The Matt Walsh Show - May 23, 2022


Ep. 957 - You Can't Make Me Care About Monkeypox


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour

Words per Minute

178.07376

Word Count

10,794

Sentence Count

679

Misogynist Sentences

27

Hate Speech Sentences

48


Summary

The media has found a new virus to fear monger over, monkeypox, but the public health messaging around this disease has been a bit different from what we heard for COVID. Also, Nancy Pelosi is finally told that she has to stop receiving communion at church on account of her advocacy for baby butchery. A newly engaged AOC gives her thoughts on the life question, and her thoughts are as stupid as you ve come to expect.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, the media has found a new virus to fear monger over, monkeypox,
00:00:04.720 but the public health messaging around this disease has been quite a bit different from
00:00:08.100 what we heard for COVID. I'll explain why. Also, Nancy Pelosi is finally told that she has to
00:00:12.720 stop receiving communion at church on account of her advocacy for baby butchery. A newly engaged
00:00:17.340 AOC gives her thoughts on the life question, and her thoughts are as stupid as you've come to expect.
00:00:22.040 A gender-affirming psychotherapist says that sex education in kindergarten is too late.
00:00:26.520 It should really start at birth, she says. In our daily cancellation, a trans activist reacts to my
00:00:31.260 what-is-a-woman trailer and is not too pleased, I can tell you. We'll talk about all that and more
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00:01:58.300 in the human population at any given time, many of them potentially fatal, and that doesn't include
00:02:03.860 all of the other causes of contagious disease like bacterial infections and the other ailments
00:02:08.900 that are not contagious but still deadly like cancers. So if for some reason you're looking for
00:02:13.560 a reason to be paralyzed with fear and anxiety on a Monday, you could pick any of these illnesses at
00:02:20.080 random and just obsess over them if you want to. Or you could wait for the media to select it for
00:02:24.500 you. And if that's your strategy, then you have no doubt already updated your scary disease rankings,
00:02:29.020 and you've taken COVID down a notch, and you've put monkeypox at the top. Monkeypox, by the way,
00:02:34.700 got its name because it was first detected in a few monkeys back in the 70s. But monkeys are not
00:02:39.940 a major carrier of the virus, according to Scientific American, and they didn't first jump
00:02:44.920 into the human population from monkeys. Actually, rodents are probably the natural reservoir
00:02:49.940 for the disease, which means by all rights it should be called ratpox, which makes it sound
00:02:54.940 even scarier. So it's kind of a missed opportunity. I think rodentpox or ratpox. But in any case,
00:03:00.600 ratpox, aka monkeypox, has become the disease du jour as the media attempts to stoke panic over the fact
00:03:06.900 that a few dozen people in the world have been diagnosed with it in the last few days,
00:03:10.260 and potentially as many as three, three, dear God, in the United States have been diagnosed
00:03:16.240 with the disease or potentially have the disease. If you're wondering whether you have monkeypox
00:03:21.140 right now, you should know that it first presents with flu-like symptoms, which is also how you know
00:03:25.940 how COVID presents. So if you have a cough right now or a runny nose, just relax. It's probably not
00:03:32.380 monkeypox. It's probably just COVID or, you know, any of the diseases of any of the dozens of other
00:03:37.800 illnesses that cause these exact symptoms. It could be any of those. After about a week,
00:03:41.780 the monkeypox victim will break out into rashes and lesions. And that's when, I think when that
00:03:48.240 happens, like if you've had the cough for a week and then you have the lesions, then you can have
00:03:51.780 your official, oh crap, this might be monkeypox moment. The good news is that the disease is not
00:03:57.160 easily transmitted, which is why there was a, quote, outbreak in this country in 2003, and only 70
00:04:03.840 people were infected. Nobody died. Now the media is telling us that the disease has a 10% mortality
00:04:09.760 rate, which means that there should have been several deaths during the last outbreak. But what
00:04:14.680 they forget to mention is that the mortality rate is based mostly on cases in Africa where people die
00:04:19.540 of all kinds of diseases that kill almost nobody in the developed world. You may be wondering why you
00:04:25.660 never heard of the great monkeypox outbreak of 2003. Probably because that was before social media
00:04:31.940 and also before the news media decided that every scary sounding viral infection contracted by anyone
00:04:39.000 anywhere in the world needs to be headline news. But does the fact that this virus is not very
00:04:47.300 contagious and is not widely spread and is not nearly as lethal as they're making it sound,
00:04:53.740 does that all mean that we should just ignore monkeypox and go about our lives? I mean, yes,
00:04:58.940 it does mean that. That's actually basically what it means. Over the weekend, Joe Biden told Americans
00:05:03.180 that they should be concerned about monkeypox. And that's this administration's only sales pitch,
00:05:09.400 their only message about anything. They're just constantly telling us new things to be terrified
00:05:14.500 of. Monkeypox, COVID, white supremacists, climate change, the great MAGA king, Donald Trump,
00:05:19.580 et cetera, and so forth. Biden promised us a winter of death last winter because of COVID,
00:05:25.640 COVID, which went into our spring of sorrow. And now we'll have our summer of suffering to be
00:05:31.980 followed by the fall of fear. And this is all they want. They just want you to be twisting around
00:05:37.160 endlessly in a spiral of fear. And you should not give them what they want. And yet, there is still
00:05:47.380 something worth noticing, maybe, not about monkeypox itself, but about the monkeypox discourse,
00:05:54.420 we'll call it. One of the reasons why, in fact, I'm not personally worried about this virus is that
00:06:01.960 for this round of it anyway, it appears to be primarily spread through sexual contact.
00:06:09.140 As the Sydney Morning Herald reports in their headlines, sexual form of monkeypox blamed for
00:06:14.480 global spread of virus. I'm not personally worried about any STDs at all because I'm in a faithful and
00:06:21.360 loving marriage with my wife. So score another point for faithful and loving marriages. That's
00:06:26.520 not like the number one reason to get married, but it's a nice perk. All these diseases people are
00:06:32.160 worried about, you don't have to worry about it. You're fine. This one in particular falls outside
00:06:37.900 of my own lived experience because it seems to be primarily infecting gay men. The World Health
00:06:43.560 Organization said as much in a statement on the virus. They said, based on currently available
00:06:48.180 information, cases have mainly but not exclusively been identified amongst men who have sex with
00:06:53.560 men. MSM is what they're calling them, which is also the acronym for mainstream media. So do with that
00:07:01.240 what you will. With men having sex with men seeking care and primary care and sexual health clinics.
00:07:06.820 That's from the World Health Organization. Health officials have determined that the likely super
00:07:11.700 spreader event in this case was a gay pride festival in Spain earlier in the month. And the gay news
00:07:17.600 site Pink News describes the gay pride event as actually a fetish festival. That's how they
00:07:22.580 describe it. The article also notes that more cases are linked to a gay bathhouse in Spain or a sauna as
00:07:29.620 it's euphemistically dubbed. So there's still plenty that's not known about this current outbreak,
00:07:35.520 if we can call it an outbreak. But the link to gay sexual activity has been established well enough
00:07:41.840 that organizations like WHO are reporting it. In fact, as GB News reports this morning,
00:07:46.580 gay men in the UK may be offered a monkeypox vaccine first in a, quote, targeted rollout
00:07:52.620 because of this connection that people are noticing. Apparently nine Brits have been diagnosed so far
00:07:58.120 and all but three of them are gay. And this is certainly not the first time that viruses and
00:08:04.700 other diseases have circulated through fetish festivals and bathhouses. A bathhouse is, after all,
00:08:11.400 essentially a petri dish for disease. I mean, there really isn't any healthy or safe way to have sex
00:08:18.200 with random strangers, as the STD epidemic in the U.S. clearly attests. Now, the good news
00:08:25.180 is that there is a simple solution here, which would tamp down the monkeypox situation and also have the
00:08:32.220 immense added benefit of preventing the spread of all kinds of other diseases, many of them much worse
00:08:36.520 than monkeypox. And that is to refrain from having sex with strangers at a bathhouse or anywhere else
00:08:45.060 and to forego trips to fetish festivals or any other event where, you know, large groups of
00:08:51.180 naked or semi-naked people are swapping bodily fluids. Again, it would be best to avoid this kind
00:08:57.320 of behavior in general, even if monkeypox didn't exist. So you would think that our public health
00:09:05.000 authorities, especially because they're so apparently worried about monkeypox, you'd think
00:09:10.200 they would spread this message far and wide. They would say, you know, don't, don't do these kinds
00:09:14.640 of things. Don't participate in these kinds of activities. But they're not. Instead, rather than
00:09:20.540 recommending that people make healthy choices to avoid spreading disease, our so-called public health
00:09:25.580 authorities are more concerned with the spread of stigma in this case. It's stigma. Stigma is the real
00:09:32.180 disease. So the Joint United Nations Program on HIV and AIDS has been releasing statements decrying the
00:09:38.920 stigmatizing language related to monkeypox. And they're worried about reporting that might, quote,
00:09:44.320 reinforce homophobic and racist stereotypes and exacerbate stigma. Andrew Lee, professor of public
00:09:51.160 health at the University of Sheffield, just published an article cautioning against germ panic,
00:09:55.320 okay, cautioning against germ panic, as he calls it, and warning that the real risk faced by gay men
00:10:02.960 is unfair stigma. Then there's a professor who researches epidemiology at Yale, Greg Gonzalez,
00:10:10.540 and he was more explicit in his messaging. He posted a lengthy thread to Twitter saying,
00:10:16.300 and I'm going to read it here. He says, I'm not an expert on the pathogen, but right now,
00:10:21.880 many of the cases are in gay men, and I know something about infectious diseases among men who
00:10:26.340 have sex with men. First, it is not a gay disease. If you are saying it is, you are perpetuating stigma
00:10:32.940 and ignorance, damaging the public health response to this and endangering lives. The disease spreads by
00:10:38.120 close physical contact, and this is the setting in which most cases have been found in this global set
00:10:42.940 of outbreaks, most likely disseminated via large social events. The answer isn't shut down all
00:10:50.340 these parties, tell gay men to stop having sex at them, or dancing in close proximity to each other.
00:10:56.080 It won't work. It hasn't worked for HIV or other kinds of infectious disease outbreaks among gay men.
00:11:02.220 Ah, okay. Now, it should come as no surprise that Greg here was an outspoken advocate of COVID lockdowns
00:11:13.500 and highly critical of anybody who protested them. So, according to Greg and many of his fellow public
00:11:21.800 health experts, it would be onerous and unfair and unrealistic and oppressive and stigmatizing
00:11:28.000 to tell gay men to refrain from having orgies at fetish festivals and bathhouses in order to avoid
00:11:33.520 monkeypox and other diseases. Yet, it was perfectly reasonable to tell the entire world to shut down
00:11:42.060 and to lock our kids in our homes for a year and to drastically alter every aspect of our lives
00:11:48.720 for years in order to avoid COVID. Kids were never at any serious risk from COVID, nor were they ever
00:11:56.420 very likely to transmit it, and we always knew that. And yet, we were told that it was good and necessary
00:12:02.040 to put their lives on hold for this disease, like for our sake. But for gay men, we can't even tell
00:12:09.960 them to put their fetish festivals on hold? It appears the only way to shut down the fetish festival
00:12:15.880 is to shut down everything else in the world along with it. It's the only way you're doing it.
00:12:20.700 And even then, as we've seen, that still isn't necessarily enough to cancel events that protected
00:12:27.020 classes of people want to attend, which is why, as we know, the BLM riots were happening with the
00:12:32.980 approval of all the public health experts at the height of COVID. So, really think about this for a
00:12:41.100 second. Close the schools, don't close the bathhouses. That's the motto here. And I can think
00:12:51.760 of no better summary of our approach to public health and everything else in society. Now, let's
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00:14:07.520 this from the Daily Wire. Here's some good news, a little bit of good news here. Daily Wire says,
00:14:13.200 the Archbishop of San Francisco has informed Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi that she is not
00:14:18.260 to receive Holy Communion at Mass over her repeated support of abortion. He says in a statement,
00:14:24.400 in light of my responsibility as the Archbishop of San Francisco, I am hereby notifying you that
00:14:27.960 you are not to present yourself for Holy Communion, and should you do so, you are not to be admitted to
00:14:33.160 Holy Communion until such time as you publicly repudiate your advocacy for the legitimacy of abortion,
00:14:37.520 and confess and receive absolution of this grave sin in the sacrament of penance.
00:14:44.200 Pelosi still, as far as I know, has not, she didn't respond to the Daily Wire with a comment,
00:14:48.120 obviously, but I don't think she's spoken about this publicly at all, because it puts her in a
00:14:55.080 very difficult position, thankfully. And it's not that the Archbishop put her in a difficult position,
00:15:01.000 she's put herself in this position by at once claiming she's a devout Catholic,
00:15:05.480 but then also supporting abortion. So she's been in this position for decades,
00:15:12.760 and it just took someone in the church in a position of authority to call her out on it,
00:15:17.500 and finally somebody has. Continuing with the statement says,
00:15:23.280 this fundamental moral truth has consequences, the fundamental truth about the dignity of life in the
00:15:27.800 womb, this fundamental moral truth has consequences for Catholics and how they say they live their lives,
00:15:32.600 especially those entrusted with promoting and protecting the public good of society.
00:15:36.200 Pope St. John Paul II was also quite consistent in upholding this constant teaching of the church,
00:15:41.800 and frequently reminded us that those who are directly involved in lawmaking bodies have a grave
00:15:46.820 and clear obligation to oppose any law that attacks human life. And the full statement, it goes on
00:15:54.160 longer than that, and it's worth going and looking up and reading it, because it's eloquently stated,
00:15:59.960 and it also states what the Catholic position is here. And it's an example of courage,
00:16:09.360 actual courage on the part of church leadership in the United States.
00:16:16.420 And there has not been a whole lot of that in recent decades. So when you get an example of it,
00:16:21.500 it's worth celebrating. Even if there's also, it's kind of a bittersweet celebration,
00:16:26.720 because one of the reasons you're celebrating is that this is so rare.
00:16:31.140 Like, Nancy Pelosi should have been publicly told years ago that she can't receive communion,
00:16:36.280 and this should be every bishop in every diocese should be saying this
00:16:41.140 to anyone in a public position who supports abortion.
00:16:47.900 But of course, the media, they're not happy about this. There's an article in the San Francisco
00:16:55.640 Examiner, which this is the argument they're putting forward. They're saying,
00:16:59.920 in open defiance of Pope Francis, San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordigliani on Friday banned
00:17:07.500 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from taking Holy Communion here in her home diocese, the reason,
00:17:11.180 her strong support of women's abortion rights. His decree was guaranteed to provoke deep chagrin
00:17:15.880 among San Francisco Catholics and non-Catholics alike. And then the article goes on to claim
00:17:22.220 that this is in contradiction of Pope Francis. Another thing we're hearing from the media a lot,
00:17:28.580 actually, is that the Archbishop in San Francisco is contradicting, is rebelling against Pope Francis,
00:17:35.460 because Pope Francis has said, allegedly, that pro-abortion politicians should be able to receive
00:17:40.540 the Eucharist. And that's not true at all. That's actually not what Pope Francis has said.
00:17:45.760 And if he had said that, I'd be willing to admit it and call him out for it and denounce it,
00:17:49.600 because Pope Francis has unfortunately said a lot of things that he shouldn't say and are not
00:17:53.700 consistent with Catholic teaching, but that's not one of them. And also, it's funny to me when you
00:17:59.280 see these leftists, many of whom are not Catholic, pretending to care about the hierarchy in the church,
00:18:05.060 pretending to be offended that an Archbishop allegedly is contradicting Pope Francis.
00:18:11.940 This is not the hierarchy. You should respect the Pope. Since when do you care about that?
00:18:15.800 And by the way, if you do care about the hierarchical structure of the church and who has
00:18:20.860 power to make what declarations, well, the Archbishop has the authority to do this.
00:18:27.300 And so if you care so deeply about the hierarchy of the church,
00:18:30.240 then what you should be saying to Nancy Pelosi is you should respect this because your Archbishop has
00:18:34.880 said it. I also think it's funny in this article when they say it's provoked deep chagrin among
00:18:42.240 Catholics and non-Catholics alike. First of all, let me say, if you're not a Catholic,
00:18:48.040 your opinion about this is completely irrelevant. And the reason why it's irrelevant is because
00:18:55.840 this is about the Catholic faith, the doctrines of the Catholic church.
00:19:04.720 And a lot of this rests on, of course, the moral doctrines of the Catholic church,
00:19:08.640 which are very clear on abortion and have always been. Like there's no debate about this. There
00:19:16.080 never has been any debate about it. It is a moral teaching of the church that human life begins in
00:19:24.600 the womb, that human life in the womb has intrinsic value and dignity. And to kill that life is a deep,
00:19:33.040 grave, moral crime. Okay. So this is why it doesn't even make any sense to be a pro-abortion Catholic,
00:19:41.380 because the only way to be a pro-abortion Catholic is to reject the moral authority of the church.
00:19:46.620 There's no other way to do it. You can't cling on to your support for abortion while also clinging to
00:19:55.840 the moral authority of the church. It's one or the other. These are mutually exclusive things here.
00:20:01.480 And if you believe that the church doesn't have moral authority, well, fine, you're allowed to
00:20:07.100 believe that, given that we don't actually live in a Catholic theocracy, even if it were otherwise,
00:20:15.460 if I had to say it, but I don't, because my theocratic regime has not yet taken over.
00:20:21.760 So we're not living in a theocracy. So you can have that opinion that the church doesn't have
00:20:24.740 any moral authority, but then you can't be Catholic. Say, I'm a Catholic, but I don't believe that the
00:20:30.320 church has any moral authority. So it was not instituted by Christ then, we must assume,
00:20:37.280 or it was, but you don't think that Jesus Christ has moral authority. Like, how does this work? It's
00:20:41.300 incoherent. So you give up the idea that the church has moral authority. You're giving up on the church,
00:20:48.700 which again, you're allowed to do in America, but then don't go around claiming you're Catholic.
00:20:52.380 It doesn't make any sense. Aside from the scandal and everything, the moral scandal involved in
00:20:59.060 everything else is also just, it's illogically incoherent. And this is also why the opinion
00:21:04.560 of non-Catholics about who receives communion is completely irrelevant, because the issue comes
00:21:09.560 down to the moral teachings of the church, and also the doctrine of the real presence in the
00:21:15.200 Eucharist. That Christ is really present in the Eucharist, and it's not a, that this is not a sort of
00:21:21.460 symbolic gesture as they believe in many Protestant churches. So if you don't believe in either of those
00:21:27.940 things, the real presence in the Eucharist or the moral authority of the church, then obviously
00:21:31.520 you're not going to care who takes communion. And as far as you're concerned, anybody should be able
00:21:36.620 to take it, because you don't share those beliefs. That's why this is a Catholic issue.
00:21:45.080 And if you are Catholic, again, it does not make any sense
00:21:49.580 to support abortion as a Catholic or to say that pro-abortion politicians should be able to receive
00:21:59.080 the Eucharist. And the reason why you do this is because you want the Catholic church and the
00:22:06.520 Catholic faith to work like you want everything else in life to work. You want it all to be sort of
00:22:11.780 your plaything and everything to be relative to your own desires and feelings. You don't really
00:22:20.140 want to be a Catholic. You want to have your, you've created your own religion, your religion of the
00:22:25.140 self for yourself as a leftist. And, but you want to put a little bit of Catholic dressing over top of
00:22:30.240 it. It's like you want to take the priestly robes and just kind of drape them over top your
00:22:36.320 self-worshipping religion. Moving on, AOC also had some thoughts on abortion that she shared
00:22:43.560 and not much more coherent than Nancy Pelosi's thoughts on the subject, but let's listen to that.
00:22:48.860 For people who say, oh, but you're, you know, you're, you're harming a life. I believe this is life.
00:22:57.300 Well, some religions don't. So how about that? Our Jewish brothers and sisters, they are able to have
00:23:05.280 an abortion according to their faith. You know, there are so many faiths that do not have the
00:23:12.620 same definition of life as fundamentalist Christians. And so we, how, what about their rights?
00:23:22.400 What about their right to exercise their faith? It's ridiculous. And it is, it's, it is theocratic.
00:23:30.580 It's authoritarian. It is wrong.
00:23:36.220 Once again, what's the rule here that we've talked about is when religion is introduced to
00:23:42.500 the topic of abortion, it's almost always a leftist introducing because that's what they
00:23:48.240 want this to be. They want, they actually want this to be a religious conversation.
00:23:51.760 And so her rebuttal to the claim that, that, that human life exists in the womb, her rebuttal
00:24:01.840 is, well, other religions feel differently, which first of all, who cares? Got nothing to
00:24:08.920 do with anything. You're the one trying to make this religious because you don't want to
00:24:13.140 have this argument on any other grounds. You want to make it totally sort of act like it's
00:24:17.740 completely subjective and it's all based on, you know, you want to make it all doctrinal,
00:24:21.860 right? You want to make it nothing but doctrinal. Like we all have our competing doctrines and
00:24:26.540 nobody really knows what's going on. There's no, there's no self-evident demonstrable reality
00:24:33.860 at the center of it. That's how you want to, that's what you want to pretend, but there is
00:24:38.600 because at the center of this discussion, there is an actual being in the womb that like exists.
00:24:46.020 And so we can look there and say, well, what, well, what is that?
00:24:51.920 And the, what is that? And what you find is that when you're actually having the, what
00:24:54.620 is that conversation? It, it's not religious at all. There's no reason why it's religious.
00:25:01.680 It's actually a scientific, it's first and foremost, number one, actually a scientific
00:25:05.780 question. When you have a, a, a living being and we want to know, well, what, what, what
00:25:14.020 is that? That's, that's first and foremost, a scientific question.
00:25:19.920 And we know that it's a human because it has human parents.
00:25:24.200 And we know that it's living because it's growing and developing.
00:25:30.520 Non-living things don't do that.
00:25:31.860 You know, a non-living inanimate object isn't, you could have this table here, right? And you
00:25:39.540 could just let the table sit, let it sit for hundreds of years and it'll decay. It'll fall
00:25:43.720 apart. It's not going to ever become anything that we would all recognize as a living thing.
00:25:51.640 You could even take it and chop it up and build it into something else. And it's still not going to
00:25:54.960 be a living thing. Um, so she wants to make it a, a religious conversation first of all. And then
00:26:02.700 she also, of course, misrepresents other religions. She just declares that, well, Jewish people all
00:26:08.820 support abortion. I don't know. You maybe check by, maybe ask that'll come as news to Ben Shapiro
00:26:16.820 because I know he doesn't support abortion as an Orthodox Jew. That's a, that's, that'll be
00:26:22.040 interesting news for him to learn from AOC, who's not Jewish. Do you know that this is what your
00:26:29.840 religion teaches? This is what non-religious people do. They do it to, they do it to Jews.
00:26:34.400 They do it to Catholics all the time. We just, we just heard it in that, uh, San Francisco Examiner
00:26:39.560 article. They're constantly telling us what we believe, even though they have no frame of reference,
00:26:46.980 they have no clue at all. All right. Uh, but we should say actually, uh, congratulations anyway
00:26:54.560 to AOC because she did just get engaged. I would be, uh, remiss if I didn't mention she did get,
00:26:59.640 she got engaged to her longtime boyfriend and, uh, she, uh, was bragging about the fact that she has a
00:27:04.240 zero emissions diamond that was given to her as her engagement ring because that's important to her.
00:27:10.380 And you know, she probably did ask that, like whatever the scenario was when, uh, Riley,
00:27:17.400 her boyfriend, I think that's his name, proposed, pulls the ring out before she even said yes. I
00:27:23.060 could totally imagine the first thing she asked, is that zero emissions? And then he said, uh, yeah.
00:27:30.880 Well, well then I, then yes, let's get married. Uh, and he, and, and, but his answer saying it's
00:27:35.800 zero emissions, of course, that doesn't mean anything because how can you have a zero emissions
00:27:40.960 diamond? What does that even mean? I assume what you're trying to say is that it was made like in a,
00:27:47.160 you know, it was manufactured like in a laboratory. They didn't dig it out of a, out of a mine.
00:27:52.080 And so you're saying it's, well, there's zero emissions. So you're saying that it was,
00:27:55.240 it was manufactured in a way that produces no emissions. It doesn't make any sense at all.
00:28:00.600 That's, I could tell you right now that's impossible. Okay. You cannot manufacture
00:28:06.260 anything in a way that doesn't produce emissions. Impossible. Anyway. All right. Uh, last week we
00:28:13.840 played some clips first shared and reported by Chris Ruffeau of a training session from the far
00:28:18.920 left LGBT extremist group, the Mazzoni Center. And if you remember, this was a conference attended by
00:28:23.840 Philadelphia teachers and also by kids and minors were attended, invited to attend this conference as
00:28:30.420 well. And there was a lot of depraved stuff. We don't have to go through all of it, but you can
00:28:35.300 go back and watch that show if you want to, some examples. Um, they had all kinds of, you know,
00:28:39.980 they had people presenting information about, uh, you know, sex toys and everything else like to
00:28:46.500 teachers for some reason. And now we have more footage. Um, this is from Rachel Simon. She's the
00:28:53.020 woman in the video. She's a trans affirming quote unquote psychoanalyst. And I want you to listen to
00:28:58.380 what she says. Listen, I am Rachel Simon. I use she, her pronouns. I am a psychotherapist,
00:29:07.060 educator, consultant, and author. Um, I run my private practice here in Philadelphia and I am
00:29:14.080 the author of the every body book, which is a, an LGBTQ inclusive, um, sex ed resource for seven to 12
00:29:22.900 year olds. I love that you said that this, this talk specifically was geared towards teens, but
00:29:28.660 you're so right that sexuality education starts the minute you're born. I mean, we have, we're born
00:29:34.220 with bodies. These bodies are cool. We want to touch our bodies. We're learning about, um, privacy and,
00:29:40.680 you know, being sexual and public from a very early age. Drop the cons of talking about sexuality with
00:29:47.280 parents and getting our sexual info from parents in the chat. Um, because we're getting some of that
00:29:53.500 embarrassment, awkwardness, those can be cons. They don't want to talk about it. Uh, homophobic and
00:30:01.920 transphobic ideas from parents can absolutely be a problem inescapable judgment. Yeah. Bigoted,
00:30:10.420 misinformed parents who have no idea how to talk about gay sex. They're biased if they are religious.
00:30:17.520 It can be very difficult to get into the conversation with them. Yeah. Sometimes you can
00:30:22.860 get stonewalled out of information. So psychotherapist there. Sorry, sorry. I misgendered her as a
00:30:30.240 psychoanalyst. She's a psychotherapist. And, uh, what's her message? Well, I don't bother talking to
00:30:34.640 your parents. You know, they're religious and bigoted. Don't, don't, don't bother talking to them.
00:30:39.460 Uh, but sexuality education begins at birth, she says.
00:30:47.280 Now I have to keep banging this drum here because it's important to point out where this stuff comes
00:30:52.540 from. And that is, and all of the sex ed stuff comes from Alfred Kinsey originally. And that is
00:30:58.580 Alfred Kinsey to a T that children are sexual from birth, literally from infancy. And as you're
00:31:07.600 familiar with, if you listen to the show, uh, and we've talked about before some of the horrific
00:31:11.320 details around that perverts life, uh, he, he actually tried to prove through sexual experiments
00:31:20.340 on, on young babies that babies are quote, sexual from birth. Um, and, uh, so sexual from birth,
00:31:28.960 we're going to do sexuality education for infants now, I guess. See, we're, we're all, we're, we're
00:31:37.120 behind the eight ball because we're sitting here saying, what do you mean? Sex education in
00:31:42.540 kindergarten? This is ridiculous. That's way too young. But what the left is saying is that, no,
00:31:47.120 that's too late. We talk about too young. If anything, like by kindergarten, they're five years
00:31:51.740 old. That's, that's, that's five prime years of sexualizing that they've missed out on. They're
00:31:58.360 telling us. And then she also says, she gets more and more disturbingly specific. She says that, uh,
00:32:06.820 from a very young age, we're learning about being sexual in public. That's what, what are you talking
00:32:14.560 about? But of course, nobody, these people that are always running unopposed as it were, and you're
00:32:21.120 only ever going to hear them talking into a camera on a, in a conference like this or on stage in
00:32:27.220 front of like-minded, a like-minded audience of degenerates and perverts. Um, they're never going
00:32:32.600 to put themselves in a position where there's going to be any follow-up questions. So they could just say
00:32:37.640 stuff like this and no, because if there was a follow-up question, then the follow-up would be what,
00:32:41.020 no, no, back up a second. Little kids being sexual in public. What the hell are you saying?
00:32:46.580 Explain that to me. Is that what you think? When you see kids out in public, that's what you think
00:32:53.160 they're doing? Go ahead, explain. And we know whatever the explanation is, it's not going to,
00:33:02.400 there's, there's, there's no way to make that any less depraved. And this again is, uh, this was a
00:33:09.680 training session, at least in part for teachers. This is what teachers are being told. All right.
00:33:18.760 The Daily Mail has this. The man who attacked Dave Chappelle on stage at a Los Angeles comedy show
00:33:23.320 earlier this month said he was triggered by the comedian's jokes about gay people and also about
00:33:29.200 homelessness. Uh, and he told Chappelle he should be more sensitive. Isaiah Lee was charged with four
00:33:35.620 misdemeanors after the May 3rd attack. Misdemeanors. Okay. Battery, possession of a weapon with intent to
00:33:41.520 assault, unauthorized access to stage area during a live performance and commission of an act that
00:33:45.720 delays the event or interferes with the performer. So battery and possession of a weapon with intent
00:33:51.100 to assault. That's the word. So those are good misdemeanors for this, for this guy. Um, he was
00:33:56.420 contacted by the New York post and he said that, uh, that he's, this is what he said. He said, quote,
00:34:00.700 I identify as bisexual and I wanted him to know what he said was triggering. I wanted him to know
00:34:06.840 that next time he should consider first running his material by people it could affect. Okay. So a
00:34:13.760 couple of things here. Now we, now we understand, um, why this guy got off with a misdemeanor when he
00:34:19.720 charged on stage during an event, assaulted somebody with a knife, with a knife that oddly enough he had
00:34:28.500 disguised as a gun. So we've already tried to figure that out. I don't know exactly how that,
00:34:32.560 that works. You know, um, he's like, you don't want security to know you have a knife. So instead
00:34:37.300 you just pretend you have a gun. I don't know, but he got through security anyway. And, uh, he was
00:34:42.320 charged with a misdemeanor and now we know why, because he's a member of a member of a protected
00:34:45.680 class. So he's a member of, you know, the group that even during a virus outbreak, you can't tell
00:34:53.120 him to not go to a, you know, a fetish festival or a bathhouse. Um, so that's, that's the first
00:34:59.400 thing. That's why, that's why that happened. Cause he's a member of the protected class.
00:35:03.100 And this is also more confirmation that all of this, you know, these attacks against Dave Chappelle
00:35:10.580 and in particular, it's not just like the criticizing Dave Chappelle leads to people trying to kill him
00:35:17.400 on stage. That's not the point that you could, you could criticize somebody without provoking anyone
00:35:22.360 else to attack them. But when you're claiming relentlessly that Dave, that words are violence
00:35:30.520 and that, and that just by saying words, Dave Chappelle could be hurting and potentially killing
00:35:36.360 people because that's what they say. Just with Dave Chappelle's jokes about trans people,
00:35:42.340 all of which are, are mild. Okay. Um, but those jokes could lead to death. It could be killing people.
00:35:49.660 So when you, when you say that enough about somebody, uh, then yeah. And then at the same,
00:35:58.900 and also you, you, you have these protected privileged classes of people who could basically
00:36:02.840 do whatever they want. Um, especially if they're acting out emotionally and they feel quote unquote
00:36:07.320 triggered, you put all that together, then you're creating, you know, that's, that's the recipe
00:36:13.180 for something like this. And of course the last little, uh, ingredient in the recipe is
00:36:22.520 Will Smith charging the stage and assaulting someone during the Oscars. And then a lot of
00:36:27.280 people on the left were making excuses for him and saying that at least, well, it's a, it's not
00:36:35.100 good, but it's not any worse than making a GI Jane joke about a bald woman.
00:36:38.840 So you add all those things together and, uh, this is what happens. Now it's interesting that the
00:36:46.120 assailant here says that he, he, the reason he did it is he wants Dave Chappelle to be too afraid
00:36:54.860 next time to make jokes like this. So that's also terrorism, by the way, trying to use fear to
00:36:59.760 manipulate people using fear to bring about a certain political or ideological end. That's,
00:37:04.620 that's terrorism. So this should be, he should be brought up, not on a misdemeanor, but on
00:37:08.520 terrorism charges. Like if you really cared about, about stopping this from happening in the future,
00:37:11.900 that's what you would do. But they don't want to stop this from happening in the future. They
00:37:16.960 agree with him. That's, that is the message to Dave Chappelle from his assailant and from the media
00:37:23.460 and the left as well. Oh, you didn't, you didn't like getting assaulted by a guy with a knife in the
00:37:28.120 middle of a performance. Well, just don't make jokes about us. That's all make jokes about
00:37:34.280 everybody else, but just not us because we're special. Finally, this is from the Jerusalem
00:37:39.340 Post. It says a scientist may have pinpointed the origin of the wow signal, the most famous alien
00:37:44.980 radio broadcast in history, making it an ideal candidate for future research and observations
00:37:49.800 in the search for extraterrestrial, terrestrial intelligence. The study, which was, um, polished in
00:37:55.680 the, I assume that's supposed to say published, was published in the peer review academic periodical,
00:38:01.040 the international journal of astrobiology suggests that the famous signal could very well have come
00:38:05.480 from a star located in the Sagittarius constellation that is similar to our own. Um, the wow signal is
00:38:11.360 easily the most famous and enduring extraterrestrial radio transmission to earth in history. This day,
00:38:15.660 it's the strongest candidate for a genuine radio transmission from an intelligent source.
00:38:19.340 The signal itself, and you know what? Nevermind because you guys don't care about this, do you?
00:38:25.020 Like I'm just sitting here reading this. Nobody cares. Nobody cares about the space and alien stuff.
00:38:30.800 It's just me. Why do I even bother? I'm going to go cry. I'm going to go lock myself in the bathroom
00:38:37.260 now and cry after the show, because we've got to get to our comment section right now.
00:38:52.720 Marley says, my brother's biology teacher is refusing to say male or female and instead describes
00:38:57.840 the body parts one has. My brother watches your show and emailed and spoke to the teacher about
00:39:02.740 how wrong it was. Thank you for being such a great role model. Well, thank you to your brother
00:39:07.700 because this is, it's really sad to put it, you know, lightly that, um, kids in school have to be
00:39:16.280 put in this position where they have to correct their biology teachers on basic human biology,
00:39:20.320 but that's exactly what needs to happen. And so, um, it's good that your, your brother did that.
00:39:26.600 And, uh, hopefully your parents are encouraging it. Cause I can tell you, even when I went to school,
00:39:29.780 going to public school and this was, this was, you know, public schools were bastions of sanity,
00:39:35.560 uh, when I went compared to now anyway, but even back then they were bad by their own standards.
00:39:41.780 And this is one thing that my parents used to tell me is like, respect your teachers. Okay.
00:39:46.940 Respect your elders. But if you're being lied to and they're saying things that are, that are not true
00:39:54.960 and they're lying to you, then you should speak up. And if you get in trouble at home, you will,
00:39:59.840 you know, if you get in trouble at school, you will not be in trouble at home for that.
00:40:03.880 So that's great from your brother. Donald says the Musk accusation isn't a she said,
00:40:09.820 she said situation. It's a, they said, she said, she said, she said. Yeah, you're right. Actually.
00:40:15.000 Well, it's, so it's, it's, we're being told by the media that they were told by a woman who was told
00:40:26.000 by another woman who claims that she was sexually harassed by Elon Musk. So yeah, there's like four
00:40:31.840 or five degrees of separation there. Um, Aaron says, Matt, I'm new to your show this week and finding
00:40:40.400 your logic and insight refreshing. I also recognize that the subject you dive into are extremely dark and
00:40:44.800 troubling to say the least without intending to sound cliche or silly. I will, I will purpose to
00:40:49.020 pray for your strength and peace. Thanks for your boldness to fight and inspiring others to take a
00:40:52.520 stand as we're intended to do. Well, I appreciate your prayers. I don't complain about it. I don't
00:40:56.020 mention this too much because I like, I don't, it's, it's, I don't want it to come off as overly
00:40:59.420 dramatic and without being traumatized, you know? Um, but in my own small little way, being totally
00:41:06.120 immersed in this kind of stuff every day does take a little bit of a toll on you. So I appreciate your
00:41:10.780 prayers and, you know, especially because I try to, I want to break up all of the deep, dark, depressing
00:41:17.540 stuff by talking about space and aliens, but I can't even do that because I get made fun of. So
00:41:23.280 that just makes the trauma even worse. Um, Samantha says, absolute fun sponges. Karen gene pair makes me
00:41:30.980 laugh out loud every time I hear it. Well, thank you, Smith. So you and I at least can have fun with that.
00:41:35.700 Um, and, uh, let's see. And finally, Tony says, can't help but notice Matt has gone quiet about
00:41:43.740 his interpretive dance promise. The numbers are almost there. I have a feeling after June 1st,
00:41:48.220 it will reach 1 million. I don't know what promise you're talking about. I don't remember. I've
00:41:53.620 because I had COVID. So that's, uh, it supposedly affects your memory, right? That's what it's all go
00:42:00.080 with that. I have long COVID. So I can't remember anything that I said prior to right now. So
00:42:06.580 unfortunately, if you follow the daily wire for any amount of time, you know, that we're fixated
00:42:11.360 on the truth, whether it's our journalists exposing the coverup of a sexual assault in
00:42:15.040 Virginia schools or hosts like myself, just trying to get a straight answer to a simple question.
00:42:18.300 Like what is a woman as I do in my documentary of that name out on June 1st. Well, over the last few
00:42:22.740 months, our very own Candace Owens has been digging into the $90 million bag of abject lies. That is
00:42:28.540 Black Lives Matter. And she's come up with her hands full. I can tell you that her daily wire
00:42:32.600 original, the greatest lie ever told George Floyd and the rise of BLM is on its way. And it's going
00:42:37.300 to be pure kryptonite. We had planned to release it this week, but as you can imagine, when you start
00:42:41.840 a documentary, you never fully know where the facts will lead. What Candace has uncovered on this
00:42:46.440 journey is going to blow some people's minds. So we're going to take some time to finalize the film
00:42:50.360 and make sure every last damning detail sees the light of day. Believe me, it'll be worth the wait.
00:42:56.140 Now let's get to our daily cancellation.
00:42:58.540 Today, we have another case of a daily cancellation inception, where we respond to somebody responding
00:43:07.500 to me. In this case, it's Jamie Raines, who Wikipedia tells me is an English YouTuber with
00:43:12.620 over 900,000 subscribers, a research psychologist and LGBT advocate. Raines has a PhD in psychology
00:43:18.920 and has disturbingly, quote, conducted research into the sexual response of transgender men.
00:43:24.120 Raines is also a self-professed, quote-unquote, trans man. There have been many YouTube responses
00:43:30.860 to the trailer for my film, What is a Woman? Also many responses on other platforms, including on
00:43:35.540 Twitter, where the primary response from the left on Twitter has been to mass report it and try,
00:43:40.020 so far unsuccessfully, to get it pulled from the site. So I'm getting these email notifications about
00:43:45.040 reports, people reporting the trailer, you know, multiple times a day. But I'm choosing Raines to
00:43:51.320 respond to because this is a channel with more subscribers than I have and somebody with much
00:43:57.460 more formal education than I have. So nobody can accuse me of punching down. Not that there's
00:44:02.240 anything wrong with punching down, mind you. I'm a firm believer that one should punch in whichever
00:44:07.040 direction needs to be punched. But we'll focus here for now. The video is over 10 minutes long,
00:44:13.260 so we won't be able to pick it apart piece by piece. But we'll watch enough to get the point.
00:44:16.520 Surely, I mean, this PhD psychologist and LGBT activist will be able to swiftly debunk the
00:44:21.760 entire premise of my film and utterly humiliate me in the process. I'm just a transphobe with a
00:44:27.320 high school diploma after all. Shouldn't be much of a challenge. So we'll see how our friend Jamie
00:44:32.540 Raines does. It's called What is a Woman? from the Daily Wire, which I think I've heard of,
00:44:39.360 made by somebody or involving heavily somebody called Matt Walsh.
00:44:43.360 What is a woman? Immediately, is he wearing a sandwich board that says,
00:44:50.420 what is a woman? Okay. Can you tell me that?
00:44:56.480 Well, you're at the Women's March. You must have some idea. Please, if one person could tell me
00:45:00.020 what a woman is. You are not here for women. We ask you to leave. What is that? What is that? Oh,
00:45:06.120 wow. So a dude going to a woman's march and going up to women and asking them to define what a woman
00:45:12.980 is. And probably acting like it's some big gotcha moment. Yeah, that's interesting. Oh,
00:45:18.720 let's not forget the sandwich board. I mean, what definition was he looking for? One based off of
00:45:23.280 genitals and reproductive organs? That's a little bit very narrow and not exactly great to boil people
00:45:28.680 down to their part. Okay. Well, first of all, Jamie, how do you know I'm a dude? I don't,
00:45:34.460 I didn't tell you that. That was not, that was not said. So where'd you get that from? And yeah,
00:45:40.060 it is a gotcha moment. In fact, if people are marching in a women's march and holding signs and
00:45:45.880 chanting slogans, claiming that women are under attack and being oppressed, and yet they have
00:45:49.520 absolutely no idea what a woman is and can't begin to define the term, then yes, that's a gotcha moment.
00:45:54.560 As it reveals the inherent absurdity and incoherence of their worldview. But it's not a
00:45:59.480 gotcha moment that I engineer. Okay. I'm not backing anybody into a corner. All I did was walk up to
00:46:07.380 them and ask them what the words they're using mean. That's a fair question. In fact, that's the
00:46:12.520 fairest question you can ever ask anyone is when they're using words to say, well, what do you mean
00:46:17.260 by that? How could that be an unfair question? If it becomes a gotcha moment for you that only shows
00:46:22.780 just how totally vapid and ridiculous your ideology is. As for what kind of definition I'm
00:46:27.140 looking for, well, to start with, I'd like a definition, some kind of definition. Let's just
00:46:32.480 get a definition on the table first, and then we can debate whether it's the right or wrong one.
00:46:36.720 But you guys won't put any definition at all on the table. You act like the word has no meaning at all,
00:46:42.720 like it's just a bunch of arbitrary gibberish, and yet you continue to use the word,
00:46:46.700 and you expect us all to know what it means or to know what you mean when you use it. So, again,
00:46:54.200 is it a gotcha? Yes, it certainly is. But I didn't get you. You got yourself.
00:46:58.800 Oh, from the controversial mind of Matt Walsh.
00:47:06.040 I'm a husband. I'm a father for, I host a talk show, I give speeches, I write books. I like to
00:47:11.640 make sense of things. A woman is not anything in particular. There is not one particular thing.
00:47:16.160 It could be many things to many people. Some women have penises, right? Some men have vaginas.
00:47:20.880 I like scented candles. I've watched Sex and the City. Yeah. How do I know if I'm a woman?
00:47:25.140 Oh, dear God. What is he doing? Why is he making this? Do you just show a compilation of people
00:47:30.040 saying it can't be boiled down to one thing? Some women do have penises, like trans women. Some men
00:47:35.260 do have vaginas, like some trans men. And your response is, I like scented candles. Is that what
00:47:41.120 makes a woman? I don't know. Does it? I mean, you tell me. Because a second ago, you said that a
00:47:47.640 woman can't be defined by her parts. Now you're saying that having an interest in feminine things
00:47:52.260 also doesn't make you a woman. So what does, Jamie? You've declared that neither interests
00:47:58.300 nor body parts define a woman, which would seem to indicate that you have a solid idea in your head
00:48:03.380 as to what does define a woman, and yet you have yet to provide that definition. What if I decide
00:48:08.880 that my love of scented candles makes me a woman? After all, I'm not just talking about the manly scents,
00:48:13.600 okay? Like leather or bonfire or something. I can go with a lavender candle, okay? That's how
00:48:21.840 girly the candles can get sometimes. And if I say that makes me a woman, who are you to say that I'm
00:48:27.900 wrong? You can only dismiss my scented candle-based definition if you have some other objective
00:48:34.000 definition in mind. But if you don't, if you have no idea what a woman is, then for all you know,
00:48:39.920 no, a woman is truly just anyone who's purchased a scented candle at any point in their life.
00:48:45.120 That definition is at least better than the definition you're offering, because you aren't
00:48:49.320 offering any. You're not a scientist. You're not a gender studies major. No. How do you know
00:48:55.360 that you're a man? I guess because I got a dick.
00:49:00.740 A journey to discover the truth. The truth about what?
00:49:04.040 The truth about what a woman is. It's right there in the title. How are you confused already?
00:49:10.100 That's what this is about. Try to keep up, Jamie.
00:49:13.840 Can a man become a woman?
00:49:18.020 I'm not a woman, so I can't really answer that.
00:49:21.200 Women only know what women are.
00:49:24.560 Can a man become a woman? That's a silly question, because trans women are not men
00:49:29.360 who become women. They are women who happen to be trans. Just like trans men are not women who
00:49:35.640 become men. We're men who happen to be trans. At least ask the right question.
00:49:41.720 Well, this is shocking. I'm appalled. Jamie, are you suggesting that gender is not fluid?
00:49:50.160 Like, 90% of people on TikTok identify as gender fluid. Do they not exist? Does TikTok not exist?
00:49:56.040 Are you saying their identities are not valid? Are you marginalizing gender fluid people?
00:50:01.280 Because, in fact, according to your worldview, a man can absolutely become a woman. An individual
00:50:06.580 could identify as a man one day and a woman the next. So, in fact, an individual could identify
00:50:12.820 as a man one minute and a woman the next. And each of those identities are valid and true,
00:50:17.820 right? Isn't that what you think? If you are whatever you identify as, and you identify as a woman after
00:50:23.600 having identified as a man, that would mean that you became a woman. You were one thing,
00:50:29.140 and now you're another. So, you became the other. Unless gender fluidity is false. Is that what you
00:50:37.820 believe? You're a fluid phobe? Duly noted, Jamie.
00:50:41.600 Are you a cat? No. Can you tell me what a cat is?
00:50:47.980 You want to tell us what a woman is?
00:50:49.560 Ah, yes. I mean, I don't know if this is lovely editing or if this is actually how it went down,
00:50:54.360 but ask somebody to define an animal. Yeah, that really makes sense. Asking someone to define an
00:51:00.540 animal that has nothing to do with the human concept and language of gender and sex is really
00:51:06.400 not the clever move he thinks it is. I could bring up the example when a well-known transphobe tried to
00:51:11.100 define a chair, and then multiple people pointed out to him that that definition could also work
00:51:17.000 for horses. So, well done. A horse is now a chair, apparently.
00:51:21.680 No, see, you're confused again. The point of the cat question was not to quiz that person about the
00:51:27.080 definition of a cat. The point was to respond to the claim that only women can know what women are.
00:51:33.800 And first of all, as I discovered at the Women's March, that's not true because lots of women don't
00:51:37.500 know what women are. And second, you can absolutely know what something is without being that thing.
00:51:43.660 Everybody knows what a cat is, and yet none of us are cats. I also know what a Chinese person is,
00:51:49.660 despite not being Chinese. I know what planets and sandwiches and mice and trees and Mark Wahlberg is,
00:51:55.180 despite the fact that I'm not any of those things. I even know what a chair is. That's not a hard
00:51:59.560 question. That's a seat built for one person, usually with four legs and a back. There you go.
00:52:04.880 That's a chair. That definition would not apply to horses because horses aren't built. Okay? Let's
00:52:10.380 keep going. I'm a biological woman that medically transitioned to appear like a male. I will never
00:52:17.520 be a man. Oh, no. No, do not agree with that. 99.99999% of trans men will very strongly disagree
00:52:29.880 with that statement. Don't know if that person actually identifies as a trans man. By the sounds
00:52:35.240 of it, they are assigned female at birth and transitioned in the sense of taking testosterone
00:52:38.920 and living within society as a man. But yes, sure, for the purposes of your seemingly transphobic
00:52:45.440 documentary, go and find one of the very, very few trans people who holds these kind of gender
00:52:52.520 critical, transphobic views on trans people and include them. Ignore the many thousands and the
00:52:59.640 vast, vast majority of trans people who will very strongly disagree with this very, very small number
00:53:05.140 of trans people who will say things like this. But who cares if Scott Nugent's views are in the
00:53:10.000 minority among trans people? Trans people are in the minority among the general population.
00:53:15.060 If you can dismiss Scott for being in the minority, then can't I dismiss you for being
00:53:21.940 in the minority? Also, I did not ignore other trans people. We talked to lots of trans people
00:53:26.700 in the film, some of whom you've already seen in the trailer, despite claiming that we ignored
00:53:30.200 them. We tried to speak to many more trans people, but they refused to speak to us. And this is a pretty
00:53:34.600 common phenomenon, right? Trans activists claim that nobody will talk to us. Oh, why don't you talk
00:53:39.500 to us? And yet when I try to talk to them, they literally run away. I mean, literally get up and
00:53:45.540 run away in some cases. Okay. Jumping ahead now, we get to the part of the trailer where I'm talking
00:53:49.540 to a gender affirming pediatrician about the quote unquote gender affirming about the chemical
00:53:54.680 castration drugs she gives to kids. Well, I say I'm talking to her about it, but it's more accurate
00:53:58.840 to say that I tried to talk to her about it. She threatened to storm out of the interview. And
00:54:01.880 as soon as I correctly noted that the puberty blocker Lupron is used to chemically castrate
00:54:06.000 pedophiles. And then that's what brings us to what Jamie has to say about all this. Let's listen.
00:54:12.080 Puberty blockers have actually been used in cis kids with precocious puberty for a very long time,
00:54:18.020 decades as well, decades. Precocious puberty being when puberty starts too early. So they use puberty
00:54:23.060 blockers to hold it off a bit till the child is a more appropriate age. There has never been a fuss
00:54:28.820 over cis kids with early puberty having access to puberty blockers in the same way that there has been a
00:54:34.940 fuss over trans kids. They're the same drugs. They're used in the same way to hold off puberty
00:54:38.640 until a child is ready to go through puberty. No one ever gave a s*** about puberty blockers
00:54:43.240 until it became widely known that they were used to help trans kids.
00:54:47.520 Okay, Jamie, lean in close here so you can hear this. I want you to hear it. But pay close attention.
00:54:53.040 Precocious puberty is a physical condition. It's an ailment often caused by tumors on the ovaries or
00:54:59.380 adrenal glands or by problems with the nervous system or genetic syndromes. Precocious puberty happens when a
00:55:04.560 child's body is doing what it is not supposed to do naturally. That's why we call it precocious,
00:55:11.000 meaning it's happening earlier than it's supposed to. There are also direct physical consequences to not
00:55:16.160 treating precocious puberty, such as the potential for stunted growth and other problems. But puberty
00:55:20.220 blockers for, quote, trans kids are used to treat, quote-unquote, puberty that is not precocious.
00:55:26.080 There's no physical problem. Puberty is happening exactly when it's supposed to. So on the one hand,
00:55:31.320 we have puberty blockers used to treat early puberty in children with a physical health condition.
00:55:36.140 On the other, we have puberty blockers used to stave off normal puberty in children with no relevant
00:55:40.740 physical health condition. It's very similar to the difference between top surgery for physically healthy
00:55:46.280 girls and a double mastectomy for someone with breast cancer. And you don't see a difference in these
00:55:51.760 two scenarios. The difference is that they are literally opposites of each other. That's the
00:55:57.080 difference. I know it might be a little too subtle for you PhDs, not the most perceptive bunch I've
00:56:02.420 learned. Is it transphobic to tell the truth? The interview's over. Let's try off the cameras.
00:56:09.400 Excuse me. I just wanted to know, what is a woman? And you're not going to find out. Based on what I'm
00:56:13.640 saying, would you ever want to move to America? They say no, never. Oh my God. Oh my God. Honestly,
00:56:31.680 that felt like a hot mess and was just filled with all of the transphobic dog whistles and transphobia
00:56:37.640 that was thinly veiled as caring about children. Truth is, these people, the people with these views
00:56:43.040 and the transphobic views and making films like this will not have had any concern for the cis kids
00:56:48.060 receiving the exact same treatment. And I'm not saying they should have. What I'm pointing out is
00:56:52.100 that they all of a sudden have concern and are pouring money and resources into making stuff like
00:56:57.880 this to just on an incredibly discriminated against community within society. Why? It doesn't make sense
00:57:05.120 to me. There's just a lot of fear mongering going around. There's a lot of misinformation. There's a lot
00:57:09.020 of half-truths. There's a lot of dog whistles. And there's a lot of people buying into it. When in
00:57:13.680 reality, trans people, we just want to live our lives. Okay. Trans kids deserve access to trans-affirming
00:57:21.040 healthcare, which again, just reminding you, a majority of which is purely just social. And then
00:57:27.140 the other little bit is puberty blockers. So lots of parts through here, but I couldn't help but
00:57:33.660 note, Jamie, that you never said anything specifically about the African tribe. I mean,
00:57:38.560 they were literally laughing at the very idea of transgenderism. And they had a lot more to say,
00:57:43.960 which you'll see in the film when it comes out on June 1st. But you seem to let them off the hook.
00:57:47.840 You called Scott Nugent a transphobe and me a transphobe, but you seem somehow reluctant to call
00:57:52.160 out the bigotry of that group of Africans that I spoke to. Which is kind of interesting.
00:57:56.660 Hmm. As for your claim at the end that most trans-affirming healthcare, quote unquote,
00:58:01.860 for kids is social and the rest is puberty blockers, well, you're lying. As you know,
00:58:07.160 kids are getting surgery as young as 14 or even younger potentially. They're chopping the breasts
00:58:12.020 off of minors. That's part of the trans-affirming healthcare that you seem to want to skate around.
00:58:18.200 The puberty blockers we've already covered, they're not reversible, they're not safe. And these are
00:58:21.720 indeed the exact same drugs they use to chemically castrate convicted pedophiles.
00:58:25.140 The social transition that you talk about is designed to, and almost always has the effect
00:58:30.200 of, putting kids on the path to medical transition a little further down the line, as you also know.
00:58:35.260 So the distinction between social and medical transition for kids is misleading at best.
00:58:39.780 But no surprise there, as a trans activist, misleading people is what you do best.
00:58:44.520 Speaking of which, I noticed something else, Jamie. You just gave a whole 10-minute response,
00:58:48.840 and yet you never did actually respond to the question. Kind of curious. Your response could
00:58:54.180 have been 15 seconds. You could have invalidated and debunked the whole film, humiliated me,
00:58:59.480 and scored a major victory against transphobia simply by providing a definition of woman that's
00:59:04.060 coherent and consistent with gender ideology. But you didn't. Is that because you're polite?
00:59:10.280 So polite that you'll repeatedly accuse me of bigotry and call the film a hot mess,
00:59:14.080 but not provide the one thing that would actually debunk the central premise of the film?
00:59:18.260 Is it politeness, or are you sitting on a gigantic house of cards, and you know it,
00:59:25.120 and you know I know it, but you don't want anyone else to know it?
00:59:29.440 Well, I guess that's just another question that I'm asking, even though I already know the answer.
00:59:34.720 And that's why you're canceled. And that'll do it for us today.
00:59:38.200 Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Have a great day. Godspeed.
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