

00:20:12.180 Is it a constitutional obligation to justify the revocation of privileges justified in a way

00:20:20.800 that Disney will find sufficient? Is that, is that the constitutional obligation of Ron DeSantis?

00:20:26.160 I don't see how it is, but actually there is a very good reason in this case, um, aside from

00:20:34.260 exacting revenge on Disney, which is the part about it that I like, but that's probably not the,

00:20:41.240 the kind of legal argument that Ron DeSantis would make. I think the only argument you need to make

00:20:47.220 is that it doesn't serve the interest, the public interest anymore to give them these privileges.

00:20:54.220 It does not, um, serve the interests of people in Florida to give these privileges to Disney.

00:21:01.740 And so they're not going to have them anymore.

00:21:05.640 Why doesn't it serve the public interest? Well, uh, for one thing, because Disney is using

00:21:10.180 its vast resources, um, to promote the sexual indoctrination and abuse of children.

00:21:21.040 And if they're going to do that, we're not going to provide them a tax sheltered forum and platform

00:21:28.100 to do it. So it does not serve the public interest anymore to give them these privileges.

00:21:34.960 Whether it ever did is a entirely different question. It certainly doesn't now.

00:21:43.660 So it's just, it's hard for me to, for, to tolerate this, you know, on the left,

00:21:50.800 they, they sick the government on, you know, cake bakers who actually are exercising their

00:21:59.160 first amendment rights. They'll go after anybody. And we're not talking mega corporations, which is

00:22:07.040 what Disney is. We're not talking about a multi-billion dollar, uh, global conglomerate.

00:22:14.700 They'll go after just some, some guy baking cakes in Colorado.

00:22:19.740 And relentlessly, they'll never stop. They still haven't stopped.

00:22:22.460 They'll keep going until they destroy you. And that is simply because they don't like your speech

00:22:29.540 and your values. And they can do that. And then we decide simply to revoke special privileges from

00:22:39.160 a mega corporation because they're advocating for the, the sexual grooming of children. And we have

00:22:45.300 people on our own side saying, this makes me uncomfortable. I don't know about this.

00:22:48.920 It's just, it's just, I'm uncomfortable with it. And that's what it is. They're just,

00:22:54.140 they're uncomfortable with it. And they're, they don't know exactly why they're uncomfortable with

00:22:58.160 it. And so they're just like looking for a reason to justify their discomfort. And that's how they fall

00:23:02.520 on this free speech thing, which makes no sense at all because you do not have for the 50th time,

00:23:07.560 you don't have a first amendment right to tax privileges. It is a privilege.

00:23:13.940 So that's what I see is, is you don't really have much of an argument against it, but you're looking

00:23:21.560 for one. And why are you looking for one? I guess because for some people on the right to see others

00:23:30.300 on the right going on the offense, going on the attack, being proactive instead of constantly playing

00:23:37.800 defense. It just, they're not used to it. And, um, and that's what makes them uncomfortable.

00:23:43.160 It's, it's kind of a shock to the system, understandably in some ways, actually,

00:23:47.260 because we're not used to this kind of thing.

00:23:50.480 I mean, what's the last, um, Republican

00:23:56.480 leader, you know, a political leader at, at any level,

00:24:03.400 who's the last one to do something similar to what Ron DeSantis is doing right now?

00:24:09.920 I don't think we've ever seen anything like this.

00:24:13.440 Um, because we're so used to Republicans just being milquetoast and, and, and as we talked about

00:24:19.700 yesterday, just being kind of speed bumps, lying down on the road and, uh, hoping that you can

00:24:24.220 slow the progress of the, of the left slightly as they run right over you. You're used to that.

00:24:29.880 It becomes a shock to the system when you don't see it. And I also think that there are some on the

00:24:34.540 right who, um, actually prefer losing. They prefer to be in the controlled opposition camp and they

00:24:40.960 kind of just, and it's, it's easier to, to do that, to, to lose. There's not as much pressure.

00:24:46.480 You don't have to actually lead. You don't have to have a vision. If all you do is lose

00:24:54.000 and you have your role and you play it. And, uh, and it gives you something to complain about,

00:25:01.900 oh, the left, they're, they're such bullies. 0.78

00:25:07.220 Well, we're done with that now. Now we're going on the offense. This is great. Okay. Let's go 0.95

00:25:11.800 here. Johnny Depp is in a defamation case against his ex-wife, Amber Heard. And, um, I haven't

00:25:17.820 followed the case that closely because I don't care all that much, but I thought this was

00:25:20.580 interesting yesterday. Here's audio of his wife. Um, and they've both got audio and video of each

00:25:28.540 other. They've just been filming and, and documenting each other apparently throughout

00:25:33.620 their marriage, which is really a healthy sign of a healthy marriage is when you're constantly,

00:25:37.220 you've constantly feel a need to secretly record your spouse. So here's one recording of, uh,

00:25:42.080 Johnny Depp's wife, ex-wife now, Amber Heard admitting that she hit him. Although she has a,

00:25:48.460 an interesting distinction that she tries to draw in order to justify the abuse. But listen,

00:25:54.500 I said to you, Hey, tell Travis what just happened. Oh, you told me to do it. You told me to,

00:26:00.600 you said, go do that. I said, no, tell him what just happened. And I lied. And that you punched me in the

00:26:04.780 thing. You figured it out. And you said, no, I didn't. What the

00:26:09.640 you talking about? And I watched you lie. I didn't punch you, by the way. You, I'm sorry that I

00:26:15.500 didn't, uh, uh, hit you across the face in a proper slap, but I was hitting you. It was not

00:26:20.960 punching you. Babe, you're not punched. Don't tell me what it feels like to be punched. You know,

00:26:26.780 even a lot of fights you've been around a long time. I know. Yeah. No, you didn't get punched.

00:26:32.500 You got hit. I'm sorry. I hit you like this, but I did not punch you. I did not deck you.

00:26:38.420 I was hitting you. I don't know what the motion of my actual hand was, but you're fine. I did not

00:26:45.880 hurt you. I did not punch you. I was hitting you. How, what am I supposed to do? Do this?

00:26:51.360 I'm not sitting here about it. Am I? You are. That's the difference between me and you. You're a

00:26:55.820 baby. You are such a baby. Grow the up, Johnny. Okay. I think we heard enough of that. These are

00:27:05.460 just such broken people in Hollywood, broken, empty people, which is why their marriages never work 0.99

00:27:13.360 out. You know, you take two broken, empty people and you put them in a marriage together. It's

00:27:18.500 very rarely is going to work. Um, so her argument is that, uh, I didn't punch you. I hit you. So

00:27:25.900 that's, I'm not, I'm not quite sure. I understand the distinction between the two things and a couple

00:27:30.900 of things here. First of all, I know part of Amber Heard's claim is that she was abused and,

00:27:37.780 and, uh, terrorized by and terrified of Johnny Depp. But you listen to audio like that and it's,

00:27:44.500 that's, that's, I don't exactly hear a woman who's terrified of her husband or who's abused when,

00:27:49.700 when she's, uh, admitting to physically striking him and, and, uh, is mocking him.

00:27:59.880 Does that seem like a woman who's afraid of her husband? I just hit you. You're being a big baby. 1.00

00:28:05.380 Is that what you say when you're afraid of somebody? But then the other thing, of course,

00:28:09.640 is that, is that the, the massive, the massive glaring double standard. And if there's a double

00:28:18.160 standard with anything, it is with this, is with, uh, situations like this, marital disputes,

00:28:22.780 especially domestic abuse issues. You just imagine that audio the other way. Imagine there's audio of

00:28:31.000 Johnny Depp saying to Amber Heard, oh, I didn't, I didn't punch you. I hit you, you big baby. Can you 0.77

00:28:36.740 imagine that if that, if that audio was out there? But we have that of Amber Heard and there are

00:28:42.880 still, there are actually people that still take her side. Because even the people, and indeed,

00:28:50.280 in fact, actually, especially the people who claim that men and women are exactly the same,

00:28:54.600 there's no difference. The distinction is entirely arbitrary.

00:28:57.340 Um, they say that, and yet they just, they do not put male on female, they don't put female on male

00:29:07.200 domestic abuse nearly on the same plane as male on female. That's the fact. Okay. AOC was at a town

00:29:13.500 hall yesterday and she had a lot to say, including, um, about January 6th. She's still panicking about

00:29:19.840 January 6th. And she says that it's not over. You know, they're out there gathering their forces

00:29:26.200 and they're going to invade the Capitol again. Listen to this.

00:29:30.940 If we lose the house, this is no joke. January 6th was a trial run. And a lot of people don't seem

00:29:39.380 to understand that. It was a trial run. And they're going to come back and they win the house. Here's

00:29:47.400 the thing, the technicality of what happened on January 6th. The only reason it wasn't worse was

00:29:52.460 because Democrats had the house and they didn't have the votes in the house. If they take the,

00:29:58.360 if they take the house, then they have the votes to not authorize and legitimize the presidential

00:30:03.240 election, whatever the results are. And so this is very serious.

00:30:08.900 Yeah. She's trying as hard as she can to make this seem like, um,

00:30:14.560 an ongoing threat. Like there's some sort of ongoing threat of, and of course, this is what

00:30:19.480 we hear from, from these people all the time. There's this ongoing threat of violence on the

00:30:23.860 right and rioting. And they're going to do January 6th is going to happen all over again.

00:30:27.680 Obviously saying that while entirely ignoring the fact that, um, on the left, they just kind of

00:30:33.160 riot whenever they feel like it. And it really is. It's, it's, it's, it's really just whenever they feel

00:30:37.460 like it, you know, BLM, whenever they feel like it, they'll riot, they're not writing right now

00:30:40.840 because they don't, it's just, it wouldn't be to their political advantage right now too.

00:30:44.780 And, uh, maybe they're just taking a break. They don't feel like doing it, but whenever they feel

00:30:47.360 like doing it, they just do it on the right. On the other hand, um, this is quite literally the one

00:30:57.560 example of people on the right participating in a riot. So you've got one example that anyone can cite

00:31:05.520 in the last many decades. Um, and we certainly know it's never going to happen again because for

00:31:17.200 one thing, um, there is not this overwhelming proclivity towards that kind of thing on the

00:31:22.600 right, which is why it only happens once in several decades, whereas on the left happens all the time,

00:31:27.140 but also the entire force of the federal government came down on these people and is still raining down

00:31:35.240 on them, throwing the book at them and then throwing some things at them that aren't even in

00:31:40.720 the book, which we know has not happened for the BLM writers. Another quick, uh, piece of audio I want 0.91

00:31:46.520 to play for you. Fauci is still on the scene and, um, desperate for relevance. You know, he's,

00:31:53.680 you got to understand how hard it is for him. I mean, we talked about the tragedy of CNN plus

00:31:58.040 and Jon Stewart and the ratings and how they've collapsed, um, in a way Fauci's own ratings,

00:32:02.860 personal ratings have, have collapsed. I mean, he was on TV pretty much every day for two years

00:32:07.900 and he, and he loved it. And, um, now they're not coming to him nearly as often, which is why now

00:32:14.520 he'll appear on, you'll see him. I don't know who he's talking to some mainstream reporter here,

00:32:18.620 but he'll, he'll appear on just like YouTube channels and podcasts with, with 50 listeners

00:32:24.400 because he's so desperate for attention. But finally they come down to ask him his, um, take

00:32:30.100 on the judge, judge striking down the mask mandate on planes. And you'll be shocked by his opinion

00:32:35.940 on the matter. Both surprised and disappointed because those types of things really are the

00:32:41.980 purview of the CDC. This is a public health issue. And for a court to come in. And if you

00:32:48.440 look at the rationale for that, it really is not particularly firm. And we are concerned

00:32:54.120 about that, about courts getting involved in things that are unequivocally public health

00:32:59.360 decisions. I mean, this is a CDC issue, which should not, should not have been a court issue.

00:33:03.440 So we're hoping that the inevitable increase in cases, which we're seeing are not going to be

00:33:09.100 associated with an increase in hospitalizations. So all of these dynamic things going on at the

00:33:14.860 same time, it was perfectly logical for the CDC to say, wait a minute, we were planning on ending

00:33:22.020 this mandate on a certain date. Let's wait a period of time until May 3rd, which was a very sound public

00:33:30.360 health decision. So for a court to come in and interfere in that is really unfortunate. It's

00:33:37.100 unfortunate because it's against public health principles, number one. And number two is because

00:33:42.600 that's no place for the courts to do that. This is a CDC decision. And that's very bad precedent

00:33:47.880 when you have courts making a decision and looking at what the basis of the decision was. It was not

00:33:54.060 sound. No, it's actually not. It's not a CDC. Why should that be a CDC decision? We know over the

00:34:00.920 last two years, the CDC has declared that it has the power of the legislature, the executive branch,

00:34:06.840 the judiciary branch. We know that it has claimed these powers for itself, but

00:34:12.700 it's never had to justify that. Why should the CDC get to set policy on airlines?

00:34:23.180 Well, it shouldn't, of course. But I will tell you one thing.

00:34:29.760 As wonderful as it is to have this mask mandate gone, especially as someone who flies all the time,

00:34:35.960 and I'll be on the road again next week, and I'm looking forward to it as my first experience

00:34:41.580 on an airplane in two years where people aren't wearing masks. And that's going to be a wonderful

00:34:46.840 thing. But you know what? There's also a part of me that says, from a political standpoint,

00:34:51.520 like, I dare you, I hope that you try to challenge this thing and overturn it and put masks on people

00:34:58.680 again on planes. That's, on one hand, I don't want it, and we shouldn't want it. But on the other

00:35:06.620 hand, I feel like we should be saying, yeah, go ahead and make our day. Go ahead and do that.

00:35:10.620 Heading into the midterms, you've already got a lot of nails in the coffin. I'm not sure that we

00:35:15.420 can fit one more, but maybe we can, because that'll be it. Give people a little taste

00:35:21.400 of that freedom and then put the masks on them again. That's why I still, I just can't

00:35:28.560 believe, as cynical as I am, I cannot believe that the Biden administration would be that

00:35:35.020 politically suicidal to actually launch. Now, they'll make a show of it, I understand that,

00:35:40.100 because they have to make a show of it. And they'll at least pretend that they're challenging

00:35:44.740 the ruling and that they're trying to get the mask mandate put in place again. But it's hard for me

00:35:51.600 to believe that they would be that politically suicidal. But we'll see. Speaking of politically

00:35:59.620 suicidal, self-immolation. So one other thing I want to play for you. Rudy Giuliani appeared on this

00:36:07.480 show, The Masked Singer. And that's a show that, every time this show is explained to me, I have to

00:36:15.180 look it up because it always sounds like a joke. I still can't believe this show even exists.

00:36:19.420 But apparently it does, and it's been around for a while now. It's on like, it's, I don't know,

00:36:22.700 it's been around for several seasons. And I guess what the whole show is that somebody shows up in a

00:36:28.060 big costume and they sing, and then the judges have to guess who's in the costume. And that's a show.

00:36:31.740 People watch this show. Rudy Giuliani appeared on the show, and then there was the big reveal,

00:36:36.920 and he took his costume off, and he's singing a song. And one of the hosts was so upset to see

00:36:42.460 Rudy Giuliani that he stormed off the set in the middle of the taping. Let's watch this.

00:36:49.420 Before I met you, I'll break a thousand more, baby, before I am through. I want to be yours,

00:36:58.700 pretty baby, yours and yours alone. I'm here to tell you, honey, that I'm bad to the bone.

00:37:06.920 Bad to the bone. Bad to the bone. I guess everybody involved is embarrassing themselves there.

00:37:16.460 There is no dignity anywhere to be found in that room or anywhere near this show at all,

00:37:22.140 including people who would watch it. But the story of Rudy Giuliani, I mean,

00:37:26.960 utterly disgraced himself. There's no amount of money that they could possibly pay you if you're

00:37:37.120 Rudy Giuliani that would make that worth it. I don't care if they offered you a hundred million

00:37:42.480 dollars to put on that costume and sing that song and pop out of a box singing. There is no way that

00:37:51.300 could possibly be worth it. I mean, a hundred million, maybe. Actually, I'll take a hundred

00:37:55.840 million, but anything less than that, I wouldn't do it. Let's get to the comment section.

00:37:59.740 Who's bringing shopping carts back to the rightful place? We're becoming saints here in the sweet baby

00:38:10.240 gang. Evan says it's not taking revenge on Disney when you remove a bonus privilege that they've been

00:38:19.380 taking for granted. I don't think it's a good thing to be vindictive, but this was not being

00:38:24.020 vindictive. This is just treating them the same as every other corporation. Yeah, look, it's all

00:38:29.860 those things that you said. It's true. We're taking away a bonus privilege. And as I said, I don't even

00:38:36.380 think you need to justify it any more than that. It's a privilege. You don't have any right to it and

00:38:39.560 we could take it away. If it actually is a privilege that was granted to you by the government,

00:38:43.840 not a natural right imbued upon you by God or as part of your natural rights, if it's a privilege

00:38:54.640 given to you by the government, then in fact, they can take it away. So all of that is true,

00:39:01.000 but I also think, at least as far as I'm concerned, I'm not saying this is the legal argument that the

00:39:05.180 Santas make, but I also like it as an act of revenge as well. And I don't think there's anything 0.94

00:39:11.640 wrong with that. You know, an act of vengeance against a mega corporation that has gone all in

00:39:20.280 on sexually indoctrinating and grooming children. Vengeance against that? Sure. That's great.

00:39:30.180 Alexandra says, LOL, Matt used the daily cancellation to secretly vent that Mrs. Walsh doesn't

00:39:35.420 want him to spend all that money on an aquarium. You know, when I started writing that monologue

00:39:42.060 yesterday, I didn't originally intend for it to be for the aquarium bit to make its way in there,

00:39:47.500 but it is something that's really on my heart right now is how badly I want an $18,000 aquarium.

00:39:52.800 So it did get in there, I suppose. Trail says, I didn't even know about tunnel digging, but now I

00:39:59.120 must have one. It's going to be the most wonderful tunnel and I can't wait to get started.

00:40:03.180 Robin Yates says, when the digger turns out to be a serial killer, I'm not letting Matt live this

00:40:08.220 down. I have really gone out on a limb for this guy. And that did occur to me again, as we were

00:40:12.460 talking about the, this issue, I did think nothing wrong with digging a tunnel. It's every man's dream.

00:40:18.880 It's great. Um, it's, it's slightly serial killer ish. Like there's a little bit of that. Maybe

00:40:26.680 just slightly, just, just a whiff. That's all. And so if it ends up going that way, then yeah, that,

00:40:35.600 uh, I have gone out on a limb for him. So let's hope that doesn't happen. Um, Jack says, Matt,

00:40:42.680 you said you would never do a prerecorded interview, but you went on Dr. Phil kind of hypocritical.

00:40:46.900 No, see, that's not hypocritical. That's just, um, that's me being, uh, not hypocritical,

00:40:50.920 but stupid because I somehow completely forgot about Dr. Phil when I said that. 0.86

00:40:53.940 And it occurred to me afterwards that, okay, I did do a pre, I did do a prerecorded interview. 0.99

00:40:58.140 I did Dr. Phil. My point still stands though. Okay. Um, this is where I'm going to give you a

00:41:02.760 yeah, but still thing here because Trump, Trump should not be doing prerecorded interviews with

00:41:08.400 pretty much anyone, especially not Piers Morgan. Um, he shouldn't be doing interviews with Piers

00:41:13.580 Morgan at all because why? Like anytime you do anything as a, as a politician or a candidate or

00:41:21.100 someone in a political world and you, you know, you're doing anything on camera, especially

00:41:25.980 you should always be able to explain what the win is. Like what's the win? How do you, how,

00:41:33.380 how is this a win for you? And I don't see it with a Piers Morgan interview. Now I could see how it's

00:41:39.620 a win for him cause it's ratings, but you don't need Piers Morgan. You're Donald Trump. Um, and even

00:41:45.660 the Dr. Phil segment's actually a good example. That was a prerecorded segment. It was, there was

00:41:50.960 a risk. It was a calculated risk. It wasn't something I went into blind. So doing the Dr.

00:41:56.820 Phil thing, I knew that, yeah, okay, it's prerecorded. So, and you are kind of signing

00:42:01.240 your life away with all the waivers and everything so they can do whatever they want with the footage.

00:42:04.480 And that is the risk. I also was pretty sure that I could trust Dr. Phil to be fair. And now

00:42:10.320 that risk calculation turned out to, you know, worked out. And also I knew that I stood to gain

00:42:16.800 quite a bit and the message stood to gain. So there's a risk, a cost benefit analysis,

00:42:21.720 risk reward analysis. The risk is they completely butchered the footage and they try to make me look

00:42:27.320 like a fool. That is a risk. But if that doesn't happen, then the reward is quite substantial, 0.99

00:42:32.720 not just for me personally, but for the message. And it ended up working out. Thank God.

00:42:38.100 Um, but once again, for Donald Trump, what's, you know, what's the risk reward? What's the cost

00:42:44.280 benefit analysis of going and doing all these different interviews, prerecorded interviews?

00:42:51.060 You don't, you don't need to do that.

00:42:55.380 It's not like you're going to gain publicity from a Piers Morgan interview that you didn't already have.

00:43:02.400 But just be nice if there was somebody in Donald Trump's circle who could

00:43:05.080 talk to him about these things, but apparently that doesn't exist.

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00:43:42.160 You know, one thing we've learned from the left during the anti-groomer discourse is that we're 0.51

00:43:46.660 all a bunch of paranoid lunatics worried about nothing because nobody's talking to little kids 0.98

00:43:51.220 about sex. Also, we've learned that we're all a bunch of bigoted prudes because they are talking 1.00

00:43:55.400 to little kids about sex, but that's totally fine. So we've learned both of those things 0.98

00:43:59.500 simultaneously. The thing we're complaining about isn't happening and also it is happening and it's

00:44:04.860 okay that it's happening. It's probably my own mental failing that I can't figure out a way to

00:44:08.680 reconcile two completely opposite things or conceptualize how a thing could happen and not

00:44:12.900 happen at the same time. So instead, it's easier to break this down into pieces. And on the it is

00:44:17.660 happening, but it's fine end of the spectrum, a couple of clips from this week are illuminating.

00:44:21.480 The left, again, when they aren't denying that any of this is happening at all,

00:44:24.460 claims that they only want to discuss sexual issues and topics with children in a developmentally

00:44:29.320 appropriate way. But what do they think is developmentally appropriate? Well, we know the

00:44:34.400 answer to that question because we've heard it directly from teachers and we know that what

00:44:38.220 they find developmentally appropriate is in fact horrifying, insane, and perverse. But just to drive

00:44:43.480 that point home, here is Jen Psaki appearing on the dearly departed CNN Plus, may it rest in peace and 0.98

00:44:48.400 perpetual light shine upon it, to explain why exactly kindergarten teachers may need to talk about this

00:44:54.100 stuff with their students. Listen. Don't parents have a right to have concern? I mean, we're talking

00:45:00.100 specifically here about teaching about sex in kindergarten through third grade. I have to say

00:45:05.540 as a parent, I would have problems with that. But the law is not about teaching sex education. 1.00

00:45:11.460 It's about teaching about gender identity. And so what do you do if a parent or a kid, should I say a kid

00:45:19.040 in one of these elementary schools, says, what about Sally? Sally has two moms. Or I'm not sure if I'm a

00:45:27.040 girl or a boy. I mean, these are kids who are experiencing, you know, these moments in their

00:45:33.120 lives. I also think that these are not, there's not a big record of there being either sex education or

00:45:40.300 extensive gender identity education in these schools. And this is creating a problem or a political 0.98

00:45:47.160 cudgel about an issue that I don't think exists. So Psaki claims that kids in kindergarten might

00:45:53.180 say to their teacher, I'm not sure if I'm a girl or a boy. Now, here's the thing about that. First

00:45:57.600 of all, no child is going to say anything like that unless concerted effort has been made to confuse him.

00:46:02.560 So if a child is going to his kindergarten teacher with such a query, it's not because he's reflecting

00:46:07.800 naturally on his identity, but because he's in an environment which intentionally fosters confusion.

00:46:13.380 And if that's the case, the answer from the teacher should be pretty simple.

00:46:15.880 If the child is a boy, then she need only say, you're a boy. If a girl, then you're a girl. 0.94

00:46:22.260 And that should be the end of the conversation. Fortunately, there's nothing in the Florida law

00:46:26.620 which would prevent a teacher from telling this fact to a confused child any more than a teacher

00:46:30.340 would be prevented from telling a child how tall he is or how old he is if he was similarly confused

00:46:35.380 about either of those subjects. But speaking of fostering confusion, the very radical and extreme

00:46:41.580 and dangerous libs of TikTok account committed harassment and terrorism once again, this time

00:46:46.960 against a woman yesterday by reposting a video that she posted at TikTok. In the video, this woman, 0.97

00:46:52.400 a mother apparently, and tragically, explains what is in her mind a developmentally appropriate way to

00:46:59.680 talk about sex and gender with a young child. Listen.

00:47:02.340 Here's a developmentally appropriate way to talk to toddlers about bodies and gender. 0.60

00:47:08.220 You know the body parts that your diaper or your panties or your underwear cover? Those are called

00:47:15.520 privates. Everyone has privates. Private means that they belong to you and only you.

00:47:23.400 In the front, everybody has genitals. But there are different kinds of genitals. Some genitals are 0.92

00:47:34.520 called a penis. Some are called a vulva. Others look maybe a little bit like each in some ways or kind of 0.99

00:47:46.280 like neither or somewhere in between. People with those kind of genitals are called intersex. 0.82

00:47:54.680 When babies are born, parents sometimes guess their gender based on their genitals. They tend to guess

00:48:04.840 boy for babies who have a penis and girl for babies who have a vulva. Sometimes parents guess wrong though. 0.99

00:48:12.920 And that's okay. Everybody makes mistakes sometimes.

00:48:18.280 People whose parents guessed wrong about their gender are called transgender.

00:48:24.760 So she says that here's a developmentally appropriate way to talk to toddlers about gender,

00:48:31.400 but she misspoke. What she meant to say is here's an extremely creepy way to confuse a helpless young

00:48:37.000 child with a bunch of insane bulls**t invented by pedophile sexologists in the 1960s. Tomato, 0.99

00:48:42.360 tomato, I suppose. I mean, that's what she meant to say. Now, notice how this pink-haired freakazoid 1.00

00:48:46.200 starts off right away by introducing intersex to the toddler. Rather than giving the basic, 0.97

00:48:52.600 simplest facts to the child, she spends time talking about genetic anomalies that affect like 0.05% 0.88

00:48:58.600 of the population. Now, it's true, of course, technically, that a very small minority of people

00:49:04.440 are born with physically ambiguous genitalia. This doesn't mean they don't have a biological sex,

00:49:09.560 but just that determining their sex is a little more difficult in these very, very rare cases.

00:49:14.840 Why would you mention this to a toddler though? It's like if you were on a plane with your three-year-old

00:49:20.200 and you leaned over and said, so Johnny, planes go in the sky. Sometimes they fly all the way through

00:49:25.960 the sky and land safely. Sometimes they crash and everybody dies. Sometimes they blow up in the air.

00:49:31.080 Sometimes they fly into buildings. Now, that would technically be true, but you wouldn't say that

00:49:38.040 to a toddler unless your intention was to traumatize him. Because a child that age doesn't understand

00:49:44.040 statistics or probabilities or the distinction between things that are common and things that

00:49:48.280 are rare. He especially won't understand the distinction when you phrase it in a way that is

00:49:53.080 designed to make it seem like the rare occurrence is just as common as the common occurrence.

00:49:57.960 So you talk to your child about plane crashes that way, if you want him to think that planes crash

00:50:03.640 all the time, and you talk to your child about intersex that way, or at all, if you want him to think

00:50:08.760 that intersex is just as common as normal bodies. From here, the psycho with the crazy eyes goes from 0.99

00:50:15.080 misleading her child to straight up lying. She says that parents and doctors guess whether a baby is a boy 0.99

00:50:20.920 or a girl based on genitalia. As I told you last week, this guess thing is the new talking point.

00:50:25.720 It's the new euphemism. It used to be sex assigned at birth, which was already misleading enough.

00:50:31.000 Now it's sex guessed at birth. And they go with guess instead of assigned because guess sounds even

00:50:38.360 more arbitrary and baseless. And yet they still admit that most of the time the guess is correct.

00:50:46.440 Well, why would that be the case? Why does it just so happen that parents who guess boy based on a

00:50:53.160 penis are almost always right? Of course, they're not almost always right. They're always right. 0.80

00:50:59.320 But I mean, even based on the demented logic we heard in that clip, according to her, the guess,

00:51:05.640 quote unquote, is almost always right. Why is that? If it's a 50-50 guess, and there are billions

00:51:13.400 of guesses being made across the world, then shouldn't the guess be wrong about 50% of the time?

00:51:19.160 Shouldn't 50% of the world be trans? Because trans, by this way of thinking, is simply the result of 1.00

00:51:25.880 a wrong guess. That's all. With so many billions of guesses, how can there be so few wrong guesses?

00:51:35.240 Well, these are the kinds of questions that we as critical thinking, rational adults can ask. 0.98

00:51:40.840 These are the holes that we can punch in the nonsense that people like this woman are spewing. 1.00

00:51:44.780 But even the smartest toddler in the world isn't going to notice these problems. 0.96

00:51:51.260 He doesn't have enough information about the world to think critically about this.

00:51:55.660 He'll just accept whatever he's told. And he will become deeply, profoundly, despairingly confused and

00:52:01.740 lost. And that is all by design. That's the plan by these grooming predator ghouls.

00:52:07.420 And that's why they are, once again, canceled. And that'll do it for us today. Thanks for watching. 0.84

00:52:13.500 Thanks for listening. Have a great day and a great weekend. Talk to you on Monday. Godspeed.

00:52:37.420 Michael Knowles Show. The Andrew Klavan Show. Thanks for listening.

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Ep. 936 - Here Lies CNN+, May It Rest In Peace

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