The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1475 - This Anti-Family Ad Reveals Democrats’ Sick Agenda

Episode Date: October 30, 2024

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the Kamala Harris campaign is openly encouraging women to lie to their husbands about who they're voting for. That's the entire message of a new ad, narrated by Julia Roberts. And it's perhaps the most vile political ad of all time. Also, Joe Biden calls all Trump supporters "garbage." And then the media sets to work trying to convince us that he didn't say the thing we all heard him say. Plus, Nikki Haley is very upset about the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden. There's too much "masculinity" in the Trump campaign, she says.   Click here to join the member-exclusive portion of my show: https://bit.ly/4bEQDy6   Ep.1475   - - -   DailyWire+:   My hit documentary “Am I Racist?” Is NOW AVAILABLE on DailyWire+! Head to https://amiracist.com to become a member today and use code DEI for 35% off!   Make The Daily Wire your hub for election coverage and tune in November 5th for live, real-time poll results and analysis! Join now at https://dailywire.com/subscribe   Join The Candle Club! Become a Founding Member for 20% OFF, plus receive an exclusive members box with a limited-edition candle at https://TheCandleClub.com   Get your Matt Walsh flannel here: https://bit.ly/3EbNwyj   - - -   Today's Sponsors:   Coign - Learn more about America's first credit card for conservatives at https://coign.com today!   PureTalk - Get one year free of DW+ Insider: https://www.PureTalk.com/Walsh   - - -   Socials:    Follow on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Rv1VeF   Follow on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3KZC3oA   Follow on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eBKjiA   Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RQp4rs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today in the Matt Wall Show, the Kamala Harris campaign is openly encouraging women to lie to their husbands about who they're voting for. That's the entire message of a new ad narrated by Julie Roberts. It's perhaps the most vile political ad of all time. Also, Joe Biden calls all Trump supporters garbage and the media sets to work trying to convince us that we didn't hear him say the things that we heard him say. Plus, Nikki Haley is very upset about the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden. There's too much masculinity in the Trump campaign, she complains. We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall's show. My film, Am I Racist, the comedy that's now the biggest documentary of the decade, is streaming exclusively on Daily Wire Plus, breaking records as our biggest day one release ever.

More on that coming up, but first. What do you feel in your body when you hear the term white people? I feel like to cringe about it. White straight, cisgender, and it's the top of the pile. I'm on the top of the pile. It's me. Can I just propose a toast? Raise a glass if you're racist.

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this a lot recently. Tim Walts tried to play a video game, a football video game, and go hunting only to demonstrate that he doesn't know what a pick six is or how to load his own shotgun. And white dudes for Kamala, led by Adam Kinsinger, went to the range for a fun day of shooting, only to violate every single gun safety rule that exists. They even managed to accidentally shoot a reporter who was covering the event. He was hit by a bullet fragment off of a very predictable ricochet, which is a story that probably should be getting more attention than it is. And then there was Kamala Harris grabbing a casual beer with the governor of Michigan the other day,

surrounded by dozens of cameras that she pretended not to notice so that she could have a fake hot mic moment. the whole thing looked about as phony as Elizabeth Warren's infamous beer catastrophe. Now, Democrats struggle to emulate basic human interactions like this for a lot of reasons. One of them is that Democrats are status, maintaining interpersonal relationships, having normal interactions with one another, isn't something that really concerns them. Their goal is advancing the broader interests of the party. This is an outlook that makes it extremely difficult for Democrats to relate to everyday Americans

who, unlike Democrat politicians, aren't transfixed by the idea of obtaining more political power. It shows up everywhere in their messaging, and they can't help but reveal how clueless and manipulative they actually are. And that brings me to what may be the single most vile political advertisements that I've ever seen, perhaps. This ad just came out the other day on social media, and on paper, the idea behind this advertisement is to appeal to liberal women

who are married to conservative men. But in just the span of 30 seconds, this ad, which was produced by the nonprofit Vote Common Good, reveals that Democrats don't understand anything about marriage or women or men. Instead, probably without even realizing the people who made this advertisement were very transparent about the goal of the Democrat Party,

which is to turn families against one another. So here's the full 30-second advertisement which happens to be narrated by the actress Julia Roberts. Watch. Your turn, honey. In the one place in America where women still have a right to choose. You can vote any way you want, and no one will ever know. Did you make the right choice? Sure did, honey.

Remember, what happens in the booth stays in the booth. Vote Harris Walls. Vote common good is responsible for the contents of this ad. Now, it's actually impressive that they managed to jam so much insanity into one 30-second advertisement. According to Julia Roberts, the voting booth is the one place in America where women still have the right to choose. Outside of the voting booth, women can't make any decisions for themselves. Women are completely controlled by men 24-7 in every aspect of life except in the voting booth on Election Day. That is, their one precious moment of freedom. It's not like they're free to make choices every moment of every day all the time.

No, they have no freedom to choose anything except on the ballot. Now, if that's true, it raises the obvious question of how Julia Roberts was able to do the voiceover for this advertisement in the first place. What man told her to do that against her will? Who exactly is holding Julia Roberts hostage and making her embarrass herself like this? Surely she couldn't have made the decision to read those lines on her own. After all, she's a woman, and she's not in a voting booth. So by the advertisement's own logic, we can only assume that Julia Roberts is tied up in a basement somewhere, or maybe she's being blackmailed.

The possibilities are endless, and none of them are very good. Not to mention, if the patriarchy has successfully banned women from making any choices in life at all, then how do women still have the right to vote? I mean, that seems like a rather significant oversight by the patriarchy. It's almost like the patriarchy doesn't even exist. But aside from that, there are about a million other problems with the ad. And you'll notice that in the ad, the conservative man has the hat with the American flag and the bald eagle. Seems like a patriotic friendly guy.

And his wife's hat has an American flag too. But then we learned that the wife is only pretending to be patriotic because her husband is abusive or whatever. Really, she identifies more with the mysterious woman across from her who's not wearing any hats. And the two women exchange a knowing glance, even though the ad says that nobody will ever know who you voted for. But in this ad, both women know who the other one voted for somehow. Never mind that. And then the man's wife walks away with the mysterious woman like they're going on a date or something. So, so far, the two messages this ad is sending is that, I guess, conservatives are patriotic and that Democrats think women have no agency whatsoever.

They're supposedly too cowardly to even speak their own minds to their own husbands or to make their own decisions about anything. And this particular ad is coming from a nonprofit that says it wants to appeal to evangelical and Catholic voters. Because apparently evangelical and Catholic voters are in the habit of what, lying to their spouses? Like this is the kind of message that, yeah, oh yeah, this is, this, if you really want to speak to Catholics and evangelicals, encourage lying in your marriage. That's, that's the kind of message that Christians really find appealing. Now, as insulting as this is, again, it would be a mistake to dismiss this ad as merely tone deaf and patronizing, although, you know, obviously it's both of those things.

The ad is actually saying something important, which is that one of the goals of the Democrat Party is to turn spouses against one another. And they're saying it very explicitly. They want women to keep secrets from their husbands and to see their husbands as some kind of threat. Democrats are pushing this message because ultimately they want to destroy marriages and families, which are the single greatest threat to their political power. And a couple of days ago, you know, I talked about this effort in the context of Democrats'

last-minute pitch to win over male voters. Michelle Obama delivered a 30-minute speech in which she repeatedly told men that there role is to be subservient to liberal women. And the only time she talked about improving the lives of men was when she was telling them to kill their children. If you kill your child and destroy your family, Michelle Obama said, then you can go to college. And then you can be a miserable screeching activist who's loyal to the Democrats instead of your own children. Watch. The devastating consequences of teen pregnancy won't just be born by young girls, but also by the young men who are the fathers. They too will.

have their dreams of going to college. Their entire future is totally upended by an unwanted pregnancy. As with everything else we hear from prominent figures in the Democrat Party, nothing exists in isolation. It's all part of a broader collective message. Every single agent of the party has to push the same exact script at all times. Michelle Obama didn't come up with her anti-family message any more than that nonprofit came up with its anti-family message. They're all working in concert to push the same rhetoric that ultimately leads to the enactment of policies like this one in California. Watch you. Newsom has signed a bill that would ban school districts from notifying parents about a student's gender identity.

That means school districts will have to remove policies that require parents to be informed if their child identifies as transgender. The passage of the bill comes after several districts across the state put similar notification policies in place without. the student's consent. Staff can no longer be forced to disclose a student's sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. So over the past couple of years in California, various school districts were requiring that administrators notify parents if their child starts identifying as trans. That's a policy that obviously makes sense for a lot of reasons. One of them is that children who think they were born in the wrong body are, you know, about a million times more likely to suffer from serious mental health conditions,

they're also almost certainly being influenced by their teachers or their peers, neither of whom care about these children. They care about an ideology. Parents care about their own children, which is why parents need to know. The only people who actually care about the children in this scenario, and basically every single case, are their parents. But in California, the state thinks that it knows better than the parents. And here's just one example of how that plays out.

In 2019, a mother in California named Abigail Martinez lost her 16-year-old daughter to suicide after she says that her school and the Department of Children and Family Services pressured her daughter to transition, quote-unquote, into a boy. Authorities place Martinez's daughter in foster care because she wouldn't affirm her daughter's new gender identity. she didn't see her daughter again until she deliberately sat down on some railroad tracks and was hit by a train. So here's an excerpt of the mother's remarks

where she outlines the horror that the state of California put her family through. In eight grade, seven grade, by the end of seven grade, eight grade, she's starting to show those signs of depression. I seek for help.

I talk to the school. so they can keep an eye on her. They did at middle school when she started, so when she started high school, is when everything, the doors opened to what she was talking about, it like transgender, going to meetings, going to all the support that they think that they have for these children, which is not.

The school psychology and the LGBT was still, the told DCFS that my daughter will be better off out of the house. And they did. They did. She, they took away my daughter when she was 16 years old. I try my best to get her back going to court every single month. I never missed a court date because I want my daughter back. But, yes.

It was my daughter who they were picking, you know, their pieces out of the tree. Now, the tragic reality is that this woman's daughter probably would not be dead today if the state of California hadn't taken custody of her child. And by the way, if you watch her full remarks, you'll hear that even after her daughter committed suicide, the state still treated this mother like a criminal. These people are ruthless in their efforts to destroy families and ruin the lives of children. That's why California just made it a law that prevents schools from mandating these kinds of parental notifications, parental notifications that would save the lives of children.

But Gavin Newsom sees it differently. Newsom's spokesman said, quote, This law helps keep children safe while protecting the critical role of parents. It protects the child parent relationship by preventing politicians and school staff from inappropriately intervening in family matters and attempting to control if when and how families have deeply personal conversations. So if you're following the double speak, the state of California is protecting the child-parent relationship by making it easier for schools to hide critical information from parents about the mental state of their children. The more secrets there are, the better. I mean, really what they're saying is explicitly is that they are protecting children from their parents.

They're saying to children, you should see your parents as a threat. This is the same message that the nonprofit was pushing and that advertisement with Julia Roberts. Democrats want family members to treat each other with suspicion and contempt. So that eventually families collapse. It's the same reason that the Soviets encouraged people to report their relatives for wrongthink. When families are gone, the state can move in to fill that power vacuum. This is the plan that Democrats with the help of former celebrities like Julia Roberts are now attempting to execute. The problem they're having is that they're being extremely obvious about it.

At a time when trust in the Democrat Party has never been lower, they're pitching themselves as your surrogate family, basically. It's as heavy-handed and unappealing a pitch, as you can imagine, but it's what they're going with. And in less than a week, we'll find out exactly how well that pitch works out for them. Let's get to our five headlines. What is a wireless company? Well, it shouldn't be a big data company.

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We are nominee nominees for Best Picture. And that's all we'll probably ever be, but you know, you got to celebrate your wins where you get them. All right, you know, if you subscribe to the theory that Biden is actively trying to sabotage Kamala's campaign, then the news over the last 24 hours would seem to lend even more credibility to that idea. During a campaign call on Tuesday, right as Kamala was taking the stage at her final big rally, Joe Biden took the opportunity to call all Trump supporters garbage. Let's listen.

Or Puerto Rico, where I'm in my home state of Delaware, they're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters. His demonization is seen as unconscionable, and it's un-American. The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters. That's what this hateful.

senile old bastard said. Clear his day. Actually remarkably clear. I mean, that's probably the clearest he's been in three years. You can never tell what this guy is saying anymore, but you could hear that because he said it with his chest. He meant it. But now he's trying to spin it. Shortly after that clip went out, Biden tweeted or somebody tweeted from Biden's account, trying to convince us that we didn't all hear what we all just heard. So here was the tweet a couple hours later. Earlier today, I referred to the hateful rhetoric about Puerto Rico spewed by Trump's supporter at his Madison Square Garden rally as garbage, which is the only word I can think of to describe it. His demonization of Latinos is unconscionable.

That's all I meant to say. The comments of that rally don't reflect who we are as a nation. So he's claiming that he was saying that the rhetoric was garbage. In his version of events, he said, Trump's supporters rhetoric was garbage. But that's not what he said. I mean, we heard what he said. It's on video. And also, remember, he said, the only garbage I see is his supporters.

The only garbage I see. He didn't even say the only garbage I hear, which is what you would say if you were referring to rhetoric that somebody said out loud. So his excuse, his like post hoc rationalization is is itself garbage. Biden is himself garbage. I have no problem saying that. He's a garbage human being with garbage for brains running a garbage administration. And speaking of garbage, the media is dutifully going along with this spin. So here's political.

I mean, this is like North Korea levels of state propaganda. this is how an article in Politico retells this story. They quote Biden, but they put an apostrophe on his supporters. So it says, according to their version, the only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters, apostrophe as his hatred, his demonization of Latinos. So they're trying to make it look like Biden said that the garbage was his supporters demonization of Latinos. That's just simply not what he said. It's just simply not.

We can all hear it. MSNBC, of course, joined in the efforts to clean all this up. Here is their segment dealing with the controversy. And what he said was, I'll just read a little bit here from the transcript. He just says that, you know, I know Puerto Ricans from my home state of Delaware, they're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters, demonization of Latinos is unconscionable and un-American. Now, some on the right have seized that comment to mean his supporters, meaning Donald Trump supporters, meaning all Trump supporters, half the country, saying the president is calling them garbage. The White House is saying, no, no, there's an apostrophe there. He's talking about his supporter, meaning the comedian,

his comments are unconscionable and un-American. That's the controversy last night. The president took to Twitter soon after the Zoom, tried to clean it up, clarifying that he was not talking about all of the Americans. But it is certainly half the American public. But it is certainly a controversy that the White House and Harris campaign dealing with today. And as the right tries to make it, we're showing the tweet here from the president. His demonization of Latinos is unconscionable. The president writes, that's all I meant to say. So the president said something immediately tried to clarify it, Joe, but it's certainly.

a story on the right who are trying to paint this to be the next basket of deplorables well of course and and Donald Trump says shocking things every day in Fox News and and all of his apologists of the Republican Party immediately go to it and and brush it off explained it away or just completely ignore it here they're trying to make a firestorm out of something that again if you look at it you look at You look at what he said immediately afterwards, which Donald Trump didn't say. He immediately afterwards said, no, that's not what I meant. I was talking about the comedian and people that supported that. So it's strange.

You notice something very strange about this news segment is they didn't play the clip. It's like a 15-second clip. So they did a whole report and conversation about something Biden said on camera. And they didn't play it. Instead, they described it. They described what he said, but they didn't just play what he said for the audience. Very interesting, isn't it? Because it's clear what he actually said.

And this is the difference between Trump and his opponents. It's maybe the key difference. Of all the many differences, this is maybe the key difference. There's so much incessant discussion about Trump's rhetoric, his insensitive language, his crass comments, etc., etc., which By the way, and we just heard from Joe Scarborough that Trump says shocking things all the time, when's the last time he even said anything shocking? You know, I mean, even by there, obviously, it's hard to shock me with it, but even by the standards of Joe Scarborough. Like, Trump actually has not said anything really all that controversial or outlandish or edgy this time around. We know there was plenty of that in 2016, but really this time, I mean, all this, this, this whole controversy over the Puerto Rico joke, Trump didn't say that. So, you know, and that's, that's an interesting thing about the, the whole story of this campaign is that Trump has been remarkably restrained, in fact. But regardless, all this conversation about Trump's rhetoric, the truth.

is that Trump reserves, you know, if he does use harsh language or harsh rhetoric, which he does, he reserves all of that kind of language for the elites, for the powerful people who oppose him, for his political opponents, his enemy is in the media. He never expresses any contempt for the American people, even the 50% of the country that hates his guts. You never hear him say anything demeaning about those people, about the voters. When's the last time Trump insulted, you know, Joe Biden's voters or Kamala Harris's voters? He doesn't. He just never does. And, you know, the difference between Trump and Democrat politicians is this, that Trump reserves all of his contempt for the elites, for the powerful people, and Democrat politicians, on the other hand,

direct their ire at Trump, yes, but all of them. also at average American citizens, his supporters. I mean, they've just spent the last several days calling everybody who went to that rally a Nazi. And this is just a perfect example of that. All right, moving on, we have another controversy over a joke this week. Now, the Biden comment about Trump supporters being garbage, that was not a joke. He was being very serious when he said it. The Puerto Rico comment was a joke.

And so was this. Here's a commentator Ryan Jardesky on CNN in a debate with Medi Hassan. And Medi Hassan is, if you're not familiar with him, is, all you really need to know is that he's perhaps, perhaps the most insufferable douchebag on all of cable news, which obviously is really saying something. Well, probably not the most. That's probably Joy Reid. And then Medi Hassan is right under her.

But Ryan Jordowski said something to Medi Hassan in this experience. exchange that will play that has provoked the ire of the left once again, and they're very offended by this joke. Let's listen to it. If you don't want to be called Nazis, stop doing it. You're called an anti-Semite more than Amos's table. And people were said there are- No, by me. I never called you an Nazi Semite. I mean, I'm not saying- I'm saying- I'm a support of the Palestinians I'm used to it.

Well, I hope your beeper doesn't go off. The thing is, is that- Did you just say I should die? You should not. No. You just said, no. I said, no, I did not say that. No, I did not say that.

Let me just say I should kill that on live TV. I said, I hope here. Guys, let me just stop. You said you hope my beeper doesn't go on. You said, would you support of the Palestinian? Guys, let me stop. Are you? Are you?

Palestinians are not. I apologize. Are you a racist, violent person inciting violence against me? Ryan, that's disgusting. That is completely out of pocket. Good job, CNN. Let's have first block say the Muslim guy should be blown up on TV.

Don't say, don't say then I apologize. You literally. I thought he said Hamas. You didn't think I said Hamas. You didn't think I said Hamas. I said I'm supportive Palestinian rights. Why? Because when you hear Palestinian, you hear about,

so you're a great guest to be here. All right. I told my, give me words. I was going to entertain nonsense today. And so at this point, this is what we're in now. This is America in 2024.

Here's what I will say. Forget the racism. That's right. I didn't say that. You said, what does beeper mean? Don't give me a fake. I did not say you should die. So I told you an insufferable douchebag.

You think I should die? Well, first of all, he said he hopes that your beeper doesn't go off. That's what I hope, that's what I wish Ryderi had responded. I wish that was his rebuttal. He said, hey, I, no, no, I said, I hope it doesn't go off. You know, I said, I'm wishing you well. What are you talking about? Or at least I hope it goes off when I'm not sitting at the table with you. That's, at least that. It's a, I mean, it's funny. It's a funny. It's a joke. Again, clearly a joke. Like, he doesn't literally think that Medellan is a terrorist with a beeper. Well, he might think that Medellon is a terrorist, and he might be for all we know. But, like, I don't think that Ryan Giudowski literally thinks that Medea San has a beeper. Let's put it that way. So, it's a joke.

It's a funny joke. It's actually, it's quick-witted. It's a quick-witted joke. And it doesn't even seem like Ryan came in to that conversation with this joke queued up in his head. It seems like he just said it. He blurted it out. That's called having a quick wit, which is something that's totally foreign, of course, to Hassan. and everybody else at CNN because they have no wit to speak of.

But you saw the reaction, you know, Medellon is practically in tears over it. You got the women at the table. I can't go on. I can't even continue after this comment was made. And then comes the hysterical reaction after the fact. After the break, Abby Phillip, the anchor came on the air and, of course, had to address this horrific joke and apologize to the viewers for it. Let's listen to that.

We're back here, and before we get started, I want to just address what happened in the last segment. First, I want to apologize to Metti Hassan for what was said at this table. It was completely unacceptable. When we get this discussion started, you'll see that Ryan is not at the table. There is a line that was crossed there,

and it's not acceptable to me. It's not acceptable to us at this network. We want discussion. We want people who disagree with each other to talk to each other. But when you cross the line of a complete lack of civility, that is not going to happen here on this show.

It's a heated time. We're in the middle of a political season. We are eight days from a presidential election. But we can have conversations. Cross the line of civility. Medellin, in that conversation, in that clip, right before the beeper joke was made, was just calling Trump supporters Nazis.

That's how the clip begins. So he can call 50 million, more than 50, he can call 50% he can call 50% of the country Nazis and that doesn't cross a line but if you make a joke

implying that he's a terrorist then that crosses the line. So and then Abby Phillip, I think later that night she, after the show because that you know, overwrought

apology there was they condemned the comment in the moment and then she came back on air after the commercial break condemned it again and then after the show we got another video of abby phillop very seriously addressing the camera and talking about this part of a joke hey i'm sure everyone has seen what happened on the show tonight i just wanted to address one quick thing um as you may seen Ryan was asked to leave the show and we put out a statement saying that he's not welcome back on our air. There is a line here on this program and it was crossed. But not welcome back. Blah, blah, blah, blah. You know, aside from the hypocrisy of it, because again, these are the people that call Trump supporters Nazis, some of what we're seeing is the left's inability to even

understand the concept of a joke anymore. And there's a certain amount of this that is, that's phony, obviously, that they're playing dumb, but they're only partially playing dumb because they are actually dumb. And so they just don't, I actually believe to some extent they don't, they can't even perceive the difference between, you know, the Beeper comment and the Puerto Rico comment on one hand. And the Trump supporters are garbage comments. And the Trump supporters are garbage comment from the president on the other. I do believe that these people that their minds are so twisted

that they actually cannot fully even understand the difference. One big difference is that the Puerto Rico and Beeper comment, one came from a comedian, the other came from a CNN commentator, and then over here with the garbage comment, came from the president of the United States. That's one difference. The other difference is that the first two examples are jokes.

and the comment from Joe Biden was not a joke. We talk all the time about how the left has no sense of humor, and it's true in a literal sense. Like they don't even have any sense of what a joke is. They cannot distinguish between a joke and a sincere statement about how somebody actually feels. Now, I'm saying all of this kind of in defense of Ryan Giardoski, and I do think that it was a great joke and a great comment, and I applaud him for it.

But I can't go much further than that defending him because he apologized. Then you know what my rule is with these things. If somebody's getting canceled and they've got the pitchfork mob coming after them, you know, I can... I would love to defend them and I'd love to stand by their side and all of that.

But if you apologize, then I can't defend you anymore. Because then you're kind of pulling the rug out from under me and anyone else who defends you. And the problem is that Ryan apologized like 10 times in the clip. You heard him say it over and over again, which is unfortunate. If you're going to make a joke like that, you know, stand by it. And when everybody gets all offended about it, starts crying, just laughing their faces. That's how you should handle it.

All right. So this was, here's another thing that was pretty funny. The Miami Heat decided to honor Dwayne Wade, a former NBA star who played for the Heat, with a statue right outside the stadium down in Miami. Now, you know, it's almost always a bad idea to make a statue out of somebody who's currently living. That's, you know, you usually end up regretting that, especially somebody like Dwayne Wade, trans his child. So he's a bad guy, undeserving of a statue. But putting that aside, I think it's generally a bad idea to make statues to living people, because we don't have the full story of that

person yet. We don't have their whole life yet. And you should have that before you decide to make a monument out of them. But the other problem, the much bigger problem these days with statues is that nobody knows how to build a statue anymore, it seems. Sculpting is like the definition of a lost art. So here's how this one turned out. We'll play the clip of them unveiling the statue a couple days ago. All right, so that's the statue. Let's in case you couldn't see it very well in the clip. Here's a close-up.

Let's take a look at a close-up and kind of a side-by-side of the statue and Dwayne Wade's face. You see the comparison. Not exactly a spitting image. It does not look like Dwayne Wade at all, actually. To me, my first thought when I saw the statues, it looks a little bit like an evil, zombieified Dan Bongino. It's like if Dan Bongino was an extra in the Walking Dead or something. You could argue that it looks a little bit like a really angry Lawrence Fishburn as well.

I could see that. There's a certain angle where to me it looks, and this might just be me, it looks a little bit Asian too, weirdly enough. There's a bit of an Asian feel to it. Like, if you put a beard and a hat on it, it could almost pass for Genghis Khan. like Angus Khan statue somewhere in Mongolia. And that's what's great about the statue is that it looks like a thousand different people except Dwayne Wade.

It's a statue that looks like everybody in the world except the one guy that it's supposed to be. So just a horrible statue. And it's one of many statue fumbles in recent years. We've cataloged this on the show. There have been some, you know, the Martin Luther King one that looks like various

unseemly objects and things. I mean, every time they unveil a new statue, it's a disaster like this, because nobody knows how to make statues anymore. And for the record, by the way, the sculptor behind this masterpiece is named Omri Amrani, and he's come out and defended himself.

So the local media tracked him down to ask him, like, what the hell, man? What is this? And here was this quote. He said, I couldn't do it any better than that. I don't think anybody else could do better than that. It is what it is, and we'll love it forever. I love it who says I couldn't do any better.

It's like, look, man, it's the best I could do. All right, what do you want? It's just a wild thing for a sculptor to say about a statue that's now going to stand forever outside of a basketball arena. Best I could do, guys. What do you want for me? Okay? You couldn't do any better, which is true. I mean, I don't think I can make a better statue, but that's kind of a low bar to set.

And it does tell you something about the culture that we have forgotten how to produce this kind of art because, you know, sculpting is something. It's an art form that, like, not only are you producing a piece of art that will last hopefully for literally thousands of years, unless it gets torn down by crazed leftist before that. But it also takes. It's like it's a methodical process. It takes years and years, I imagine, to sculpt something and do it well. And so it's, I guess, no big surprise that in this culture, that's not an art form that we have mastered anymore. Well, as a proven authority on home decor, I'm here to once again tell you that your home ambiance is missing something. But don't worry, the candle club can help.

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You've got Americans who are absolutely not going to vote for Trump. And then you've got a percentage in the middle who like Trump policies but don't like his style. That is what they need to focus on. So when you look at these things, it has got to be a story of addition. This is not a time to have anyone criticize Puerto Rico or Latinos. This is not a time for them to get overly masculine with this bromance thing that they've got going. 53% of the electorate are women. Women will vote.

They care about how they're being talked to and they care about the issues. They need to remember that. This is a time of discipline and this is a time of addition. I think it's harmful. I mean, look, there's no reason to have a comedian at an election campaign event that had so much energy and so many good issues. Why have a comedian that separates people? This isn't about people being sensitive. I mean, Puerto Ricans, that's personal for them. They take that personally. So they were right to denounce the comedian. They need to go and tell Puerto Ricans how much, you know, they do value them. They need to tell Latinos that. But they also need to look at how they're talking about. about women. I mean, this bromance and this masculinity stuff, I mean, it borders on edgey to the point that it's going to make women uncomfortable. Oh, shut up, Nikki. So Nikki Haley says twice that the Trump campaign is too masculine. She's worried about the bromance, whatever the hell that's supposed to mean. What are you talking

about? But she says that it's going to make women uncomfortable. It borders on edgy. It's going to make women uncomfortable. You'll notice that Haley has never and would never say that Kamala's campaign is too feminine and might alienate male voters. The issue as Haley sees it is that there's too much masculinity in our politics. The word two, T-O-O-O, is only ever put in front of the word masculine, not the word feminine. And Nikki Haley doesn't see a problem with that. Let me say a couple of things here. First of all, if I, if I'm a lot, if I'm a lot, if I If I go my entire life and I never again hear another person talk about all the things that allegedly make women voters uncomfortable, I will die a happy man. Like that's been the story of this entire campaign season.

Someone says something and then a thousand other people rush in frantically and shout, shh, don't say that. It'll make women uncomfortable. Think of the women voters. Don't forget about the women voters. Nobody is forgetting about the women voters, okay? We're not for, yeah, they're the only thing anyone talks about. They are the center of every political conversation. We get it. We know.

They could not possibly be any more of a focus than they have been, considering that they've been basically the sole focus. So the message has been sent loud and clear. We get it. We get it, Nikki. We understand. Everything we say and do has to appeal to women. It's never okay to do or say anything. that might appeal more to men than to women. Women are the center of the world. Women are the only

ones who matter. We know, we've heard it. Thank you, Nikki. Thank you for offering the same analysis that literally every cable news pundit has been droning on about for the past six months incessantly. Very astute, as always. Now, of course, this analysis, I have to say, despite the fact that we hear it so often, doesn't comport with the reality that I live in every For one thing, as far as I can tell, men, in fact, do exist. Men also vote. And while there are many problems with our politics in modern America, an abundance of masculinity is most certainly not one of them. And as for women voters, the Nikki Haley's of the world paint them all as these like hypersensitive, superficial, fickle people.

According to her, women might see, because this is what she's talking about, she's like, women might be, women might be. women might see that Trump is the better candidate. They might prefer his policies. They might realize that Kamala will be a bad president who does harm to the country and their children's future. And yet, according to Haley, women might vote for Kamala anyway, actively choosing a worse future for themselves and their families because they're upset by some off-color jokes. Because they don't like his style. Now, I don't personally know any women like that. Nikki Haley might be stupid enough to actively choose the destruction of her own country

because she's uncomfortable with Donald Trump's style and tone. She might be so upset about a bromance that she decides to vote for a woman who she knows will further devastate the economy, obliterate the Constitution, and start World War III. Maybe that's the way Nikki's mind operates. I don't know. But none of the women in my life think that way. my wife isn't worried about Donald Trump's tone or style. She isn't concerned about jokes or edgy rhetoric.

She's worried about the future of the country just as I am. And that's what's going to inform her vote. Like, I don't think I've ever met a woman who knows that Kamala Harris will be a disaster for the country, but might vote for her anyway or refrain from voting against her because Trump's style and tone upsets her. I've met women who support Kamala Harris. I've met women who support Donald Trump. But this mythical in-between person who supports his policies but may not vote for him because of his personality, I'm like I'm not convinced that that voter even actually exists.

I understand it's, it's, I understand this is this is conventional logic, conventional wisdom, is that there are millions of voters out there in this category. I don't know. I've never met this person. Have you? Now, maybe I'm wrong. That's, I mean, it's more than possible that I'm wrong. Maybe my perception in this case is warped by the fact that I typically surround myself with

intelligent, rational people. And so maybe this group does exist in some number out there in reality. Maybe there is this group of people who, again, support Donald Trump's policies, but may not vote for him purely because of their stylistic differences with him. And because they don't like his tone and personality. Maybe that doesn't. Maybe there are a bunch of people out there like that. In that case, let me briefly address anyone who falls into that category, whether you're a woman or a man. If you prefer Trump's policies but are actually considering not voting for him because of his supposed personality defects, all I have to say is this. Get over yourself. Like, grow up. Okay. I think you've been pandered to and babyed enough. If you still haven't snapped out of your stuporpeer, than probably tough love is the only way to get through to you if it's possible at this point.

The future of our country is at stake. We don't have time to worry about tone and personality and style. The only question you should be asking yourself is this. Will the candidate that I'm voting for put in place policies that make America a safer and more prosperous country or a poorer and more dangerous country? That is the only question that matters at this. point in the game. If you know that Kamala's policies will make America poorer and more dangerous, then you have to vote against her. I mean, it's as simple as that. So here's the thought

experiment. Imagine that you're on a plane, 35,000 feet in the sky, cruising out and flying over the ocean. Then imagine the captain suddenly dies of a heart attack. And now imagine that this is a long-haul flight and there are two co-pilots in the cockpit. And one of them is a DEI hire who was advanced through flight school despite failing most of the tests. She's never been a captain, plainly unqualified for the job. Meanwhile, the other co-pilot

has years of experience in the captain's seat. He has a clear and established record of flying planes through bad weather and turbulent conditions and getting everyone to their destination safely. You're sitting back in the cabin. Who do you want taking over? Which captain would you prefer?

I think the answer is pretty obvious. Now, what if the experienced pilot in this analogy also had a history of making offensive comments and posting mean tweets and telling jokes that border on edgy, as Nikki Haley says? Would you in that case rather take your chances with the DEI hire? Would you risk crashing into the Atlantic Ocean just for the sake of taking a stand? against the better pilot's edgy sense of humor? Now, unless you're literally suicidal, I think you would not. All that matters for a pilot is whether he can safely fly the plane. Now, we know that Trump can, he's already done it.

We know that Kamala can't do the job. In fact, in this analogy, the last time she was a co-pilot on a plane, it crashed. You can't put her in charge of the plane. Like personality isn't going to keep the thing in the sky. Not to mention, her personality is absolutely abysmal anyway. Like, Trump actually has a much better personality if you care about that kind of thing. So Kamala not only will steer us straight into the ground, but we'll have to listen to her cackling the whole way down. So it's the worst of all worlds.

And that is why anyone who is actually considering voting for Kamala based purely on tone and personality is today, most certainly, canceled. That I'll do it for the show today. listening. Talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day. Godspeed.