That Anti-American Super Bowl Half Time Show Should Be A Wake Up Call For Real Americans | Ep. 1731

What this episode is about

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 speaks in this episode?

• Matt Walsh (Host) · 1 h 14 min speaking
• Gene Woo (Guest) · 4 min speaking
• John Kasich (Guest) · 2 min speaking
• Amber Glenn · 2 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 10:00: Super Bowl, NFL, Bad Bunny, Jay-Z
2. 10:00 – 20:00: Gene Woo, China, John Kasich, Texas
3. 20:00 – 30:00: Mr. President, Donald Trump, Chris Christie, Barack Obama
4. 30:00 – 40:00: Gene Woo, Donald Trump, Michelle Obama, 7 Weeks Coffee
5. 40:00 – 50:00: Alex Epstein, Super Bowl, Joe Biden, Stash
6. 50:00 – 1:00:00: Olympics, Homeserve, Home Serve, Elon Musk
7. 1:00:00 – 1:10:00: Super Bowl, Krux Lentin Challenge, Ascension Press, Amber Glenn
8. 1:10:00 – 1:20:00: Kid Rock, Super Bowl, Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift
9. 1:20:00 – 1:22:39: Daily Wire (company), Matt Walsh, Real History with Matt Walsh

Notable quotes from "That Anti-American Super Bowl Half Time Show Should Be A Wake Up Call For Real Americans | Ep. 1731"

• And TP USA counterprograms the Super Bowl with a halftime show of their own, which is now one of the biggest streams in history. Really massive news there.

  about TPUSA · at 0:19

• Anywhere near as overt or as disgraceful as the gigantic middle finger to all Americans that aired last night. The NFL chose to conduct the halftime show for the biggest game…

  about Super Bowl · at 2:53

• Certainly, no one thinks that Bad Bunny actually produces real music. And to illustrate that point, here's footage from inside the stadium during this halftime show. Look how enthralled these.

  about Bad Bunny · at 8:22

• So Gene Yuanzi Woo from China is saying give us our nation back.

  about Gene Woo · at 17:21

• And by the way, the context that's missing here, which every major outlet has omitted, is that Trump did not in fact share a racist meme. Here's the post that was supposedly so offensive.

  about Donald Trump · at 31:03

• Day. But it's not just great coffee. It directly pushes back against the abortion culture. 7 Weeks Coffee is America's pro-life coffee company on a mission to fund the pro-life…

  about 7 Weeks Coffee · at 38:48

• Work with Stash. Go to getstash.com/walsh to see how you can receive $25 towards your first stock purchase and to view important disclosures. That's getstach.com/walsh.

  about Stash · at 40:35

• Is an ad that they obviously wanted to tie to the game for publicity. it's the Epstein accusers calling for the release of more Epstein files other than the 3 million that have already been released. Here it is.

  about Alex Epstein · at 42:17

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Gene Woo — Person · Referenced political figure / main target of critique · 11 mentions · first at 14:34
  Cited as a Texas Democratic lawmaker allegedly calling for non-white groups to unite against a shared 'oppressor'; used to support the episode’s broader argument about anti-white rhetoric and demographic politics.
• Donald Trump — Person · Referenced political figure / subject of controversy · 10 mentions · first at 11:58
  Discussed in relation to (1) the NFL/halftime-show culture-war framing and (2) a disputed claim about reposting a racist 'Lion King' meme; also referenced regarding the 2020 closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston.
• Bad Bunny — Person · Referenced performer / object of critique · 5 mentions · first at 4:26
  Presented as the Super Bowl halftime headliner; the host criticizes the performance as anti-American and unintelligible to most NFL fans, using it as a central example of cultural/political messaging.
• Alex Epstein — Person · Referenced criminal figure / anchor for 'files' discussion · 8 mentions · first at 42:22
  Central to a segment about an ad by 'Epstein accusers' calling for more file releases; the host argues the accusers should name abusers directly and questions timing/motives.
• John Kasich — Person · Referenced politician / example of establishment reaction · 3 mentions · first at 11:08
  Quoted praising the halftime show; used as an example of 'establishment' Republican messaging the host criticizes as spineless and performative.
  Sporting event of the year. after watching the halftime show, here was the reaction from John Kasich, who's the former governor of Ohio. He's also a Republican allegedly.…
• Jay-Z — Person · Referenced industry figure / blamed for halftime booking direction · 2 mentions · first at 1:09
  Presented as the person who 'took over' Super Bowl halftime show operations via Roc Nation since 2019; used to support the host’s claim about exclusion of white headliners.
  White, there's only one way to understand that decision. It is a deliberate effort by the NFL. And Jay-Z, whose company Rock Nation has run the halftime show since 2019 to…
• Eugene Yuanzi Woo — Person · Alternate/full name reference for Gene Woo · 2 mentions · first at 17:11
  Used to emphasize identity/background claims in the argument; the host states this is Gene Woo’s full name and mentions he was born in China.
  So Gene Yuanzi Woo from China is saying give us our nation back.
• Michelle Obama — Person · Referenced public figure in meme controversy · 5 mentions · first at 22:43
  Mentioned alongside Barack Obama in the meme allegation; used in the host’s argument about media/political outrage priorities.
  Funny, that's fine. even if you think it's horrifically offensive to see Michelle Obama's face on the image of a gorilla, you can move on with your life.
• Barack Obama — Person · Referenced political figure in meme controversy · 3 mentions · first at 22:40
  Mentioned as part of the disputed 'Lion King' meme allegation; used to argue the outrage is disproportionate compared to other rhetoric discussed.
  Genuinely livid over the allegation that Donald Trump has supposedly shared a racist meme on Truth Social depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as gorillas in The Lion King. Now…
• Chris Christie — Person · Referenced commentator/politician criticizing Trump · 3 mentions · first at 24:12
  Quoted discussing Trump’s 'character' in response to the meme controversy; used as an example of Republican establishment focus the host mocks.
  Hyping himself up. And then it turns out his version of taking on Trump is just to is just to sit there crying about how he's mean. He's a mean. This was mean. This was such a mean post.
• Kid Rock — Person · Referenced performer (TPUSA halftime counterprogramming) · 3 mentions · first at 1:10:52
  Cited as the headliner TPUSA booked for its alternative halftime show; discussed amid debate about whether TPUSA should have booked a bigger star.
  I didn't like I didn't like the performer. I wish they got someone other than Kid Rock, first of all. And they should have got someone bigger. I know what they should have done differently. They.
• Samuel L. Jackson — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 2:28
  Mentioned in the context of the Super Bowl halftime show's messaging.
  That, of course, white Americans are keeping blacks down and all that kind of stuff. Every few minutes, Samuel L. Jackson would just appear on screen to really subvert your…
• Matt Walsh — Person · Likely mis-transcription/variant reference to Matt Walsh · 4 mentions · first at 0:00
  Appears in the intro as 'Matt Wall show' and later 'Metwell Show', consistent with the host being Matt Walsh; treated as an alias/ASR error rather than a distinct person.
  And I'm out in public and you come up to me in public in front of a crowd and say, Hey, Matt, care to share your complaints about your family?
• Joe Biden — Person · Referenced political figure (timing argument re: Epstein files) · 4 mentions · first at 20:45
  Used to argue that Epstein-file-release pressure and related advocacy was absent during the Biden administration, implying political opportunism.
  It blows my mind that everyone is just pretending that Biden was not in office, the Democrats did not control the White House for four years while these files existed.
• Russell Moore — Person · Referenced expert · 2 mentions · first at 28:39
  Mentioned as a theologian criticizing a meme shared by Donald Trump.
  Meanwhile, here's a theologian, Russell Moore. Racist, deranged, humiliating to our country. The fact that we have decided to pretend that this is normal every day is a moral abomination. Have.
• Charlie Kirk — Person · Referenced expert · 2 mentions · first at 35:21
  Mentioned in the context of political discussions and potential threats.
  It doesn't compare to Democrats open embrace of political assassinations, including the murder of Charlie Kirk, the murder of the United Healthcare CEO, the multiple attempts to execute Donald Trump.
• Andre (Dre) — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 2:01
  Mentioned as a performer at the Super Bowl halftime show.
  Seven years, there's only been one white headliner in those in that time, and that was Eminem, who performed alongside Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar and a bunch of…
• Eminem — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 2:01
  Mentioned as one of the few white headliners at the Super Bowl halftime show.
  Cultural event to a trashy, unwatchable display. And in fact, since 2019, over seven years, there's only been one white headliner in those in that time, and that was Eminem…
• Snoop Dogg — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 2:01
  Mentioned as a performer at the Super Bowl halftime show.
  Seven years, there's only been one white headliner in those in that time, and that was Eminem, who performed alongside Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar and a bunch of…
• Kendrick Lamar — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 2:03
  Mentioned as a performer at the Super Bowl halftime show.
  Seven years, there's only been one white headliner in those in that time, and that was Eminem, who performed alongside Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar and a bunch of…
• Don Lemon — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 20:39
  Mentioned as a mainstream Democrat commentator discussing racial issues.
  This is how mainstream Democrat com commentators talk about half the country, particularly the white people.
• Tim Scott — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 23:08
  Mentioned as a Republican criticizing a meme shared by Donald Trump.
  And here is Tim Scott of South Carolina to start off. Quote, praying it was a fake because it's the most racist thing I've seen out of this White House.
• Katie Britt — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 23:44
  Mentioned as a Republican criticizing a meme shared by Donald Trump.
  Floated by the establishment as a potential VP for Trump just a couple of years ago. quote, This content was rightfully removed, should have never been posted to begin with, and is not who we are as a nation.
• Elon Musk — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 52:18
  Mentioned in the context of offering to pay legal fees for Epstein accusers.
  Mention some kind of breaking news here that Elon Musk responded to I made this point on X yesterday. Elon Musk responded to my post and said that he would personally pay the legal fees of any of these women.
• Congressman Thomas Massie — Person · Referenced expert · 2 mentions · first at 26:32
  Mentioned as a Republican criticizing a meme shared by Donald Trump.
  But again, he wasn't the only Republican doing this. Here's Thomas Massie, another Republican weighing in. Listen.
• Amber Glenn — Person · Referenced expert · 2 mentions · first at 1:01:36
  Mentioned as a figure skater and member of the queer community discussing political issues.
  This one is even worse. Here's Amber Glenn, who's a figure skater and apparently a member of the queer community, quote unquote, whatever the hell that's supposed to mean in her.
• Ted Cruz — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 21:53
  Mentioned as a Republican who came closest to calling out anti-white messaging.
  Has any Republican called out the explicit anti-white messaging of Gene Woo. Ted Cruz came the closest, but other than that, I haven't seen anything. So, I'll say that again. No Republican has condemned Gene Woo for calling for.
• United Healthcare CEO — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 35:23
  Mentioned in the context of political discussions and potential threats.
  It doesn't compare to Democrats open embrace of political assassinations, including the murder of Charlie Kirk, the murder of the United Healthcare CEO, the multiple attempts to execute Donald Trump.
• Attorney General Pam Bondi — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 43:16
  Mentioned in the context of an ad calling for the release of Epstein files.
  They say they call on Pam Bond Bondi to act. their mouths are crossed out indicating that they're being silenced.
• Mr. President — Person · Referenced expert · 9 mentions · first at 1:23
  Mentioned as a past performer at the Super Bowl halftime show.
  Single most watched musical performance of the year. Now, in previous decades, you'd have Prince perform one year and then Tom Petty the next. You'd have Aerosmith and The Who…
• Tom Petty — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 1:23
  Mentioned as a past performer at the Super Bowl halftime show.
  Single most watched musical performance of the year. Now, in previous decades, you'd have Prince perform one year and then Tom Petty the next. You'd have Aerosmith and The Who…
• Black Eyed Peace — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 1:27
  Mentioned as a past performer at the Super Bowl halftime show.
  You'd have Prince perform one year and then Tom Petty the next. You'd have Aerosmith and The Who, and then you'd have the Black Eyed Peace. But starting precisely the same year…
• Susie Wilds — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 27:10
  Mentioned in the context of a meme shared by Donald Trump.
  Man's spouse or getting into racist tropes, I think it's somebody at the White House, maybe Susie Wilds needs to go to the president and just ask him for his phone and maybe ask him just to show him the tweet before he sends it out.
• Lindsey Vaughn — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 55:36
  Mentioned as an Olympic athlete who wiped out during a race.
  Olympics. my wife loves the Olympics. She's an Olympic super fan, so she got up at like 5 in the morning on Sunday to watch the Lindsy Vaughn race, which Vaughn wiped out in 10 seconds. So, but I'll try to get into a little bit, but.
• Father Columba Jordan — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 1:05:09
  Mentioned in the context of a Lenten challenge sponsored by Ascension Press.
  And you don't do this alone. Each day, Father Columba Jordan shares short video reflections in the Ascension app to encourage you, guide you when you struggle, and help you recognize where God is inviting you to surrender. For a.
• Taylor Swift — Person · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 1:16:48
  Mentioned in the context of potential performers for the TPUSA halftime show.
  So that's why the why TPUSA should have got a bigger headliner. They should have done that instead. Why didn't they get Taylor Swift?

Companies & orgs

• NFL — Company · Business focus · 4 mentions · first at 0:00
  The organization behind the Super Bowl, criticized for its cultural and political messaging during the event.
  Anywhere near as overt or as disgraceful as the gigantic middle finger to all Americans that aired last night. The NFL chose to conduct the halftime show for the biggest game…
• TPUSA — Company · Case study · 3 mentions · first at 0:19
  Turning Point USA's counterprogramming of the Super Bowl halftime show, which became one of the biggest streams in history.
• Turning Point USA — Company · Case study · 2 mentions · first at 37:26
  Alternative organization to the NFL's Super Bowl halftime show, achieving significant viewership.
  And TP USA counterprograms the Super Bowl with a halftime show of their own, which is now one of the biggest streams in history. Really massive news there.
• Rock Nation — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 1:09
  Mentioned as the company running the Super Bowl halftime show since 2019.
  Understand that decision. It is a deliberate effort by the NFL. And Jay-Z, whose company Rock Nation has run the halftime show since 2019 to exclude white people from…
• Daily Wire (company) — Company · Media · 2 mentions · first at 1:06:31
  Mentioned as a platform where the TPUSA halftime show was streamed.
  Up to 20 million views just since last night and just on one platform. But this was also this was on Rumble, this was on Daily Wire, this was on you know this was on a bunch of I think it was on X a bunch of other platforms and.
• CNN — Company · Media · 1 mention · first at 21:40
  Mentioned as the network where Don Lemon appears.
  And you can get away with this if you're talking about whites. This guy appears on CNN all the time. Nobody at CNN has any issue with it. No Republican anywhere has condemned that clip. Nor has any Republican called out the.
• Rumble — Company · Media · 1 mention · first at 1:06:31
  Mentioned as a platform where the TPUSA halftime show was streamed.
  Up to 20 million views just since last night and just on one platform. But this was also this was on Rumble, this was on Daily Wire, this was on you know this was on a bunch of I think it was on X a bunch of other platforms and.
• X Corporation — Company · Mentioned in context of NFL decisions · 1 mention
  Clarifies the ambiguous reference to a company
  Today the Matt Wall show, the NFL delivers a huge middle finger to the fans with the most subversive and anti-American halftime performance we've ever seen. All performed in a language.

Concepts & topics

• Hamilton — Concept · Key argument · 1 mention · first at 2:26
  Mentioned in the context of the Super Bowl halftime show's messaging.
  Each passing year, the subtlety has increasingly gone out the window. They did the Hamilton thing last year when they trotted out Samuel L.
• Aerosmith — Band · Referenced as a past Super Bowl performer · 1 mention · first at 1:25
  Corrects the entity type to accurately reflect the band
  Of the year. Now, in previous decades, you'd have Prince perform one year and then Tom Petty the next. You'd have Aerosmith and The Who, and then you'd have the Black Eyed…
• The Who — Band · Referenced as a past Super Bowl performer · 1 mention · first at 1:25
  Corrects the entity type to accurately reflect the band
  Of the year. Now, in previous decades, you'd have Prince perform one year and then Tom Petty the next. You'd have Aerosmith and The Who, and then you'd have the Black Eyed…

Places & events

• Super Bowl — Event · Core topic · 16 mentions · first at 0:04
  The main event discussed in the podcast, particularly focusing on its halftime show and cultural implications.
• Olympics — Event · Core topic · 5 mentions · first at 0:11
  Discussed in the context of American athletes apologizing for America on the world stage.
  That the vast majority of football fans can't understand. Speaking of anti-American nonsense, multiple Olympic athletes have apologized for America on the world stage. Should we even be rooting for these people at this point?
• China — Place · Setting · 3 mentions · first at 17:18
  Mentioned in the context of geopolitical tensions and cultural influence.
  It's obvious why this strategy is appealing. For many years, most notably during the BLM riots, China has attempted to stoke racial hatred in the US as a way of weakening and…
• Texas — Place · Setting · 3 mentions · first at 14:11
  Mentioned in the context of political statements and cultural discussions.
  Makes no effort to speak to them or even be intelligible to them. And it's also why a top Texas lawmaker, the leader of the Democrat caucus in the state, in fact, recently said…
• Ohio — Place · Setting · 2 mentions · first at 11:08
  Mentioned in the context of political statements and cultural discussions.
  John Kasich is a big part of the reason why Ohio is currently overrun with migrants from Haiti and Somalia. He thinks their culture is wonderful. He thinks it's great when foreigners flood into small towns like Springfield that.
• Houston — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at 18:16
  Mentioned in the context of the Chinese consulate closure.
  July of 2020, the first Trump administration abruptly ordered the closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston, Texas. The White House alleged that the consulate was engaged in…

Media & podcasts

• Christianity Today — Media · Media · 1 mention · first at 28:14
  Mentioned as an outlet criticizing a meme shared by Donald Trump.
  Now we can keep going. Here's the latest from an outlet called Christianity Today entitled Trump's racist post deserves outrage. quote, If evangelical supporters of Trump value the Bible more than their political allegiances, they.
• Real History with Matt Walsh — Media · Media · 1 mention · first at 1:22:26
  A show mentioned at the end of the podcast, focusing on real history lessons.
  Public schools. On the real history of slavery, of colonialism, of the Indians, of America, and the world. It's time for Real History with Matt Walsh.

Sponsors

• 7 Weeks Coffee — Product · Sponsor · 3 mentions · first at 38:38
  Advertised as 'America’s pro-life coffee company' donating 10% of sales; includes subscription discount, extra code discount, and free gift offer.
• Stash — Product · Sponsor · 2 mentions · first at 39:50
  Advertised as an investing app/registered investment advisor with automated investing and guidance; includes a direct URL and $25 incentive for first stock purchase.
• Homeserve — Product · Sponsor · 4 mentions · first at 53:58
  Advertised home repair coverage plans (plumbing/electrical etc.) with a monthly starting price and a CTA to homeserve.com.
  And if you don't know anything, if this is all a ruse, then shut up. Thanks to Homeserve for sponsoring this episode. There are a lot of perks to owning a home versus renting…
• Krux Lentin Challenge — Product · Sponsor (faith program) · 2 mentions · first at 1:04:42
  Promoted as a daily Lent program delivered via the Ascension app with scripture, examen, exercise, and fasting; includes CTA to AscensionPress.com/walsh and mentions premium access pricing.
  Spiritual change? Our sponsors and friends of Ascension Press invite you to join them for the Krux Lentin Challenge, a daily program that teaches you how to surrender your life…
• Ascension app — Product · Sponsor product (app) enabling Krux program · 1 mention · first at 1:05:11
  Promoted as the app where daily video reflections are delivered and where users can get premium access tied to the Krux Lentin Challenge offer.
  And you don't do this alone. Each day, Father Columba Jordan shares short video reflections in the Ascension app to encourage you, guide you when you struggle, and help you recognize where God is inviting you to surrender. For a.
• Ascension Press — Product · Sponsor brand referenced in Krux segment · 2 mentions · first at 1:04:37
  Named as the sponsor/organizer inviting listeners to join the Krux Lentin Challenge and to download the Ascension app via ascensionpress.com/walsh.
  Question. How do you plan to approach this season so you see a real lasting spiritual change? Our sponsors and friends of Ascension Press invite you to join them for the Krux…
• Home Serve — Product · Duplicate/variant mention of HomeServe sponsor · 2 mentions · first at 54:19
  Appears as a spaced variant of 'Homeserve' in the ad read; same sponsor/service context.
  Wallet with Homeserve against cover repairs. Plans start at just $4.99 a month. Go to homeserve.com to find the right plan for you. That's homeserve.com. Not available everywhere.
• Ascension Press — Company · Sponsor · 2 mentions · first at 1:04:37
  Mentioned as a sponsor of the podcast, promoting a Lenten challenge.
  Question. How do you plan to approach this season so you see a real lasting spiritual change? Our sponsors and friends of Ascension Press invite you to join them for the Krux…

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 Today the Matt Wall show, the NFL delivers a huge middle finger to the fans with the most subversive and anti-American halftime performance we've ever seen. All performed in a language that the vast majority of football fans can't understand. Speaking of anti-American nonsense, multiple Olympic athletes have apologized for America on the world stage. Should we even be rooting for these people at this point? And TP USA counterprograms the Super Bowl with a halftime show of their own, which is now one of the biggest streams in history. Really massive news there.

0:27 We'll talk about all that and more today in the Metwell Show. Well, it's been 7 years and counting since the NFL allowed a white person to headline the Super Bowl uh halftime show. And when you're talking about a sport where the fan base is roughly 70% white, there's only one way to understand that decision. It is a deliberate effort by the NFL. And Jay-Z, whose company Rock Nation has run the halftime show since 2019 to exclude white people from participating in the single most watched musical performance of the year. Now, in previous decades, you'd have Prince perform one year and then Tom Petty the next. You'd have Aerosmith and The Who, and then you'd have the Black Eyed Peace. But starting precisely the same year that Jay-Z took over the halftime show in 2019, whites have been banned from headlining, and they've been replaced in many cases by non-white rappers who can barely speak English. Of course, they sexualize the

1:47 whole thing. And in general, they reduce what used to be a significant American cultural event to a trashy, unwatchable display. And in fact, since 2019, over seven years, there's only been one white headliner in those in that time, and that was Eminem, who performed alongside Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar and a bunch of other black artists. Aside from that, there have been zero white headliners at the Super Bowl since 2019. Now, in some of these performances, they're fairly explicit about their goal. And we're not talking about subtle messaging. In fact, with each passing year, the subtlety has increasingly gone out the window. They did the Hamilton Hamilton thing last year when they um trotted out Samuel L.

2:30 Jackson to play Uncle Sam. And they beat you over the head with that message that, you know, of course, white Americans are keeping blacks down and all that kind of stuff. Every few minutes, Samuel L. Jackson would just appear on screen to really subvert your expectations. But even with this recent history in mind, no NFL Super Bowl halftime show to this point has been anywhere near as overt or as disgraceful as the gigantic middle finger to all Americans that aired last night. The NFL chose to conduct the halftime show for the biggest game of the year in a language that almost none of their lifelong fans can understand while waving the flags of countries that none of them are from or have been to. It was without exaggeration the biggest FU that I've ever seen a corporation give to its own consumers. It was pretty amazing in that sense. Watch.

3:29 Uruguay Paraguay Bolivia PERU BRAZIL COLOMBIA VENEZUELA GUANA PANAMA, Costa Rica, Nicaragua. Now, notice they don't even provide subtitles just to really make the experience as uncomfortable and uh unintelligible as possible for 99% of their audience. Although, in fairness to them, if they did give us the lyrics, we would see how the lyrics are. So, they didn't exactly want to uh put that front and center. So, while you're watching a production that's all about glorifying third world aesthetics, complete with two men grinding on each other next to a pickup truck at one point, you also have no idea what anyone's even saying. So, that that was the idea. Again, in addition to being disgusting, it is a massive middle finger to the NFL's actual audience.

4:22 But in the particular clip we just played, even without subtitles, the meaning is pretty clear. Bad Bunny is paying homage to several South and Central American countries and all of their many citizens who have illegally entered the United States. Which raises the question, how often does this kind of thing happen in reverse? Like if you had to guess how many soccer matches in these countries, El Salvador, uh, Venezuela, Peru, and so on, have featured extended English language tributes to the United States during their halftime shows? How often do South Americans devote airtime during their biggest sporting events to thanking the United States providing somewhere for them to flee to?

5:08 How often do they insult their own people by bombarding them with unintelligible propaganda on behalf of foreign invaders? Now, the answer is that it never happens ever. This is the kind of thing you only see here in this country, nor should it happen. No self-respecting country subjects its own people to these humiliation rituals, which is what that halftime show was. People who have self-respect take pride in their own nation and their own flag, especially at their most iconic cultural event, which is what the Super Bowl is.

5:46 Meanwhile, people who are conquered take pride in other nations and other flags. And speaking of flags, in case you missed it, in the back there was a banner that read as follows. The only thing more powerful than hate is love. Now, the implication, of course, is that if you don't want the Super Bowl halftime show to be conducted in a foreign language, and if you don't want to watch gay men grinding on each other when you're trying to see a football game with your family, then you're a hateful person. You know, you're you're part of the problem.

6:19 The people telling you this, the people who put that banner up and who organized this halftime show in the first place, have no shame whatsoever. I mean, they've been on a mission to exclude whites from the halftime show for seven years. They've supported a political party that exists at this point to replace whites at a demographic level. And now they're literally spiking the football to celebrate what they've accomplished. But in in the same breath, while they're doing all this and being as explicit about it as they possibly can, they tell you that you're the hateful one. If you object, if you even fail to stand and applaud your own replacement to to impla as as to applaud as as your cultural events, your iconic cultural events are taken over and subverted and used to celebrate cultures that by the way have nothing to do with football whatsoever.

7:15 That's the other thing. Latin Americans have nothing to do with the NFL historically. Historically, they've contributed nothing to the NFL. And even today, even today, uh there's there's a record number of Hispanics in the NFL. Do you know how many that is? 32 on active rosters in the past year in 2025. That's an average of one per team. And yet, we're going to devote we're going to take the biggest football game of the year, devote the entire halftime show to sub to celebrating this culture. Why? I mean, why not have a halftime show devoted to 20 minutes to celebrating, you know, Vietnam or uh Norway or or just any other random country that has nothing to do with football at all.

8:06 But you see, only Peruvians and Mexicans and Venezuelans are allowed to have national pride. If you have any national pride, then you're a horrible person. Now, to be clear, no one in the NFL's audience actually appreciates this messaging or buys into it or enjoys it. Certainly, no one thinks that Bad Bunny actually produces real music. And to illustrate that point, here's footage from inside the stadium during this halftime show. Look how enthralled these people are. Watch.

8:51 It's completely dead. I mean, aside there's a couple people dancing. Other than them, like if you just saw that without any context, you would like you would think they were attending some sort of candlelight vigil. You would think this was a memorial service or a funeral. people just standing there somberly, quietly confused by the whole spectacle and certainly not enjoying it because despite all the money and hype and heavy-handed messaging, there's no crowd reaction whatsoever. A a juggling act would have been better, a lot better.

9:29 And again, more enjoyable because the other thing about this music, let's just be clear about it, is that it sucks. The music itself, just just at a an artistic level, is bad. Okay, Latin American Hispanic pop music is awful. It all sounds exactly the same. If you actually listen, you know, if you were to get a translation of the lyrics, it's like it's even worse um slop than what you would get from, you know, an American pop star. And that's not great either. But they're just like saying nothing. It it's just even if you even if they were doing this in English, it would it would still be gibberish because they're saying nothing. It's the same beat. It's the same sound over and over and over again. There's no variety.

10:17 There's no artistry. There's no substance. There's no meaning at all. It's just bad music. Like, it's bad. And that's one way. Every every person you see today, I'm enjoying all these like um middle-aged white people on social media, especially like media people who feel like they have to pretend that they enjoyed the performance. Gee whiz, you know, that was I really enjoyed that. Oh, really? Did you? Yeah. Really? You're going to go download some Bad Bunny on your Spotify? Are you really? You enjoyed it, huh? You thought it was a good performance? No, you didn't.

10:52 No, you did not. But you think you have to pretend you did because otherwise you're racist. Now, it's not hard to see how we ended up here being force-fed slop from the third world at the single most watched sporting event of the year. Um, after watching the halftime show, here was the reaction from John Kasich, who's the former governor of Ohio. He's also a Republican allegedly. Quote, "Love the halftime show, which celebrates the wonderful Latino culture. Great pick and great show. Bad Bunny hit a grand slam home run.

11:26 That's um yeah, it's a good sports analogy for the Super Bowl. This guy doesn't even know what you could not write a more outofouch tweet if you wanted to. I was really enjoying the Super Bowl. They they really they hit a grand slam home run. They got that that was a they they got a the three-pointer. They they that was a nothing but net from the from the three-point line with that halftime show. That's the mainstream view of the establishment wing of the Republican party. And it was our only option before Donald Trump just, you know, just these totally spineless, gutless leaders who are deathly afraid of being called racist.

12:09 You know, you could put Latinx hookers up on the screen along with a guy who can't sing or speak English. and a set that comes complete with a replica of a bodega and an EBT accepted here sign on the 50ard line. Let's, you know, not making that up. They actually had that sign as part of the halftime show because they had to include as part of this is this is a a tribute to Latin American culture. And so that has to include EBT. Like even in their tribute to their own culture, they're admitting that oh yeah, you know, like 90% of us are on welfare.

12:44 welfare is part of our culture and the Republican elites just lap it up or pretend to anyway. You know, it's like that image of Jacob Fry pretending to like the garbage Somali food as he nearly chokes to death on it. It's like it's like that. John Kasich is a big part of the reason why Ohio is currently overrun with migrants from Haiti and Somalia. He thinks their culture is wonderful. He thinks it's great when foreigners flood into small towns like Springfield that can't remotely sustain them. He's happy when they take American jobs and homes.

13:20 Diversity is our strength. These Republicans will repeat until eventually no one can understand them anymore because no one speaks English. Now, this wing of the Republican party can never be allowed to hold power again. And that's because, as the NFL halftime show demonstrated, the left is now done pretending that the great replacement is a conspiracy theory. They don't think they have to pretend anymore. They believe truly that they've imported enough foreigners already in order to seize control of the United States from Americans.

13:54 They're under the impression that permanent political control is theirs for the taking. That's the only reason why they put on a halftime show that completely ignores actual Americans, makes no effort to speak to them or even be uh intelligible to them. And it's also why a top Texas lawmaker, the leader of the Democrat caucus in the state, uh in fact, recently said the quiet part out loud. Really, he he screamed the quiet part out loud. He just come came right out and said that yes, it's time for non-whites to unite against their white oppressors and seize control of the United States.

14:34 Here's that lawmaker, Gene Woo. This is from an interview that was recently resurfaced on social media by the account Endwokeness. And good timing also because like I said, it lines up perfectly with the halftime show we all uh watched or maybe you didn't watch wisely enough, but you saw the clips of it. Anyway, here's here's a Jean Woo.

14:54 I always tell people the day the Latino, African-American, Asian, and other communities realize that they are that they share the same oppressor is the day we start winning because we are the majority in this country now. We are we we have the ability to take over this country and to do what is needed for everyone and to make things fair. But the problem is our communities are divided. They're completely divided.

15:23 Latino, African-American, Asian, and other communities share the same oppressor according to Gene Woo. These non-white demographic groups are the majority now, he says, and they can take over the country. Now, he doesn't explicitly mention the word white because he doesn't have to. We all know who he's talking in in Gene Woos ideology, which is the ideology of the entire Democrat party. Whites are oppressors. They should be disenfranchised and snuffed out. Indeed, in Woo's district, whites are already a minority. They represent around 15% of the population, as you can see here. And Woo knows that, you know, and he knows that if he could just unite the non-white population, he can crush those oppressors for good. They're outnumbered just like they are in South Africa. And we know how that's going. So, what has Gene Woo been doing on that front? Well, let's take a look. Here is uh one of his

16:18 recent appearances. Watch. We need to be out there. We need to not only support and remember the name of Miss Good, but we need to remember why she died. She died because she was a proud American. She was a proud American who understood her rights and was free to exercise it. And they took her life for it. And instead of our response being silence, we should be louder than ever. We should scream in their faces. We should not give them a moment of peace until they give us our nation back. Again, not subtle. Not subtle. We should not give them a moment of peace until they give us our nation back.

17:11 That's a quote from Jean Woo whose full name is Eugene Yuanzi Woo. He was born in China. So Gene Yuanzi Woo from China is saying give us our nation back. Who is our Woo? What do you mean our nation? Well, he despises white people who whom he views as oppressors. Uh, he's not an American by any reasonable definition of the word. But to Gene Woo, white people are guests. We are the guests in his nation. He comes here from China and gets here and says, "This is my country. You You guys You guys are You guys are in in my home now. Okay, you better play by my rules.

18:05 We're the oppressors who really shouldn't be here. So, who is Eugene Yuanzi Woo exactly? Well, here's a little recent history. In July of 2020, the first Trump administration abruptly ordered the closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston, Texas. The White House alleged that the consulate was engaged in rampant spying against the United States and gave the consulate a couple of days to shut down. Now, uh in response, the consulate began burning documents in the courtyard outside of the building. And you're seeing those images right now.

18:38 It's about as close to an an admission of guilt as you can get. If somebody says, "Oh, you're a spy." And you say, "No, I'm not." But let me go burn all these documents real quick. Now, that's, you know, pretty clear what's going on. But Gene Woo and his wife, well, they they didn't see it. They didn't see it that way. For his part, Woo called the decision to close the consulate madness. He accused the president of the United States of trying to start World War II. Meanwhile, Woos wife, who works as an anchor at ABC News, took a slightly more honest approach. Shockingly enough, she asked, quote, "Everyone spies, right?"

19:14 So, basically, who are we to shut down a Chinese spy operation within our borders when the US spies on China? It's a perfectly reasonable question to ask if you don't care about the interests of the United States. And indeed, Woo has given that impression quite an awful lot. To give just one more recent example, he uh also accused Trump of being a racist after he blamed blamed China for COVID, which obviously China was indeed responsible for CO. For China, you know, it's obvious why this strategy is appealing. For many years, most notably during the BLM riots, China has attempted to stoke racial hatred in the US as a way of weakening and dividing our country. So, it makes sense for China and Chinese-born communists who now hold elected office in the US to make an effort to unite foreigners against whites, against the native inhabitants of the country.

20:08 They have every interest in in boosting the broader objective of the Democrat party, which is to encourage allout racial warfare in the United States. What makes this threat more serious than say Russians buying some Facebook memes that make fun of Hillary Clinton is that unlike Russia, China has an army of sympathizers in the United States, one of our two major political parties routinely talks about eliminating whites from the country as if it's the most natural thing in the world. Here's a clip from one of Don Lemon's shows. Listen to what uh they say here.

20:44 Listen. You know, Joe Biden was somewhat of a bridge. He was supposed to be a bridge or a pallet cleanser or somebody who morally and ethically was antithetical to who Donald Trump was. You know, Uncle Joe was the nice guy, older white guy comes in and you want to eat ice cream with him, right? Well, I think what that episode in our country's history showed us is that we really need some fumigation, right? We need a exorcism, for lack of a better term. We need a more aggressive approach to go in and surgically remove the cancer that is the Donald Trump and MAGA movement.

21:25 Yeah. We need a fumigation of those MAGA Republicans. We need to gas those pests to death. This is how mainstream Democrat com commentators talk about half the country, particularly the white people. And you can get away with this if you're talking about whites. This guy appears on CNN all the time. Nobody at CNN has any issue with it. No Republican anywhere has condemned that clip. Nor has any Republican called out the explicit anti-white messaging of Gene Woo. Ted Cruz came the closest, but other than that, I I haven't seen anything. So, I'll say that again. No Republican has condemned Gene Woo for calling for non-whites to rise up against whites.

22:07 No Republican has explicitly said this is hatred against white people. This is anti-whitism and it must be condemned. No Republican. No Republican has said that. Not one. This is one of the leading Democrats in the state of Texas going on camera to talk about seizing the country from white Americans. But Republicans can't be bothered. Meanwhile, as you may have seen, Republicans were outraged, genuinely livid over the allegation that Donald Trump has supposedly shared a racist meme on Truth Social depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as gorillas in The Lion King. Now, it's a false allegation, as we'll discuss in a moment, but even if the allegation were true, the reaction would still be completely absurd, over-the-top, and embarrassing in every way. I mean, we should be past the point of this country where an edgy meme or cartoon, even one that some people think is racist and offensive, is a national crisis. But but

23:06 here we are. And here is uh Tim Scott of South Carolina to start off. Quote, praying it was a fake because it's the most racist thing I've seen out of this White House. The president should remove it. Really, Tim? You're praying? You saw a cartoon of Barack Obama as a monkey and you fell to your near knees in prayer over it. You're praying. Oh Lord, save us. Save us from the memes. Lord, Lord. I find that hard to believe, Tim. I find it hard to believe you've ever prayed ever in your life, actually. And here's Senator Katie Britt of Alabama, another politician who was floated by the establishment as a potential VP for Trump just a couple of years ago. quote, "This content was rightfully removed, should have never been posted to begin with, and is not who we are as a nation."

24:00 Well, she's right. You know, the meme is not who we are as a nation. It as a nation, but is any meme who we are as a nation? That seems like kind of a high bar to set for a meme. And then here's uh Chris Christie on one of the Sunday shows. You know, I talk to friends of mine in my party who will say to me all the time, you look, he's not a good guy. He's kind of crazy, but I like the issues.

24:28 Here's the thing. What they're discovering now is character is the most important issue. And what the posting of that video shows is his absolute lack of character. And now what we're seeing is when you don't have character, you can't get the issues done either because all these acts of lack of character by Donald Trump are so distracting from issues like the economy, which the people care about, that he's now underwater on the economy. His lack of character allows him to do the things that ICE is doing that is so outraging the country.

25:09 Still makes me laugh when I think about people that were hyping Chris Christie up as this guy that was going to go in, right, and and run against Trump and be this pitbull. He was going to he's going to take Trump on, right? That's how he's hyping himself up. And then it turns out his his version of taking on Trump is just to is just to sit there crying about how he's mean. He's a mean. This was mean. This was such a mean post. Oh wow. Real innovative. Real innovative approach to taking on Trump. I wonder why it didn't work.

25:47 No, guys, I'll run against him. And because cuz I know I I I got it figured out. Here's how you take on Trump. Get it? Okay, listen to this. Here's what you do. You call him mean. No one's done that yet. So, the Lion King meme, which Trump wasn't even aware of, is proof that he's a terrible human. And because Trump is a bad guy who posts bad memes, the economy is tanking and his immigration policy isn't working. Even though the stock market just hit an all-time high, the border is closed, we're deporting more illegal aliens than ever before. Um, but still, you know, this is the kind of reasoning that normal people are subjected to when they tune in to the Sunday shows. Chris Christie is paid for these insights.

26:30 But again, he wasn't the only Republican doing this. Here's Thomas Massie, another Republican weighing in. Listen. But

26:37 first, I want to get your reaction to the news about how the president posted then deleted this racist video depicting the Obama as apes. He has refused to apologize. Do you think he should apologize to the Obamas?

26:51 He should absolutely apologize. He's gone too far. I mean, he's attacked my wife recently online, and I do think there are limits. If for a while it's kind of funny, but once you pass certain certain guard rails like attacking a man's spouse or getting into racist tropes, I think it's somebody at the White House, maybe Susie Wilds needs to go to the president and just ask him for his phone and maybe ask him just to show him the tweet before he sends it out.

27:22 Yeah. or or you know, um, Massie, another another way you could handle that is when you're on a news show and they say, "Well, just to start off, let me get your reaction to the news." The news about a meme the president posted. You know, your response to that could be, "Uh, no, I thought you said you wanted my reaction to the news." That's not news. Okay. A meme posted. That's not news. That's totally irrelevant. has nothing to do with anything. So my reaction is stop wasting my time, you Let's talk about something that matters.

28:01 You could have done that. You could have said that rather than uh giving them exactly what they want, which is a racist trope. This was a racist trope. I condemn it. Now we can keep going. Here's the latest from an outlet called Christianity Today entitled Trump's racist post deserves outrage. quote, "If evangelical supporters of Trump value the Bible more than their political allegiances, they should be outraged and repulsed and publicly voice their disapproval over Trump's behavior. Instead of being a prudent leader, our president often models the insecurities of Herod, who went after his perceived opponents by any means necessary."

28:39 Meanwhile, here's a theologian, Russell Moore. Racist, deranged, humiliating to our country. The fact that we have decided to pretend that this is normal every day is a moral abomination. Have we any shame? And every day an entire generation is being told it is Christian to support this. God have mercy on us. I mean, just stop and think about that for a second. Deranged. Have we no shame. God have mercy on us. He's talking about a meme. He's talking about a Lion King video. I mean, again, if you didn't know any better and you saw that, you would think he was talking about a terrorist attack.

29:24 That's what you would think. And meanwhile, this guy Russell Moore has never said a word, not one word ever. He's always speaking up. This Christian leader, brave Christian leader, he's always speaking up against um perceived racism against non-whites all the time. White supremacy. He's a very brave, very boldly boldly speaking out. He's never said a word, not once ever in his life about the mainstream pervasive explicit hatred, genocidal hatred of white people on the left. Never said a word about it, not once, because he's a coward and a fraud.

30:04 So there are a lot of conservative politicians and evangelical leaders and commentators who will, you know, bravely and somberly stand up against perceived anti-lack racism or anti-semitism on the right. But again, these people have never said one single word in their entire lives about the about the pervasive mainstream anti-white racism on the left. And even when they're confronted with a top Democrat openly saying that he's going to take the country back from those evil white oppressors, they remain silent. They're total frauds. All of them.

30:37 You know, if Gene Woo had said what he said about uh what he said about white people, said that about black people or Jews or literally any other group, it would be the biggest story in the country and he'd be forced to resign by the end of the week. And we all know it. Anti-whitism is the most prevalent and destructive and mainstream bigotry in America. And it's not close. And by the way, the context that's missing here, which every major outlet has omitted, is that Trump did not in fact share a racist meme. Here's the post that was supposedly so offensive.

31:14 This is from uh Trump's Truth Social. Watch. Heard that that favored Joe Biden. Now, in case it's not obvious, Trump was sharing a video about election fraud that that had been posted by somebody else. And then at the end of the minute long video on election fraud that somebody else created, a couple of additional videos start playing automatically. This is something that happens on X and other platforms all the time as a way of getting people to watch an endless stream of slop. Uh, and briefly for about a second, the image of Barack and Michelle Obama pops up on the screen because the Lion King meme video starts automatically playing.

31:56 In other words, there's no reason to believe that Trump or the staffer who posted this actually saw the Lion King video that pops up at the end of the video, which Trump's account then reposted. So, the clip of Obama as the Obamas as monkeys was included by accident, which if we're being honest, is actually pretty funny. I mean, the fact that that it's pretty clear that that was just tagged on at the end accidentally and without context and like that's kind of funny. The only logical response to to all that is just to laugh at. I mean, it's ridiculous. The whole thing is ridiculous.

32:34 But even if Trump or his staff did see the video of Barack and Michelle Obama, they'd have no reason to care because the point of that particular video was to depict Democrats, not just the Obamas, as animals in the jungle in the this Lion King, you know, environment. So, here is the additional context.

33:00 I my in the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion sleeps tonight. racist, deranged, have we no shame. God help us. God, Lord, deliver us. Show that video to any boomer and they're going to laugh. Guaranteed. I mean, it's certified Boomer bait. That's a video that is made for your uncle who wears jean shorts in the winter time. Like, that's that's that's what it's made for. It's made for uh boomers over the age of, you know, 55 who wear jean shorts in the summer in the winter time. uh that they love that stuff. But just in case you don't get the joke, uh you see the Democrats aren't actually animals in the Lion King, and Trump isn't actually a lion. But, uh this video imagines them as animals. And if you see a resemblance between the various humans and the various animals, then that might even contribute to the humor. But even if you don't find it funny, that's fine. I mean, even if you think it's horrifically offensive to see

34:25 Michelle Obama's face on the image of a gorilla, you can move on with your life. It really doesn't matter. Unlike Gene Woo, who openly wants to exterminate white people, there is nothing in the Lion King parody that represents a threat to anyone or even implies a threat. It's not even really mean-spirited. It's just goofy. And here's the part Republicans should be able to say. Even if Donald Trump had deliberately shared that snippet from a longer meme because he genuinely thinks that Barack and Michelle Obama look like gorillas, there's still no reason for a single Republican anywhere in the universe to give a damn about it. The act of distributing a supposedly offensive cartoon does not compare in any way, shape, or form to planning the real life eradication and fumigation of white people because of their skin color.

35:18 It doesn't compare to Democrats open embrace of political assassinations, including the murder of Charlie Kirk, the murder of the United Healthcare CEO, the multiple attempts to execute Donald Trump. These memes, even if they are racist by your definition of the word, don't compare. And this is not one of those, well, both things are bad. The other thing we're talking about is so much worse that there can't possibly be time in the day to worry about a meme. And you know, treating a meme like it's a terrorist attack, uh, reacting to it with the same outrage that you might react to a school shooting is is not only absurd, but grotesque.

36:07 But Republicans can't bring themselves to say that. They're fine with Gene Woo advocating for non-whites to rise up against their white oppressors, but they draw the line at AI videos of the Lion King. In other words, in the Republican party, white people are held to a much higher standard than non-whites. This is civil rights era thinking where white liberals would give the benefit of the doubt to so-called minorities on the theory that any dysfunction or racial hatred when expressed by non-whites was merely a symptom of their oppression.

36:40 That's why Gene Woo can get up there and say that he can label an entire race the oppressors and say we want to, you know, rule over them. And the white liberal way of thinking is is well, you know, he's but he's not white. And and and if he feels that way, then he's allowed to feel that way. And over time, that oppression would Wayne and equality would be the the new normal. That was the idea. So what's going on here is pretty clear. The Republican establishment wants Trump gone and for the moment they're willing to join forces with anti-white Democrats in order to fumigate the America First movement entirely. So they'll ignore Democrats who call for the eradication of white people. They pretend to to like the Third World Slop halftime show.

37:23 They'll ignore the fact that millions of Americans, more than 10 million by my last count, watched the Turning Point USA halftime show. Uh actually it's up to 20 million now. But the important thing to remember is that these Republicans don't represent anyone. They're not equipped to handle the fight that's coming. They're not remotely representative of the majority of the voting public, which put Donald Trump in the White House, especially after last night. We can have no tolerance for these people in our party or the America First movement any longer. It could not be any more obvious that a war on white Americans, our culture, our country, language is now underway. It's very explicit.

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41:43 it is true that Super Bowl commercials used to be good. They used to be an event in their own right, and that's uh gone away now. It's kind of another casualty of the the death of the monoculture, just not what it used to be. But anyway, here's another ad that ran during the game or I mean, I saw I saw it online. And some of the headlines about this ad say that the ad ran during the Super Bowl and then other ads say that it was released on Super Bowl Sunday, which is not exactly the same thing. So, I don't know when it ran, but regardless, this is an ad that they obviously wanted to tie to the game for publicity. Uh, it's the Epstein accusers calling for the release of more Epstein files other than the 3 million that have already been released. Here it is.

42:49 After years of being kept apart, we're standing together. Standing. Standing together.

42:55 Because this girl deserves the truth. Because she deserves the truth. Because we all deserve the truth. So, they want the truth to come out. They say they call on Pam Bond Bondi to act. Uh, their mouths are crossed out indicating that they're being silenced. Very dramatic lighting and all that kind of stuff. Well, here's my problem, though, and and I'm and I'm really getting tired of the theatrics because if you want people to know the truth, then tell us the truth. If you want the names of your abusers to be released, then tell us the names.

43:48 Just tell us the names. Just come out and tell us the names of the people who abused you. like you're going through all of this to to call on other people to release information that you say you have. So, release the information. Now, I support the release of the Epstein files. You all know that. I I I want to see all the files released. I'm all for it. I've always been for it. But it's also obviously the case that what's happening with these accusers is an op. It's a political op. Obviously, because here's what I know. First of all, we didn't hear a word from any of these women when Biden was in office.

44:37 I pointed this out a million times. It It blows my mind that everyone is just pretending that Biden was not in office, the Democrats did not control the White House for four years while these files existed. And we didn't hear a word from any of these women. There were four Super Bowls during that time. Why do you put an ad out then? Why did you decide the moment the Democrats left the White House that now is the time when you want justice? Why? Explain that. So, four years of Biden, four years and none of them called for the files to be released. No Democrat did either.

45:27 None of these Democrats who are now on camera every day say, "We want justice for the Epstein victims." Why didn't you say that ever at any point for the last four years? Why? That is a legitimate question that speaks to your personal motivations and you should answer it. Um, there's no explanation that I can imagine other than the obvious one, which is politics. And and I know there's no innocent explanation or legitimate explanation aside from it's all politics because anytime I bring this up, the only response I get is shrieking and accusing me of defending Epstein.

46:22 You know, that's that's if if you bring this up and you ask this question, well, why didn't you guys come out for for the last four years? Why aren't you just naming the names that you say you know? The only response you'll get is why you're defending Epstein. What are you, an Epstein supporter now? Oh, shut up. Shut up. That I mean, the dumbest, laziest straw man imaginable. Again, I support the release of the Epstein files. I called for the release many times. I want anyone who abused children with Epstein or abused children at all to be tried and executed. That's what I want.

47:08 So, uh, also I question the motives of these particular women, just as I certainly question the motives of almost all of the Democrat politicians who only just 5 seconds ago discovered this deep passion for bringing Epstein's um, you know, associates to justice. I question their motives because I have a brain and anyone with a brain can see what's happening. And second, once again, these women could just name their abusers. They could do that. They could. They've been in front of cameras constantly. They're taking out ads during the Super Bowl.

47:53 They could simply just tell us the names. They have the names. They say, "Well, give us the names." But they refuse to. And at this point, that leaves us with only two possible conclusions. Either these women are frauds. Now, Epstein certainly had victims, but these women are not among them. They're frauds. That's one explanation, right? The other explanation is worse, and it's that they're telling the truth. Uh and and they do know the names of child rapists who are still running around out there, but they refused to tell us.

48:34 And they've refused to tell us for the last 5 years. They're allowing these child rapists to run around making them complicit. I mean, those are your two options. And I've heard all the excuses. We're told uh well they can't name names because of NDAs. Do you real do you understand how dumb you sound when you say that? Anyone who says that well they can't name the names. There are NDAs. Do you realize how incredibly stupid that is? NDAs do not cover criminal behavior. Okay. You cannot enforce an NDA that forbids someone from from reporting crimes.

49:25 That does not happen. It's not possible. Okay. NDAs are not do not are not self- enforcing. You have to go to a court. Okay. What court in the country is going to say to one of these women, "Yeah, you know um this child rape was happening, but you signed an NDA, you're not supposed to tell anybody, and so, uh, sorry, you owe the child rapist $100 million." What What judge is going to come down with that ruling? And I'm as I'm as cynical about judges in this country as anybody. So, that's that's not going to happen.

50:05 And likewise, the truth, if if you say, "Well, they're going to get sued for defamation." The truth is an absolute defense against defamation. You cannot be guilty of defamation for saying the truth. You could say whatever you want about anyone as long as it's true. So um the you know well and and the excuse is well you know these women they'll get sued and um and then even if they are telling the tr like telling the truth that well now they're caught up in court with some person with unlimited resources. Okay. Well, so here's what you're here's what you're telling me you think will happen.

50:54 You think that one of these women will come out and say, "Well, I was raped as a child by fill-in- thelank famous person." and that she's telling the truth, but then that that famous person will go to court knowing that it's true will will volunteer to go to court and have discovery where all of these things are now now they have to come out because now we're in a lawsuit. That's what's going to happen. And when that does happen, they're going to lose. So uh that that's not going to happen. And even if it did, you know, these women could uh they there there's no shortage of people who would gladly fund their legal offense uh their their legal expenses if they were to come out, name names, and then get sued.

52:04 I mean, they they could put out a GoFundMe and raise enough to cover the whole thing in like 24 hours. And they wouldn't even need to do that because on top of it, uh I should also mention some kind of breaking news here that Elon Musk responded to I made this point on X yesterday. Elon Musk responded to my post and said that he would personally pay the legal fees of any of these women. So, that excuse is out the window. And here's the thing. All of this is beside the point. It's all beside the point because these women could just give the names to any of their advocates in Congress, most of them very recent advocates, and have the names read out loud on the floor of Congress. And that would legally insulate everybody from getting sued.

52:56 They couldn't be sued. Okay? They cannot be sued for telling something privately to a member of Congress and the member of Congress can't get sued if they say it on the floor of the House. So they could do that. So there's no excuse. There is no excuse for why they don't just tell us what they know or have someone in Congress tell us for them. They could do that at any time. there is nothing stopping them and yet they refuse. So um and and that's what I'm just I'm just fed up with it. Tell us what you know or or or stop like tell tell us what you know.

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55:58 Like I I guess I just don't know what I'm watching, I guess. And uh I came into the room, my wife was figure skating was the event that was male figure skating, which is the worst of all worlds. And uh it's just and I watched two guys. It's funny because I watched I sat I watched it for 10 minutes. And so I saw two whatever they call it runs. I don't know what do you call what is it? Um performances. And the first guy goes and I think he's like from China or something. I think it was a Chinese guy. And he goes and he just does it. It's always the same. Like they do they do a jump twirl and then they do a twirl where they bend down low and they twirl. So there's the jumping twirl and the not jumping twirl. And that's every single figure skating move.

56:45 It's just jump twirl and then a a non-jump twirl. And so one guy goes and does his twirling and the announcers come on and to me it's like, "Yeah, it looks fine. I don't know. It's better than I could do. It's not very fun to watch, but it's impressive objectively. I mean, I I you know, I couldn't jump and twirl on ice skates. The announcers come on and explain that it was like it was terrible. It's the worst performance they've ever seen. It was it was stiff. It was bad. It was artless. Then the next guy comes on and does the exact same thing. It looks exactly the same.

57:17 And the announcers tell us it was the most beautiful, amazing thing they've ever witnessed. So, I, you know, I don't. But the real problem with the Olympics this year is that a number of the U American athletes hate America. So that's a that's a a slight problem. And uh so here are some Team USA freestyle skiers apologizing on behalf of America because you know America is committing the sin of enforcing its own laws. God forbid. Watch. I feel heartbroken about what's happened in the United States when it, you know, I'm pretty sure you're referencing ICE and some of the protests and things like that. Uh I think that as a country, we need to focus on respecting everybody's rights and uh making sure that we're treating our citizens as well as anybody with love and respect. And uh I hope that when people look at athletes compete in the Olympics, they realize that that's the America that we're

58:13 trying to represent. It brings up mixed emotions to represent the US right now. I think um it's a little hard. Um there's obviously a lot going on that I'm not the biggest fan of and I think a lot of people aren't if it aligns with my moral values. Um I feel like I'm representing it. Uh just cuz I'm wearing the flag doesn't mean I represent everything that's going on in the US. Um so yeah, I just kind of want to do it for my friends and my family and the people that support me getting here.

58:41 I have mixed emotions. mixed emotions representing America. You know, on the one hand, America has given me everything that I have and I have the most amazing life and uh every good thing I have in my life is because of America. But on the other hand, ICE agents look scary with their masks and um it makes my tummy hurt when they arrest Mexican pedophiles. You know, I got I got mixed emotions. Mixed emotions. I truly have. I mean, I hope these people lose. I I hope any Olympic athlete complaining about America on the world stage loses and is humiliated.

59:21 I hope they work their whole life to get to this moment and then fail. That's what I hope. Both of those guys, I don't know who they are. I hope they fail. I hope they lose. I hope they fail. That's what they deserve. You don't deserve to be there. Like, how dare you? Disloyalty is beneath contempt. This is snake behavior. This is rodent behavior. No loyalty, no gratitude. And even if there were legitimate reasons to be angry about ICE, which there aren't, but even if there were, you don't voice those objections at the Olympics in a different country in front of the world. You just don't do that.

1:00:04 You keep that in-house. I mean, that's like even if I had reasons to be mad at my family, which I don't, but if I did and I'm out in public and you come up to me in public in front of a crowd and say, "Hey, Matt, care to share your complaints about your family?" I'm going to say, "Hey, care to kiss my ass? Care to leave me the hell alone, you scumbag? You You care to do that? Because whatever issues I may have, I if I have issues with my family, I'm not going to publicize them. Like that's in-house. That's for us. That is private. And and the same goes for my country. That is in-house.

1:00:51 So that is a disloyalty, a total lack of gratitude, and it it should be condemned. This is not about free speech. I've heard some people defending this saying free speech is an American value. Yeah, they have the right to say that. They have the light the right to be disloyal snakes who go to a foreign country when they're supposed to be representing America flying our flag. They have the right to do that and then say I'm, you know, I'm kind of ashamed to be flying the flag. They have the right to and I have the right to say that they are disloyal snakes and they deserve to lose.

1:01:32 These are men of no honor, no integrity. This one is even worse. Here's Amber Glenn, who's a figure skater and apparently a member of the queer community, quote unquote, whatever the hell that's supposed to mean in her case. And here's what she had to say. When when given the chance to um stab her country in the back on the world stage, she was happy to take advantage of it. But here's here's the way she framed it. Watch.

1:01:58 Yeah. Uh it's been a hard time for the community overall under this administration. Uh it isn't the first time that we've had to come together as a community and try and fight for our human rights. And now especially, it's not just affecting the queer community, but many other communities. And I think that we are able to support each other in a way that uh we didn't have to before. And because of that, it's made us a lot stronger. Uh I hope I can use my platform and my voice throughout these games to try and encourage people to stay strong uh in these hard times.

1:02:41 Uh I know that a lot of people will say you're just an athlete, like stick to your job, shut up about politics. But politics affect us all. uh it is something that I will not just be quiet about because it is something that affects us in our everyday lives. So of course there are things that I disagree with but as a community we are strong and we support each other and brighter days are ahead of us.

1:03:12 Hard time for the queer community under this administration. She says, "Really, Amber? How so? In what way?" Of course, none of these reporters followed up on that. Why is it a hard time for the quote unquote so-called queer community under Trump? What has Trump done to you? Like, in what way has he made your life more difficult because you are queer, quote unquote? Can you explain how does no one follow up and say, "Oh, how why I mean what? Well, that oh, it's a a hard time for your community." Well, like why is he targeting you in some way? Is he taking away your rights? Uh is he what's what's happening?

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1:05:57 Like huge is an understatement. I mean five million live viewers just on YouTube. I think a little bit more than that. So, one of the biggest live streams in the history of the platform. Um, out of the out of the millions of live streams that have been done, this was top two or three. I think it was the biggest live stream in the history of uh, you know, for American uh, YouTubers ever. And uh, and then now that the video is up to 20 million views just since last night and just on one platform. But this was also this was on Rumble, this was on Daily Wire, this was on you know this was on a bunch of I think it was on X a bunch of other platforms and so massive win.

1:06:45 What what I I guess the the theme of the show today being fed up. What I'm also fed up with are all of the conservatives nitpicking and counter signaling and complaining. And there's a lot of that going on today a after the TPUSA show. And I'm so sick of it. I really am. I'm I'm fed up with it. TPUSA gets this incredible win. I mean, they go out and take a big swing. Do you realize how insane this is? Do you realize what as someone from the outside, I had nothing to do with this whatsoever. So just from as an outside observer, okay, this is crazy. Like what they did was crazy.

1:07:34 You're going to counterprogram the Super Bowl and you're going to do it on platforms where there's a scoreboard, where we can all see how many viewers you're getting? That that's insane. That's the kind of thing that I if I don't know if they had come to me and and told me the plan and said, "What do you think?" I probably would have said, "Yeah, it's like you you should go for it. Sounds exciting." But I might have said, "I you know, I think that that's a maybe not." Like I don't know if you should take that risk because here's the thing.

1:08:11 You're calling your shot and you need to hit a grand slam. to mix metaphors as uh John Caseich was to borrow from his playbook. You got to hit a grand slam or it's a failure. Like you need to get not thousands of viewers and not even hundreds of thousands but millions, tens of millions. You need millions of live viewers and tens of millions of total viewers or it's an embarrassment, right? Because you're going up against the Super Bowl. Now, you're not going to get, you know, the Super Bowl averages 120 million uh viewers, 140 million or whatever globally. You're not going to do that. Obviously, you don't need to.

1:08:51 But to make a dent, to get a win, you need millions. Like, it needs to be noticeable to the NFL. And they're never going to give us these numbers ever, but like they have to be able to notice that viewership dropped off during the halftime show because people were going over to TPUSA. And again, they're never going to tell us that, but internally, the NFL needs to notice it. If you get a hund, you know, if you get 500,000 viewers total, that that that that's a that you don't even notice that. It's got to be so big that it would be noticed internally by the NFL, which I guarantee it was.

1:09:34 And uh and if you don't get it, then it's an embarrassment, you know, and this is the first big really big swing they've taken after Charlie was killed. So this is and there, you know, it's like there's a lot at stake and they went out and did it. I mean, they built an alternative, which is what we say we want. They did more than just complain. Everyone's complaining about the halftime show. I complained about it that they're having this anti-American halftime show. It's going to not even be in English. They're bringing in this guy who's not American uh to to to perform for a non-American audience.

1:10:12 America football is an American pastime. It's an American institution. And uh so we're all complaining about TP USA says, "Well, well, okay, here's one thing we could do. We'll do our own. That'll send a message." and uh they went up against the big boys and they delivered a big win. I mean, that's that is it's crazy. I I don't know if it just I don't know if everyone quite appreciates what an accomplishment it is. And now I go on X and I mean there's a lot of conservatives that are happy about it and they're celebrating it, which is great, but I also see a bunch of conservatives whining, complaining, nitpicking.

1:10:51 I didn't like I didn't like the performer. I wish they got someone other than Kid Rock, first of all. And they they should have got someone bigger. I know what they should have done differently. They should have had a more famous person. Kid Rock was not They should have had a bigger pop star. First of all, do you idiots think they didn't think of that? You think it never occurred to them to try to get a big-time pop star who's f like, you know, relevant right now in the current year? Of course they did. But you're not saying anything. Well, I I you did this, but I think it should have been better.

1:11:30 I think it should have been bigger. I think it I think I think it should have been it should have been more. You should have got more famous people. Oh, wow. Thanks for that insight. That's Thanks for that valuable criticism. No one ever thought of that until you said it. No, I'm sure the people at TP USA, they thought that Kid Rock is just the biggest artist in in the world and like there's no one bigger. That's what they thought. No, it it couldn't be that they're aware of this, but it's really difficult to get someone to agree to something like this because you're TPS USA, so you're a conservative organization that already rules out most people who are in the entertainment business and you're going up against the the the Super Bowl halftime show. It could be a huge embarrassment.

1:12:22 So, even most artists who would might otherwise be tempted, they're looking at this and saying, "Well, what if we like, you know, I mean, what if I only get 500,000 viewers? It's going to look like I'm not a big star. That's going to be a reflection of me." And so, you know, they got Kid Rock. They got the biggest fish they could. And Kid Rock is a big name. He's also, by the way, an actually talented, multiaceted musician. You don't have to like his music, but he is. like he is he is objectively a much more talented musician than Bad Bunny like like by far not even close and uh so they went they got the biggest name they could and they and and then it's like make it as big of an event as you can because here's the thing long term which is what they're doing. This is why it's smart.

1:13:12 If if the gamble pays off, which it did, next year, well, now you you just had one of the biggest streams in history. Like, you put on a show that tens of millions of people are going to see. Well, now, and very smartly, it was not political. So, they didn't have it wasn't a bunch of like Democrat bashing and and and and all that kind of stuff. It was just it was a it was a show with a huge audience. Well, next year it's going to be much easier for bigger names to sign on because now you have this. You're like, "Hey, we got this." They'll end up with a total of what, you know, we'll see.

1:13:52 Maybe they end up with a total of 60 million or 50 or 60 million who watch this thing. Well, next year they can go to big like huge name stars and they can say, "Hey, we can get you 50 million uh viewers." And so, so here's what happens next year. either you you go out, you have an even bigger show, you get bigger names because now you have a track record, or maybe the NFL gets the message and they counterprogram you by having a bunch of patriotic flag waving country stars next year for the halftime show. They could do that. In which case, maybe you still do your event. Maybe you pivot and you turn it into like a a yearly music festival that happens around the same time as the Super Bowl. Or maybe maybe you do it in the summer, better weather. Um, that'd probably be smarter.

1:14:43 Uh, or maybe you take the win and you say, "Okay, you know, we push this iconic American brand, the NFL, back away from the brink, away from anti-American propaganda and we push them towards being pro-America." Like, it's a big either I three scenarios, all of them are huge wins. And yet you still have these whiners complaining. Actually, I I think this what actually this wasn't good. Actually, actually, this Can I Can I tell you why this actually wasn't good? Can I tell you why this thing that seems like a huge win for our side was actually bad?

1:15:24 I'm so tired of that. You useless dorks. Like, go do something. You go build something. You go create something. All you do is whine. these damn like commentators who only ever comment. That's all they ever do. And I say this as a commentator. I realize that. I say this as a commentator, but I've seen the other side of it, you know. I've seen the other side, too. When when we go out and make a film, our last two movies, take a big swing, big risk, same could could not pay off. It could be bad. Like it it might not work out. You might embarrass yourself. Um but the same thing happens. You know, you get right-wingers who who stick their fingers up and say, "Well, actually, this is bad." Actually, let me explain why a conservative pundit making a film that debuts top five at the box office is bad. But here's why it's actually a bad thing.

1:16:14 Anyone on the right who's tried who tries to do something other than just sit at a desk and give opinions has experienced this. And it's why we lose. I mean, it really is. We lose because there's no loyalty, there's no camaraderie, there's no sense of common purpose, there's no team spirit at all. And I'm not saying you can't ever criticize someone on your own side. That's not what I'm saying. But if your criticisms are totally pointless and useless, then yeah, you should keep that to yourself. So that's why the why TPUSA should have got a bigger headliner. They should have done that instead. Why didn't they get Taylor Swift?

1:16:52 Well, that you can keep to yourself. because that is not a helpful critique, you But if you have something helpful to say, then fine. But that's not what happens. You get all these people, and I'm not talking about normal people. I'm talking about influencers, commentators, fellow pundits, media people, podcasts or whatever, who uh they just immediately get to work to discount the achievement. This is what happens on on on the right. I'm tell like I've seen it, I said, I've seen it on both sides. Someone on the right does something, they take a swing, it works out, and immediately you got people on our own side that the first thing they think to do is to try to explain why actually it's it explain it away. Explain it away.

1:17:41 And then, God forbid you take a swing and it doesn't work. God forbid. God forbid you try something. God forbid you say, "You know what? I'm sick of just talking. I'm going to go try something. We're going to try this. Might not work. We're going to try it. God forbid it doesn't work. Cuz then people on your own side, they they they they will, oh, now it's blood in the water and they're so happy it didn't work and they will use it against you forever. These people on your own side. It's pure envy. Pure envy. That's all it is. It's not complicated. Uh TPUSA just had a a bigger stream than any of us have ever had. Okay. TP USA, you take any conservative, pundit, media, whatever, influencer, whatever you want to call this. Well, TPUSA just ate our lunch, okay? They just they just annihilated us. Like, they they had a bigger stream that I I I can't even like I've never even sniffed that. I'd never

1:18:38 come close to it. Um and and I love it. I mean, I I think it's great. I'm proud of them. Proud of them. I mean, I I did nothing. I'm just proud that they did that and uh and I'm proud that they did it, especially, you know, given what a to put it mildly, what a what a what a year, what a past year it's been. Um that they could show up and have a win like this. I just think it's I think it's extraordinary and I'm very happy for them. But you get these, you know, a lot of these other right-wingers that are just this is lame. This is bad. This is actually really bad.

1:19:21 No, we should have. No, no, no, no. Don't don't actually do anything. Just just tweet about it. That's all we're supposed to be doing. So um just ignore those voices is what I'm saying. And this is this is this is I think that TPUSA, they started the year. This is a great way to start the year by taking a huge swing. It could have backfired. It didn't. It was a big win. And um a like a real David and Goliath type of thing. Like taking on the NFL is amazing. So great way to start the year. I find it inspiring. I'm inspired by it.

1:19:56 And uh and this is this is what it should be about. Like go out and do things. And any conservative that you listen to that you you that anyone that you sit you you listen to us give our opinions. I mean there's a place to give opinions. I do it every day. I like to think there's some value to it. There's some utility to it. I would hope so. It's what I do every day. I care about it. Uh so I believe that there's a value to it. But any of us that you listen to, what you should ask yourself really as as someone in the audience is like, what else are you doing? This is great, but are you trying to actually go out there and do anything? Are you trying to create anything? Are you trying to build something? Are you trying to build movements? Are you trying to create entertainment, create art, create events? Like get people out there, get them involved? are you doing any of that at all? And if there's anyone you could

1:20:47 point to in this business who's not doing any of that, then I would say that's someone you don't need to listen to. That's someone with nothing of value to bring to the table. Period. And they're not serious. They're not serious about it because they're not putting their skin in the game. And they're not willing to risk getting embarrassed. And that that's someone we just don't need. I'm not saying they have to be uh excommunicated from but but we don't like you don't they they have nothing of value to bring to the table. So that's what I would say. Congratulations to TPUSA. We'll leave it at that and I'll uh talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day. Godspeed.

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Matt Walsh (Host), Gene Woo (Guest), John Kasich (Guest), Amber Glenn.

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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…

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