The Matt Walsh Show

Federal judge sentences someone to 22 years for alleged involvement in Capitol riot, despite not being there. Comparisons made to lenient punishments for murderers and terrorists. Joe Biden resumes masking. Gen Z rejects university system. Matt Walsh condemned for rhetoric. Discusses COVID panic and mask mandates. Skincare product ad and age verification for porn. Controversies around 'Convicting a Murderer' series and campus tour. Addresses laws affecting trans individuals and disputes accusations of promoting violence and racism.

The podcast discusses the Left's support of free speech in the porn industry, BLM's resurgence, a drug-fueled sex fest in Nevada, Fauci's confrontation on CNN about masks, the Texas law on pornographic content, the effectiveness of masks, the child-free movement, developing parenting skills, and the controversy surrounding porn addiction.

A professor battles racism by leaving his doors unlocked, claiming that locking doors is a deep rooted form of racism. The hosts discuss a social experiment revealing racial disparities in door access and explore the weaponization of locking doors as white supremacy. They examine an experiment that exposed racial discrimination and mention an online course for white people to avoid uncomfortable mistakes when interacting with black individuals.

Conservative commentator and writer Matt Walsh critiques The Proud Family Reboot for its emphasis on reparations and slavery. He argues against claims that slaves built the country and urges individuals to focus on their present lives.

A viral NBC report on a 'trans kid' sparks discussion on the harsh realities of trans ideology. N-95 masks may pose risks of breathing in toxic volatile organic compounds. Nevada police receive accolades after removing climate protesters by force. Oliver Anthony's controversial remarks divide conservatives. The impact of trans ideology on children is scrutinized, addressing the pain and long-term consequences. The frustration with protests and the desire for law and order. The absence of prominent voices discussing trans ideology except for J.K. Rowling. Parenthood's joys and challenges debated against arguments of freedom without children.

Matt Walsh answers popular internet questions about himself, debunking misconceptions about his personal life, marriage, career, education, and hobbies. Topics covered include his tattoo, net worth, IQ, and occupation. The podcast also delves into false internet facts about his age, net worth, and spending habits, while humorously discussing his luxury cars, properties, and income sources.

Topics include the controversial release of Donald Trump's mugshot, false accusations from the media and trans activists, the misleading promotion of paper straws, the left's targeting of opponents and increase in pro-life efforts, exploiting tragedy for political purposes, the battle to opt out of LGBTQ curriculum in schools, alarming increase in mental health emergencies among children and teenagers, attracting top talent and supporting values-aligned companies, and the exaggerated impact of plastic straw bans.

The podcast covers horrifying details of the Hawaii wildfires, including authorities preventing people from fleeing. It also discusses the pointless GOP primary debate, mandatory re-education programs like the one for Jordan Peterson, and the damaging effects of screen time on babies. Other topics include the transition to digital currencies, diversifying with gold, and an interview with a survivor exposing government failures.

Guest Candace Owens joins the hosts to discuss the upcoming debates. They also analyze Republican primary candidates and the shortcomings of a political figure. The conversation covers the current state of presidential campaigns, discusses the existence of aliens, and explores controversial cases and documentaries. They touch on dangerous individuals, lack of press coverage, double standards in media reporting, and consequences of Democratic policies. The hosts also delve into Michelle Obama controversy, engage in light-hearted conversations, and discuss the left's suppression of free speech.

Discussion on the media's criticism of El Salvador's tough approach to violent gang members, the impact of shoplifting and property crime in San Francisco, learning from El Salvador to combat the violent crime epidemic, controversy over Trump skipping debates, Bud Light's reputation and PragerU's influence, consequences of incompetence, addressing bad public behavior, and the importance of restoring etiquette and tradition in solving the violent crime epidemic.