Digest

This podcast episode features Matt Walsh discussing various topics, including Kamala Harris's presidential campaign, the Appalachie High School shooting, the decline of comedy in Hollywood, and the rise of meaningless fame in today's society. He criticizes Harris's campaign for its lack of media presence, contradictory messaging, and declining poll numbers. He also criticizes her stance on removing school resource officers from schools, arguing that it would lead to more violence. Walsh further discusses the decline of comedy in Hollywood, attributing it to the rise of woke ideology and the lack of genuine humor. He also criticizes the concept of "15 minutes of fame," arguing that it has become more prevalent and meaningless in today's society.

Outlines

00:00:00

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00:00:25

Kamala Harris's Campaign in Trouble

Matt Walsh discusses signs that Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is struggling, including declining poll numbers, a lack of media presence, and contradictory messaging from her surrogates.

00:00:57

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00:15:09

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00:16:26

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00:17:33

Kamala Harris's Stance on Racial Policies

Matt Walsh analyzes a video clip of Kamala Harris from 2019 where she supports writing laws specifically for black people, arguing that this contradicts the principle of equality under the law.

00:23:34

Appalachie High School Shooting and School Resource Officers

Matt Walsh discusses the Appalachie High School shooting and the charges against the shooter and his father. He also criticizes Kamala Harris's stance on removing school resource officers from schools, arguing that it would lead to more violence.

00:35:25

Will Ferrell's New Documentary and the Decline of Comedy

Matt Walsh discusses Will Ferrell's new documentary "Will and Harper," which follows his friend's transition and their cross-country road trip. He also critiques the decline of comedy in Hollywood and the rise of woke ideology.

00:47:04

The 15 Minutes of Fame and Haley Wells's Podcast

Matt Walsh discusses the concept of "15 minutes of fame" and how it has become more prevalent and meaningless in today's society. He criticizes Haley Wells, who gained fame for a viral meme, and her upcoming podcast.

00:54:05

Haley Wells's Relationship Podcast and the Problem of Unsuccessful Advice

Matt Walsh criticizes the trend of people giving relationship advice on social media and podcasts despite lacking experience or success in their own relationships. He argues that Haley Wells, who is promoting a relationship podcast, is unqualified to give such advice.

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Q&A

• What are some of the signs that Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is struggling?

  Her poll numbers are declining, she has not given a major interview in over a month, and her surrogates are contradicting her message.

• What is Matt Walsh's stance on school resource officers?

  He believes that school resource officers are essential for keeping children safe and that removing them from schools would lead to more violence.

• What is the main argument against having school resource officers in schools?

  The argument is that they militarize schools and that school shootings should not happen in the first place.

• What is Matt Walsh's opinion on Haley Wells's upcoming podcast?

  He believes that she is unqualified to give relationship advice because she lacks experience and wisdom in that area.

• What is the main point of Matt Walsh's movie "M.I. Racist"?

  The movie satirizes DEI initiatives and the woke mob, highlighting the absurdity of some of their beliefs and practices.

• What is Matt Walsh's opinion on the decline of comedy in Hollywood?

  He believes that Hollywood has lost its ability to make funny comedies and that this is due in part to the rise of woke ideology.

• What is Matt Walsh's opinion on the concept of "15 minutes of fame"?

  He believes that it has become more prevalent and meaningless in today's society, and that it often leads to people becoming famous for no real reason.

Show Notes