The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 940 - Amazon's Censorship Fails To Defeat Johnny The Walrus

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Amazon pulls some dirty tricks to suppress and censor my children's

00:00:04.480 book, but it still manages to become the number one book in the entire country. Also, Joe Biden

00:00:08.600 is considering a Hail Mary pass before the midterms, student loan forgiveness. We'll talk

00:00:13.260 about why that is a horrible idea. And speaking of horrible ideas, Joe Biden also tells a group

00:00:17.480 of teachers that the kids in their classrooms are their kids, not somebody else's kids. The

00:00:22.400 kids belong to them. Also, Hollywood actress Megan Fox proudly discusses her satanic blood-drinking

00:00:28.780 rituals. But I was told Satanism in Hollywood is a conspiracy theory. We'll talk about all

00:00:33.080 that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:02:01.440 You know, there are some who would argue that it's not the smartest long-term career strategy

00:02:05.240 to aggressively antagonize and purposefully make an enemy out of one of the wealthiest and

00:02:09.720 most powerful corporations in the world. And it's even more reckless, you might say, when this

00:02:13.980 corporation happens to control 90% of the book sales in the country and you make part of your

00:02:19.440 living by selling books. And you might be right about all of that, but all I can say is that still,

00:02:25.900 it's totally worth it. There have been a number of big developments since we talked yesterday about

00:02:30.680 the leaked videos over at Amazon of an Amazon meeting where the employees complained and whined

00:02:36.580 and at one point actually cried over my children's book. As much as I'd love to play those clips again,

00:02:41.700 I'm not going to do that, but you can always go and watch them if you want. And they're crying

00:02:45.660 about my children's book, Johnny the Walrus, of course, which is available for sale over at Amazon.

00:02:50.520 You go to johnnythewalrus.com. They call the book triggering, traumatic, problematic, harmful.

00:02:57.840 They were also incensed that the book was originally categorized as an LGBT children's book and even

00:03:02.860 more incensed that I was, as they claimed, bragging about it publicly and trolling them, they claimed.

00:03:10.480 Now, I personally take great exception to any accusation that I have bragged or trolled. That

00:03:16.520 is simply not the kind of thing that I would do. Does that sound like me? Come on. But that's how

00:03:22.440 they interpreted it. And they were very upset. Now, after the show yesterday, some more developments,

00:03:27.920 Amazon sent an email to our publishing division, DW Books, and they informed us that our ads for Johnny

00:03:34.540 the Walrus have been banned from the platform. They said that we were conducting, that they rather were

00:03:40.200 conducting a, quote unquote, periodic review, which just so happens to coincide directly with these

00:03:45.700 embarrassing videos coming out and me making fun of them for it. So just like at the same time,

00:03:51.620 coincidentally, there's this totally random and periodic review that they conducted and they

00:03:56.660 discovered that, oh, we actually can't run ads for the book anymore because it's not appropriate.

00:04:02.160 The ads are inappropriate. Here's what the email actually says. This is what it says exactly.

00:04:07.880 Your ad is not appropriate for all audiences. I mean, in spite of the fact that it's literally a

00:04:13.040 board book for preschoolers. But anyway, to ensure a good customer experience, we reserve the right to

00:04:17.840 restrict ads that contain elements that may not be appropriate for all audiences. This may include

00:04:23.080 erotica, content on sexual preferences such as BDSM, incestuous relationships, sexual contact with

00:04:31.100 persons under the age of 18, self-help content such as dating, get rich quick, or weight loss books,

00:04:36.820 or content that promotes, endorses, or incites potentially dangerous or harmful activities.

00:04:42.320 I have to say, credit where it's due, I do appreciate how they have put self-help books on the same tier

00:04:49.260 as BDSM and incest. Self-help books are just as disgraceful and gross as that, they're saying.

00:04:57.080 And I don't disagree necessarily. But which category does Johnny the Walrus fall into? 0.78

00:05:04.180 Like, what do you think Johnny the Walrus is if that's how you're interpreting it?

00:05:10.720 Whatever Amazon thinks, I can assure any potential buyer of this book, there is no BDSM in Johnny the

00:05:16.980 Walrus. There is no incest. There is no sexual content of any kind at all, actually. It also doesn't

00:05:23.880 promote dangerous activities. It promotes the opposite. So what is it? Is it a self-help book?

00:05:30.080 Is that what they're saying? Is it self-help for walruses? Is that the claim? I don't know.

00:05:36.620 The answer, of course, is that the book is none of these things, and they know that it's none of

00:05:40.400 these things. The book and the ad are 100% appropriate for all ages, even by the standards

00:05:44.520 of Amazon's own policies. They're removing it out of revenge. It's an act of revenge, quite explicitly

00:05:51.740 and obviously. And if it wasn't already explicit enough, they also declassified the book from the

00:05:57.860 children's category. So it's no longer listed on Amazon as a children's book. Amazon has put it into

00:06:04.740 the political commentary section of the site. Now, ironically, them placing it in the political

00:06:10.420 commentary section is itself political commentary on their part. It's editorialization about the book.

00:06:16.540 They don't like the book. They don't personally think people should read it to their kids,

00:06:20.440 so they're not going to list it as a children's book, even though it unequivocally is just that.

00:06:27.500 Like, this is not what booksellers are supposed to do. If you're going to carry the book and it's

00:06:35.480 a children's book, then any more than if someone wrote a sci-fi book and you didn't personally think

00:06:41.460 it was great sci-fi, so you're like, I'm not going to put it in that section. I'm going to put it in

00:06:43.900 this section over here. But you might not like it, but that is, without a doubt, the genre of the book.

00:06:50.440 In fact, my book is significantly more age-appropriate than many other children's

00:06:55.520 books on the sites, which are allowed to be advertised as well. But Amazon wasn't done.

00:07:00.620 Next, and again, this all happened yesterday. Next, Amazon turned its sights on my other book,

00:07:05.740 What is a Woman?, which will be released in June and is also available for sale on Amazon. You go to

00:07:10.340 whatisawoman.com. They conducted another conveniently timed periodic review. So these are two periodic

00:07:16.920 reviews that they happened to conduct yesterday while all this was happening. And they sent another

00:07:21.680 email to DAW Books announcing that our ad campaign for that book has been banned as well. Their

00:07:27.800 reasoning was slightly more specific. They say, your ad contains content that appears to infer or claim

00:07:33.660 to diagnose, treat, reverse, or question gender identity or sexual orientation. Now, of course,

00:07:41.240 they haven't read the book, so they couldn't possibly know if it contains those kinds of

00:07:45.700 things. All the book cover does is ask a question, what is a woman? They appear to be admitting,

00:07:52.240 I guess, that the simple question, what is a woman, that question itself may have the effect of

00:07:58.420 reversing gender identity. Like just asking the question, what is a woman? The question itself 0.91

00:08:05.920 invalidates gender identity, which appears to be what they're saying. In fact, they're right about that 1.00

00:08:12.460 if that is what they're saying. But what does that say about gender identity in that case? As for the

00:08:19.880 content of the actual book, it actually contains mostly my conversations with other people, including

00:08:25.760 several supposed experts, quote unquote, on that side of the conversation. I mean, it's a book with

00:08:31.920 interviews with gender-affirming therapists and gender-affirming pediatricians and gender-affirming

00:08:41.660 surgeons, to use their euphemisms for all those things. But the difference is that I don't blindly

00:08:48.460 accept everything these experts say. I ask them questions, skeptical questions, as questions are

00:08:56.480 supposed to be skeptical by their nature, and apparently that's not allowed.

00:08:59.560 Now, we're not taking any of this lying down, though. Amazon didn't like how Johnny the Walrus was 1.00

00:09:06.260 originally classified on their site. So we decided, like, if you didn't like that, then you're really

00:09:12.960 not going to like this, Amazon. We decided to classify my What is a Woman book as a biology text.

00:09:20.300 After all, Kentonji Brown Jackson said that, you know, only a biologist is qualified to speak

00:09:25.300 about this subject. It's a biological subject. And so it made sense that our book is therefore a

00:09:32.060 biology book. It's a biology textbook. And so that's how we listed it. And right now, as you can

00:09:38.580 see, What is a Woman is the best-selling biology book on Amazon, as it currently stands. I'm sure

00:09:46.180 the employees absolutely love that. And they can take it out of that category, which I'm sure they're

00:09:50.300 going to do. But it will forever and always have the distinction as a best-selling biology book.

00:09:55.440 We got it in there. We got the screenshot. There it is. And this means that for the rest of my life,

00:10:02.840 and you know that I'll make good on this, this is a credential that I'm going to bring with me.

00:10:08.360 I can now start any argument I have with someone. Anytime I have to make a point, I can say, well,

00:10:14.220 as the best-selling author of a, or rather as the author of a best-selling biology book,

00:10:21.180 dot, dot, dot. Meanwhile, Johnny the Walrus itself, in spite of the efforts to suppress it by Amazon,

00:10:27.140 became and is still the number one book overall across the entire platform. It is number one

00:10:32.740 on the bestseller list overall. And given that, as mentioned, Amazon controls nearly all of the book

00:10:39.200 sales in America, we can say, without a doubt, that Johnny the Walrus is right now the best-selling

00:10:44.840 book, period, in the entire country. Out of all the books being sold, out of the thousands of books,

00:10:50.220 it is number one. And we achieved this even though no brick-and-mortar stores would go anywhere near

00:10:56.120 this book. And even though Amazon doesn't want it and is doing everything it can to censor it and

00:11:01.580 suppress it, it is still the number one book in America. Now, this is all extremely funny.

00:11:08.440 And I tend to focus a lot on the humor of it because that's the most fun thing to talk about.

00:11:14.820 But we would be missing, I think, a big part of the point if we concentrated solely on the humor of

00:11:20.120 it. The fact is that the number one book in the country is a preschool board book satirizing left-wing

00:11:28.500 gender ideology. Now, that would have been unthinkable up until, well, right now, when it 1.00

00:11:34.540 actually happened. And I think this is just another line of evidence that the cultural tide

00:11:41.020 is beginning to turn. That's not to say that the battle is won by any means. As I am constantly

00:11:45.500 reminding everyone and myself, if there's going to be a victory in this war, that victory will be

00:11:52.000 generations down the line. You and I will live and die in a culture that is fundamentally hostile to us.

00:11:58.000 That's the reality. So you might as well strap in and learn to enjoy the fight.

00:12:03.720 That's the advice I give everyone when they tell you, well, how are we going to win?

00:12:06.820 What are we going to do? Just learn to enjoy fighting because that's all you're going to have.

00:12:11.400 That's it. You're not living in peacetime. And you never will be living in those times.

00:12:19.580 Maybe your grandchildren will, though, if you fight hard enough. And that's enough for me.

00:12:24.320 And I can take solace in that. And though victory is far down the line, that doesn't mean we can,

00:12:30.220 that we're not able to make progress towards that end, which I think we are right now.

00:12:35.640 Johnny the Walrus is, even I will admit, a very, very small salvo in the war. But even so,

00:12:44.500 a win is a win. Nothing wrong with enjoying them when they come. I know I am. And in fact,

00:12:51.040 I had a chance to celebrate last night. I was speaking at Wisconsin Superior. And it was a

00:12:57.300 great, great turnout, great speech, great event. Right outside the building, a group of leftist

00:13:05.740 protesters had gathered to scream about how I'm a terrible guy and all the rest of it. And they'd

00:13:11.460 been out there for a while. So they ordered pizza for themselves. And my producer, Sean, went out and

00:13:16.440 got me a slice, as you can see. And I imagine the protesters were not happy to find out that I

00:13:23.140 took some of their pizza. But they should take heart, because they fed a best-selling children's

00:13:31.220 author. And that is an act of charity. And it's another win for both of us, I think.

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00:15:20.580 quick note about this is I was thinking about this today too, and just going back to the more fun thing

00:15:25.760 we talk about, which is just how funny all this is. That is another, that's a kind of underrated

00:15:31.680 cultural shift. It's an underrated, but I think quite significant cultural shift that's happened

00:15:38.580 over the last few years. And that is that on the right now, we are by far and away funnier than the

00:15:48.900 left. And, uh, we're, we're better at mocking and satirizing and trolling than they are miles better

00:15:55.420 at it. And we're having a lot more fun too, at the same time. And that is, that's a, like I said,

00:16:01.100 a very significant change actually. And it has not always been this way. So it's not something you

00:16:06.600 could take for granted by any means. In fact, for most of my life, it was, it was quite the opposite

00:16:12.220 where the right had the stereotype of being this kind of stuffy, self-serious,

00:16:17.980 school marms who, uh, are, you know, aren't laughing about anything, aren't having a good

00:16:21.940 time at all, just constantly complaining about stuff. And that stereotype was, uh, was, was not

00:16:27.100 without some basis, you know, but there's been, things have just changed radically and pretty

00:16:34.760 quickly over the last few years. Where at this point I can't think like, what's the last funny kind

00:16:41.720 of stunt, uh, trolling thing, mockery, even meme. I mean, what's the last funny thing you've seen

00:16:49.840 from the left? I can't even think of, think of what it would be. They're not having any fun at all.

00:16:56.540 I think there's a lot of reasons for that. One is that they're, this is just their, their ideology

00:17:00.440 is suffocating them. And it just, it strangles the humor out of everything. You're just, you're not a

00:17:06.620 laugh. You want to be a pure leftist at this point. You're not allowed to laugh about anything.

00:17:12.840 Everything is off the table. Everything's offensive. And, um, that's part of it. Part of it is also,

00:17:17.980 I think for, for us, the, the advantage of being, um, kind of in the, the, the cultural rebel position,

00:17:28.240 being in the counterculture position where they run all the institutions, they have all the power.

00:17:34.500 So that kind of puts them in automatically as kind of defensive posture where they're

00:17:38.760 defending what they've already gained. And that's just not, it's not as much fun.

00:17:43.960 And, uh, there aren't as many targets for mockery, I guess also. So I think that's also a good thing.

00:17:49.960 All right, let's go. Uh, speaking of things that are really funny, of course, Elon Musk taking over

00:17:53.660 Twitter is just hilarious and everything about it has been great, but he tweeted something yesterday

00:17:59.400 that I, I just wanted to know because I actually disagree with him here. Um, it's a nice in theory,

00:18:05.680 but here's what he says. He says for Twitter to deserve public trust, it must be politically neutral,

00:18:10.100 which effectively means upsetting the far right and the far left equally. Now the first part of this

00:18:17.540 tweet here, I agree with, um, it should be politically neutral. That's what I want it to be.

00:18:21.740 I don't want, I've said all along that we already have, there are social media platforms out there

00:18:27.140 that are quote unquote conservative platforms and they've got a conservative bent and, you know,

00:18:32.980 a conservative mission. And I don't use those platforms. I don't, I don't find them interesting.

00:18:37.760 They're not fun to use. Um, I don't really, I don't need to be, I don't want to be in an echo

00:18:41.520 chamber that takes away almost the entire point for me, or even being on these platforms in the first

00:18:46.320 place. They become culturally irrelevant because you've kind of just, you you've segregated yourself

00:18:52.800 from the cultural conversation. And so I don't like them. And I wouldn't want, there's never any

00:18:58.340 chance of Twitter turning into that, but I wouldn't want that. I, what I, what I actually want Twitter

00:19:02.900 to be is politically neutral. I just don't want Twitter to have any political stance at all. I want

00:19:07.320 it to be basically what it was in the early days and the wild West days of Twitter and of social media

00:19:12.440 generally. I mean, there was a time when pretty much every social media platform was basically

00:19:16.280 this way where, you know, you could kind of go and say what you want. And there were some rules,

00:19:22.520 but not a lot. And everybody knew what the rules were and they were pretty basic. Like you can't

00:19:27.540 go and threaten to kill somebody or do anything like that. So I would like to go back to that

00:19:32.980 actual political neutrality. You get out of the way, you provide the platform and then we let us mix

00:19:40.320 it up and do what we're going to do now. So that, that part, I agree. It's the second part that I

00:19:46.680 don't agree where he says, well, if we're politically neutral, that effectively means upsetting the far

00:19:50.920 right and the far left equally. No, it doesn't. Political neutrality does not upset the far right.

00:19:56.840 I am on the far right. I can't pretend to speak for everybody, uh, in, in my, in my camp,

00:20:03.780 but I certainly am on the far right. I embrace that. And I can tell you that that's not how I

00:20:09.600 see it. It's not, it doesn't upset me. That's exact. That's exactly what I want. And I think in

00:20:15.320 fact, I can speak for most people on the quote far right, because that's a, I have not, I haven't

00:20:19.660 heard from anybody on the far right who wants Twitter to become this conservative, um, vehicle.

00:20:28.560 I haven't heard anyone say they want Twitter to become a vehicle for conservatism.

00:20:33.780 So actually on the right, that's what we want. We just want you to get out of the way

00:20:38.680 and stop trying to referee and police everything. It's the left on the other hand. They are upset

00:20:45.540 by neutrality. They don't want that. They're actually very specific about that. They're not

00:20:52.080 hiding it, but there might've been a time when they hit it, but they don't anymore. They do not

00:20:55.860 want neutrality. This is where the phrase silence is violence comes from. You don't often hear people

00:21:03.360 on the right saying that that is almost in that's if someone is saying that 99 times out of a hundred

00:21:07.440 at somebody on the left saying silence is violence and you don't even need to know the context. You

00:21:11.060 just know that it's somebody on the left. And that's what they mean. If, if, if Twitter were to

00:21:16.600 become actually neutral, that means that Twitter itself is being silent about the issues and that's

00:21:22.920 violence. You know, so for example, a neutral stance would be Twitter allows us to talk about

00:21:32.860 gender. And, um, and so God forbid you could go on Twitter and refer to a male who identifies as a

00:21:42.840 woman and say, well, that's a, that's a man. The neutral position for Twitter is to say nothing about

00:21:48.420 that. Like you can say that then the left can make their claim and say, no, it's actually a woman and 1.00

00:21:54.160 we can have the debate. But the left doesn't want that. No, they want Twitter to prevent you from

00:22:02.420 saying that at all. They don't want to have the conversation. They know they can't have the

00:22:07.100 conversation. They can't win the debate. So neutrality is not what they want. Um, there is one side of the

00:22:14.600 ideological divide, which is opposed to neutrality and opposed, actually, actually opposed to free

00:22:22.140 speech. And that is, and that is the left without a question. All right. Let's go here from, uh,

00:22:28.260 CNBC. It says the tens of millions of Americans saddled with student loans may finally hear soon

00:22:33.760 what the Biden administration has decided to do. If anything on debt forgiveness,

00:22:38.040 white house press secretary, Jen Psaki said at Monday's press briefing, not a single person in this

00:22:41.240 country has paid a dime on federal student loans since the president took office.

00:22:43.980 She went on to say that president Joe Biden would make a decision about any cancellation of student

00:22:47.960 debt before the conclusion of that pause on student loans. Um, let's see. Although Biden has

00:22:55.920 expressed skepticism about sweeping student loan forgiveness in the past, another development

00:23:00.160 this week suggests he may be warming up to the idea. When the topic came up Monday with the

00:23:04.220 congressional Hispanic caucus, the president indicated he was currently looking to provide

00:23:07.440 some form of student debt cancellation, according to multiple reports. Democrats and advocates have put

00:23:12.740 intense pressure on the president to act ahead of the midterms, pointing out that student debt

00:23:16.960 cancellation is a campaign promise he can deliver on without Congress while much of his agenda has

00:23:21.880 been stymied in the house and Senate. So he's spoken out in the past and been against the idea of

00:23:26.460 student debt forgiveness, quote unquote cancellation. And both of these terms are euphemisms. Neither of

00:23:33.940 them actually reflect the reality of what this would be. It's not just forgiveness.

00:23:37.560 Um, the government can't, what, what does that even mean for the government to forgive the loan? It's not

00:23:43.140 going to cancel it. This is transferring the debt somewhere else. And there's only one other place it can

00:23:51.080 go. And that is to the taxpayers. I mean, the government can't pay off the debt because the government

00:23:56.960 only has the money that it takes from us. So that's what we're talking about. It's taking the debt.

00:24:04.740 It's not canceling it. Not at all. Um, if it were possible, as I've said before,

00:24:09.040 if there were a magic wand where you could just make the debt go away and that's it,

00:24:16.160 it's just gone. There's no other consequences. No one has to pay it. I'm still not sure that I

00:24:21.300 would support using the magic wand because this is still an agreement that people made that we're

00:24:25.300 just erasing. Um, but at least there's a conversation we could have in that case. If the magic wand

00:24:31.380 existed, it doesn't. And so instead we're talking about taking the debt and transferring it from the

00:24:36.540 person who chose to take on the debt and agreed to it and bought the product and has ostensibly

00:24:45.020 benefited from the product, or at least has the potential to benefit from them from it and

00:24:50.580 transferring that debt to people who did not make that agreement or sign on the dotted line.

00:24:54.920 And also very importantly here, do not have the product that was purchased and the product is the

00:25:02.340 college degree. The fact that so many college degrees end up being basically worthless is true.

00:25:09.660 And that's, that's a separate conversation. And the fact that college degrees are so often worthless,

00:25:16.320 that's, that's the reason why that's not a, that's not an argument for debt forgiveness.

00:25:19.900 That's actually an argument against debt forgiveness. Because another problem with the

00:25:26.940 quote debt forgiveness or debt transferal is that now you're just encouraging more of the bad, 0.99

00:25:33.240 stupid, reckless behavior across the board that got us in this position in the first place. 0.97

00:25:40.360 When you wave your magic wand, which doesn't even really exist, all you're doing is encouraging more 1.00

00:25:44.880 of it, validating it. Um, when the real solution to the college debt loan crisis, as I've said many

00:25:54.340 times is, um, there is, there is no, there is no good solution that's going to do anything to reverse

00:26:00.700 what's already happened in the past, but looking towards the future, the solution is to stop

00:26:07.220 shuffling all, you know, almost every kid into the university system, regardless of whether they're going

00:26:14.620 to benefit from the college education or not. The whole practice of sending 18 year old kids into 0.69

00:26:20.840 college when they don't even know what they want to do with their lives, what they're interested in,

00:26:26.220 what their passions are, what they want to study. I mean, we just, we just, we, this is another thing

00:26:32.320 we take for granted, but you know, it's very common, of course, to have college freshmen who have

00:26:40.400 already taken out the loans and they're in college and they've committed to this for four years and

00:26:44.220 they have no idea what they even want to major in. They don't, they don't know what, like they have

00:26:48.020 no clue. They don't know what they want to study. They don't know what, they've certainly have no

00:26:53.360 idea what they want to do with the rest of their lives. And then, and then, and then we say, well,

00:26:58.400 that's normal. That's okay. No, it's, it's not. I mean, it is normal, but it shouldn't be.

00:27:01.740 And it's not, it's not okay. You've made this massive commitment and you don't even know why

00:27:07.760 you made it. That's a huge problem. It's like, you know, it's like if, um, I don't know, you're

00:27:15.920 at some really bizarre flea market and you, you, you stumble across some contraption and you have

00:27:21.160 no idea what this, you could tell that it might do something. It's some kind of machine. You're not

00:27:25.560 sure. We have no idea what it does. And you ask the person, well, how much for that machine? And they

00:27:29.620 say, oh, it'd be $150,000. Who would say that it's a good idea to buy it? You don't know what

00:27:36.320 it does. You don't know how you're going to use it. You don't know if you can use it. You have no

00:27:40.240 idea if it'll benefit you or not. I mean, maybe it'll change your life forever and make everything

00:27:44.500 better. Maybe not, but you're going to spend $150,000 on it. Look, in no other context would we

00:27:52.400 encourage that kind of decision among 18 year old kids or among anybody. I don't care how old you are.

00:27:58.320 This is what we do with, with the colleges. The solution is to stop doing that.

00:28:04.600 And it's still, until we stop doing it, this problem is not going to go away, but

00:28:09.880 I can pretty much guarantee that this debt transferal, some version of it is going to

00:28:15.440 happen because despite what Biden has said in the past, he is now in the Democrats in general are

00:28:22.040 floundering. We're getting towards the midterms and they need to pull a rabbit out of the hat.

00:28:26.520 And this, this is, this is it. This is, this is one of the things is debt forgiveness. Although I

00:28:33.200 think it's going to massively politically backfire for them because debt forgiveness quote unquote is

00:28:40.520 among other things, a welfare program for the upper class.

00:28:44.900 That is by far and away, you know, the, the, the top 50, 40, 30%, they're going to benefit

00:28:58.060 the most from college loan forgiveness because they have most of the college loans.

00:29:03.600 This is certainly not something that's going to predominantly help poor people, lower middle

00:29:11.280 class people, blue collar people, many of whom had didn't go to college and have still been able

00:29:20.540 to find success in life. And now you're going to go to them and say, okay, you have to take on this

00:29:25.280 debt for a product that you didn't even purchase. You, you chose a different path in life. You chose maybe

00:29:30.920 to go into a trade and, um, and, and learn a skill. And now you're working and you're applying

00:29:40.320 that skill and you're providing for your family and you're helping society. That's the decision that

00:29:44.920 you made. It was the right decision. But now I'm going to take the burden of other people's bad

00:29:51.600 decisions and put it on you. I think that's going to be a very politically unpopular decision.

00:29:58.420 Um, and that's all this is, it is welfare for the, for the upper class, for upper class,

00:30:07.140 spoiled brats who made a decision, bought a product and now don't want to live with the 1.00

00:30:12.840 consequences. And they want to shirk their responsibilities and they want to, they want

00:30:17.280 to, uh, put the burden, take their burdens and put it on other people, put it on their, their

00:30:22.400 neighbors. All right. Another thing from Biden, speaking of very politically unpopular, here's

00:30:30.560 Biden yesterday addressing teachers. And I want, I want you to listen to what he says here. And

00:30:35.580 speaking of midterms, one thing I'll say is that, uh, I really hope that Joe Biden takes this message

00:30:42.660 and the Democrats, they take this messaging and take it right into the midterms. Please do. I beg you.

00:30:47.060 Listen to this. Have the best educated public in the world. Have our students gain confidence

00:30:56.860 enough to know what they can do to reach in. We have an obligation. We have an obligation to help

00:31:04.680 them teach and reach their potential. You've heard me say it many times about our children,

00:31:12.600 but it's true. They're all our children. And the reason you're the teachers of the year is because

00:31:18.500 you recognize that. They're not somebody else's children. They're like yours when they're in the

00:31:22.880 classroom. You represent a profession that helps them gain the confidence, the confidence they believe

00:31:30.200 they can do anything. They're not somebody else's children. They're yours when they're in the

00:31:39.440 classroom. Please, Joe, that take that, that, that, that's a winner. Yeah. Please take that all

00:31:47.020 the way into the midterms. They're not. And what does he mean by somebody else's? He means the parents.

00:31:52.820 They're not somebody else's, the parents. No, they're your children because they're in the classroom.

00:31:59.960 Um, and that is, that's, this is not a gaffe. You didn't misspeak here. That's exactly what Democrats

00:32:07.000 think. That is precisely the leftist position is that when the kids are in the classroom,

00:32:12.760 they're in the government classrooms, government building, government school system. And that means

00:32:17.540 that they belong to the government. That is their position. They're not usually quite that explicit

00:32:22.100 about it, but they get pretty close. And this is a moment when Joe Biden was very explicit about it.

00:32:27.700 That's how they see it. You send your children to us and they are, they are ours. And not only when

00:32:35.620 they're in the classroom, by the way, but even when they leave, they're still ours.

00:32:41.540 That's how they see it. And it's, it's good. It's, it's very good to know. Now they're,

00:32:46.880 they're wrong about that. Of course you are entrusted. If you're a teacher in a public school

00:32:51.940 classroom, um, you know, depending on what grade level you might, you might have the kids entrusted

00:32:58.500 to you for 45 minutes at a time. You have a different group of kids with 45 minutes and they

00:33:02.160 are entrusted to you for a specific purpose, not as an adoptive parent. It's not as foster care,

00:33:09.020 not even as daycare. At least that's not what, what schools are supposed to be, even though,

00:33:13.480 even though they're treated that way, you are simply entrusted to impart certain information

00:33:19.140 to the kids on a certain subject. That's all you're supposed to be doing. That's the only,

00:33:23.760 that's your whole job. And not, not to say that it's a, that it's a small or minor thing.

00:33:29.280 It's quite a noble job to do and an important one. If you actually do the job you're supposed

00:33:33.880 to do and take it seriously and don't try to do more than that job by taking these children

00:33:39.380 under your wing and turning them into your own kind of de facto children because they're not.

00:33:45.620 But it is, it is crucial for us to understand that, um, this is how the government education

00:33:51.380 system sees it. And when you send your kids to the school, even though they are still your kids,

00:33:56.600 you are sending them into a system that believes that they have ownership, um, of the parental

00:34:04.800 rights that actually belong to you. All right. Speaking of which from the daily wire,

00:34:11.100 Rhode Island Democrats are pushing legislation that would teach children about pleasure-based

00:34:14.940 sexual relations, pleasure-based sexual relations with the support of left-wing groups. The legislation,

00:34:21.760 Senate Bill 2285 would amend current law so that culturally appropriate courses in, quote,

00:34:27.800 family life or sex education are taught to children beginning in sixth grade when students

00:34:31.800 are about 11 or 12 years old. Um, quote, teachings would recognize pleasure-based sexual relations,

00:34:40.720 different sexual orientations, and be inclusive of same-sex relationships. The act would also provide

00:34:45.940 that instruction include gender, gender expression, gender identity, and the harm of negative gender

00:34:51.480 stereotypes. This is what they want to do in, uh, Rhode Island. Rhode Island State Senator Tiara Mack, 1.00

00:34:58.420 a Democrat representing Providence, one of the primary sponsors of the bill, has cited her Southern

00:35:03.340 abstinence-only sex education as a reason for pushing SB 2285. She said there was no conversation

00:35:09.740 about what it meant to be gay or what a healthy relationship looked like. Sex education is about learning

00:35:14.800 about gender and gender roles, about what it's like to grow up in a single-parent family. It's about

00:35:18.860 all the things I wish I had gotten. It's about knowing I wasn't alone. That's what she says.

00:35:23.080 And in fact, Tiara Mack, I think we have a, uh, video of her. She's interviewing, talking a little

00:35:27.080 bit about, about this pleasure-based sex ed. And, um, here's what she has to say about that.

00:35:32.800 An opportunity came up to teach sex ed, um, through a program, um, at the university called Sexual Health

00:35:37.840 Advocacy through Peer Educators to teach sex ed, um, to local high school students. And I did that my

00:35:43.100 sophomore year, um, after, um, applying my freshman year and like, well, if I didn't know

00:35:48.420 this, like there are people out there like me who literally have no idea how to talk about

00:35:53.280 their body, how to access agency and how to actually, um, practice autonomy in whatever

00:35:58.520 way they want to do it. And for me, that was unlocking conversations about my body, my sexuality

00:36:03.560 and my identity in a safe and, um, culturally sensitive and respectful environment. And also

00:36:09.440 sharing that with 15 year olds who at the time are yearning to have that conversation. And I taught

00:36:14.740 sex ed all throughout the rest of my, um, college career. And then I went to go on to teach high

00:36:20.360 school math and I still was teaching sex education. And at the time, at the same time, still working

00:36:25.480 on issues surrounding reproductive health rights and access from local abortion funding work and to

00:36:30.880 now being on the board of the abortion fund, um, and being an employee of Planned Parenthood

00:36:34.760 Center in New England. It's been a core of my work. Yeah. So that's what she wants. That's what

00:36:39.820 you think sex ed should be. It should be about, as she said in the, in the article, it's about

00:36:43.980 knowing I'm not alone. It's about, it's about discovering your body or whatever else she's

00:36:48.120 talking about. Um, no sex ed is, is not supposed to be any of that. And in fact, there should,

00:36:55.300 you know, we're at a point now where you just have to get sex ed out of the schools completely

00:36:59.500 for, for every grade level, you know, K through 12, no sex ed of any kind, get it all out. This

00:37:06.220 is not, um, you know, no, no, no. I'm not saying let's have abstinence only education instead of this,

00:37:11.860 instead of the so-called comprehensive sex education. No, I don't want that either. Um,

00:37:16.760 I don't, I don't, I don't need, if I sent my kids to public school, which I don't, but if I did,

00:37:22.440 I wouldn't need teachers talking to my kids about how to abstain from sex and the advantages of 0.77

00:37:28.220 that, that's not a conversation that I'm going to trust to strangers. Okay. I can have that

00:37:34.300 conversation. I don't need you to do it. I don't trust you to do it. Um, but of course we're way

00:37:39.760 beyond abstinence education and they want this, which is on the other, the total other end of

00:37:45.180 the spectrum. My point is just take the whole spectrum and throw it out. Um, we just cannot trust

00:37:51.360 these perverts to have conversations with kids about sex at all. Okay. So there should be no 0.99

00:38:01.400 subject, no course called sex ed. You want to talk about reproduction, talk about that in biology.

00:38:10.160 You want to talk about the anatomy, talk about that. That's also a science discussion. So you can

00:38:15.440 cover those, but anything beyond that, um, even if in theory, you know, there, there could be a

00:38:26.700 version of a sex ed class that's appropriate in theory, which I haven't even heard what that

00:38:31.000 version would be. Even if you could in theory, figure out such, such a curriculum, you cannot trust

00:38:37.880 the teachers to do it. You just can't, as, as we see here, because they have taken this,

00:38:44.640 keep it, keep something else in mind here that for them, sex and their sex life and their sexual

00:38:50.960 orientation and their gender identity, like that's, that's their whole existence. That's everything.

00:38:57.840 That's all they care about. So, so everything gets wrapped up in that. That's also their religion.

00:39:02.380 And that's why she says, Oh, sex is about, it's about knowing sex is about knowing yourself and

00:39:08.320 knowing you're not alone. And what, what does knowing you're not alone have to do with sex ed?

00:39:13.720 What are you talking about? Well, it's because her whole identity and life and everything is

00:39:19.500 wrapped up in sex. And that's yet another reason why you can't trust these people to talk to kids

00:39:26.000 about sex. Uh, speaking of her whole life being wrapped up in sex is another, another tweet from

00:39:30.080 this Tiara Mack character. If we put this up, um, just to give you an idea of like what her priorities

00:39:34.660 are. So this is what she tweeted a couple of days ago. She says, I'm a single queer, hold on a second.

00:39:40.560 I'm a single queer train advocate. Like what a queer train at. So she's an advocate for queer trains. 0.86

00:39:50.560 She doesn't want those, you know, normal hetero, heteronormative trains. She's an advocate for

00:39:55.340 queer trains. Get on the queer train, everybody. She says, I'm a single queer train advocate who's 0.97

00:40:01.340 desperate for better train service and high-speed rail options to NYC on the weekends exclusively for

00:40:07.340 the queer dating scene. Better trains now. What? Yet again, exhibit A. No, that's not exhibit A. That's, 1.00

00:40:18.060 you know, that's exhibit, uh, 5,772, or whatever of why you can't trust these people to talk to your

00:40:24.440 kids about. So you can't trust them at all with anything. Just these lunatic, absolute lunatics.

00:40:31.080 This is an elected Democrat. I guess if I could decipher this, she's demanding her own train service 1.00

00:40:40.280 to facilitate her sex life. She's demanding an exclusive train service so that she can go to New 1.00

00:40:48.880 York City and, um, have sex with women. That's what she's saying. This is an elected Democrat. 1.00

00:40:58.640 My God. Uh, and that's another one. Democrats take that into the midterms too, please take student loan

00:41:06.320 forgiveness. Uh, they're not your kids and queer trains. I think that should be your platform right 0.78

00:41:11.980 there. Bring that right into midterms. Hop on the queer train, go right into midterms with that. 1.00

00:41:17.620 Please do. Let's get to the comment section.

00:41:19.680 If you're a man, it's required that you grow a bit. Hey, we're the sweet baby gang.

00:41:32.500 Jasmine says, Daddy Walsh is the actual troll king. He never ceases to top his last troll. His debut as an 0.93

00:41:39.500 author and movie maker might even top raising money for AOC's grandma. Well, like I said,

00:41:44.760 we're just, uh, you know, the AOC thing will, it's, it's, uh, smaller, you know, it's a much

00:41:51.480 smaller scale. Some of the other stuff we stuff we've done that might always have pride of place

00:41:56.900 in my own heart. Um, just cause I, I enjoyed that one so much and it was so much fun, but really all

00:42:02.280 this stuff. And, uh, you know, also being a, the one, another one we can add to the list now is being,

00:42:06.980 uh, bestselling biologist. So I'm loving that as well. Um, but Gingy responds to, um, the comment

00:42:16.400 from Jasmine and says, is being the troll king something to be proud of? Doesn't sound like

00:42:22.420 something a genuine Christian would want. Is there anything in, uh, uh, you know, I've, I've read 1.00

00:42:29.460 through the gospels quite a bit and I don't remember, maybe it's in the epistles. Is there something in

00:42:34.080 there about thou shalt not troll? Is that, is that a unchristian? No, you know, I, I think what

00:42:43.040 you're getting at is that, um, cause when we talk about trolling now, there's a version of trolling

00:42:48.900 where you're just saying stuff you don't even believe because you want attention. And there's

00:42:55.580 quite a lot of that kind of trolling that goes on the internet. That's not what I'm doing.

00:42:59.620 Okay. That's not the trolling that I engage in and also wholeheartedly support.

00:43:07.460 Um, because everything that I'm saying, I absolutely believe.

00:43:10.660 And when you're in the troll sweet spot, okay. It's when you've really, when you've really threaded

00:43:17.720 the needle is when you're joking about it, but you're also being a hundred percent serious at

00:43:22.760 the same time. And so that's pretty much, that's basically like everything I do. It's I'm joking,

00:43:26.920 but I'm also not at all. Johnny, the walrus, it's a total joke, but also not at all at the same exact

00:43:34.200 time. Okay. And so if you're being genuine and you're standing for what you believe in,

00:43:40.840 then I'm not quite sure. I see how that sort of quote trolling, uh, somehow betrays my Christian

00:43:48.440 faith. Now it's kind of aggressive. Um, it could be, it could take a mocking tone at times.

00:43:57.060 It could be a little bit ruthless, but that is what we need to do. You know, we talk about the,

00:44:06.620 one of the advantages that we have, as I mentioned before, is that on the left, like they're just not

00:44:10.600 funny at all. They're not having any fun. And, um, and that's an advantage to us. But the other

00:44:14.700 advantage is that on the left, you know, these are also, as we saw with the Amazon videos, these are

00:44:20.160 very soft people, uh, many of them quite mentally damaged. And what that means is that if we want to

00:44:28.260 win and have some real victories, there's an opportunity there. If we're smart about it and

00:44:33.840 clever and also, yeah, a little bit ruthless because they're soft and they're sensitive.

00:44:38.820 So we have to be the opposite of that. And that's what it calls for right now. Remember,

00:44:44.380 like I said, this is not, this is not, um, we're not living in peace times. Let's see.

00:44:53.300 The crazy thing is that if Elon Musk was African-American and looked African-American,

00:44:57.760 all the left would be celebrating him taking over Twitter. Well, that's not necessarily true at all.

00:45:03.160 In fact, uh, you're saying if Elon Musk was like actually black, then they would all be celebrating. 1.00

00:45:07.840 No, no, they wouldn't. Not necessarily. It depends on his ideology. I mean, if Elon Musk

00:45:12.560 was black and had the ideology of Clarence Thomas, uh, they would not be celebrating that in the least 0.94

00:45:19.020 bit. So that's an important point here about, um, you know, they're the kind of racial preferences

00:45:23.840 that they have on the left and they do have them, but that is all filtered through the lens of

00:45:28.540 ideology. And so if you're on the right or perceived to be on the right, or just simply not on the left,

00:45:35.040 they hate you no matter what your skin color is. And in fact, if you're not white, they'll hate you 0.68

00:45:39.360 even more because on top of disagreeing with you, they also, there's also this, this sense of betrayal

00:45:43.920 they have because they think that they own you and that you owe yourself to them. And so on top of

00:45:48.480 everything, they also feel betrayed by you and they consider you a race traitor. So you're, they're

00:45:52.880 actually going to hate you more. Just talk to, you know, ask Candace Owens about it. They're going to 0.92

00:45:56.420 hate you even more because they think that you owe yourself to them. Um, Dirk says, all my kids

00:46:04.040 genuinely love Johnny the Walrus. The one-year-old is especially fond of pretending to be able to read

00:46:08.360 it, which I feel is thematically appropriate. My daughter, um, legitimately loves the book. Also

00:46:15.240 my, my two-year-old and she has it basically memorized and she actually does love the book.

00:46:21.260 I don't, she doesn't really understand that she's a little bit biased. She doesn't understand that I

00:46:25.840 wrote it. Like she hasn't, she doesn't quite grasp that because she's always bringing the book over to

00:46:29.840 me to show me the book and show me things in the book that she thinks are great. Like it's the first time

00:46:33.600 I've seen it, but she does draw the connection between the zookeeper character and daddy. So

00:46:38.020 she, she sees that daddy is in the book. And so that's one of the reasons she, but even if,

00:46:42.160 but even if without that, I still think it's a book that all kids can love. Um, let's see.

00:46:51.920 Michael says, I love Matt's analogy of men with rough hands. I met a girl and we went on a date

00:46:56.540 and she said that I had smooth hands. I knew that was a lie because I do construction and my hands are

00:47:01.340 basically sandpaper. I never met up with her again. Well, that's the only way to respond to

00:47:05.060 that. I mean, that's, uh, talk about trying to take someone's talk, talk about emasculating someone.

00:47:09.920 There's, there's no better way to do that. So I think you made the right decision, Michael.

00:47:12.720 Let's get down to our daily cancellation.

00:47:18.160 You know, if it seems like Hollywood is infested with Satanists, well, that's because it is.

00:47:23.660 In fact, we can add this to the list, which is a very, very long list to beat at this point

00:47:28.400 of things that are erroneously written off as conspiracy theories, but actually are not.

00:47:33.020 And have turned out to be entirely true. Hollywood is indeed satanic case in point,

00:47:37.420 the actress, Megan Fox. Now, granted I call her an actress, but I couldn't tell you for sure. If she

00:47:42.020 actually has starred in any films over the past 10 years. And even back when she was starring in

00:47:47.720 films, it would be a bit of a stretch to call her an actress, but that's all academic. I suppose Fox was

00:47:52.820 never famous for her acting talent. She, um, you know, her primary skill has always been simply

00:47:58.720 walking around and looking attractive. And to her credit, she's always done a pretty good job on 0.96

00:48:03.360 both counts. These days though, she's added another credential to her resume. Um, she has expanded her

00:48:09.960 repertoire and now she also, on top of walking around, looking attractive, she also has a weird 0.62

00:48:15.900 boyfriend. And this is kind of like her main thing now. And what seems to be getting her into the

00:48:20.800 headlines is that she has a weird boyfriend. Fox is dating somebody named Machine Gun Kelly. Now I

00:48:25.340 couldn't begin to tell you anything about Machine Gun Kelly, nor whether Machine Gun Kelly is his

00:48:28.940 Christian name. But I do know that Fox has described him as a handsome demonic creature. Unless you think

00:48:37.380 that she meant that ironically in some way, or as a joke, here she is in rather explicit terms in a

00:48:43.440 recent interview, um, talking about their vampiric sexual habits. Listen.

00:48:49.780 Drank each other's blood might mislead people or like people are imagining us with like goblets and

00:48:56.240 we're like Game of Thrones drinking each other's blood. It's just a few drops, but yes, we do consume

00:49:02.000 each other's blood on occasion for ritual purposes only. It is used for a reason and it is controlled

00:49:09.740 where it's like, let's shed a few drops of blood and each drink it. He's much more haphazard and

00:49:15.020 hectic and chaotic where he's willing to just like cut his chest open with broken glass and be like, 0.57

00:49:20.140 take my soul. Let me bleed on you. It doesn't not happen. Let me tell you, maybe not exactly like that, 1.00

00:49:28.140 but it, a version of that has happened many times.

00:49:35.860 Oh, for ritual purposes only. Well, okay then. As long as you're consuming each other's blood for

00:49:41.300 ritual purposes, then it's not creepy at all. Oh wait, no, right. That's, that's actually the

00:49:45.360 creepiest possible explanation you could have given. Not that there could have been a non-creepy one.

00:49:51.820 Um, Fox admits that she participates in blood drinking rituals with her boyfriend. She doesn't feel

00:49:57.000 embarrassed about sharing this information with the world, partly because she's not capable of

00:50:00.480 shame, but also because she lives and moves in a world where that kind of thing is not considered 0.95

00:50:04.660 bizarre. In fact, this only came up because she mentioned matter of factly in an Instagram post

00:50:09.180 a few months ago after a Mr. Machine Gun proposed to her that they went home and drank each other's

00:50:15.240 blood. She just kind of like said that with no explanation, no other context given. She simply assumed

00:50:20.800 that everybody would read that and go, Oh yeah, well they drank each other's blood as one does.

00:50:25.420 When she, what she's describing is quite literally a satanic blood ritual, which should be quite 0.58

00:50:33.260 evident, especially because as she says, her boyfriend cuts her chest, his chest open with

00:50:38.180 broken glass and says, take my soul. I mean, you couldn't be more clear. You wouldn't be more clear

00:50:44.220 if you were sacrificing a goat on a satanic altar, which may be something they do as well. It wouldn't

00:50:48.420 surprise me. Now, speaking of a Megan Fox's Satanism, there was more news in that vein yesterday,

00:50:54.740 so to speak. Fox also bragged about dressing her young son up in women's clothes. Here's the Daily

00:51:01.500 Wire. It says, Fox said that when her nine-year-old son Noah started expressing his desire to wear

00:51:06.400 dresses, she decided to educate him with literature made for and made by transgender individuals.

00:51:11.780 I do have a child that suffered, she said, of her son being bullied. I have a lot of worries about that

00:51:15.960 because I just wish that humanity was not like this. Although my kid is so brave and my child is so brave,

00:51:20.060 and I know that they've chosen this journey for a reason, it's just hard as a mom. I bought a bunch

00:51:26.140 of books that sort of address these things and address the full spectrum of what this is, she

00:51:29.700 told the publication. So from the time they were very young, notice how she's using they to refer

00:51:34.880 to her son. I've incorporated those things into their daily lives so that nobody feels like they

00:51:39.820 are weird or strange or different. Some of the books are written by transgender children. Some of the 0.90

00:51:43.640 books are just about how you can be a boy and wear a dress. You can express yourself through your

00:51:47.380 clothing however you want. Now in fact, as it turns out, Fox's son didn't just randomly decide

00:51:53.020 to start wearing dresses. She's been pushing this on him for years. Here she is back in 2019 on The

00:51:57.740 View bragging about her son's cross-dressing habit. Listen. He's really into fashion and he's the one 0.87

00:52:04.480 like sometimes he'll dress himself and he likes to wear dresses sometimes and he'll, and I send him to

00:52:10.040 a really liberal like hippie school, but even there here in California, he still has little boys

00:52:16.260 going like boys don't wear dresses or boys don't wear pink. And so we're going through that now

00:52:21.500 where I'm trying to teach him to be confident no matter what anyone else says.

00:52:24.800 Yeah, that's right.

00:52:26.620 He just, he finally, he had stopped wearing dresses for a while. He just wore one two days ago to school

00:52:33.840 and he came home and I was like, how was it? Did any of the friends at school have anything to say?

00:52:38.300 And he was like, well, all the boys laughed when I came in, but he's like, but I don't care. I love dresses too much.

00:52:42.940 So Megan Fox didn't want to have just a regular boring boy. She wanted a cross-dresser that she 0.99

00:52:50.020 could, you know, parade around like a fashion accessory, show off to all of her friends, 1.00

00:52:54.000 talk about during interviews. I can tell you right now that no nine-year-old boy,

00:53:00.320 no six-year-old boy, no boy of any age just randomly decides that he wants to wear dresses

00:53:05.020 to school. That's the product of lifelong conditioning. In fact, in another interview,

00:53:09.900 she said this, she says, when I became pregnant with Noah, I could feel through my mother's

00:53:14.280 intuition that he was not subscribing to gender stereotypes. So I decided to provide an environment

00:53:18.980 for him early on that would allow him to discover how he wanted to express himself. So through her

00:53:23.260 mother's intuition in the womb, she decided that her son is non-binary and provided an environment

00:53:31.140 from birth to facilitate that. And what do you know? Now her kid wears dresses. Who could have guessed? 0.95

00:53:37.160 Now she is the bad guy in this scenario, of course, not the other boys at school laughing at her son.

00:53:43.960 I feel bad for her son. I feel really bad for her son on a lot of different levels. I mean, he's got

00:53:48.660 this blood drinking freak of a mother and I feel bad for him. But in terms of getting laughed at at

00:53:55.700 school, like in fact, it is ridiculous for a boy to wear dresses. The other boys are not wrong for

00:54:02.180 finding it silly. On the few occasions when my own children have encountered and seen this kind of

00:54:09.740 thing just out in public and they've talked to me about it and they've said, oh, that's silly. And I

00:54:16.220 said, you're right. It is silly. It's very silly for boys to dress like girls. It's a very silly thing 1.00

00:54:21.760 because that's how I want them to understand it. The boys supposedly bullying her son actually have

00:54:31.040 his well-being more in mind than she does, even if they don't realize it, because they're pushing him

00:54:36.420 towards normalcy and masculinity, which is good because he's a boy and that's who he is. And he

00:54:43.920 should be encouraged to accept who he is. She's pulling him the other direction for her own

00:54:50.320 narcissistic, self-serving reasons. That's the common theme here. Narcissism, self-worship. Even

00:54:56.900 though Megan Fox literally participates in blood drinking rituals, she still is not, I mean, probably 0.91

00:55:01.580 not anyway, a what we might call theological Satanist. She probably doesn't explicitly worship 1.00

00:55:07.660 the theological devil. She might. She probably doesn't. The most common form of Satanism is this,

00:55:14.360 especially in Hollywood. It's self-worship. And that is Satanism in its rawest form. It's not

00:55:21.340 worshiping the devil outright, but worshiping yourself. In that sense, modern leftism is Satanism.

00:55:28.960 It's indistinguishable from Satanism. It puts the self at the center of everything, the center of the

00:55:33.200 universe. Everything and everyone exists to serve, to subordinate itself to the self. And the self

00:55:40.920 itself exists for itself. It has no higher purpose beyond itself. For Megan Fox, even her child exists

00:55:49.760 as a mere prop, a thing to be used, dressed up, paraded around, and so on. And that certainly,

00:55:57.600 first and foremost, is why she is today finally canceled. And we'll leave it there for today.

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The Matt Walsh Show - April 28, 2022

Ep. 940 - Amazon's Censorship Fails To Defeat Johnny The Walrus

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