Matt Walsh thought he could
outsmart a Virginia School Board
which implemented a new policy,
indicating that people who are from
out of town can't actually attend
the school board meeting.
Because they had a bunch of out of
towners showing up and
causing a ruckus to get a little
bit of attention.
Now Matt Walsh is so desperate for
attention that he decided to rent
a property in that school district
just so he could show up to this
school board meeting,
and proceed to be a child.
So what did he complain about?
Well, let's watch.
>> I would thank you all for
allowing me to speak to you tonight
but you tried not to allow it
yet here I am.
Now you only give us 60 seconds so
let me get to the point.
You are all child abusers.
You prey upon impressionable
children and indoctrinate them into
your insane ideological cult,
a cult which
holds many fanatical views, but
none so deranged as the idea that
boys are girls and girls are boys.
By imposing this vile nonsense on
students to the point even of
forcing young girls to share locker
rooms with boys, you deprive these
kids of safety and privacy.
And something more fundamental,
too, which is truth.
If education is not grounded in
truth, then it is worthless.
Worse, it is poison.
You are poison.
You are predators.
I can see why you tried to stop
us from speaking, you know that
your ideas are indefensible.
You silence the opposing
side because you have no argument.
You can only hide under your beds
like pathetic, little gutless
cowards, hoping we shut up and
go away, but we won't.
I promise you that.
>> So he's in a tizzy because
the school district believes in
treating students with respect and
respecting their gender identity.
He had also written on Twitter that
Loudon County changed the rules so
that only residents can speak at
the school board.
Yeah, that makes a lot of
sense actually, you don't live in
that community, so I mean, it's so
obvious he's doing this for
attention.
In unrelated news,
I'm proud to announce that
I'm now a resident of the county,
just rented a home in the area.
I'll have the lease agreement.
See what the meeting.
So he shows up only to fearmonger
about a non-existent problem to get
attention.
So congratulations,
you've got some attention.
But like- >> Yeah, no,
it's pathetic.
Like my first instinct is he's just
a male Karen with enough money to
rent a house somewhere he doesn't
live, but it's obviously more
grifty than that.
He's doing this to get attention.
What a wasted opportunity,
and then the dude had like a week,
two weeks to prepare for that, and
that was what he put together?
You will hide under your bed like
little scared babies.
That you're not tough at all.
It was all that was was take
a random xenophobic baby-brained
Christian, and that's what they say
about trans people.
It's just painful,
that's all there.
I'm sure he thinks of himself since
he's modeled his entire life and
everything about himself on
Ben Shapiro, I'm sure he thinks of
himself as somebody sort of
intellectual gladiator.
There's nothing there.
[LAUGH] >> Nothing intellectual.
He doesn't know a trans person,
he doesn't have the intellectual
curiosity, or the intellectual
honesty to actually sit down with
trans people, let alone trans
activists, trans academics.
To really understand anything
having to do this.
He doesn't have a shred of
that honesty or credibility.
So instead he just goes and says,
you're being mean to kids in
a place where his kids don't live,
a school district his kids
don't go to.
Complaining about the fact that
they don't allow literally anyone
who wants to to talk for as long as
they want, because he doesn't
understand that of course you might
need requirements like that.
Which is why by the way, I'm sure
Matt Walsh is going to give over
90% of his show to me to rebut
everything he says from that one.
Why wouldn't you do that?
You're just going to shut
out everyone because you don't have
the fortitude to stand up to them?
No, you get to decide who speaks.
That's what you do.
And he fully understands that
the country has been taken over by
insane, crazy right-wingers going
to these school board meetings, and
wasting people's time.
If it was flipped and if it was all
a bunch of crazy hippies or
whatever, wasting everyone's time,
and they decided to lock it down in
rural Florida, he'd understand why
they were doing that.
All of this is smooth brain
nonsense.
His brain has been chewed on by
worms, and he has to reassure
his audience that he doesn't
understand all these things that we
all understand.
>> This is the problem with
hosting the show with you, John,
like what do I have left to say?
>> I apologize, I'm sorry.
>> No, no but you made great points
all around.
I mean, imagine being a parent
whose child actually goes to school
within this school district, and
then you have to deal with people
who are out-of-towners.
Actually don't really care at all
about the safety or
well-being of these children, and
just use this as an opportunity for
brand building.
>> That's all is [INAUDIBLE].
>> And that's all we see all across
the country right now.
Now look, there are parents whose
children do go to school in this
district, and they might disagree
with the policies that are being
considered by the board or
whatever.
And that's fine.
And they might want to stand up and
say insane things like this woman.
>> Your time is up.
Repent now, or your names don't
just go down in the legal courts.
Your names are about to go down in
history, and your names are about
to go down in the lambs' Book of
Life, for what you are doing to
the children of God is abominable.
You are held by puppets.
You are puppets right now held by
strings by people that are paying
you from above.
Those puppet strings will
be cut down.
Satan will be cut down,
Loudon County will be revived, and
God that is above all Gods will
live in Loudon County forever.
>> The mixed metaphors there,
like your puppet strings are being
held by people who are paying you.
You don't pay a puppet.
That's the whole
thing about being a puppet.
It's free labor.
That's why he's a puppet because
you don't have actors.
Anyway- >> Yeah, but I mean,
it's actually a statewide policy at
this point.
So this policy is mandated under
Virginia State law, but
people are continuously trying to
chime in to berate the school
specifically for implementing that
statewide policy within the context
of the school district.
>> Yeah, but look, when I used to
go to UT, there was a particular
place that students would have to
walk by, and it wasn't
technically on school grounds.
It's right outside of school
grounds, where a crazy person with
a massive sign and a bullhorn would
yell at them about God or whatever.
And they were just always there,
that was their life.
>> My God. >> Now they go to these
meetings.
That's all,
these people have always existed,
and for us, it feels our society is
being dragged down.
It's an anchor weighing us down.
We have a place we want our country
to get to, and we feel that we
can't get there as long
as a critical mass of our citizens
are consumed by this nonsense.
>> Right. >> Now Matt Walsh is not
a particularly intelligent person,
but he's intelligent enough to know
that that is happening.
We are way down the differences-
>> He loved- >> He doesn't need our
country to get anywhere.
He's wealthy, he's being supported
by billionaires.
He's fine.
Everyone who is fine with
the inertia that is baked into our
government or society,
is fine with it because they're
doing well under the status quo.
Some of them are like Matt Walsh,
some are like Kirsten Sinema.
They're there in business,
they're there in government,
they're there in media.
Those of us who are not prospering
into this status quo,
it pains us, it nauseates us, that
we're held behind by these things.
But he feeds it, he feeds it
because those people pay him.
They support him,
he gets money off of it and
he's doing fine.
He doesn't care if the rest of us
suffer and die. >> And
it's all the right wing has, right?
Like in terms of what is the goal?
What are the objectives of
the right wing at this point?
What was the last time?
>> Lower taxes.
>> Lower taxes which they've
secured that, certainly.
>> Think they're lower, why not?
>> I'm sure they want to go lower.
I mean, they think taxation is
theft as they take advantage of
publicly funded infrastructure and
publicly funded programs.
Certainly publicly funded programs
that got them to where they
are today where they're living
a life of pure comfort clearly
where they have so much time.
Like they have so
much time on their hands and so
much in terms of resources, that
they can rent, like this guy can
rent a home in an area he doesn't
actually live in just because he
wants to pull this stunt.
Like the luxury of time and money,
imagine that.
I can't, are you kidding me?
I would never in a million years do
it because I can't do it.
It's amazing to me that, so
it speaks to what you're
saying, right?
He's comfortable, he wants things
to stay the same, but they also
want to give people the illusion
of doing something fierce and doing
something effective for society.
Which is why, over and over again
you see right wingers weigh in or
just completely manufacture
culture wars.
And that's what this is.
It's just another iteration of
the culture war, actually is
a continuation of the trans
rights-related culture war.
And it's just it's so boring.
It's so incredibly boring.
And yeah, you're male Karen is
a great way of putting it.
But it's just it's more serious
than that because it wastes the
time and the resources of people
who were there, trying to get
things done in that school district
on behalf of those students.
And none of those students happen
to be the children of Matt Walsh.
I don't know if he has children,
hopefully not.
>> Maybe he has,
they're home schooled, like public
school systems literally don't
affect his life in any way.
>> Those poor kids, all right.
Well, I mean, it doesn't affect him
or his family.
So he says, shut the F up and
get out of there.
>> Yeah. >> But hey,
he's got a garner a little bit of
attention with this little stunt.