That Anti-American Super Bowl Half Time Show Should Be A Wake Up Call For Real Americans | Ep. 1731
From Matt Walsh
The discussion centers on perceptions of the NFL's halftime show as increasingly anti-American, particularly due to its recent performances and the lack of white headliners since 2019, coinciding with Jay-Z's involvement. The analysis also touches on Olympic athletes apologizing for America on the world stage and highlights an alternative halftime show by TP USA that has gained significant attention.
Key Takeaways
- The NFL's halftime show: a masterclass in alienating fans while waving foreign flags and grinding on tradition.
- One white headliner in seven years? NFL's new era is as exclusionary as it is dramatic—who's next, the Muppets?
- Apologies from athletes for America? Confusing when even their performances barely acknowledge our cultural heartbeat.
- TP USA's counter-halve has birthed a streaming giant—maybe Americans want their halftime shows back after all.
- Celebrating foreign culture at a national sporting event: a bold statement, or a misguided tribute to globalism?
Who is mentioned in this episode?
24 people come up, including Gene Woo, Bad Bunny, Donald Trump.
- Gene Woo (Person)
- Bad Bunny (Person)
- Donald Trump (Person)
- Alex Epstein (Person)
- John Kasich (Person)
- Jay-Z (Person)
- Eugene Yuanzi Woo (Person)
- Samuel L. Jackson (Person)
- Chris Christie (Person)
- Barack Obama (Person)
- Kid Rock (Person)
- Michelle Obama (Person)
- Matt Walsh (Person)
- Eminem (Person)
- Tim Scott (Person)
- Katie Britt (Person)
- Joe Biden (Person)
- Russell Moore (Person)
- Don Lemon (Person)
- Kendrick Lamar (Person)
Sponsors of this episode
- 7 Weeks Coffee (Product)
- Stash (Product)
- Krux Lentin Challenge (Product)
- Homeserve (Product)
- Ascension app (Product)
- Ascension Press (Product)
Mentioned in this episode
- Super Bowl (Event)
- NFL (Company)
- TPUSA (Company)
- Olympics (Event)
- Turning Point USA (Company)
- China (Location)
- Texas (Location)
- Rock Nation (Company)
- Daily Wire (company) (Company)
- CNN (Company)