Is Matt Walsh's "Am I Racist?" Racist?

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[00:00:35] Right your goddamn right anyway, welcome to the average intelligence podcast Eric's back

[00:00:42] Back again

[00:00:43] We saw a movie last night. I

[00:00:46] Told a friend and he said let's go and it was Fanny banana

[00:00:53] Oh that was that was the other one

[00:00:56] We're not talking about that. We're talking about the racist one. Oh

[00:00:59] Yeah, it was almost uncomfortable to literally ask and tell them we had tickets for it

[00:01:05] I was like well not not where we were but where you initially proposed. I was like

[00:01:15] So I

[00:01:17] Postulate a question with this podcast and so essentially we're here to talk about Matt Walsh's latest I

[00:01:25] Say documentary and air quotes because let's be honest this thing wasn't really a documentary

[00:01:29] This thing was a comedy

[00:01:31] That's that's what it was but it but it wasn't a mockumentary because that would have been clearly fictional

[00:01:36] But this was very much set up to be funny. So and

[00:01:41] In in that aim it was very successful

[00:01:45] But I do want to draw distinction because if this were a legitimate documentary

[00:01:49] It's got it's got issues. It's got some problems, but as a comedy it works. It works quite well

[00:01:55] so maybe

[00:01:58] I don't know what that was

[00:02:03] You want to check around make sure no one's in your house. Yeah, I know that everything is a storm. Yeah

[00:02:10] So FYI people if we lose power either of us because we're both in the storm

[00:02:16] If it goes dark very suddenly or cropped like the whole thing just stops my power went out

[00:02:21] Just know we're riding the storm

[00:02:24] It's not quite to me yet, but it's it's common anyway

[00:02:29] I completely lost my train of thought it happens. Yeah, it happens a lot

[00:02:35] But basically the question I'm poshly now because of course everybody who saw the movie

[00:02:39] Loved it for the most part and everybody who hates the movie hasn't seen it

[00:02:45] so

[00:02:45] We're here to sort of discuss the idea of is the film and my racist

[00:02:52] racist

[00:02:56] Dude at points that was kind of like oh this is cringy

[00:03:00] See the cringe yes, and that's where was it racist

[00:03:07] That's what we're gonna dig into and it's it's not as easy as a question of answers you might think however

[00:03:12] Is the film actually very easy? No. Well, okay, so here's my thing here. We need content is is the film overtly racist? No

[00:03:21] no

[00:03:22] Does the film have some moments where?

[00:03:27] You might get the wrong impression because of not so much what Matt Walsh is saying but more so how he's saying it

[00:03:36] Maybe it like I said, I would characterize some of those moments as not blatantly racist

[00:03:41] But maybe a touch not even ignorant

[00:03:44] But maybe a touch of lacking empathy at times

[00:03:48] But that's kind of Matt Walsh's MO and it's one of the reasons I don't really like him

[00:03:54] But this this this one I think was fairly tame for him for Matt Walsh. This is a fairly tame movie he basically

[00:04:02] More so than he did in what is a woman which I liked that movie

[00:04:09] But in what is a woman he would kind of steer people and he does to a point but in this one mostly he just lets people talk

[00:04:17] Yeah, they kind of embarrassed themselves

[00:04:21] It's not hard to embarrass yourself

[00:04:23] Well, the exception the exception would be Robin D'Angelo who he led her down that path now

[00:04:29] It's not his fault that she took it but dude

[00:04:34] That $30. Yeah, FYI spoiler like if you haven't seen the movie obviously don't click on something talking about the movie

[00:04:43] Well, I don't know you can't really spoil the movie because even if somebody

[00:04:47] Tells you what happens. You're still not gonna have any context or where but you're still in utter disbelief when it actually happens

[00:04:53] Because I'm just like really

[00:04:55] You're really gonna do this. Okay, dude when he had him raising their hands to spread out the whiteness

[00:05:02] He's like we're just we're spreading out the whiteness

[00:05:05] Well see this movie more than anything this movie actually points to the fact that most people will go along

[00:05:11] With sort of like the prevailing narrative and it's basically most people will follow whoever them the loudest and most confident person in the room is

[00:05:20] And Matt Walsh's character is a DEI expert. So I

[00:05:25] I've got my car

[00:05:28] I did like that

[00:05:29] So this this movie had quite a few more bits than what as a woman did and the thing is for comedy

[00:05:34] They were great for documentary. They really took away credibility

[00:05:38] But like I said this move and this movie is marketed as a cop as a comedy

[00:05:42] That's a very important distinction. We need to make this movie is not saying I mean it is a documentary

[00:05:48] But they're not marketing it like one

[00:05:51] They're marketing it like a sort of borat style

[00:05:55] comedy

[00:05:56] Yeah, a little bit more reality

[00:05:59] Based because Borat was a character from the get-go

[00:06:04] So that being said I guess maybe we should take it beat by beat and sort of talking about because there are various areas of the movie

[00:06:10] I really really liked and then there are other areas that I thought were really kind of

[00:06:15] And either not necessary a little gratuitous kind of silly and some were just

[00:06:20] There were a handful of moments that were just flat out stupid and I think didn't need to be in the movie

[00:06:25] But so the film begins in an obviously staged coffee shop scene

[00:06:29] And this is one of the ones I didn't like to set up them

[00:06:32] To set up the narrative of the movie Matt Walsh is enjoying a coffee in a diner and the waitress comes over who was black

[00:06:40] Asked everyone's coffee and he says yes, and she says how do you take it?

[00:06:44] And then he has like this inner monologue where is like is it racist to say black coffee now the joke I did

[00:06:50] Kind of appreciate is when he was like, I just don't like cream. I don't think they should be mixed

[00:06:56] Wait, is that racist?

[00:06:59] I

[00:07:00] Think it was just over the top to that's what it was because essentially what they're doing

[00:07:06] Like on the liberal side or leftists, whatever you want to call it. They're

[00:07:11] They're going too far. It's like like seriously like reparations. It's like come on come on

[00:07:17] Geez, that's not even so here's the thing there is

[00:07:22] Old comments till the end of the statement because it's not going where you think it's going

[00:07:26] But I have to say it this way so in the face of actual systemic injustice

[00:07:31] There is a case to be made for reparations. However

[00:07:35] Reparations to the people that were directly affected for example

[00:07:39] The Japanese Americans that were put into internment camps during World War two did receive reparations after the war

[00:07:47] But only the people that were put in the camps

[00:07:52] See to me that is a okay because it is restitution for the people that were directly affected now

[00:07:59] Do I think that?

[00:08:01] You know say at the end of slavery in the US for example, do I think there should have been reparations paid then?

[00:08:07] Yeah, I think you could have made a case for that. I really do a few hundred years later

[00:08:17] Well, we're not quite over a hundred years later

[00:08:21] It's a harder case to make because then you have to decide who gets what and what your criteria and

[00:08:27] ironically the criteria of skin color is a

[00:08:32] little bit racist because

[00:08:34] Theoretically if you're going to and take take this with a grain of salt

[00:08:38] It's too white guys talking about a movie that deals with racism. So I mean

[00:08:43] We have an opinion but hey, I liked what old boy said in the movie the young kid when he was out on the

[00:08:50] Streets talking about when he was saying I got my DEI card

[00:08:53] I got my DEI card and that like white kid was like because of how Matt Walsh was talking acting

[00:08:57] He's like you're the most racist person here

[00:09:00] And it was all of the leftist like propaganda but here but here's the problem with that though

[00:09:06] That would have seemed like a plant to me a

[00:09:10] Little bit a little bit and then at the little too perfect

[00:09:13] Well, I mean here's the thing though for a scene like that and I think this is worth noting for those of you who

[00:09:19] You know may not be aware of how a documentary film is made

[00:09:23] That was at least a full day of him on the street talking to people and they don't only get yeah

[00:09:30] They only got two conversations in the movie fair point fair point. So that tells me a lot of people

[00:09:39] were I

[00:09:40] Well, I'll be honest cuz he was in

[00:09:45] I'll be honest he was in Tennessee a lot of people probably told him to fuck off

[00:09:49] Oh, yeah, I can imagine that are a lot of people him being in Tennessee probably

[00:09:53] They probably just knew who he was. Yeah, yeah

[00:09:56] Dude like at the beginning of the movie when he sits down in the circle

[00:10:00] He's like are we meditating?

[00:10:03] See that that was funny because of nothing to do with racism

[00:10:06] That was funny because of how cringe Matt Walsh was in that

[00:10:11] Yeah, but the the lady sitting next to him was actually cracking up every now and then and then she I think after a while

[00:10:16] She got up see here's the thing here's the thing though

[00:10:19] I think there was a plant in there and here here's why so

[00:10:24] for what we're talking about Matt Walsh goes to a

[00:10:29] It's like a therapy group session slash seminar about what was it about white Gill or something?

[00:10:35] Yeah, yeah

[00:10:37] The what did the books say white fragility well, but no, so they were

[00:10:43] the speaker kind of

[00:10:46] Hooked fun at that concept actually what wait wait wait was it at the dinner table or the one?

[00:10:52] No, this was the group therapy session one of the first ones before he got his disguise. Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah

[00:11:00] I don't remember that one. It was called. Oh

[00:11:03] No, I'm sorry. It was that race to dinner where she said that Robin in D'Angelo was the hero of white women

[00:11:08] That's right. So no, I can't remember this

[00:11:11] Anyway, he went to a group session that dealt with you know being

[00:11:15] Basically coming to grips with the fact that you're a white supremacist just because you're white anyway

[00:11:21] the scene's funny because Matt Walsh is

[00:11:24] Doing everything he can to just like

[00:11:28] Hovertley derail the whole thing like purposefully interrupting people being very emotional

[00:11:33] But the thing about that scene is there's a point where he goes to their cry room and he does this on purpose

[00:11:42] So funny, but here's the thing there was at least one person in there if the whole group wasn't a setup

[00:11:48] There was at least one person in there who was a plant

[00:11:50] Because the thing is everybody in that group session knew they were being recorded for a documentary

[00:11:55] I mean the cameras are right there

[00:11:57] producers and sound guys and you know the videographers are standing off to the side so these people know

[00:12:02] They're being recorded

[00:12:04] When Matt goes to the cry room

[00:12:06] somebody

[00:12:08] Let's the group know who he actually is because at this point. He's not in a disguise

[00:12:14] It's like how do you not know like at this well, but here's the thing if you don't know who he is

[00:12:20] somebody's gonna have to tell you

[00:12:22] You know what I mean and Matt Walsh is not exactly like an every Joe looking dude. He's

[00:12:29] If you know who he is he stands out, you know what I mean he's waspy

[00:12:32] It's a it's a pretty distinctive look, you know, that's that's what I'm getting in you hear me. Okay when I sit back

[00:12:40] Yeah, I can let's check the old YouTube real quick

[00:12:43] All right, I just want to make sure because I can't adjust my thing anymore. Yeah. Yeah, you're fine. Oh, yeah great

[00:12:52] heck yeah

[00:12:54] Heck yeah this setup I can do

[00:12:56] Yeah, by the way everybody chair good Jake got me the ergonomic tick-tock chair

[00:13:04] It's a win. It's a little win. It's a win. I'm gonna show the people I

[00:13:10] I'm going to actually do a

[00:13:13] Really money

[00:13:14] Yeah, well, I'm gonna do it on oh, yeah, I'm gonna do that on tick-tock too. I didn't think about that

[00:13:18] Well, if I were you I would tell people it's like hey listen

[00:13:21] I'm diagnosed with spinal stenosis and blah blah blah and this thing

[00:13:24] So if you just got a case of out of shapeitis this thing's great

[00:13:31] Oh

[00:13:32] No, you can't see it but there's a headrest and it's just oh man

[00:13:36] Oh, yeah like that. That's like if you ever just want to like kick back at your computer

[00:13:41] Like I know a lot of people sit on their laptops. I'm a desktop person

[00:13:44] See I am too. I mean I have I have a laptop right here, but it's added but you prefer it on a desktop

[00:13:49] Yeah, yeah, no, I can't I can't do I can't do the laptop on my lap thing

[00:13:54] That's all right this whole thing. I'm too old for that shit, but anyway, I just want to say thank you to Jake for that

[00:13:59] But you're welcome

[00:14:00] So we are moving back to the story right back back to the back to the documentary

[00:14:07] lecture at hand

[00:14:09] So but anyway then Matt comes back in and everybody now knows who he is and they've got footage of somebody with a phone

[00:14:14] So I personally think the woman who was sitting next to him the one that was cracking up a little bit

[00:14:19] I think she was the plant and

[00:14:21] The other reason I think she's I think so too. She's the one that he interrupted

[00:14:25] So I think that was supposed to happen like they had that planned out

[00:14:32] Which okay, here's the thing

[00:14:34] So I give him a little bit of leeway in this documentary because how they were able to make this happen is they they essentially lied to people

[00:14:41] They told people that it was a different

[00:14:43] I forget the fake name of their documentary, but they had a fake production company and

[00:14:47] All this that and the other people signed release forms

[00:14:49] Which I mean obviously it was legal because it got cleared by I don't know how it was legal

[00:14:54] But I guess it I guess it was because it got clear

[00:14:57] Well, it doesn't probably have to state who's interviewing you or like talking to you

[00:15:02] It just has to state that you are saying it's okay to use your face on this show

[00:15:07] Yeah, and the thing is

[00:15:10] And the thing that is though in an interview like this the only reason they did it

[00:15:14] This is why I give them a bit of a pass because it's it's kind of ethically dubious

[00:15:19] But at the same time it's the only way they would get these people to talk to them

[00:15:22] dude like if I implore anyone to watch this movie simply just because

[00:15:28] Liberal or even conservative mindsets you need to go in and see the hypocrisy

[00:15:34] Like that that's literally all it exposes it doesn't expose their craziness. It literally exposes their hypocrisy

[00:15:39] Like they're literally charging the 15 thousand dollars to call you racist

[00:15:45] 15 grand so that's one of the that's one of the things I really liked they did so every time they've got a speaker

[00:15:50] Right that they're interviewing they put their feet on screen

[00:15:54] and

[00:15:56] I think the cheapest one was like

[00:16:00] 2500 bucks

[00:16:02] 1500 1500 you're right and the most expensive it was the one-on-one meeting. Yeah, and the

[00:16:09] the

[00:16:10] The cheapest one or the most expensive one was 30 grand

[00:16:15] $30,000 to talk about all you racist

[00:16:20] I mean in here. Okay, so I want to get this out of the way

[00:16:23] Neither one of us is racist

[00:16:25] Like and I have zero tolerance for it

[00:16:28] But at the same time like that word's been bandied about so much in the past couple years that it almost doesn't mean anything now because

[00:16:36] Used to and it wasn't that long ago, but used to when somebody was called a racist you thought there's a reason why

[00:16:44] now

[00:16:45] You're called the racist if you voted for Donald Trump like I

[00:16:50] Mean the word just doesn't and that's dangerous because make it make sense because the dude wasn't racist until he ran for

[00:16:57] President as a Republican

[00:17:00] Still not but anyway and the danger with that is it's it's the boy who cried wolf again

[00:17:05] So now when you call somebody a racist see used to

[00:17:09] Like I said when somebody was called a racist it meant that they were actually a racist and you knew to

[00:17:15] Stay the fuck away from that person now if somebody calls somebody racist. I'm like, oh, they must vote Republican

[00:17:22] That's my first that's my first, you know instinct

[00:17:25] well

[00:17:26] And it's not like

[00:17:27] Do they even have these thoughts of their own or they implanted because I swear like it's all these things that I've

[00:17:34] Know but all these things that I've heard I'm like I've heard this stuff like from media and celebrities

[00:17:39] And then people are repeating it and I'm just like yeah

[00:17:42] That's just do you any of you have any thoughts of your own?

[00:17:46] Is anyone original anymore? They're few and far between that's for sure and my favorite though

[00:17:50] Is whenever we get called racist in our comment section. I'm like if you only knew

[00:17:56] If you only knew like oh my god flare-ups and traffic

[00:18:03] Theo man

[00:18:06] You think I would just take all your stuff and then move down here and then not have it

[00:18:13] But anyway, so yeah, that's that's always fun. Oh

[00:18:17] This is like a I

[00:18:19] Found the time travel button. Oh, you found the lower it just dropped me into that

[00:18:27] So yeah, this this was actually one of the aspects of the documentary that I think

[00:18:32] Like I said, I give them a pass because it's the only way they could talk to these people

[00:18:35] But at the same time the way they present it on screen. I

[00:18:39] mean just I don't know how I feel about it because obviously

[00:18:44] Sort there is a narrative thread to this documentary more so than there was in what is a woman and

[00:18:50] In order for that to happen because the whole point of that group is for Matt to realize that people are gonna recognize him

[00:18:56] And he needs a disguise

[00:18:58] So he had to be found out in that group for that to happen to advance the story

[00:19:04] However, since this is prevent presented as a legitimate documentary which to a point it is but also do appoint. It's a comedy film

[00:19:13] It's presented to the audience as this happening organically and I just don't think it was

[00:19:19] Not as much as they would like us to think that's what I'm getting at

[00:19:24] Do I think that these things have happened like to them and it's probably scenarios that they had it's kind of like when actors

[00:19:33] What is it? What is it called?

[00:19:35] Improv when I when actor when actors improv, you know if it's funny enough

[00:19:41] They'll want to redo it. Yeah, put it in like it's not like they just record that take

[00:19:46] It was so funny that they want to put it in so they have to redo it

[00:19:49] So essentially what I'm saying is these situations have happened with these people and they just

[00:19:56] Reenacted them potentially. Oh, yeah, and we know now also to be fair to Matt Walsh

[00:20:03] He was doing quite a bit of stuff in his disguise out in the open like for those of you who don't know

[00:20:08] You can find video Matt Walsh in his mi racist DEI expert persona was at the DNC

[00:20:16] That dude that was hilarious and he was in the video. He was so close to by

[00:20:21] No, it was Mitch McConnell. Oh

[00:20:24] Was it? Okay? Yeah, he was in the background when I think it was much more like that's Matt Walsh

[00:20:29] What is Matt Walsh doing at the DNC?

[00:20:30] Only only people on the right recognized him ever and nobody else would have known and so that's why

[00:20:36] conversely I think Matt does and they show segments of it Matt does a lot of

[00:20:42] what I can only discern or like local

[00:20:45] Like news appearances stuff that wouldn't attract national media attention

[00:20:49] But somebody had to recognize him like there's Republicans in Utah

[00:20:55] Like some somebody had to recognize it's not even his face. It's his voice

[00:21:02] Yeah, yeah, I can like point it out and

[00:21:07] That's that's the other thing too is his look and his voice and the thing is like the disguise is not great

[00:21:13] But we also see him put on the disguise. So we're in on the jokes. He's kind of got that

[00:21:19] He's got that might be a little retarded

[00:21:25] No, he's just like, you know, no Matt Walsh has that really douchey deep radio show voice with a little bit of scruff

[00:21:33] It's not a good impression, but it's you know, it's a very distinctive way. It's kind of like Ben Shapiro

[00:21:38] You can't really fake

[00:21:40] Ben Shapiro can't really fake his voice. It's very distinctive

[00:21:43] You know, it's it's just it's very very you hear that voice you're like that sounds like Ben Shapiro because it is

[00:21:49] Same with Matt Walsh. I'm not hating on anyone but like dudes with really high pitch voices like

[00:21:55] You know, it's happened. I've seen people this one dude

[00:21:58] He had an injury to his vocal cords and so it's like this

[00:22:03] And I was like, oh shit Mickey Mouse

[00:22:06] So I am talking shit my bad

[00:22:08] Anyway, so back to the movie

[00:22:10] Mouse shit

[00:22:12] Mouse shit mouse shit. Yeah, little pellets little yeah pellets

[00:22:18] Don't eat them though. No, they're not chocolate sprinkles. No matter how much they look like chocolate sprinkles don't eat them

[00:22:27] Oh, yeah

[00:22:29] completely unrelated but

[00:22:30] Dude when we were sitting there in the theater and the people behind us were just cracking up

[00:22:35] I was like, oh, it's funny. I have faith in this country

[00:22:40] Well, well and keep in mind where we were but it's not a lit it's not it's not a conservative town anymore

[00:22:46] It is your you're in Indiana though, bro. No, I'm Columbus is not a conservative town

[00:22:53] I know what we are in Columbus

[00:22:57] We were in Greenfield, bro. Yeah

[00:23:02] Why the fuck did I think we're in Columbus? I don't know close enough. It's not that far anyway

[00:23:06] Oh, you're right. You're right the point you were making though

[00:23:10] about the

[00:23:12] You know

[00:23:13] Recommending people see this movie because first of all listen, it's funny. I'm not gonna mince words. It's a funny movie

[00:23:19] It's outright laugh out loud hilarious at times

[00:23:22] But the other thing too is

[00:23:25] Like I said and we'll get into some of them the movie does have problems. It's not perfect

[00:23:29] It's got some issues Matt Walsh has some issues like I said, I just want this to be on record

[00:23:34] I do not like Matt Walsh. I do not watch his show. I don't enjoy his I've enjoyed both of his movies

[00:23:39] But other than that, I don't really enjoy his work. It's to me

[00:23:43] It's not my cup of tea

[00:23:44] But if that's your thing go for it because like I know you disagree generally speaking

[00:23:49] I enjoy the Ben Shapiro show not daily or anything

[00:23:53] But usually if I listen to it, I like it. There's a couple times. I'm like, I don't really agree with that Ben

[00:23:58] But I enjoy the show. I just I just enjoyed when he was up a lot. I really only enjoy the lectures. I

[00:24:06] don't enjoy yeah his style of

[00:24:10] News or whatever it is like I

[00:24:12] Appreciate it because he does, you know for most part is unbiased sometimes

[00:24:18] But well, I mean it is to a point and what I mean by that is then we'll tell you from get-go that he's a

[00:24:26] you know

[00:24:28] conservative religious Jew and

[00:24:30] Those are his biases. So he's going however

[00:24:33] That is not going to

[00:24:35] Lead him to tell you falsehoods

[00:24:37] It's not going to lead him to arguing from biblical perspective unless

[00:24:41] It is a religious matter in which case that is a fine source to draw from

[00:24:45] Because if you're arguing about what's in the Torah, we should probably reference the Torah, you know just saying

[00:24:53] But overall like

[00:24:55] He catches flack for this. I've read his comment section

[00:24:58] You know, he will flat out say things like Trump said something stupid

[00:25:02] And people will be like people say in our comments like Trump can do no wrong. I'm like

[00:25:07] No, Trump can do plenty wrong but

[00:25:10] Then he has I can point to use some examples, but

[00:25:14] But is it damning or damaging not really? I mean to his campaign. Yeah, but yeah

[00:25:20] Well, that's I'm talking to the people like yeah, yeah

[00:25:25] Anytime I'm saying like I'm not talking about his campaign because honestly I

[00:25:29] I sometimes I'm amazed at the

[00:25:32] Mean the campaign not him. Oh

[00:25:35] Oh, man, that was a that was a that was almost a bad joke. No, no

[00:25:39] I said it but I realized I'm like that kind of sounded like him

[00:25:43] So I thought I would clarify I'm speaking I meant I'm amazed his campaign is still alive

[00:25:49] Although I wouldn't be all his campaigns like literally there's so many people that are ridiculous

[00:25:53] I mean fair but anyway, so the other point I was making though like I said this movie has criticisms

[00:25:59] But if you don't see it

[00:26:01] Then you can't review it. You cannot hold them out

[00:26:06] Isn't that kind of like what these women say about men with abortion?

[00:26:10] They they can't have an opinion on it because they don't have a uterus. I

[00:26:14] Mean yes, but in this no, no, no, that's that's complete like

[00:26:18] That's not even on same thing to say in this instance though. It's a legitimate

[00:26:23] thing because

[00:26:25] Like I think if you don't know what an abortion is you shouldn't have an opinion on it

[00:26:29] You need to learn what it is first. So yeah, I've been eating gummies all day. So

[00:26:34] See see I'll connect. I'll connect those dots for you been been at the been at the CBD shop with a bunch of hippies

[00:26:42] Oh, yeah

[00:26:43] Yeah, I'm fitting in I've become one

[00:26:47] You're like Randy when they opened up the dispensary in south park. Oh, I got techerty

[00:26:55] I was referring to the episode when he gave himself testicular cancer, but yeah, that works too

[00:27:01] Oh, yeah to get big balls

[00:27:03] He's like sharing my eyes are up here

[00:27:06] That's my favorite joke of the episode by the way is the fact that they make

[00:27:10] He makes such an absurd claim that women like big testicles

[00:27:14] But then in the episode

[00:27:16] But in the episode they make it true and it's such a funny bit

[00:27:20] That's because that's what he says sharing my eyes are up here

[00:27:24] But

[00:27:25] um

[00:27:27] So yes, my point being if you hate matt walsh

[00:27:31] If you hate matt walsh, you hate everything he stands for watch his movie make a review write it

[00:27:38] Record it post it through a podcast. Hell we'll talk to you about it

[00:27:43] I'll I'll give you a platform. It's a small one, but it is a platform you can stand on it

[00:27:48] Hey small for now

[00:27:51] Just got to make it bigger it grows though

[00:27:55] It's a grow

[00:27:56] It's a grower not a shower

[00:27:58] I'm telling you though, man

[00:27:59] Like it was genius the way like if he if he really did ad lib a lot of this stuff and apparently he did

[00:28:06] I'm sure that he had ideas. This is like for example. I listened to him

[00:28:10] He was talking to uh

[00:28:12] He talked to ben honestly about it and like for the race to dinner which we'll get more into that

[00:28:16] And a little bit they knew there were certain things they wanted to do

[00:28:19] but at the same time you're

[00:28:22] You're reliant on other people to react the way you want them to and you can't push it too far

[00:28:27] Otherwise, you're gonna blow your cover

[00:28:29] right so

[00:28:31] He said that his goal for that was he wanted to sit down at the table and he wanted to do a toast to

[00:28:37] Races which he did both

[00:28:40] That shit was funny. That was so funny

[00:28:44] I was so uncomfortable because like have you ever watched um

[00:28:48] Like I I don't know if you have or not but like cat caught like the first few episodes of the office

[00:28:54] Yeah, same it's same thing. Oh my gosh like Steve steve correll. He's so cringy

[00:29:00] It's so hard to watch

[00:29:02] It's the same energy

[00:29:03] It really is but the other people were funny to watch and they were fun to watch like they made it worth it

[00:29:07] And then Steve correll like literally that first season it almost ruined me

[00:29:11] I don't know if you've ever got past it, but I did I did only I'm only in the second or third season

[00:29:16] Well, because in the first season they were trying to basically mimic beat for beat of the british version

[00:29:22] Yeah, and then season two came around and they kind of I think towards the end of season one

[00:29:26] They started loosening the reins a bit and then by the time the second season rolled around

[00:29:30] Steve ferel was able to take and Steve ferel and the writers were able to take

[00:29:34] Michael scott in the direction that we would you know start to know and love

[00:29:39] Goodness because like dude it was horrible. Well, I mean

[00:29:44] British comedy is different. It doesn't hit the same with an american audience

[00:29:47] So well and that but that's I mean is british comedy much different than canadian

[00:29:54] Yes

[00:29:55] Oh, okay. Well, I mean i've seen money python so like

[00:29:59] Yeah, I mean that's british comedy, but you gotta admit it's different. It's fun. Yeah, it's different

[00:30:03] Watch your name

[00:30:06] I say kill

[00:30:10] Don't you do it

[00:30:12] You see that fire over there. Actually, I know this is gonna make justin mad

[00:30:15] I

[00:30:17] I think

[00:30:18] The ending to money python in the holy grail is hilarious and I know justin hates it. I love the joke

[00:30:24] I absolutely love the joke for the end of money python in the holy grail. It's it's it's so goddamn funny

[00:30:30] Well, what is it?

[00:30:31] So they start to have a big battle but then they the cops get calls

[00:30:36] So you don't get to see the battle

[00:30:40] And he wanted to see the battle but you caught the joke and you thought it was oh no, he gets the joke

[00:30:45] He just doesn't like it even he said it on a potty. I just like I get the joke. I just don't like it and then my other

[00:30:52] God this is so morbid, but have you seen life of brian?

[00:30:56] Uh, no, I've seen bits and pieces. I showed you I showed you the biggest dickest

[00:31:01] Okay, so that's my favorite joke. That's my favorite biggest biggest dickest. Yeah, yeah because

[00:31:07] Because the biggest dickest

[00:31:09] But my second favorite joke in all of life of brian is the very end of it where everybody's being crucified

[00:31:14] And then they seeing always look on the bright side of

[00:31:20] I think I told them

[00:31:22] But they see you as they sing it as they're getting crucified and that is just such a morbidly

[00:31:28] Hilarious joke to me. I mean if you really think about it, what else can you do in that time?

[00:31:35] Like so I will if you're being murdered like I have always thought to myself the biggest middle finger

[00:31:40] You could ever give someone it like if you don't give them the energy

[00:31:43] That's that's what i'm saying like it like let's say that you've got pow

[00:31:47] Or something and they're gonna be executed. I think that and like i'm not

[00:31:51] Saying you can do this, but that's the ultimate middle finger

[00:31:54] Is to start singing that fucking song

[00:31:57] Or give them the literal middle finger like don't give them the satisfaction

[00:32:02] Much easier said than done, but I think that would be epic Japanese samurai. Oh seppuku. Yeah

[00:32:09] I was even worse than that they they cut there across their stocks

[00:32:14] I know and then their guts fall out and they make it clean that up. They make it nice and slow. Yeah, anyway

[00:32:20] Um back to

[00:32:22] Hey, it's the average intelligence if you've been watching this long, you know, what's up

[00:32:27] You know what's up if you really want to derail us comment

[00:32:30] That'll that'll send us down a whole new direction

[00:32:33] Yeah, I got a bit. I'm kind of a little retarded

[00:32:39] Oh man, I just farted his stinks really bad

[00:32:42] You know when your own brand like runs you out of the room. No, uh beef manhattan

[00:32:50] Oh, it's beef stew

[00:32:52] It actually didn't taste as bad as you think beef stew

[00:32:57] Oh

[00:32:57] Gosh, I just I uploaded an old clip from when we did our lady ballers review where I actually I said that they essentially took

[00:33:03] The plot of the bench warmers but made it women instead of children

[00:33:08] I mean that's essentially what they did but anyway pretty much everything's a ripoff of everything like

[00:33:15] That mean just based on the concept. We don't have new movies coming out. They keep recycling old

[00:33:21] Dude either my dog farted or yours came through the computer

[00:33:25] Oh, I got another one for you. I got like three more in the chamber

[00:33:30] They're preloaded dude like piz

[00:33:34] He's pro second amendment for sure

[00:33:36] It even sounds like it

[00:33:39] Oh, so what what else did they do so matt gets his oh, so what I was saying

[00:33:45] Um, then the local newscasts those I those have to be real

[00:33:50] No way like is their actual shows like those are actual local television shows

[00:33:55] He literally said he's like this is real and I'm just like and then when I'm watching it

[00:33:59] I'm just like this guy's it spread the whiteness out

[00:34:03] Spread the whiteness out

[00:34:04] I just love how because like the two hosts in this scene one is white and one is asian

[00:34:08] And he actually says this is more for you and less for you

[00:34:13] Oh, dude, uh when he was uh doing his work. All right. I don't want to bounce around dude. Do we want to stay?

[00:34:19] Yeah, yeah, let's let's let's let's keep going crying because yes

[00:34:21] I know what you're going to god that was funny. Okay, they had to some people had to know that was fake

[00:34:27] Because it was just too ridiculous. But anyway

[00:34:30] Um, so matt gets his disguise and what I didn't catch because I ended up watching this movie twice

[00:34:35] um

[00:34:37] I didn't get that he actually ripped off the whole outfit from

[00:34:41] One of the interviews from what is a woman?

[00:34:44] Like he ripped off the whole outfit and when I realized that I laughed

[00:34:48] audibly

[00:34:49] Because that that shit was funny. It was down to like it was perfect. It was it was the same outfit

[00:34:56] It was the same. Yeah

[00:34:59] It's a very very apt choice of words

[00:35:03] but um

[00:35:04] So then matt just does a bunch of interviews uh, he interviews that one girl from the viral video about the two

[00:35:11] Uh white college students that were in the multicultural center and they were getting streamed at because one of them

[00:35:16] Well, first of all, they were there and one of them had a police lives matter sticker on his uh laptop

[00:35:22] So he interviewed her and she's a phd and uh, that makes me feel uncomfortable

[00:35:28] Okay, but here's the thing though. I'm not saying it's right

[00:35:33] That she felt that way, but maybe she didn't feel that way the difference is

[00:35:38] What does a reasonable person do when something makes you uncomfortable?

[00:35:42] But isn't illegal against the law or like overtly racist because if the guy had like a kkk sticker on his laptop

[00:35:51] Yeah, I would see a problem with that

[00:35:54] Walk the fuck away

[00:35:55] Pretty much. Yeah, it's literally there

[00:35:59] To make you engage

[00:36:01] Don't engage and that's literally people trying to take your energy

[00:36:05] I mean fair enough, but the other thing is um, I'm trying to say this as nicely as possible, but

[00:36:15] I don't know how she got a phd

[00:36:18] What who the the girl he interviewed? Oh the book writer?

[00:36:23] No, no, no, uh, there were two phds. This was the uh,

[00:36:26] I think she had she had to have recently gotten her phd because she's still okay young

[00:36:31] Yeah, the multicultural center. Um

[00:36:34] First of all clearly doesn't understand. I haven't even read young

[00:36:38] But I've read commentaries on young and she clearly didn't understand it. Um

[00:36:44] Because she and she equates young to a nazi doctor and I'm just like

[00:36:50] Which this is the niche a problem all over again

[00:36:52] Just because nazis took it up and misunderstood it does not mean that that person was in fact a nazi

[00:36:59] His niche was not a nazi his sister was

[00:37:02] And she's the one who really kind of perpetuated incorrectly

[00:37:07] Okay, michael jackson michael jackson didn't use my bathroom, but his sister did

[00:37:11] That's exactly what you just said

[00:37:15] Well, no, I mean it's true. Nietzsche's sister was a hard-carrying nazi and yeah, she's uh, that's fucking crazy

[00:37:22] Yeah, I mean, I don't know anything about them. So german in the 1930s. What are you gonna do anyway?

[00:37:29] I mean

[00:37:32] Yeah, though. Nietzsche is often falsely attributed as being a nazi even though he wasn't

[00:37:37] um

[00:37:39] At least not like he never came out and said I am a nazi and in fact I believe

[00:37:44] Now this I could be wrong. So I'm going to say I believe and if I'm wrong, let me know

[00:37:48] I believe he had said a couple of times that he didn't agree with the

[00:37:53] prescription of national socialism because this was very early in the days in the nazi party

[00:37:58] When he would have said this but

[00:38:02] I think at worst he would have said that like some of the things they were getting at may be appropriate

[00:38:06] But he certainly was not a national socialist in the sense of the nazi party

[00:38:12] Um, but we're derailing. So yes, I have some concerns, but also it didn't say what her phd was in so who knows

[00:38:19] um

[00:38:20] And then he interviewed that one mother whose kids were not engaged with by a sesame street character

[00:38:28] And she charged 15 000. Oh, how much did she was at 50 000 or 15 000?

[00:38:35] Think it was I feel like somebody was 1500 and I can't remember who no no she was

[00:38:40] No, I'm wrong. The 30 grand wasn't the highest

[00:38:43] Um, I think this woman was either 15 or 50, but I think it might have been 50

[00:38:47] I think she might have been the most expensive one just to tell her was she the one at the dinner table

[00:38:52] no

[00:38:53] This was the mom of the two kids the the sesame street character went by and didn't like high fashion

[00:39:00] Okay, okay. Yeah. Yeah the clip the viral clip. Yeah, okay

[00:39:04] And and the thing and the thing was like they they said that it was motivated by racism now

[00:39:09] Here's the thing he kind of waved at him a little funky. I mean, I'm not saying it was well

[00:39:14] He went he went like this. I don't but there so to me some people were making the case that he couldn't see them

[00:39:22] he

[00:39:24] Acknowledged that they were there but basic as far as I read the video

[00:39:28] He basically like denied it to them now. Here's the thing though

[00:39:32] We don't know who this person is it could have been racially motivated

[00:39:35] We don't know it could have been this dude don't like kids or this person

[00:39:39] He could have been asian. He could have been latino. He could have been a girl. You don't know

[00:39:44] We don't know so but I guess the point is you can't cry racism until you know

[00:39:49] What's racism because what if that person had been black?

[00:39:54] Now what are you gonna do you don't know what to be offended by

[00:39:58] Or maybe this person doesn't like children which I find to be honest

[00:40:02] I find that kind of odd considering that you're in a

[00:40:06] Sesame street character. So I don't like children either

[00:40:10] But I fed them you got to so

[00:40:14] And hey, I know plenty of people that don't like kids except their own so fair enough, right?

[00:40:19] I kind of like them half the time

[00:40:21] Oh, yeah, sometimes I gotta love them all the time but you know, you don't have to like your kids

[00:40:29] It's good to it's good to like your kids, but the thing is

[00:40:33] You know, you got to be likable. The thing is there at least half of you and european shit. So

[00:40:45] Anyway

[00:40:47] I don't have kids

[00:40:49] Yeah, I don't have kids, but i'm pretty sure i'm gonna despise mine if there anything like me

[00:40:54] It's gonna be like this all the time

[00:40:57] No, dude, I think you'll be all right. Oh, I probably will be you're way more calm

[00:41:04] You're way more patient

[00:41:07] If you don't have patience, there's there's no there's no point in being a parent like if don't just don't

[00:41:14] Just don't do it

[00:41:15] Yeah, if you don't have patience if you still get pissed off at your dog looking at you funny

[00:41:19] Probably not a good idea to have kids

[00:41:22] If you're literally standing in line and literally somebody's just not moving fast enough and you get mad don't have kids

[00:41:28] Yeah, please for multiple reasons

[00:41:31] If you're going to the buffet and somebody's standing in line in front of you and they're taking their sweet ass time

[00:41:37] Don't have kids

[00:41:39] I don't know what that's doing. And you're getting mad about it. No, and if you're racist

[00:41:45] And if you're matt wall she he's already got kids. It's too late

[00:41:49] Yeah

[00:41:51] I don't know. I I feel like he talks at him

[00:41:54] I know

[00:41:56] Probably

[00:41:57] Actually, that's I think just I believe justin had said before his biggest problem with matt wall

[00:42:03] She was the line in what is a woman where he said all the only emotional support

[00:42:06] His son needs is a BB gun and i'm kind of like I know that was played for and that's the thing

[00:42:11] Matt wall she often gets criticized for some of the things he says that at least to me are obviously jokes

[00:42:17] But he does say their traps

[00:42:19] He does say following them all the time. Yeah, the thing is he does say everything with a really dry

[00:42:26] delivery

[00:42:27] But it's like it's so patently absurd that it has to be a joke

[00:42:32] Like for example, he identifies himself regularly as a theocratic fascist

[00:42:39] And that but it's it's a joke

[00:42:42] Hmm

[00:42:44] Like there's a video with all the daily wire hosts taking the like political positions quiz

[00:42:49] and he overtly is crying

[00:42:52] To get the most extreme right possible on the chart

[00:42:58] And the thing is like it's so patently absurd that

[00:43:02] It's it's obviously a joke

[00:43:04] Everybody else is taking it super seriously and matt wall she's like no

[00:43:08] I absolutely do believe that the church should execute people for you know that kind of stuff

[00:43:12] I mean people take everything too seriously

[00:43:16] I mean truly and i mean this movie shows how

[00:43:20] Much of a comedian matt wall once to be

[00:43:24] Um bad

[00:43:25] Is as I just said it's not bad now. I will say the part

[00:43:29] Part of the movie that I think should have been eliminated completely

[00:43:33] Was the whole bit where he makes fun of jesse small it now? Here's the thing though

[00:43:37] In a vacuum. It's a really funny skit

[00:43:41] Oh, no that was perfect. That was so good

[00:43:45] Dude when he was when they were syncing up his voice

[00:43:48] Just smell it dude

[00:43:51] I'm i'm disappointed though. They call him juicy smoothie. Hey

[00:43:54] Juicy smoothie that probably he probably could have gotten trouble from dave chappelle though

[00:43:58] Oh, no ben Shapiro says that i don't know how stealing jokes works ben Shapiro says it all the time

[00:44:02] He says juicy smoothie all the time. I don't think i don't think dave chapel would even care at this point

[00:44:06] I think i don't even think he wants any

[00:44:09] Democrats in office right now anyway. No because it's funny

[00:44:11] But anyway, so my favorite part of that bit though is when he was like no no the hats disappeared

[00:44:16] And then they cut back to the guys and their maga hats were gone

[00:44:19] That and uh when he kicks when he's kicking matt wall should the butt that's that's pretty funny because it's so fake and phony

[00:44:26] Is it's like barely not even tapping them. Yeah, he's not even tapping him

[00:44:30] But the reason I don't like it is because in the context of the documentary

[00:44:35] It's essentially a waste of time and it's now here's the thing. It's deservedly mean spirited, but it is mean spirited

[00:44:42] And if the message of your movie is that

[00:44:46] You are not in fact racist and that the race grifters are the real bad guys

[00:44:53] Like it's hard to say though because it is it's deservedly mean spirited

[00:44:57] But it doesn't really help it doesn't help the message of your film

[00:45:03] Sensitivity is lame. It's it's not about it's not about sensitivity

[00:45:06] It's the fact that it's sort of counteracting his message at least in the intense. That's what i'm getting at like I said

[00:45:13] In a vacuum, it's a hilarious skit

[00:45:15] That would have been great on one of our

[00:45:20] If daily wire would watch our damn videos and listen to us and did their uh sketch comedy show

[00:45:24] I must pause for a moment. I have to go not be racist for a minute

[00:45:30] Uh-oh he's got to let the puppy in

[00:45:32] Mamas

[00:45:37] So anyway, I don't have anything to say. Oh man

[00:45:47] Uh-oh somebody likes something so who's out there watching

[00:46:04] Heller

[00:46:15] Uh-oh

[00:46:23] We'll be right back after this short break

[00:46:28] Just kidding. He's letting his dog up

[00:47:13] I think it's like raining like crazy

[00:47:30] Jake had to go take a poop

[00:48:00] Mellow yellow everything come out. All right

[00:48:06] Yeah, no we're good. We're good

[00:48:08] um

[00:48:09] Where were we?

[00:48:12] Oh, yeah about the whole just jesse infuse

[00:48:16] Just a small juicy smoothie a bit being a little

[00:48:20] Not even so much insensitive. I guess because like I said, it's deserved because I mean he lied

[00:48:25] about everything but

[00:48:27] It it felt really out of place in the document. It felt very random

[00:48:32] Oh, yeah our sketch comedy show on daily wire plus where

[00:48:36] You know

[00:48:38] Main mainstays come in as guests. So see to promote

[00:48:42] Am I racist that would have been a great skit to do on that show

[00:48:46] But

[00:48:48] They don't have that show so I guess they had to put it in the documentary. See it's your fault daily wire

[00:48:53] Which I would like to say

[00:48:54] I'll go before no, I was just gonna say like if they want subscribers like to daily wire and so like that like

[00:49:00] You gotta have some I mean if you had sketch comedy shows like that and then some other things sprinkled in

[00:49:06] A few nuts sprinkled in makes for a wonderful place to live

[00:49:12] But speaking of that though, I would like to actually say i'm very proud of daily wire

[00:49:17] Because they got a movie in theaters finally

[00:49:20] And it seems to be doing all things considered like don't mean it's not number one at the box office

[00:49:25] It was never going to be

[00:49:26] But it's doing

[00:49:29] It's okay

[00:49:30] It's doing pretty good. I couldn't believe they had uh

[00:49:33] Am I racist they had that trump movie and then they had uh god is not dead and I was like, whoa

[00:49:41] Well in one movie theater, they're brave again remember where we are

[00:49:46] Yeah, I know but like I swear like

[00:49:49] Indiana's pretty lame too

[00:49:50] Governor Holcomb, you know, I mean back when they were masking and he he was like four we were four months into the pandemic

[00:49:56] And he's like we need to start masking up. I'm like, yeah, it's gonna work now

[00:50:01] It's not too late or anything

[00:50:03] Like literally I was I was working throughout the entire thing and I was like

[00:50:08] What come on man, I literally had and still have no sympathy for it because like again

[00:50:13] I'm like you I was working during the whole thing

[00:50:16] I didn't get to work from home. I didn't get to stay

[00:50:19] I didn't get to stay home

[00:50:20] I didn't get called hero because yeah, exactly. I never got called a fucking hero

[00:50:25] No, but well because here's the thing if I'd stayed home

[00:50:27] I wouldn't have gotten paid and if I didn't get paid it wouldn't be able to eat so

[00:50:31] Exactly can't last time I checked that's what a job was but hey

[00:50:35] Life liberty in the pursuit of happiness happiness is food. It's happiness to pursue you have to get off your ass

[00:50:43] You gotta run but anyway

[00:50:46] Yeah, so I'm proud of daily wire. I hope this leads to more theatrical releases

[00:50:49] I hope that the company grows because alternative voices are always important and it's no secret for

[00:50:56] The podcast pantheon. I totally ripped off daily wires business model

[00:51:02] I've never hit that fact

[00:51:03] I'm very open and candid about it because it was smart

[00:51:07] It is smart because they started with nothing and now they're putting movies and theaters in

[00:51:13] When did they really start about

[00:51:16] 2017

[00:51:17] No, no, no, no

[00:51:18] When they open like when they open their doors. I think it was 2011 2012 something like that

[00:51:24] Hey, siri when was a daily wire?

[00:51:29] created 2015

[00:51:31] Wow, it feels like it was longer than that but

[00:51:35] I guess ben Shapiro was around before then but yeah, I started watching his lectures around 2013 2014

[00:51:43] Oh

[00:51:43] Yeah, I founded 2015 no

[00:51:46] No, no it couldn't have been

[00:51:48] Oh, what?

[00:51:50] That can't be right ben Shapiro was working for bright bar prior to that

[00:51:55] So maybe you'd seen ben but as far as daily wires concerned. Yeah, that was 2015

[00:52:00] Hmm. Yeah, you gotta love wikipedia's

[00:52:10] Many daily wire stories repackage journalism from traditional news organizations while adding a conservative slant fact checkers have said

[00:52:16] That some stories shared by daily wire are unverified and that the daily wire sometimes misstates facts to advance a partisan view

[00:52:25] Of course, you would say that wikipedia now. Here's the thing sometimes like every news organization. They do get things wrong

[00:52:30] But I will say I've seen far more

[00:52:35] Traditional articles state facts and then have to issue retractions whereas a lot of times for a breaking story

[00:52:40] Daily wires will have very little information at first and it will say, you know

[00:52:45] This is a breaking news story. We'll add more facts as they are, you know

[00:52:50] Put out there

[00:52:52] But I digress so i'm very proud of daily wire like I have no skin in that game, but

[00:52:57] I'm glad that they exist. I'm glad they're out there

[00:53:01] I think you should see the movie

[00:53:03] I think you should watch their shows from time to time

[00:53:05] I think you should actually pay attention to what your

[00:53:09] Opposition is saying so that at the very least when you quote them to tear them a new one

[00:53:14] You're at least quoting what they actually said and you can say yes, ben Shapiro actually said this. Yes, matt walsh actually said this

[00:53:23] Instead of like they keep doing project 2025. So here's the fun. Here's fun fact for you

[00:53:28] I sat down and tried to read it. That's not going to happen. I'm not reading that whole damn thing

[00:53:32] It's a terrible read. It's it's written horribly. But what I did remember is that

[00:53:37] Oh computers have a find feature like a find word feature

[00:53:42] um

[00:53:44] Project 2025 doesn't say that they wanted to monitor miscarriages. In fact the word miscarriage is only in it twice

[00:53:52] and one of those uses is one of the times they use the word miscarriage is to actually

[00:53:57] Disassociate it from their proposed abortion legislation

[00:54:00] They actually say this would not include things like miscarriages ectopic pregnancies blah blah blah this that and the other

[00:54:08] And the only records the the only records they want to keep are the fact that

[00:54:12] They don't want miscarriages counted as abortions because that's inaccurate those are the two times they say miscarriage in project 2025

[00:54:21] Well project 2025 no one prominent is even supposedly supporting it anyway

[00:54:26] So no and that's that's the other thing but the thing is though

[00:54:29] They keep bringing it up and it's just mute

[00:54:33] Moot it's moot point. Yeah

[00:54:34] I said mute

[00:54:36] Yeah, that's that's one of my favorite jokes from Grounder for Life actually when Lily says mute instead of moot and then her teacher makes fun of her

[00:54:44] and then she's

[00:54:46] Well, so the first thing she said was you can't take things for granted

[00:54:51] instead of granted

[00:54:53] And then and she says well my speech is over. So your point is mute

[00:54:59] That's funny

[00:55:00] But no the thing about project 2025 is that first of all

[00:55:05] Like they did it to themselves. So they kind of deserve it

[00:55:08] is

[00:55:09] But project 2025 is not the first time they did this. I think they've been doing this since w

[00:55:16] Like they write like a basically a four year manifesto of things they would like to see so this is not new

[00:55:23] but

[00:55:25] It's it's a it's a terribly written document. It's it's an awful read

[00:55:29] It's extremely vague in a lot of places a lot of the me like propaganda

[00:55:36] It's not it's a wish list

[00:55:38] I'm saying it for scripture. It sounds to me like someone got a hold of like a bare bones wish list and then just went crazy on it

[00:55:46] Basically, I was like most I'm not even trying to say all conservatives because they're crazy ones

[00:55:51] You know like every every group has them, you know, but like yeah, I mean come on man

[00:55:57] No one's gonna advocate for any of this crazy nonsense. They literally want to literally just be able to keep most of their money

[00:56:05] have the government and not on their back and

[00:56:10] Just live life. That's it. That's all it's all seeing the thing is it could be it would be very easy

[00:56:16] The problem that a lot of conservatives had and honestly, I think matt walsh is one of them to kind of tie it back into what we're talking about

[00:56:23] Is I think that for a group that spends most of its time

[00:56:27] Saying the government needs to leave me alone. They do tend to sort of push their worldview

[00:56:33] Not necessarily directly on to others, but they put they present it in a way

[00:56:39] That like this is clearly the best way and if you don't agree with it, you're an idiot. They speak from authority

[00:56:45] Uh, some sometimes per se, you know, so

[00:56:49] Here's a favorite example of mine for matt walsh and matt walsh will get on there

[00:56:53] And basically criticize adults for going to disney world now. Here's the thing mad just because you have no fucking joy in your life

[00:57:00] Doesn't mean you have to attribute that to other people because i'm here to tell you disney world as an adult is

[00:57:05] It's looking awesome

[00:57:07] I was gonna say like matt walsh is good at what he does, but he's he's kind of got the personality of a rock

[00:57:12] That's why I don't like him. It's

[00:57:14] This is not someone that I would like

[00:57:17] Want to go around

[00:57:19] A rock. Yeah, not the rock

[00:57:23] It certainly doesn't have the personality of the rock

[00:57:25] I do have more respect for matt walsh after this movie. Honestly, I had more respect for him after what is a woman

[00:57:31] Like both of these movies were great

[00:57:34] Yeah, and that's just it which is what i'm i'm

[00:57:36] I did not entertaining and they got a point across

[00:57:39] I did not think I was gonna like what is a woman

[00:57:41] I thought it was gonna be trash and then i'm like, I can't believe i'm enjoying a matt walsh documentary

[00:57:45] I don't know how is this possible

[00:57:47] He don't understand what it's because they were biased because we didn't like them

[00:57:51] Well matt walsh uses a train of thought that I actually really like

[00:57:54] He uses the Socratic method at a very very big the Socratic method and rationalist thinking at the very basic level

[00:58:00] Simplifies well not simple. Yeah, no you ask you you ask questions and

[00:58:06] so that's the Socratic method is you ask questions and

[00:58:09] By asking questions

[00:58:11] You either learn or you expose that the other person doesn't really know what they're talking about

[00:58:16] And what you're what you're supposed to do is have a constructive dialogue

[00:58:19] But matt walsh often uses it

[00:58:21] In I shouldn't say he uses a Socratic method because i'll be honest

[00:58:25] I never got the sense that he actually wanted to learn anything different from his own view and

[00:58:30] You're supposed to want to learn from the Socratic method, but he uses the tactic

[00:58:36] Of asking a question

[00:58:38] Like more rhetorically than genuine interest

[00:58:41] To expose the other person because he doesn't do this when he interviews a friendly person, right?

[00:58:46] When he interviews a friendly person

[00:58:48] He just basically cuts the other people up and lets them talk about how you know mistaken these people are

[00:58:53] Which I mean fair enough because if you have a different point of view you should be able to point out

[00:58:58] Why the other side is wrong

[00:59:00] But when matt walsh does it it's not really so much in pursuit of knowledge. It's more to own the libs

[00:59:07] Which again that has its place, but in the context of a documentary

[00:59:11] I think that being said

[00:59:13] My favorite moment of what is a woman. It's another person on the street interview

[00:59:18] where

[00:59:19] The person he's interviewing is basically making the case that like

[00:59:23] We don't really know what gender is and he just looks this person dead in the eye and goes

[00:59:29] Do you know what a cat is?

[00:59:33] Oh

[00:59:33] Yeah, are you a cat?

[00:59:36] no

[00:59:38] The the argument the other person was making was that in order to fully understand something you have to be that thing

[00:59:45] And it's just kind of like well, no

[00:59:48] I'm not a marshmallow

[00:59:50] Well, my favorite don't know what a marshal is like

[00:59:53] Well, my favorite thing when it comes to sexuality for example

[00:59:56] And like no, I really don't care who you want to have sex with it's none of my business but

[01:00:02] When people say things to me like, you know, like, you know

[01:00:06] People that people several people have asked me over the years. It's like well, have you ever like?

[01:00:11] Because I mean I I say things like I'm I'm straight 100 straight and they're like well

[01:00:15] Have you ever tried it? I'm like no, I've also never been shot in the face, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't enjoy that

[01:00:23] I mean I like my tea

[01:00:26] But it's a I mean that's just pure logic

[01:00:29] It's like no your base premise is wrong. You do not have to experience something to know whether or not you will like it

[01:00:36] Well, and I'm just gonna state that the overwhelming majority of that group

[01:00:43] Like I think it's like 60 or 70 percent. I can't remember but they were

[01:00:51] Either taken advantage of or abused as children

[01:00:55] I know what you're I there's and a lot of people say it's been debunked in this

[01:00:59] Well, no, it's it's been debunked

[01:01:02] Hey, it's well, it's been debunked in the sense that I I never trust survey data

[01:01:08] Because it's always a limited sample. That's why I don't trust polls either like

[01:01:13] Dude with all the propaganda out there in the movies and whatnot

[01:01:17] Come on, but I mean at the same time it's it's it's worth noting gotten gayer in the last 20 years

[01:01:23] They're all super gay like let's just be honest

[01:01:27] Let let's be an honest. He's even superman's gay

[01:01:32] Superman no, no, sorry. No, he's bisexual. I'm sorry Superman is bisexual

[01:01:37] What when yeah, and then uh the new 52

[01:01:42] Except supposedly superman is only attracted to oh, no, it's super who is his super boy

[01:01:47] Okay, that's fine. It makes sense. Well, no, no boy

[01:01:51] No, but oh no and no this is post new 52 because in new 52

[01:01:55] Superman and wonder woman were a thing

[01:01:58] So not only low slain

[01:02:01] That's superman like to get tied up and punched

[01:02:05] Erica Durant's

[01:02:08] Anyway, she was my favorite low slain

[01:02:12] Was she in um, what's wrong with she in smallville? Okay. Yeah, I should have known that

[01:02:19] It's you after all you like your smallville a lot

[01:02:26] Oh gosh, where we're we leave off on the old doc you documentary

[01:02:32] I'm having trouble keeping on

[01:02:35] Well, I mean it is essentially and then oh, so that's my other main criticism of matt walsh is he does

[01:02:41] What I like to call useless interviews like in this one. He has a couple men on the street

[01:02:46] Interviews and then one at a biker bar

[01:02:49] Yeah, I was like that was like

[01:02:51] He was awfully brave for that

[01:02:53] No, no, he wasn't because you see the thing is they ran on it. Yeah, I see I seemed I seemed uh, well

[01:03:00] And then here's the other thing so this is sort of more of a

[01:03:02] Meta textual critique. So the biker bar scene

[01:03:07] Exists to prove that these kinds of people are not inherently raises which nobody no group is inherent

[01:03:13] Well, okay. I was about to say something really stupid. There are some groups that are inherently racist

[01:03:18] But a group like generally speaking bikers would not be generally racist. However, it is also worth noting

[01:03:24] There wasn't a single black person in that bar

[01:03:29] Yeah, that's fair

[01:03:32] And I'm pretty sure I'm not 100 positive of this

[01:03:36] But I am pretty sure that there's a scene where they had matt walsh just walking the streets

[01:03:40] And there's a guy in front of him with a chest tattoo. I'm pretty sure that chest tattoo is a white supremacy tattoo

[01:03:47] I'd have to I I don't know the exact symbol, but it's got like an iron cross and a shield

[01:03:52] I'm pretty sure that's a white supremacist symbol

[01:03:56] Well, I mean you remember that one dude that was talking he was a klan's man

[01:03:59] Or well, he was his parents and yeah, I was like, yeah, I'm sorry

[01:04:04] Yeah, but I mean it's and they look at him

[01:04:06] Not

[01:04:08] Like he said he you know, but here's the thing though. So that's like one of my favorite which I find this just personally hilarious is

[01:04:16] And this is where you get sort of into the more nuance

[01:04:19] Things of racism. That's what I that's what I mean when I say is the film overtly racist

[01:04:23] No, but again, how many times have we heard somebody say something to the effect of like well now listen

[01:04:29] I'm not prejudice and they're about to say something super fucking racist

[01:04:34] I'm not racist, but I'm not racist, but

[01:04:38] you know

[01:04:40] And again, we see these people for a total of like 10 seconds

[01:04:44] So we I mean, I don't know anything about them

[01:04:47] But the image I'm being presented is that these people are not racist, but here's the thing

[01:04:51] I've I've been around enough people and this is totally

[01:04:55] A me thing, but I've been around enough people

[01:04:58] Like that where I don't necessarily believe it

[01:05:04] Now again, I mean and it sucks that I feel this way because I've been around people like that

[01:05:09] These people may not have a racist bone in their body. The thing is I don't know them

[01:05:14] And these interviews don't serve a credible purpose. They serve a purpose because it's showing. Hey look, you know

[01:05:21] stereotypical

[01:05:22] You know lower income white people that aren't racist. Look look our points being made except

[01:05:29] These are not experts. These are not

[01:05:32] you know

[01:05:34] They're not credible interviews. They're anecdotal at best

[01:05:37] And the thing about anecdotal interviews is they don't really work

[01:05:41] I mean they do from an emotional standpoint, which is obviously what they're going for

[01:05:45] But if you think about it for more than two seconds, you're like this actually means nothing

[01:05:49] Because we don't know who these people are. Well, no and we don't know who these people are

[01:05:55] You know, I mean, yeah, it's kind of like us

[01:05:58] Yeah

[01:06:01] We're actually totally racist

[01:06:05] Chokes on you

[01:06:08] See that's our mic

[01:06:10] My tv's only in gray

[01:06:15] I got a black and white tv with the contrast like with the brightness set

[01:06:20] To the max all the way up all the way. I don't I don't even play my game boy with the black in it

[01:06:26] I just play by the music

[01:06:31] In that turn mario when a bad guy's coming it makes that sound so, you know when to jump

[01:06:35] All right, so we got to talk about the uh the course do the work. Oh

[01:06:42] gosh

[01:06:44] man

[01:06:46] As she was always

[01:06:48] Dude when they had him yelling at his racist uncle

[01:06:51] And she's like do I have permission? Fuck you. Thank you

[01:06:56] my I I can't decide which my favorite part is more the the

[01:07:00] The like the graphic he has about over smiling with the one at the end on the extreme

[01:07:06] or or when um

[01:07:10] Yeah, or when he or when he moved the one guy's number over to the more racist column

[01:07:19] You should you should add this face to the thumbnail

[01:07:23] Yeah

[01:07:25] But I I think that was my favorite. What what did the guy say?

[01:07:29] Oh, because he had uh one of the producers on the movie. Oh, what's his name?

[01:07:34] They yeah, ben. Thank you. Um

[01:07:37] They use ben in a couple of bits in the movie ben's one of the producers and ben is black

[01:07:41] um

[01:07:42] So he has ben come up and he tells everybody in the course to stare at ben

[01:07:48] But ben's not looking at them. So one guy's not even looking at him because it's weird

[01:07:53] And he's I'm by looking and he's like he's like you're not even looking at him

[01:07:56] He's like well, he's not looking at me and he was like seeing the little racist and then earlier

[01:08:01] He had had everybody has a number

[01:08:04] And he had them put their number on a white board

[01:08:07] He had like a spectrum of racism from one to ten

[01:08:11] One being least ten being most racist and this person had put himself at like a two or three

[01:08:16] And the mat goes over to the board moves his number over

[01:08:21] That was so that was so funny

[01:08:25] Because like he did that, you know, he did that on the whim and it was like oh, yeah

[01:08:29] I was comedy goal. I was like they like seriously. He's just

[01:08:32] See that's why I want that's why I want daily wire to do their comedy show and have an improv element to it because

[01:08:39] Matt Walsh is great at improv

[01:08:41] He is I'll give all credit where credit's due

[01:08:44] Matt Walsh is great with improv because there was so many on a crazy

[01:08:49] He's he's an actor dude. Like I'm telling you like I think is I don't even think that's the real Matt Walsh

[01:08:56] I bet I better get something. He's like

[01:08:59] Jumping on Oprah's couches

[01:09:02] Sit the hell down wonder boy

[01:09:06] I love this show

[01:09:07] Matt Walsh and Matt Walsh can play a hilarious liberal

[01:09:11] We've seen that in lady ballers see lady ballers is we're seeing just to watch Matt Walsh be that character and

[01:09:16] The Ben Shapiro referee scene personally is a scene stealer for me

[01:09:20] That was a good one. But yeah, and then at the very end. He asked us the self step nine is self flatulation

[01:09:29] So he brings out a box of whips and paddles

[01:09:32] And has everybody take one and I love how he's like

[01:09:35] Dude that one girl didn't even hesitate dude. She grabbed that

[01:09:39] That's what I said. I was like she's into that. She's into that

[01:09:41] Yeah, but then they do a free-shram Matt's like

[01:09:45] How did I let it get this far that I'm willing to let people whip themselves?

[01:09:49] Wait a minute. Why are these people willing to whip themselves?

[01:09:54] And then the fact that he actually did a new segment where during the segment he's like

[01:09:59] This is all a scam and his gets up and leaves

[01:10:03] Dude and no one like caught on to that. This is all a scam. I was like, dude, like I I heard that

[01:10:09] I was just like that resonated so loudly

[01:10:13] But they've done they've done several studies and there's actually name for this and I cannot believe

[01:10:18] That was when he was talking to the people on the

[01:10:23] The show the new show again, right at the end of the movie

[01:10:26] And then he said this is a scam and he just gets up and leaves the interview on live tv

[01:10:32] Yeah, that's fantastic

[01:10:35] Um

[01:10:36] Now that one I honestly think that particular one since it was like a skype screen

[01:10:41] He wasn't in person that one. I think they may have done some clever editing with

[01:10:47] Maybe because I have a hard time

[01:10:49] Seeing that he would do that on a live television broadcast

[01:10:53] So he might have done the bit and then they recorded on the same webcam and then cleverly edited it

[01:10:58] I could see that

[01:11:00] But if that is what happened, holy s***. How funny

[01:11:04] Oh, yeah

[01:11:04] Like if it plays out because the and the only reason I say that they may have done some clever editing

[01:11:09] Is because the newscaster never really sells the fact that he's

[01:11:14] Not talking about the thing

[01:11:16] You know what I mean? She's asking questions. She's not really hesitating or confused ever so

[01:11:22] Like I said, I don't know maybe

[01:11:24] His circular answering was so good

[01:11:28] Yeah, it's it's about a book. It was written on paper. I can't remember what he said, but oh so so that's that's

[01:11:34] That's the book end joke of the movie and it's it's a great bit

[01:11:37] So one of the first things matt does is he goes to a bookstore in boulder, colorado the people's republic of boulder

[01:11:44] Um

[01:11:45] And he goes and talks to the proprietor or at least somebody that works there

[01:11:49] About what books he can get to start his anti-racist journey and one of the books is simply titled the n word

[01:11:55] And he he does this whole thing and he's like he's like, oh, I think this might be above me

[01:12:00] He's like I can't even can I say this and then she's like no probably not

[01:12:04] he's like so but

[01:12:06] If if I change my mind, can I like call and make sure you have in stock and she's like

[01:12:12] Well, you know, probably just don't say the title just say it's a book that begins with and you know, blah blah blah

[01:12:16] And then the post credits he did tell him to remember the author

[01:12:19] She did and that's that's worth noting. But again, that doesn't make the joke work

[01:12:24] No

[01:12:25] But at post credit scene matt is calling the bookstore back and he's like, yeah, I was looking at this book and I uh,

[01:12:32] I think i'm ready for it now. Sure. What's the title? Um

[01:12:36] I can't really say it. Do you not remember it? No, no, I remember it

[01:12:40] Um starts with an n

[01:12:42] There's an i in there

[01:12:44] Here and there's a g he didn't he he didn't even get to that. He's like she she said something about trick

[01:12:50] He's like, yeah, it rhymes with that

[01:12:52] Oh, yeah, he said he said he said it might it might be you know, it might be triggering

[01:12:58] Yeah

[01:12:59] Funnily enough it rhymes with trigger

[01:13:02] Dude that that shit was it was that was funny

[01:13:05] It was funny, but it was kind of a little too much because I was like, dude, how is she not going dude?

[01:13:10] I'm hanging up now. You're an idiot

[01:13:13] Yeah, like pretty well

[01:13:14] I I'd get calls like that when I was a manager of a restaurant and I would like to shut the fuck up

[01:13:23] Yeah, um the other part we got we got to talk about at least is the race to dinner bit

[01:13:29] Oh, man that that

[01:13:32] Yes, it's a real thing got ahead of ourselves the the racist dinner. That was that was just ridiculous

[01:13:37] Like I love how she was just like

[01:13:39] Or no, was it her that said she was unsafe and

[01:13:43] No, that that was the group session at first

[01:13:47] It's like you feel unsafe, but you'll be there for 30 grand. It's gonna be fair. I would too like

[01:13:52] No judgment. I would totally

[01:13:55] I would talk

[01:13:56] I would talk in a room like that for 30 grand. You kidding me?

[01:14:00] Hell, I'd do it for like three grand and everything she said was just basically like putting her on a pedestal

[01:14:07] Well, and it's all regurgitated like it's yeah, it's like it's all the same shit

[01:14:12] But the race to dinner. Oh my god. So basically the concept for those who don't know is you pay these two women

[01:14:17] Uh one one woman is black the other woman is indian I believe

[01:14:21] Um

[01:14:22] And you basically pay them to have dinner with you and call you a racist

[01:14:26] Hold on. Do you remember though the the indian woman? She said she used to be white

[01:14:32] Yeah

[01:14:33] And so I I think I think what she means is that she used to be passing for a white woman

[01:14:38] She didn't come out and say that

[01:14:40] And then and then she found that she had four percent indian dna

[01:14:44] Well, no, I mean let's be honest. She I hate to say this this way

[01:14:48] She didn't appear to be Caucasian

[01:14:51] But no, she didn't at all

[01:14:53] Yeah, I think what she meant by that because she said I used to be one unsuccessfully

[01:14:57] So I'm I'm assuming what she meant by that

[01:15:00] And I know what happens when you assume makes an ass out of you and me

[01:15:03] But she never said otherwise so I can only assume

[01:15:06] That what she was referring to is that she was quote unquote living in a white woman's world and behaving as such but

[01:15:14] I don't know because they're both

[01:15:16] Horrible racists horribly racist anyway, but long story short

[01:15:19] You pay these women have dinner with you and call you a racist to your face and they basically just

[01:15:23] insult you the whole time but matt walsh

[01:15:27] Got himself a job as one of the waiters

[01:15:31] Catering man, that was ridiculous man. I even called it before it happened

[01:15:36] I was like, oh, he's gonna get a job as a caterer and then lo and behold. Yep

[01:15:41] Oh

[01:15:42] I hadn't seen the movie. I was like so honestly it was a bit

[01:15:47] You know

[01:15:48] You could tell what was going to happen, but it was still funny

[01:15:50] Yeah, and see most of the comedy in that scene wasn't actually involving well the biggest joke was but

[01:15:56] A lot of it was just like he's pouring water for people and there

[01:15:59] He's going to offer them water and they say they don't want any and pours it anyway

[01:16:03] Or like giving out rolls and people say I don't want one and he gives it to him anyway

[01:16:08] Dude when he filled that ladies cup up so full it was leaking. Yeah, and then he dropped all the plates

[01:16:14] Twice he dropped plates twice man, and he's literally pushed with his feet through the door

[01:16:20] I was like, oh, and then he just interrupts

[01:16:25] The whole proceeding and what I love about this though is he

[01:16:29] he's very much

[01:16:31] He's embodying the concept of what they say white men are but he's doing it for comedy

[01:16:37] So I know exactly what he's doing. He's doing it on purpose

[01:16:40] Um, dude, they liked him at I know and but the thing is nobody stopped him

[01:16:46] Nobody stopped him. He literally sat down at their table in his uniform

[01:16:51] And was just saying I just love how he de I card and you know

[01:16:56] him and that damn de I card remember when he handed it to the

[01:16:59] The guy who wrote the book about the hate crime hoax and he actually takes it and reads

[01:17:04] He was like you don't have to read it that much, you know just

[01:17:07] Yeah, he's like give me that back

[01:17:10] Which I won't give credit at least he did that interview

[01:17:13] Which who this guy would have been a friendly to matt walsh because he wrote the book the race

[01:17:18] It's like how in the world that dude knew he was wet matt wash

[01:17:22] That that's that's kind of the ones. That's a plant like there's no way I would I don't

[01:17:27] At least as far as his portrayed on screen. He's still in disguise, but yeah

[01:17:31] In hindsight, I think well maybe I don't know

[01:17:34] If you're going to do it the best way to do it is to stay in disguise

[01:17:37] But like I said somebody who wrote the book the hate crime hoax is probably at least

[01:17:44] Tertiary aware of matt walsh. I would think maybe not

[01:17:48] And the other thing I tried to find and I couldn't I tried to find the actual

[01:17:53] New segments that matt was on but the I'm not shocked that I couldn't find them

[01:17:57] Um, I wish daily wire would release them, but they may not have permission to do that in their entirety

[01:18:04] So I don't know the thing is if this was released on dvd that would have been a hell of a special feature

[01:18:10] Because I'm curious is I'm I'm just curious how much of this documentary was actually real and how much of it was fabricated

[01:18:18] Because there's also a bit where he's he's taking the class and like I don't I don't know who this woman is

[01:18:25] Is this an actress they hired I don't think so, but you don't know

[01:18:30] No, I mean I'm fairly certain most of these people can potential. I mean not potentially they can be

[01:18:36] Researched and see what kind of persona they have online and courses they offer for $15,000 to call you racist

[01:18:43] Well, to be fair her her course was only like 2,500. So I mean, it was

[01:18:48] slightly more affordable and then of course you had

[01:18:52] So I can't remember if we said but yeah, that's the race to dinners where matt walsh

[01:18:56] raises a glass to racism

[01:19:00] and everybody

[01:19:02] Everybody here here is a toast and then the black woman just like oh, I gotta put that down. I'm not racist

[01:19:06] I'm not racist they everybody did it though

[01:19:09] um

[01:19:10] And then of course the robin the robin de angelo and I actually liked the bit he did to point out the absurdity

[01:19:18] And again, there's nothing wrong in my opinion. There's nothing wrong with at least acknowledging

[01:19:26] That racism exists and that

[01:19:29] I mean, we shouldn't do it but

[01:19:32] sometimes

[01:19:33] things are

[01:19:36] Inappropriately labeled as racist because he does the example of like over smiling in the workplace

[01:19:40] And in his role play at first he says, you know, you're smiling

[01:19:44] Makes me uncomfortable and then she says okay. I won't do that anymore

[01:19:48] And then the next day in the role play

[01:19:50] He says

[01:19:51] Well, you didn't smile at all. I mean today and now I really think I'm going to hr once again the example is absurd but

[01:19:58] It points out the logical fallacy of what she's peddling

[01:20:03] And it's like

[01:20:05] And then he asked her to take a different route

[01:20:08] Yeah, exactly. Please please don't walk in and she's like, okay. I you know, she's like, well, I guess I'll just do whatever I need to

[01:20:14] And I was like dude you're

[01:20:16] Ugh

[01:20:16] No, because here's the thing if you're the type of person

[01:20:19] So lame

[01:20:20] If you're the type of person that is

[01:20:23] Bemoaning the fact that someone is either smiling too much at you

[01:20:27] Or not smiling at you at all

[01:20:30] The the gradation of someone's smile is legitimately affecting your day

[01:20:35] Then

[01:20:37] There's something wrong with you. There's something wrong with you

[01:20:40] Yeah, and and the fact that you seems like a new problem

[01:20:43] Yeah, and the fact that you would which nobody actually did this I don't think anybody's actually this stupid

[01:20:48] But if you were to label that as rooted in racism

[01:20:53] That says way more about you as a person than the other person because here's the thing. I have the male equivalent of resting bitch face

[01:21:02] So I'm I'm just a grumpy motherfucker to everyone

[01:21:06] You're the grumpy cat

[01:21:09] I've got no moisture for biscuits and tail

[01:21:14] I

[01:21:15] Do I do I just my my normal face just looks like I'm pissed off. I don't know why it just is

[01:21:22] But yeah, and I change your face I'm gonna change it for you

[01:21:27] Oh god, what was matt walsh one of his funniest lines is in that group and he's like

[01:21:32] I have 17 black friends

[01:21:35] Oh, oh dude and oh man when they're going to kick him out there like we know who you are and he's like

[01:21:40] Was it because I had 17 because

[01:21:42] It might be 15

[01:21:44] I'm not really sure they can the fact that he threw in

[01:21:49] A was a three-fifths compromise joke

[01:21:54] Oh my god

[01:21:56] This he's he the the joke is would have the joke inside of a joke

[01:22:00] Um, and the fraction is not quite right but it's it's a three-fifths compromise joke. He says

[01:22:06] He initially said I have 17 black friends and then he said it might be 15. It depends how you count them

[01:22:16] Oh, what the three-fifths three-fifths person three-fifths a person right? That's yeah

[01:22:22] Yeah, which if you it should have been about 10 or 11 but still it's the joke still stands and it's still funny. Um

[01:22:30] Goddamn

[01:22:32] I'm just like I can't believe you fucking said that

[01:22:36] Go watch the movie go watch the movie

[01:22:39] What go watch it?

[01:22:40] So is it did we miss anything big because the movies were seen even though we told you a lot about it because just seeing it

[01:22:46] Like there's so many just heavily cringe moments that it's I don't know how he didn't lose it

[01:22:52] The girl who

[01:22:57] Kate something in the in the beginning

[01:23:03] Who was that?

[01:23:05] Oh

[01:23:06] The Milano the Milano problem. No, that was robin d'angelo. She was at the end

[01:23:12] Okay. All right. Yeah

[01:23:14] I tried to keep it all together. Well. Yeah, the first interview is

[01:23:19] What does he say in the commentary? He was like

[01:23:21] I really need to talk somebody

[01:23:24] And you know learn about my learn learn if i'm racist. She was like or I could just talk to this white woman

[01:23:31] Yeah, I know that's what I'm saying. I'm like, you know when you got a white person trying to teach you about racism. I'm just like

[01:23:39] Okay, well and that's like and trying to have a drowning person teach someone to swim

[01:23:43] Well to be fair though to be fair though. It's not like he only interviewed

[01:23:47] Uh, it's not that's not true at all

[01:23:51] It's it's not like he only talked to white people

[01:23:54] Um and and see here's the thing or so a legit criticism might be is

[01:23:58] maybe

[01:24:00] Which again this goes back to the movies a comedy not a documentary because if he actually did want to understand

[01:24:07] Racism in america today

[01:24:09] There are experts out there. There are legitimate

[01:24:13] Experts in this field now. They're not going to be as radical, which means they're not going to be as entertaining

[01:24:18] Um, so that's why he wouldn't interview these people but there are people out there who

[01:24:22] Of course, there's racism in today's country. It's debatable as to whether or not it's institutional

[01:24:28] Now when I say that I mean the whole apparatus not a lone politician who is racist because those are the laws are their laws that

[01:24:36] Literally restrict or oppress one specific group of race

[01:24:40] And they're and there may be but the thing is we have systems in place

[01:24:46] In the apparatus to identify and nullify those laws or amend them so that they are no longer

[01:24:52] This proportion I wouldn't say that the racist

[01:24:55] I wouldn't say the racist against I would say that they allow another group to be

[01:25:03] It's not oppressed but just not have this

[01:25:07] victimized

[01:25:08] Affirmative action, you know stuff like this, you know choice and stuff like this. It's like what why why?

[01:25:14] I mean did the japanese and

[01:25:17] Uh, what what other group is the richest in the united states?

[01:25:22] I think it's just you had the japanese thing. It's just asian period

[01:25:26] Indian right

[01:25:28] I don't know. I'd have to I don't know what the metrics are. I can't and see to and see to me that

[01:25:34] To me in my life that really doesn't matter because like yes statistically asian

[01:25:39] Well, but I'm saying like they say this and that's like, I mean then how the japanese gets so wealthy

[01:25:45] You know, they worked our ass off to get to where they needed to be

[01:25:48] But not every japanese person did that's that's what i'm getting at. Not everyone but the demographic overall

[01:25:55] Yeah, statistically, but again, I hate statistics because I just

[01:25:59] Because that could have every bit it i'm not saying this is the case

[01:26:02] But that could have every bit of the fact that okay, you know, they get to the united states from japan

[01:26:07] Um, the easiest course is to go in through california california has a lot of social programs in place

[01:26:13] california has a lot of affirmative action programs in place so maybe

[01:26:18] Like I'm saying i'm not saying that's the case, but i'm saying there's factors to millionaires leave in there

[01:26:22] They're not gonna have well that's that's longer. That's recent. I'm talking about over the past few decades right and

[01:26:28] Generational and generational wealth is a thing and that's that's the problem when you take these positions too far

[01:26:33] Like the anti-racist grifters are taking it too far because now

[01:26:38] It leaves a bad taste in people's mouths

[01:26:40] So they will actually try to have a discussion about things like inequity and trying to figure out

[01:26:44] Where those stem from and how to fix them

[01:26:46] You can't even really bring up racism because one side says oh, it's definitely racism and the other side says i'm not

[01:26:52] Going to listen to you talk anymore

[01:26:55] You can't even entertain it because it's so polarized now that you can't even have a conversation where it's like, you know what?

[01:27:02] Maybe maybe

[01:27:04] There is something to the fact that this group of people has been marginalized pretty heavily throughout history

[01:27:10] And while they're not at an inherent disadvantage

[01:27:13] Now they were a hundred years ago and generational wealth is a thing

[01:27:17] Maybe that's true, but you can't even have that conversation civilly now

[01:27:21] So you can't even figure out if it's the case or not

[01:27:26] And that's the biggest problem with this

[01:27:32] I'll get off my soapbox now. We're talking about a movie that makes fun of race grifters damage

[01:27:37] Yeah, pretty much all of them that that's how that's how they keep going everyone in this movie is a grifter like i'm

[01:27:43] Not gonna sugarcoat it these people are grifters like

[01:27:49] The irony of a white woman writing a book about

[01:27:53] White people being racist is just

[01:28:00] And then making millions off of it and people calling her brave and it's so it's so

[01:28:06] Oh god, it's so even right about like I kind of want to read it just be like this

[01:28:10] This is so dumb actually bent ben Shapiro did a review on it and basically said not only is it a horrible idea

[01:28:16] it's a terribly written book but

[01:28:19] I like again

[01:28:20] It's and it gets a catch 22 because it's like I kind of want to read the book just again

[01:28:23] So then I know what i'm talking about but in order to read the book. I have to buy the damn book

[01:28:30] So like I might might buy it used

[01:28:34] Is then it doesn't go to her sales numbers

[01:28:37] Pirate it. No, it's kidding

[01:28:40] Don't pirate

[01:28:42] Those dvds are worth more than a penny unless you have to

[01:28:46] You know

[01:28:48] Sometimes you have to pirate

[01:28:51] Listen here jack

[01:28:54] Ass

[01:28:56] Listen here jack if you got a problem we'll buy the dvd what then you can

[01:29:04] You know, I think you're pants off. Oh, I was gonna say I think in the near future

[01:29:09] I think a standing desk is going to be

[01:29:12] implemented eventually

[01:29:15] Okay, so to answer the question

[01:29:19] Is I am racist racist?

[01:29:24] No

[01:29:26] It's really not because if it were it would be it spends a lot of time cutting up white people

[01:29:33] It was pretty sad tire

[01:29:35] But the thing is it's not even really satire because these people actually pointing shit

[01:29:40] Basically what it did was point out how racist the white liberals are

[01:29:46] Like and how they go about things and you know trying to tell people they're racist. It's like dude, you're literally

[01:29:53] segregating

[01:29:55] I mean the the one guy in the street did make the point and Morgan Freeman's made this point too is the fact that

[01:30:01] Stop talking about it. Stop talking

[01:30:03] I mean that easy

[01:30:06] We're just talking about a movie so obviously but that's but and I will say this that's why it's it's good when people like

[01:30:13] I'm gonna rephrase that because it was about to come out wrong. It's good when people who aren't white say it too

[01:30:21] I almost said people like him

[01:30:23] What do you mean? You people

[01:30:26] being you people

[01:30:30] Because it's easy for white guys

[01:30:33] That say america is not racist or that racism is

[01:30:37] You know

[01:30:38] Not prevalent now or the way to get rid of racism is to not talk about it. It's real easy for us to do it

[01:30:44] But when morgan freeman says it

[01:30:46] uh-oh

[01:30:48] The anti-racists have caught up with us

[01:30:52] What in the world I don't know. I think the dog touched it

[01:31:00] You you look like a uh, steve madden commercial fucking steve madden

[01:31:08] Steve

[01:31:12] That's steve

[01:31:16] I can't do that

[01:31:21] Hang up the phone

[01:31:25] Dude, how have we not done a review of wolf of wall street?

[01:31:29] Because it came out prior to the channel hairs

[01:31:33] Who gives this shit? We did a deep dive on titanic. Let's just make it the sequel. It's still leo

[01:31:38] Dude, I've literally watched wolf of wall street so many times

[01:31:41] I could I could probably quote every single quote

[01:31:45] Dude, I watched wolf of wall street when I want inspiration which sounds really bad, but

[01:31:50] Seriously, no shit every time I literally got to work on my mining machines back in the day

[01:31:55] I would watch wolf of wall street first before I got on the stock market and started fucking with things and playing

[01:32:01] Trade and grip though. I would watch

[01:32:06] It's it's wild I was the same way with uh

[01:32:08] A documentary called uh sick fat fat sick and nearly dead about juicing

[01:32:14] Anytime I would do a juice fast. I would literally watch it for inspiration

[01:32:17] Dude, I used to juice fast all the time

[01:32:21] Really beneficial for you and who thought all you needed to get was a spinal stenosis

[01:32:25] diagnosis

[01:32:27] Who knows no, I did that shit way before I wasn't good health dude

[01:32:32] I I got really fat and I just stopped taking care of myself

[01:32:36] Stopped skateboarding so I'll be inactive

[01:32:38] So having kids does to you stop doing podcasts

[01:32:42] Yeah, stop doing everything

[01:32:45] Oh man, well, I'm glad you're back

[01:32:47] Glad you're back. I'm glad to be back

[01:32:50] Because we got we got growth chairs good, but yeah, we got growth to do like we're like right there guys guys

[01:32:57] So small

[01:33:01] Get off my shitty wall

[01:33:04] Eat damn our goreons

[01:33:10] To the eat the cuttlefish and this man

[01:33:15] Okay

[01:33:18] Dude watching trey parker and mastone in the uh doing that one

[01:33:23] Like in the studio was just hilarious

[01:33:26] And the best part the best part about the to tie it back the best part about that behind the scenes thing

[01:33:31] Where you see that the whole thing is one of the um, I can't remember if he's a director or a writer

[01:33:39] Um, but the guy they're interviewing is asian and they're like is this racist and you said oh, oh, yeah

[01:33:45] He said but the thing is

[01:33:47] Is that you kind of have to go with this kind of comedy?

[01:33:51] You have to go you have to really steer in to the stereotypes because the message is that the stereotypes are stupid

[01:33:58] You have to watch the episode to understand that

[01:34:01] But that's ultimately what the message is is that the stereotype is stupid

[01:34:06] It's a cartoon character. It's a literal cartoon character

[01:34:09] That's what eric cartman is a literal cartoon character

[01:34:12] That's why he gets away with what he gets away with because he's a cartoon year old a cartoon eight-year-old that says horrendous shit

[01:34:21] But first and foremost

[01:34:23] cartoon

[01:34:24] Yeah

[01:34:25] Like people forget that it's like

[01:34:28] Well, and people also forget because like I I know you I don't know you've seen

[01:34:32] I don't think you've watched avatar the last airbender, but when they did

[01:34:36] The live action adaptation not the movie the netflix show a lot of the fans were upset that soca

[01:34:43] Was changed to not be so misogynistic in the beginning completely

[01:34:48] Negating his character arc where he

[01:34:52] learns he grows and is not sexist by the end of the series

[01:34:57] So now that character which is a good thing. Yes, but that character

[01:35:02] Like yes, he starts out sexist by the end. He is not you know why because he learns

[01:35:09] But now you can't have that character arc and you can't give that message

[01:35:13] Because you negated it in the first place people have to understand especially with fictional stories

[01:35:19] Your characters have to be flawed in some way because they have to grow otherwise

[01:35:23] They're boring and nobody wants to watch it because it's boring if I want to watch mundane shit. I'll just

[01:35:30] Go to walmart

[01:35:34] If I want to watch people not grow with me

[01:35:37] Well, no if I want to watch people be stupid and not grow at all. I'll just go to walmart

[01:35:43] Oh, no, they grow. All right. No, okay fair. I mean like

[01:35:47] They grow ethically and emotionally

[01:35:51] Oh, yeah, I mean if you say something mean to

[01:35:55] Get out of my way. No

[01:36:00] Oh that being said

[01:36:02] I do believe that if matt walsh were to debate somebody

[01:36:06] That wasn't like a race grifter, but was actually

[01:36:10] You know

[01:36:11] Somebody that knew what they were talking about. I I'll I'll be honest. I think he'd get eviscerated

[01:36:19] Oh, yeah, if he actually talked about things that were you know, like intelligent. That's the that's the thing with this

[01:36:24] It's a low intelligence

[01:36:26] It's average intelligence

[01:36:29] I'm not going to say it's low intelligence necessarily, but it is

[01:36:32] And purposely because you could you couldn't have the nuanced conversation and have the comedy that they had

[01:36:38] And clearly they steer into comedy which is not a bad decision because that's going to sell more tickets

[01:36:42] I mean it just is

[01:36:44] But the thing is

[01:36:46] Is and this is this is a legit question

[01:36:49] Is a movie that let's be let's be perfectly honest. This movie is aimed at conservative white people

[01:36:57] Oh

[01:36:58] Yeah, absolutely because I can guarantee you the people that are sitting behind this

[01:37:01] Big old nice truck white white. Yeah, there one a single black person in that theater

[01:37:09] So just me does

[01:37:10] Does that make the movie and not overtly racist but

[01:37:16] I mean does it make it a little bit racist?

[01:37:21] I don't know. I can't be racist

[01:37:24] I'm I'm part black. You're the only one that can be racist

[01:37:28] I'm part black. I can't be racist

[01:37:30] Like no, no, no shit when we were kids

[01:37:32] I literally went in for uh, not a procedure

[01:37:35] But like there was something wrong with my feet like the hairs would grow out and then in

[01:37:40] Yeah, it was fucked up. It doesn't happen anymore, but they literally the doctor said this is so weird

[01:37:45] I never see this in white people

[01:37:48] And I was like, oh, it's on black

[01:37:51] So I just went around telling everybody I was like I'm black

[01:37:54] Oh black I identify. No, I'm just I'm just an albino

[01:37:59] Yeah, I'm I'm just a uh, oh man. I literally forgot I had these

[01:38:06] I can't see what oh shit

[01:38:08] I here have one

[01:38:11] I literally forgot I have I had them up here and they're literally thawed now

[01:38:16] Damn

[01:38:18] Um, yeah, I go put them in the freezer

[01:38:20] So I guess my sort of closing idea is that the movie certainly not overly racist

[01:38:26] At all it it might be glossing over the fact that

[01:38:31] racism does exist and that

[01:38:35] There are people personal racism

[01:38:38] Yeah, and but here's the thing though. There are people

[01:38:42] Out there who I can understand why they would feel

[01:38:46] Like their institutions maybe depending on where you live, right?

[01:38:50] Because a lot of shit has happened over the past couple years

[01:38:53] And I I don't think that the United States is inherently racist. I don't but I bet you there are places

[01:39:01] That it might certainly feel that way

[01:39:04] And the conversation is phrased wrong the conversation should be in these areas

[01:39:09] In areas, that's not a word in these areas

[01:39:13] that okay

[01:39:15] These things are happening

[01:39:17] They at least appear to be targeting. I'm not targeting they at least appear to be

[01:39:22] Doing something bad to a particular group. Let's figure out why that is and fix it

[01:39:27] I'm I'm sorry to interrupt you but like I think you just came up with a million dollar idea for candy

[01:39:36] Areos they're they're freaking freeze dried Oreos

[01:39:40] Air fried Oreos Oreos Oreos

[01:39:44] dude

[01:39:44] Dude

[01:39:46] That's a good idea

[01:39:48] Okay, but anyway. Yeah. No movies not racist at all like this is

[01:39:53] It's it's it's clickbaity title just to get you to click on it

[01:39:57] Because we watched it he watched it twice and yeah

[01:40:01] Let's see. Here's here's the other thing. I think the movie would I'll be honest

[01:40:04] I think the movie would have been more effective less funny mind you

[01:40:08] But I think it would have been more effective as a documentary if the person conducting the interviews was black

[01:40:14] Because a black person interviewing these people

[01:40:19] I mean, hey guys like I'm not I'm not trying to call like the black community out or anything like that

[01:40:25] But hey guys like you know, you guys could do

[01:40:28] Similar stuff if you know if you're unhappy with how

[01:40:32] Ben Shapiro and all the other whiteies are doing

[01:40:34] I guarantee it'd probably be funnier

[01:40:36] Not saying you know because I'm saying like all in the 90s. What did we watch growing up?

[01:40:42] All black shows and we loved them like oh, yeah, there were so many friends fresh prince martin family matters martin family matters

[01:40:51] Steve harvey show that was a short lived one, but it was funny every single dude literally me and

[01:40:57] Our other friend Anthony like we watched friday constantly

[01:41:00] What what was the show this was this was after our?

[01:41:04] That time period is a little layer. What's the one that marlon wands did the family one that he did?

[01:41:11] Oh

[01:41:11] My kids in me. Yes, my wife and kids something like that. Yeah, okay

[01:41:17] That's a pretty funny show. My wife likes that show. I uh, it's good. I couldn't I don't like I don't like

[01:41:23] It wasn't marlon wanes. It was uh

[01:41:26] You're right. It was it was one of the wanes brothers. I can't are you sure it was a daemon?

[01:41:31] I think it was daemon. You're right. I think it was daemon because marlon's the oldest one, right?

[01:41:36] No, uh, that's uh, that that's uh, I can't remember his name. It's like it starts with a k

[01:41:41] He's really older like

[01:41:44] Marlon was like the older most famous one though marlon marlon was the the one who was kind of like gay and uh,

[01:41:51] Yeah, that one. Yeah. Well, okay. So no that wasn't him. Yeah, I was the younger

[01:41:56] Um, wait, wait, wait. No, that's shawnt

[01:41:59] That's shawnt

[01:42:00] Oh god, I don't know marlon was was the one in uh, don't be a menace of society while drinking your juice in the hood

[01:42:06] And wait, wait major pain. Which one which one was major pain? Was that marlon wanes? Okay. Daemon wanes. It was daemon wanes then

[01:42:14] anyway

[01:42:16] So I'm sure it looks like we have a problem here

[01:42:20] And then in living color

[01:42:22] God damn what i'm saying. I'm like like it was all over our tv's and and then all of a sudden they flipped it

[01:42:27] Became a bunch of white

[01:42:30] well, and all all i'm saying too is um

[01:42:35] That's what I grew up. I was I wasn't watching it at the time

[01:42:38] But i've seen some of the episodes since then the arcenio hall show was fucking amazing

[01:42:42] Um, and i'll tell you why that guy i'll tell you right now why that show got cancelled though

[01:42:48] That shit got real dude

[01:42:51] Oh, yeah, he wouldn't he went sugarcoating fuck all and I appreciate that

[01:42:55] Well, that's the thing. That's why that's why I got cancelled was because it was too real for the powers to be

[01:43:00] Yep

[01:43:01] Legit they don't like truth. They don't like they do not which is why

[01:43:05] If you have the truth and you you're prepared to bring it out they will silence you

[01:43:11] Did diddy's about to get epsteined

[01:43:14] No, I think diddy did everything he's got dude his tapes like have you heard his 10? Oh, no

[01:43:19] I'm not saying he didn't do the shit. That's just like it. Oh, you mean he's about to get epsteined. Yeah

[01:43:23] He absolutely. Yeah. Oh fair enough. Yeah

[01:43:26] I'm sorry. I made that sound like epstein didn't do everything that okay. That's my bad

[01:43:31] You know diddy man like this that's because I guarantee that dude's got tapes on everybody just like epstein probably did

[01:43:38] Well, now all the old videos are coming out where he's like now that you know

[01:43:42] It's obvious like watch well no like I saw a video where he was doing uh

[01:43:46] An interview

[01:43:48] Shit who was it with it might have been I know it wasn't our sendio hall

[01:43:50] It was somebody else but he's sitting next to mike Tyson and he puts his hand down next to tyson and tyson actually picks his hand up and moves it

[01:43:58] Yeah, he's like no. I don't think so

[01:44:01] He don't touch me

[01:44:03] If you touch me i'm gonna slap you in your face

[01:44:06] Why would you literally want to fuck with the bear like what the hell's wrong with you like

[01:44:12] I'm pretty big dude and whatnot even at my max. I was like no way like no way

[01:44:17] Maybe maybe diddy likes being

[01:44:20] Bought him. I don't know

[01:44:21] I want you to punch me in my face as hard as you can

[01:44:26] Punch me in my face

[01:44:29] No, you want me to punch you in your face?

[01:44:31] I don't know that was like that was stewie

[01:44:34] That was stewie. Oh you want me to punch you in your face?

[01:44:37] You wouldn't ever punch you in the face. I don't know but I want you to punch me on my face as hard as you can

[01:44:42] I need a happy middle

[01:44:44] And first claim first class playing ticket and if they're right on the cheesebook, I god help you

[01:44:50] Brian spit on me

[01:44:52] Now tell me i'm worthless

[01:44:56] Brian are we trash?

[01:44:59] Yeah, kind of oh my god. We feel we're trashed

[01:45:05] Well, this is officially derailed

[01:45:08] That's okay. It's that time anyway. My ass is hurting

[01:45:14] Has new meanings now no, it's time for a diddy party

[01:45:20] It's like hey wait, I think you're fine. Can you find it?

[01:45:25] Anyway, yes, this has been the average necklace before

[01:45:30] All right, go ahead

[01:45:31] This has been the average intelligence podcast. Hopefully you're a little bit less average and a little bit more intelligent

[01:45:36] although after tonight I doubt it but

[01:45:39] There's a week racist. We pump. Yeah, probably a little bit more racist

[01:45:42] Hey me. You're racist. That'll be $10,000

[01:45:47] All right, I'll say okay. You go ahead if you if you want to do a race to dinner

[01:45:53] Just call us

[01:45:54] We'll do it for half

[01:45:56] dude

[01:45:58] I will do it for a chili cheese burrito

[01:46:02] I don't know they gotta pay us something

[01:46:05] We are white after all. Oh, yeah, you're right. I'll take a Pepsi too

[01:46:10] All I want it was a Pepsi

[01:46:11] So anyway, we look forward to bringing you more regular episodes and I think we're Wednesdays from now on, correct?

[01:46:18] the

[01:46:20] Yes, my my schedule got cleared. So

[01:46:23] Um, I think next week will just be yeah

[01:46:25] I think next week will just be this Wednesday will just be reacting to the VP debate because that is on Tuesday

[01:46:31] so

[01:46:33] Well fingers crossed man, hopefully the house will be done in a couple months and we'll hopefully be

[01:46:39] Like we said, we're gonna talk about this. We might have to record but uh since

[01:46:44] I won't have proper internet

[01:46:47] Or we can try it out, you know if it works or doesn't it doesn't we'll give it. We'll give her the old community college try

[01:46:56] Sounds good, all right, but we will see you guys on Wednesday talking about

[01:47:00] What I predict will be the

[01:47:04] So like the debate level assassination of tim walls by one jd vance, but we'll see

[01:47:10] Uh, is is there a is there a debate coming up on Tuesday? Okay. All right. I'm with you now

[01:47:20] Let me make sure it's Tuesday. I think it's Tuesday. It's october 1st. So yeah, tuesday

[01:47:24] Oh, yeah, dude. I've been enjoying all these debates

[01:47:28] Well, all righty

[01:47:32] So go watch at my racist and join us on wednesday when we

[01:47:36] react to the VP debate

[01:47:40] until then

[01:47:42] Let's talk off you racist via gondios