Is The Brown University Shooting Investigation Being Maliciously SABOTAGED? | Ep. 1710
From Matt Walsh
The discussion focuses on the chaotic investigation surrounding the shooting incident at Brown University, questioning whether it is being deliberately undermined. Additionally, the attorney general of Minnesota attributes rising car thefts to car manufacturers, and a significant legislative bill banning child mutilation has been successful in the House.
Key Takeaways
- Thieves in Minnesota: Blame the cars, not the crooks; it's a new kind of auto theft.
- Brown University's shooting investigation: A comedy of errors starring local and federal authorities.
- Your data is currency: Facebook and Google are cashing in, are you standing by idly?
- Online privacy isn't child's play: Encrypt your way to peace with the number one VPN.
- Incompetence vs. malice: Either way, the result's the same—your safety isn't their priority.
Who is mentioned in this episode?
6 people come up, including Rodney Chapman, Dre von Leenhov, Oscar Perez.
- Rodney Chapman (Person)
- Dre von Leenhov (Person)
- Oscar Perez (Person)
- Ella Cook (Person)
- Hengist (Person)
- Mahmood Khalil (Person)
Sponsors of this episode
- PragerU (Sponsor)
- Policygenius (Sponsor)
- Balance of Nature (Sponsor)
- Vandy Crisps (Sponsor)
- ExpressVPN (Sponsor)
- Arra Colostrum (Sponsor)
Mentioned in this episode
- High-trust society (Concept)
- Providence Police Department (Company)
- Ring (company) (Company)
- global jihad (Concept)
- Kia Challenge (Concept)
- Saxons (Concept)
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) (Company)
- The Matt Walsh Show (Company)
- Kia Boys challenge (Concept)
- The Verge (Company)
- Providence City Council (Company)
- Allah Akbar (Concept)
- Aesthetic on X (Company)
- Sprouts Farmers Market (Company)
- Puberty blockers (Concept)
- Cross-sex hormone therapy (Concept)
- Gender dysphoria (Concept)
- Atlantis (Location)
- intifada (Concept)
- Islamist terrorism (Concept)