Ep. 1488 - Why We Should Stop Apologizing for Our History
Nov 18, 2024
Global policies affecting indigenous rights are critiqued, highlighting potential dystopian outcomes. The Biden administration's decisions raise concerns about geopolitical tensions. The recent Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson fight sparks discussion on societal views of aging. Mystifying reactions arise over submitting a film for Oscar consideration, revealing industry biases. A deeper dive reveals complexities surrounding race in healthcare, particularly in New Zealand, fostering a debate on equality and systemic discrimination.
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Maori War Chant in Parliament
Matt Walsh discussed New Zealand's parliament's use of a Maori war chant.
This was in response to a bill promoting equal rights, causing outrage among the Maori.
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Race-Based Healthcare in New Zealand
New Zealand's public health system prioritizes Maori patients for elective surgeries based on ethnicity.
This policy was implemented secretly and exposed by reporters, raising concerns about discrimination.
This delightful picture book, written by Laura Joffe Numeroff and illustrated by Felicia Bond, relates the cycle of requests a mouse is likely to make after you give him a cookie. The story takes the reader through a young child's day, showcasing the mouse's antics and the consequences of his requests. It is a great introduction to the 'If You Give...' series and is perfect for beginning readers and story time.
Today on the Matt Walsh Show, we'll dive deeper into the utterly dystopian policies being put in place all over the world in the name of so-called "indigenous rights." Also, the Biden regime has decided to leave Trump a nice gift for his first day in office — and that gift is World War III. The Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight played out exactly as I said it would. We'll talk about the lessons we can learn from that sad spectacle. And, a writer for Variety is very personally hurt and offended that we submitted our film, “Am I Racist?”, for Academy Award consideration.
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