Ep. 1465 - Kamala’s Pathetic Plan to Bribe Black Voters with Reparations and Marijuana
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The podcast begins by discussing the importance of home maintenance, specifically gutter cleaning, and introduces Leaf Filter, a gutter protection system. It then shifts to political commentary, analyzing Kamala Harris's struggling presidential campaign and her desperate attempts to win back voters. The podcast highlights her recent media appearances, including an interview with Fox News and radio town halls, as well as her proposed plans for reparations and other policies. The podcast then promotes Ramp, a corporate card and spend management software designed to help businesses save time and money. It highlights features like employee cards with spending limits, real-time expense categorization, and automatic receipt collection. The podcast continues to discuss the possibility of Kamala Harris appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast, arguing that this would be a disastrous move for her due to her inability to handle unscripted interviews and the potential backlash from her base. The podcast then delves into the "Floyd effect," a term used to describe the surge in violent crime following the death of George Floyd. The host criticizes a CNN panel for their ignorance of this well-documented phenomenon, highlighting the media's tendency to ignore facts that don't fit their narrative. The podcast then discusses the case of a teenager who was deemed incompetent to stand trial for running over a retired police chief. The host argues that the concept of mental competency is being used as a sham to absolve criminals, particularly in cases of violent crime. The podcast then promotes RoSparks, a dual action prescription for erectile dysfunction that combines the ingredients of Viagra and Cialis. It highlights the benefits of sublingual administration, which allows for faster absorption and a quicker onset of action. The podcast then promotes the release of the documentary "Am I Racist?" on Daily Wire Plus, highlighting its success as the number one documentary of the decade and encouraging viewers to subscribe to Daily Wire Plus to watch it. The podcast concludes with a discussion about cultural appropriation and the controversy surrounding actor Simu Liu's criticism of a company selling bottled boba tea. The host argues that cultural appropriation is a nonsensical concept and highlights Liu's own hypocrisy in appropriating various aspects of other cultures. The podcast ends with a discussion about racism and racial harmony, questioning the idea of an epidemic of racism and arguing that focusing on statistics is not the solution to achieving racial harmony.
Outlines
Home Maintenance and Leaf Filter
The podcast begins by discussing the importance of home maintenance, specifically gutter cleaning. It then introduces Leaf Filter, a gutter protection system that aims to eliminate the need for regular gutter cleaning.
Kamala Harris's Campaign Strategies and Media Appearances
The podcast discusses Kamala Harris's struggling presidential campaign and her desperate attempts to win back voters. It highlights her recent media appearances, including an interview with Fox News and radio town halls, as well as her proposed plans for reparations and other policies.
Ramp: Corporate Card and Spend Management Software
The podcast promotes Ramp, a corporate card and spend management software designed to help businesses save time and money. It highlights features like employee cards with spending limits, real-time expense categorization, and automatic receipt collection.
Kamala Harris's Potential Joe Rogan Interview
The podcast discusses the possibility of Kamala Harris appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast, a move seen as a desperate attempt to reach a wider audience, particularly young men. The host argues that this would be a disastrous move for Harris due to her inability to handle unscripted interviews and the potential backlash from her base.
The Floyd Effect and Media Ignorance
The podcast discusses the "Floyd effect," a term used to describe the surge in violent crime following the death of George Floyd. The host criticizes a CNN panel for their ignorance of this well-documented phenomenon, highlighting the media's tendency to ignore facts that don't fit their narrative.
Mental Competency and the Criminal Justice System
The podcast discusses the case of a teenager who was deemed incompetent to stand trial for running over a retired police chief. The host argues that the concept of mental competency is being used as a sham to absolve criminals, particularly in cases of violent crime.
RoSparks: Dual Action Prescription for Erectile Dysfunction
The podcast promotes RoSparks, a dual action prescription for erectile dysfunction that combines the ingredients of Viagra and Cialis. It highlights the benefits of sublingual administration, which allows for faster absorption and a quicker onset of action.
"Am I Racist?" Documentary and Daily Wire Plus
The podcast promotes the release of the documentary "Am I Racist?" on Daily Wire Plus. It highlights the film's success as the number one documentary of the decade and encourages viewers to subscribe to Daily Wire Plus to watch it.
Cultural Appropriation and Simu Liu's Hypocrisy
The podcast discusses the cultural appropriation controversy surrounding actor Simu Liu's criticism of a company selling bottled boba tea. The host argues that cultural appropriation is a nonsensical concept and highlights Liu's own hypocrisy in appropriating various aspects of other cultures.
"Am I Racist?" and Racial Harmony
The podcast concludes with a discussion about racism and racial harmony. The host questions the idea of an epidemic of racism and argues that focusing on statistics is not the solution to achieving racial harmony.
Keywords
Leaf Filter
A gutter protection system designed to prevent leaves and debris from clogging gutters, eliminating the need for regular cleaning.
Reparations
The act of making amends for past wrongs, particularly in the context of slavery and its lasting effects on Black Americans.
Ramp
A corporate card and spend management software that helps businesses save time and money by providing employee cards with spending limits, real-time expense categorization, and automatic receipt collection.
Floyd Effect
The observed increase in violent crime following high-profile incidents of police brutality, such as the death of George Floyd.
Mental Competency
The legal standard used to determine whether a defendant is capable of understanding the charges against them and assisting in their own defense.
RoSparks
A dual action prescription for erectile dysfunction that combines the ingredients of Viagra and Cialis and is designed to dissolve under the tongue for faster absorption.
Cultural Appropriation
The act of taking or using elements of one culture by members of another culture, often without understanding or respecting the original culture's significance.
Am I Racist?
A documentary exploring the complexities of race and racism in contemporary society.
Daily Wire Plus
A streaming service offering a variety of content, including documentaries, podcasts, and news programs.
Q&A
What are some of the desperate strategies that Kamala Harris's campaign is employing to win back voters?
Kamala Harris's campaign is resorting to desperate measures, including appearing on Fox News and participating in radio town halls, in an attempt to reach a wider audience and address her declining poll numbers.
What is the "Floyd effect" and why is it significant?
The "Floyd effect" refers to the surge in violent crime following the death of George Floyd. It highlights the impact of police brutality and racial tensions on communities and the need for addressing systemic issues.
Why does the host believe that the concept of mental competency is being used as a sham?
The host argues that the broad interpretation of mental competency is being used to absolve criminals, particularly those who commit violent crimes, and that this undermines the justice system.
What is the host's argument against cultural appropriation?
The host argues that cultural appropriation is a nonsensical concept because cultures cannot own things and that it is often used to stifle creativity and innovation.
Show Notes
Today on the Matt Walsh Show, Kamala Harris unveils her plan to win the black male vote. It involves free money, weed, and maybe reparations. She also reportedly has a plan to win the white male vote. It involves an interview on Joe Rogan's show. That would be a disaster for her campaign. I hope it happens. Plus, a major cultural appropriation controversy has broken out: a Hollywood actor is taking a company to task for selling tea. Everyone knows you can't sell tea unless you're Asian.
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