The Matt Walsh Show - October 08, 2022


Matt Walsh Reviews His Twitter Outrage Mob： Men Shouldn’t Cry Edition


Episode Stats

Length

21 minutes

Words per Minute

165.35359

Word Count

3,540

Sentence Count

184

Misogynist Sentences

24

Hate Speech Sentences

21


Summary

During the January 6th hearing, one man after another took turns bawling his eyes out, weeping openly and without shame. The most grotesque and nauseating spectacles came, as always, from politicians. Here is Rep. Adam Schiff getting choked up for unclear reasons.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Yesterday was a big day for performatively emotional displays by henpecked men.
00:00:21.300 During the January 6th hearing, one man after another took turns bawling his eyes out,
00:00:25.900 weeping openly and without shame.
00:00:27.400 The most grotesque and nauseating spectacles came, as always, from the politicians.
00:00:31.640 Here is Representative Adam Schiff getting choked up for unclear reasons.
00:00:36.420 We deem elections illegitimate merely because they didn't go our way
00:00:39.600 rather than trying to do better the next time.
00:00:41.740 God help us.
00:00:44.460 And if we're so driven by bigotry and hate that we attack our fellow citizens as traitors,
00:00:49.380 if they're born in another country or they don't look like us,
00:00:52.740 and God help us.
00:01:07.960 But I have faith
00:01:09.620 because of folks like you.
00:01:14.160 And Adam, I didn't expect this would be quite so emotional either,
00:01:18.680 but it must be an Adam thing today.
00:01:22.920 But I'm so grateful to all of you.
00:01:25.300 And with that, Mr. Sherman, I yield back.
00:01:28.020 He's got to work on his acting a little bit.
00:01:29.880 I appreciate the timing.
00:01:30.980 See, he timed his emotional breakdown for when he mentioned bigotry.
00:01:34.360 We have to be nicer to people who don't look like us.
00:01:42.160 It's a bigotry.
00:01:42.880 It's so upsetting to me.
00:01:46.880 So he timed it well, but the acting needs a little bit of work.
00:01:52.520 He wasn't the only Adam to carry on this way.
00:01:54.640 Adam Kinzinger, a Republican, sobbed even louder.
00:01:57.480 It was an inspiring moment of bipartisan emasculation.
00:02:02.220 Let's watch that.
00:02:02.840 Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
00:02:05.100 And thank you to my colleagues on the committee.
00:02:07.900 Thank you to our witnesses.
00:02:09.800 I never expected a day to be quite as emotional for me as it has been.
00:02:15.300 I've talked to a number of you and gotten to know you.
00:02:19.580 I think it's important to tell you right now, though,
00:02:22.680 you guys may individually feel a little broken.
00:02:27.580 You guys all talk about the effects you have to deal with.
00:02:30.340 And, you know, you talk about the impact of that day.
00:02:35.100 But you guys won.
00:02:38.300 You guys held.
00:02:41.680 You know, democracies are not defined by our bad days.
00:02:46.980 We're defined by how we come back from bad days.
00:02:52.800 How we take accountability for that.
00:02:56.360 And for all the overheated rhetoric surrounding this committee,
00:03:00.760 our mission is very simple.
00:03:03.500 Let's define the truth.
00:03:05.460 And it's to ensure accountability.
00:03:06.920 Sorry, I'm getting a little emotional, too.
00:03:14.080 A little misty-eyed.
00:03:15.640 Now, it goes without saying that neither of these men have shed any tears,
00:03:18.620 as we discussed earlier, for any of the victims of any of the horrific BLM riots last year.
00:03:22.560 Police officers were bashed over the head with bricks, beat, attacked, berated.
00:03:26.300 This is all on video.
00:03:27.920 Their precincts were burned to the ground.
00:03:29.100 A retired police officer was murdered in cold blood and left for dead in the street.
00:03:31.920 Neither of the crying Adams have ever shed any tears for those officers.
00:03:37.420 By the way, that should be a band name, the crying Adams.
00:03:40.840 That's because their tears are fake and manipulative.
00:03:42.980 Fake and manipulative tears from anyone are disgraceful, but from a man, even more so.
00:03:48.440 Even leaving aside the rank dishonesty here, this is also part of a larger problem.
00:03:54.040 A symptom of an endemic disease.
00:03:57.220 The fact that grown men will now cry to get what they want,
00:04:00.160 like my eight-year-old daughter,
00:04:02.600 only shows, again, that masculinity is in a dire state in this culture.
00:04:07.120 There was a time when that sort of display would have been considered embarrassing and weak.
00:04:13.180 But now we're meant to take a man seriously when he cries in front of us,
00:04:16.180 even more seriously, if anything.
00:04:18.940 I think this is wrong, to put it mildly.
00:04:21.140 And I've said so many times.
00:04:22.160 I reiterated this point on Twitter yesterday.
00:04:24.340 This is what I wrote.
00:04:25.100 Simply, I said,
00:04:25.820 Men should not cry in public.
00:04:27.720 It is unmanly and dishonorable.
00:04:29.040 Rare exceptions can be made to this rule,
00:04:31.080 but we make far too many exceptions.
00:04:33.800 And the exceptions are pretty obvious.
00:04:35.080 A loved one dies.
00:04:36.040 Your child is born.
00:04:37.020 Your bride is walking down the aisle at your wedding.
00:04:39.720 In the latter two cases, a dignified tear or two may be acceptable,
00:04:43.980 but please don't turn the faucet on.
00:04:45.920 There's no reason to go overboard.
00:04:47.860 Don't try to prove a point.
00:04:50.960 Other exceptions can be imagined.
00:04:52.720 We've talked about some of them before.
00:04:54.200 Perhaps, for example,
00:04:54.860 you're saying goodbye to your family
00:04:56.640 before embarking on a three-year voyage to Mars.
00:04:59.720 Maybe you're watching the end of the movie Rudy.
00:05:02.660 Aside from those rare occurrences,
00:05:04.740 the point is that men should comport themselves
00:05:08.720 with a certain level of stoicism and dignity,
00:05:11.220 learning to control their emotions
00:05:12.800 and projecting an image of strength
00:05:15.000 of someone who is composed and in control.
00:05:18.100 Yeah, it's possible to go overboard in that direction,
00:05:22.520 becoming an emotionless robot,
00:05:24.340 entirely unaffected by suffering,
00:05:25.940 your own or anyone else's.
00:05:27.760 But there aren't very many men in our society
00:05:30.100 who are at any risk of falling into that trap.
00:05:33.620 The problem, in most cases,
00:05:35.600 lies way at the other end of the spectrum.
00:05:38.980 Men today are encouraged to put their emotions
00:05:40.820 on display at all times,
00:05:42.520 to be vulnerable,
00:05:43.800 to be soft and feminine and gentle.
00:05:45.980 Men are encouraged to be women, in other words.
00:05:50.420 In fact, some of the responses to my tweet
00:05:52.540 were pretty enlightening.
00:05:54.120 Lots of people, of course,
00:05:55.660 were scoffing at the opinion that I expressed,
00:05:57.840 even though it's an opinion
00:05:58.620 shared by most people in the world,
00:06:01.300 whether they'll say it out loud or not.
00:06:03.660 Most women naturally want a man
00:06:06.100 who will comfort them when they cry.
00:06:09.520 They don't want to be doing most of the comforting.
00:06:13.120 I'm not a woman myself,
00:06:14.380 so I will allow the ladies to correct me on this point.
00:06:18.660 But I can't imagine that most single women
00:06:20.960 are searching for the kind of man
00:06:22.620 who will break down in tears
00:06:24.820 at the slightest disappointment or setback.
00:06:28.160 Few women, I'm guessing,
00:06:30.160 dream of the sort of man
00:06:31.340 who will come home from work,
00:06:33.000 tears dripping down his cheeks,
00:06:35.260 sobbing and saying,
00:06:36.420 I just had a really bad day.
00:06:38.720 Hank at the office was super rude.
00:06:40.700 I'm so frustrated.
00:06:43.920 I would also theorize that the typical woman
00:06:46.100 wouldn't marry a man at all
00:06:47.820 if she knew that he'd be the type
00:06:49.680 to shake her awake in the middle of the night,
00:06:52.060 teary-eyed and trembling and saying,
00:06:53.700 I just heard a noise outside.
00:06:55.060 Can you go out and check?
00:06:56.240 I'm so scared.
00:06:59.060 Few women want men who are like this.
00:07:02.160 Few boys want to grow into men like this.
00:07:05.460 And yet our culture produces men like this.
00:07:09.920 This may not be something
00:07:11.020 that the average person desires,
00:07:12.600 but it is the agenda all the same.
00:07:15.140 An agenda shared by, for example,
00:07:16.520 a woman named Rachel Baraboe.
00:07:18.600 She's not any great cultural force by any means,
00:07:20.880 but she is a former sportscaster
00:07:22.540 turned, it seems,
00:07:23.280 into some kind of motivational speaker
00:07:24.740 for students and young men.
00:07:26.660 I know of her existence
00:07:27.660 because she tweeted at me
00:07:28.740 in response to my thoughts about men crying,
00:07:30.440 and she said,
00:07:31.600 two words,
00:07:32.660 shut up.
00:07:33.600 Yep, I've got my sassy pants on today.
00:07:36.820 We are changing the narrative
00:07:38.200 on what masculinity means,
00:07:39.800 despite what this guy says.
00:07:42.900 Now, again,
00:07:43.580 this is not any kind of,
00:07:45.240 a person of any great importance,
00:07:46.800 but there is something so apt about this.
00:07:50.620 Here is a woman
00:07:51.360 who likely doesn't represent
00:07:54.020 the views of most women,
00:07:55.300 we should know,
00:07:56.400 but a woman all the same
00:07:57.940 telling me, a man,
00:08:00.540 to shut up on the subject of masculinity
00:08:02.840 and to defer to her expertise.
00:08:06.460 She, not only a woman,
00:08:08.580 but a person who uses the phrase
00:08:09.940 sassy pants,
00:08:11.540 has decided that she should be in charge
00:08:13.780 of changing the narrative on masculinity.
00:08:16.800 As for me,
00:08:17.820 a man,
00:08:18.720 a husband,
00:08:19.620 a father of four,
00:08:20.980 I have to pipe down
00:08:22.040 and allow her to dictate terms.
00:08:25.620 Sadly,
00:08:26.400 many men have decided to obey
00:08:28.140 these kinds of demands
00:08:29.180 from these kinds of women.
00:08:31.020 Our culture has indeed allowed
00:08:32.620 women to take the lead,
00:08:33.660 even to the extent
00:08:34.320 of defining masculinity.
00:08:36.960 We see this in our schools,
00:08:38.420 in our churches,
00:08:39.560 in Hollywood,
00:08:41.120 in media.
00:08:42.780 We live in an increasingly
00:08:44.100 feminine world,
00:08:45.580 though ironically,
00:08:46.340 men are once again
00:08:46.980 reasserting their dominance
00:08:48.120 by identifying as women
00:08:50.060 and bringing everything full circle.
00:08:51.520 It is a confused situation,
00:08:52.980 to say the least.
00:08:54.500 Now, into this confusion
00:08:55.640 as a way of clearing the fog
00:08:56.840 a little bit,
00:08:57.200 I'd like to offer
00:08:57.920 a clarifying image
00:08:59.340 of what masculinity
00:09:00.180 is actually supposed to be
00:09:01.700 and how it is supposed
00:09:02.880 to act in the world.
00:09:04.080 This is a story
00:09:04.660 I've mentioned a couple of times
00:09:05.700 on the show,
00:09:06.200 but it's worth mentioning again
00:09:07.240 in this situation.
00:09:10.620 It comes from
00:09:11.220 Solzhenistin's
00:09:12.060 Gulag Archipelago,
00:09:13.420 his magnum opus
00:09:14.220 about the Soviet labor camp system.
00:09:16.420 In one of the volumes,
00:09:17.520 volume one,
00:09:18.000 I believe,
00:09:19.060 he recounts the story
00:09:20.300 of a man
00:09:20.720 who had been arrested
00:09:21.780 on trumped up charges
00:09:22.820 and shipped off to prison.
00:09:24.540 And when he was at prison,
00:09:25.460 he was sentenced to death.
00:09:27.200 But by the time
00:09:28.260 the sentence
00:09:28.680 had been handed down,
00:09:29.600 his wife was already
00:09:30.380 on a boat
00:09:30.940 on the way to visit him.
00:09:32.980 And so he begged the guards
00:09:34.060 to delay his execution
00:09:35.160 for a few days
00:09:35.860 so that he could see
00:09:36.580 his wife one last time.
00:09:37.840 They agreed
00:09:38.320 on the condition
00:09:39.740 that he doesn't tell her
00:09:41.620 about his impending execution.
00:09:43.880 And he didn't.
00:09:45.180 He was with her
00:09:45.720 for three days,
00:09:46.980 never mentioned it,
00:09:48.320 never hinted at it.
00:09:50.060 And once she left,
00:09:51.760 he was taken immediately
00:09:52.760 before the firing squad
00:09:53.780 and shot.
00:09:55.100 Now,
00:09:55.480 that is stoicism
00:09:57.020 and manliness
00:09:58.040 beyond the capacity
00:09:59.360 of most mere mortals,
00:10:00.780 but it points us
00:10:02.820 in the direction
00:10:03.940 that we should be
00:10:04.920 striving towards.
00:10:06.680 We are meant,
00:10:07.660 as men,
00:10:08.640 to carry our burdens
00:10:09.920 with dignity
00:10:10.560 and not to expect
00:10:12.360 everyone else,
00:10:13.840 least of all the women
00:10:14.660 in our lives,
00:10:15.460 to lighten our loads
00:10:16.540 by always sharing in them.
00:10:20.080 That, at least,
00:10:20.980 is one way
00:10:21.560 to be a man.
00:10:22.020 The other is
00:10:24.040 Adam Schiff
00:10:24.940 weeping like a schoolgirl
00:10:27.440 using his tears
00:10:29.240 to manipulate
00:10:29.900 and exploit.
00:10:31.380 You could choose
00:10:32.180 that option if you want,
00:10:33.240 but you have to sacrifice
00:10:33.940 your dignity
00:10:34.540 and your masculinity
00:10:35.380 and your self-respect
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00:11:53.740 The next day.
00:12:06.780 As I mentioned yesterday,
00:12:08.120 I tweeted that men
00:12:08.860 should not cry in public
00:12:09.800 because it's dishonorable
00:12:10.780 and unmanly.
00:12:12.100 Though I allow
00:12:12.860 for certain exceptions,
00:12:13.780 which I have outlined
00:12:14.460 in further detail in the past.
00:12:16.400 Um,
00:12:16.900 perhaps I should publish
00:12:17.840 an official list,
00:12:18.940 you know,
00:12:19.240 with an index
00:12:19.820 and a glossary
00:12:20.500 and a bibliography
00:12:21.160 and everything
00:12:21.560 so that any man,
00:12:22.460 if he's considering crying,
00:12:23.380 can quickly consult
00:12:24.100 the rule book
00:12:24.640 and find out
00:12:25.300 if his upcoming
00:12:26.300 sobbing fit
00:12:27.120 meets the requirements.
00:12:28.700 You know,
00:12:28.880 is this going to be
00:12:29.840 sanctioned crying or not?
00:12:32.400 But that's a project
00:12:33.320 for another day.
00:12:33.980 For now,
00:12:34.320 I can tell you
00:12:34.820 that people have been
00:12:35.600 very,
00:12:36.380 very,
00:12:37.320 very upset
00:12:38.000 about this.
00:12:39.680 Ironically,
00:12:40.620 thousands of men
00:12:41.380 have cried publicly
00:12:42.500 over the fact
00:12:43.120 that I said
00:12:43.660 they shouldn't cry publicly.
00:12:45.900 There have also been
00:12:46.840 some unexpected voices
00:12:47.960 chiming in to castigame,
00:12:49.400 including one of the guys
00:12:50.680 from Blink-182,
00:12:51.920 which was funny.
00:12:53.420 And speaking of funny,
00:12:54.360 there have been
00:12:54.920 lots of responses
00:12:55.740 like this from a guy
00:12:56.500 named Andy Ostroy,
00:12:58.260 who described himself
00:12:58.880 as a filmmaker
00:12:59.560 and a proud Democrat.
00:13:00.720 He said,
00:13:00.940 I cry,
00:13:02.540 I cry often,
00:13:04.060 and I'm more man
00:13:05.020 than you'll ever be.
00:13:07.160 Now,
00:13:07.600 it's not often
00:13:08.080 that you hear someone
00:13:08.960 unironically use the phrase,
00:13:10.880 I'm more man
00:13:11.860 than you'll ever be.
00:13:12.780 And you certainly
00:13:13.500 don't hear it said
00:13:14.300 right after the words,
00:13:15.700 I cry often.
00:13:17.420 But these are the kinds
00:13:18.340 of landmarks,
00:13:19.320 like landmark occasions
00:13:20.180 that Twitter has made possible,
00:13:21.740 and we should be grateful
00:13:22.300 for that.
00:13:23.280 I should note
00:13:23.820 that some of these crying men
00:13:24.900 have made physical threats,
00:13:26.940 including a guy named
00:13:27.780 Ronnie Ficaro,
00:13:29.280 some kind of musician.
00:13:31.760 And he said,
00:13:32.700 quote,
00:13:33.460 I don't know who the F you are,
00:13:34.920 but I don't like you at all.
00:13:36.040 Actually,
00:13:36.420 I'd love to punch you
00:13:37.220 in your stupid little face
00:13:38.320 and make you cry,
00:13:39.380 you little b***h boy.
00:13:40.580 Toxic waste of space.
00:13:42.720 Immediately after writing that,
00:13:43.980 Ronnie deleted the tweet
00:13:45.880 and blocked me.
00:13:47.500 I'm going to punch you,
00:13:49.540 runs away crying.
00:13:51.520 Now,
00:13:51.660 I have to say,
00:13:52.120 I have never felt
00:13:52.940 less threatened
00:13:53.560 by physical threats.
00:13:56.140 Look,
00:13:56.460 it's easy to mock
00:13:58.520 and make fun of
00:13:59.140 these people
00:13:59.640 and to point at them
00:14:02.200 and say,
00:14:02.640 ha ha,
00:14:03.180 you're crying.
00:14:05.340 And frankly,
00:14:06.680 it's a lot of fun
00:14:07.300 and we should do that.
00:14:09.660 But what I'd really like
00:14:10.720 to respond to
00:14:11.360 are the accusations
00:14:12.300 leveled repeatedly at me
00:14:13.420 over the past day or two
00:14:14.640 that I only say
00:14:16.680 things like this,
00:14:17.920 like it's dishonorable
00:14:19.240 for men to cry in public
00:14:20.400 because I'm trying
00:14:21.460 to shock and offend.
00:14:22.680 Someone actually called me
00:14:23.660 a shock tweeter,
00:14:25.200 which incidentally
00:14:26.180 is how I describe myself
00:14:27.200 on my resume.
00:14:28.580 Shock tweeter.
00:14:30.420 Is that true though?
00:14:31.480 Do I say these sorts
00:14:32.260 of things merely
00:14:33.000 to cause shock
00:14:33.900 and outrage
00:14:34.360 and offense?
00:14:36.820 The answer is yes.
00:14:38.780 At least partly.
00:14:40.520 The first reason
00:14:41.360 that I say what I say
00:14:42.140 is that it's true
00:14:42.820 and it's always worth
00:14:43.900 saying true things.
00:14:45.540 But I am aware
00:14:46.440 that a statement
00:14:47.800 like the one I made
00:14:48.480 about crying in public
00:14:49.320 will provoke a reaction.
00:14:50.780 I know that.
00:14:51.240 I say it anyway
00:14:53.020 not in spite
00:14:54.100 of the reaction
00:14:54.800 it will cause
00:14:55.480 but yes,
00:14:56.120 partly because
00:14:56.780 of that reaction.
00:14:58.240 The point is not
00:14:58.860 simply to selfishly
00:15:00.260 profit off of
00:15:01.040 the outraged mob's anger
00:15:02.140 though that is one perk
00:15:03.840 that I quite enjoy.
00:15:05.320 The greater point
00:15:06.100 is that most of the
00:15:07.160 things I say
00:15:07.840 including the idea
00:15:08.740 that men should
00:15:10.060 usually refrain
00:15:10.800 from crying in public.
00:15:12.720 That's all that
00:15:13.660 is really being said here.
00:15:15.120 Usually men should
00:15:16.460 try not to cry
00:15:17.180 in public.
00:15:18.820 That's it.
00:15:19.440 These are completely
00:15:21.740 common sense
00:15:22.840 completely unobjectionable
00:15:25.160 things.
00:15:26.120 The kinds of things
00:15:26.900 that if I had said
00:15:28.060 at any other point
00:15:28.860 in history
00:15:29.260 in front of almost
00:15:29.940 any other audience
00:15:30.940 anywhere
00:15:31.520 people would have
00:15:32.700 yawned and said
00:15:33.540 well yeah
00:15:34.200 what's your point?
00:15:36.160 It would have seemed
00:15:37.040 utterly obvious
00:15:37.980 to almost everyone
00:15:39.100 who has ever lived
00:15:39.920 and yet now
00:15:41.440 we're supposed to believe
00:15:42.260 that these obvious
00:15:43.200 common sense statements
00:15:44.320 are not only wrong
00:15:45.700 but absurd
00:15:46.820 outrageous
00:15:47.600 insane.
00:15:48.380 I have actually
00:15:49.280 been accused
00:15:50.040 of insanity
00:15:50.920 literal insanity
00:15:52.440 for saying that men
00:15:53.840 shouldn't go around
00:15:54.460 crying all the time.
00:15:56.540 We can think of
00:15:57.440 many other
00:15:57.880 common sense statements
00:15:58.800 that provoke
00:15:59.280 this kind of reaction
00:16:00.060 a statement like
00:16:00.660 for example
00:16:01.020 men can't get pregnant
00:16:02.380 that will even
00:16:03.280 shock people
00:16:03.780 in medical school now
00:16:04.620 or women
00:16:06.760 are weaker
00:16:07.400 than men.
00:16:09.020 Plenty of other
00:16:09.820 examples come to mind.
00:16:11.280 It's not simply
00:16:12.220 that the mob
00:16:12.940 will disagree
00:16:13.660 with these claims
00:16:14.560 now.
00:16:14.860 it's that they
00:16:16.300 will treat
00:16:16.780 the claims
00:16:17.380 as outright
00:16:18.240 lunacy.
00:16:19.640 They will react
00:16:20.740 to a man
00:16:21.320 speaking common
00:16:21.960 sense as if
00:16:22.540 he is a raving
00:16:23.320 maniac
00:16:23.920 and this tactic
00:16:26.600 is extremely
00:16:27.280 effective
00:16:27.780 because after a
00:16:29.100 while
00:16:29.340 if you're not
00:16:30.700 careful
00:16:31.040 you're going to
00:16:31.900 be browbeat
00:16:32.720 into thinking
00:16:33.320 well if everyone
00:16:34.140 thinks that the
00:16:34.860 idea is that
00:16:35.700 offensive
00:16:36.140 I must be
00:16:37.060 wrong
00:16:37.360 but you're
00:16:39.420 not wrong.
00:16:39.940 you have
00:16:41.680 not only
00:16:42.080 rationality
00:16:42.820 and logic
00:16:43.360 on your side
00:16:44.000 and common
00:16:44.360 sense
00:16:44.580 but the near
00:16:45.600 universal
00:16:46.300 consensus
00:16:46.900 of all
00:16:47.600 mankind
00:16:48.120 until about
00:16:49.440 12 seconds
00:16:50.180 ago
00:16:50.500 only now
00:16:52.140 you know
00:16:53.180 is it that
00:16:54.060 you're not
00:16:55.080 supposed to
00:16:55.380 say those
00:16:55.660 things anymore
00:16:56.120 and that's
00:16:58.200 exactly why
00:16:58.920 I say them
00:16:59.480 the more
00:17:01.500 that people
00:17:02.200 scream
00:17:02.800 and cry
00:17:04.240 in the face
00:17:04.780 of normal
00:17:05.360 inoffensive
00:17:05.920 statements
00:17:06.480 the more
00:17:07.460 I will say
00:17:08.020 them
00:17:08.260 the more
00:17:10.100 we should
00:17:10.420 all say
00:17:10.880 them
00:17:11.120 simply
00:17:12.800 out of
00:17:13.180 principle
00:17:13.600 and because
00:17:15.800 it's true
00:17:16.400 and because
00:17:19.180 it's funny
00:17:19.680 to see you
00:17:20.280 so mad
00:17:20.720 I had a
00:17:35.140 segment on
00:17:35.880 with Laura
00:17:36.840 Ingram
00:17:37.080 on Fox
00:17:37.700 News
00:17:37.980 last night
00:17:38.660 I don't
00:17:38.860 know if
00:17:38.980 you got
00:17:39.120 a chance
00:17:39.420 to watch
00:17:39.740 but if
00:17:39.980 you didn't
00:17:40.120 get a
00:17:40.300 chance
00:17:40.540 you should
00:17:40.860 go find
00:17:41.280 that segment
00:17:41.720 somewhere
00:17:41.940 and watch
00:17:42.220 it because
00:17:42.540 it was
00:17:43.420 really important
00:17:43.920 I was brought
00:17:44.960 on to talk
00:17:45.740 about the
00:17:46.780 issue of
00:17:47.340 men crying
00:17:48.060 which has
00:17:48.540 been a
00:17:49.180 theme on
00:17:49.900 this show
00:17:50.240 this week
00:17:50.600 something I've
00:17:51.060 dealt with
00:17:51.460 repeatedly
00:17:52.040 and it
00:17:53.700 it's great
00:17:54.540 that I'm
00:17:54.820 always brought
00:17:55.600 if I'm
00:17:56.520 doing a
00:17:57.100 cable news
00:17:57.540 hit you know
00:17:58.060 it's going
00:17:58.340 to be the
00:17:58.860 important issues
00:17:59.660 that's what
00:18:00.020 they bring
00:18:00.360 me on for
00:18:01.000 abuela
00:18:01.460 men crying
00:18:02.360 like that's
00:18:03.020 there's something
00:18:03.980 really important
00:18:04.660 going on
00:18:05.120 that's when
00:18:05.400 they say
00:18:05.660 we need
00:18:05.900 to get
00:18:06.080 Matt Walsh
00:18:06.480 here to
00:18:06.760 talk about
00:18:07.100 this and
00:18:08.160 so I did
00:18:08.740 appreciate that
00:18:09.440 and it was
00:18:09.700 you know
00:18:10.040 I thought
00:18:10.440 it was a
00:18:10.900 worthwhile
00:18:11.160 conversation
00:18:11.740 just on
00:18:14.540 that note
00:18:15.000 I you know
00:18:15.640 you already
00:18:16.900 I've talked
00:18:17.500 about the
00:18:17.980 tweet that
00:18:18.520 I sent out
00:18:18.960 where I said
00:18:19.320 mention
00:18:19.660 cry it's
00:18:20.020 unmanly
00:18:20.380 and undignified
00:18:20.940 and that's
00:18:22.000 what a lot
00:18:22.440 of what has
00:18:22.740 sparked this
00:18:23.180 reaction from
00:18:23.720 people and
00:18:24.560 it hasn't
00:18:25.100 stopped yet
00:18:25.580 it has the
00:18:26.100 outrage mob
00:18:26.860 they have
00:18:27.180 not usually
00:18:27.940 like I've
00:18:29.960 been through
00:18:30.180 this many
00:18:30.480 times and
00:18:31.340 I've got the
00:18:32.260 mob coming
00:18:32.620 after me on
00:18:33.060 the internet
00:18:33.400 and the
00:18:34.800 reason I
00:18:35.140 don't get
00:18:35.500 upset about
00:18:35.980 it like so
00:18:36.360 many people
00:18:36.700 do well
00:18:37.140 I'm used
00:18:37.460 to it it's
00:18:38.080 also funny
00:18:38.640 and who
00:18:38.960 cares what
00:18:39.260 these people
00:18:39.600 think but
00:18:41.180 I also
00:18:41.520 know that
00:18:43.520 the mob
00:18:44.540 usually about
00:18:46.260 24 hours
00:18:47.160 if it really
00:18:48.680 bothers you
00:18:49.260 what they're
00:18:49.560 saying but
00:18:50.260 you shouldn't
00:18:51.160 then put
00:18:51.540 your phone
00:18:51.800 down for
00:18:52.140 a day and
00:18:53.700 you go live
00:18:54.180 your life while
00:18:54.720 all these people
00:18:55.220 are obsessively
00:18:56.260 messaging you I
00:18:57.820 hate you so
00:18:58.420 much and you
00:18:59.120 don't usually
00:19:00.160 it's 24 hours
00:19:00.740 this has been
00:19:01.620 we're going on
00:19:02.060 like three days
00:19:02.620 and they haven't
00:19:02.960 let up and
00:19:04.660 so many of
00:19:05.220 the responses
00:19:05.720 are just so
00:19:06.580 funny I
00:19:07.040 cannot recommend
00:19:07.820 highly enough
00:19:08.540 if you want
00:19:09.240 to entertain
00:19:09.600 yourself just
00:19:11.260 put something
00:19:11.680 out on your
00:19:12.040 own social
00:19:12.400 media channels
00:19:12.940 about how
00:19:14.500 men shouldn't
00:19:14.960 cry because
00:19:15.400 the responses
00:19:16.080 are unintentionally
00:19:17.700 hysterical I
00:19:18.620 want to just
00:19:19.040 share one more
00:19:19.620 with you okay
00:19:20.040 this was someone
00:19:20.980 last night after
00:19:22.100 my Fox News
00:19:22.660 hit this is a
00:19:25.080 woman and
00:19:26.520 here's here's
00:19:27.180 what she said
00:19:28.340 to me she
00:19:28.920 said widow baby
00:19:31.020 can't handle
00:19:31.720 your feelings
00:19:32.400 so you'll
00:19:32.840 stuff them
00:19:33.460 as a therapist
00:19:34.640 I like to
00:19:35.240 encourage people
00:19:35.820 to express
00:19:36.280 their emotions
00:19:36.780 in a healthy
00:19:37.260 way a man
00:19:38.260 crying in public
00:19:38.920 means he's
00:19:39.340 very sure of
00:19:39.900 himself and
00:19:40.380 comfortable with
00:19:40.840 his feelings
00:19:41.220 what does that
00:19:42.100 say about you
00:19:42.660 I love
00:19:43.700 everything about
00:19:44.280 this starting
00:19:45.360 with widow
00:19:46.220 baby
00:19:46.960 widow baby
00:19:49.040 can't handle
00:19:49.600 your feelings
00:19:50.040 as a therapist
00:19:50.840 I disagree with
00:19:51.680 that you're a
00:19:53.300 therapist and
00:19:54.060 that's how you
00:19:54.660 talk to people
00:19:56.340 I would almost
00:19:58.920 respect that
00:19:59.700 I've never been
00:20:00.620 to therapy a
00:20:01.760 lot of people
00:20:02.140 say that I
00:20:02.860 should probably
00:20:03.480 go but I
00:20:05.220 would really
00:20:05.560 respect I
00:20:06.700 guess a
00:20:07.020 therapist where
00:20:07.700 you sit down
00:20:08.380 and you start
00:20:09.100 telling them all
00:20:11.260 your problems
00:20:11.800 and your life
00:20:12.180 story and
00:20:13.880 they go oh
00:20:14.480 widow baby are
00:20:15.340 you upset about
00:20:16.000 that your
00:20:16.480 childhood trauma
00:20:17.900 widow baby you
00:20:18.940 want some
00:20:19.280 tissues so I
00:20:22.000 thought that was
00:20:22.380 pretty great
00:20:22.860 although widow
00:20:25.020 baby can't handle
00:20:26.060 the feelings so
00:20:26.500 you stuff them
00:20:27.100 are babies
00:20:28.400 renowned for
00:20:29.720 stifling their
00:20:31.160 emotions is
00:20:32.400 that is that
00:20:32.740 what babies are
00:20:33.300 all about that
00:20:34.920 hasn't been my
00:20:35.380 experience with
00:20:35.880 babies babies are
00:20:37.780 very bad at
00:20:39.160 controlling their
00:20:40.040 emotions and cry
00:20:40.800 constantly my
00:20:42.820 whole point is
00:20:43.520 that men should
00:20:44.220 not be like
00:20:44.780 babies that is
00:20:46.220 my radical
00:20:46.860 suggestion okay
00:20:47.780 so if you're
00:20:50.040 looking for a
00:20:50.440 therapist maybe
00:20:52.760 I'll try to put
00:20:54.440 you in touch with
00:20:54.900 this woman here
00:20:56.060 the
00:20:57.820 thing
00:20:59.220 and
00:21:00.060 don't
00:21:01.740 cry
00:21:03.080 Jar
00:21:15.940 will you hear somebody
00:21:17.120 how to
00:21:17.320 walk
00:21:18.240 nobody
00:21:18.760 can do something
00:21:19.720 that
00:21:20.580 can do something
00:21:21.380 or
00:21:22.080 the
00:21:23.200 ek