The Matt Walsh Show Ep. 1562 - This May Be The Dumbest Hate Crime Hoax Yet
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Mar 25, 2025 A Pennsylvania government employee's false noose claim reveals a troubling trend of hate crime hoaxes. The episode dives into a controversial Colorado case involving a teacher's overreach in a student's life, raising serious parental rights concerns. There's also a humorous look at the absurdity of influencer morning routines, juxtaposed with societal critiques on food stamp regulations and junk food purchases. Meanwhile, vandalism against Teslas highlights the rising tensions amid changing cultural narratives.
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Miniature Noose Hoax
- A Pennsylvania government employee, LaTarsha Brown, reported a miniature noose on her laptop as a hate crime.
- The noose was so small it was described as "Barbie-sized" or "for ants."
Public Outrage and Demands
- The Allentown incident prompted protests and calls for an FBI investigation, with the noose being labeled an "act of terror."
- News reports initially withheld Brown's name for "safety concerns."
Suspicious Timing
- The timing of the noose incident, right after Brown complained of workplace discrimination, raised immediate suspicion.
- Matt Walsh connects this pattern to other hate crime hoaxes like Jussie Smollett's.