The Matt Walsh Show This Week's Top 5 Most Clicked Stories
Nov 21, 2025
A Michigan man risks prison for defending his home against repeated burglaries, raising questions about self-defense laws. Meanwhile, Tucker Carlson reveals unsettling details surrounding an assassination attempt, shedding light on FBI secrecy. The podcast takes a deep dive into Hollywood's box office struggles, linking movie failures to cultural shifts and audience experiences. In addition, tensions in Dearborn, Michigan, escalate as footage reveals protests and intimidation tactics, prompting discussions on systemic bias and calls for federal action.
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Homeowner Charged After Shooting Burglars
- Matt Walsh recounts a Michigan homeowner, Dayton Napton, who shot teens breaking into his garage and now faces manslaughter charges.
- Walsh describes Napton as a frustrated victim of repeated burglaries who defended his property at night.
Theater Experience Drives Audience Decline
- Walsh says poor theater experience and social etiquette decline compound box-office declines beyond film quality.
- He suggests higher prices could screen out disruptive audiences and preserve viewing quality.
Withheld FBI Details Amplify Distrust
- Walsh highlights Tucker Carlson exposing withheld FBI information about Thomas Crooks' violent online posts and contacts.
- He frames government secrecy as a national scandal warranting major reform.
