Ep. 384 - Identity Politics In Disarray
A college professor made the lamest joke in recorded history at the impeachment hearing yesterday. But what's even more lame are the conservatives pretending to be offended by it. Also, a rally for Pete Buttigieg descends into chaos as the Left's system of identity politics continues to collapse around them. And a NYT article advocates being your own soul mate. We'll talk about why the whole notion of self-love is flawed. Can't get enough of The Matt Walsh Show? Enjoy ad-free shows, live discussions, and more by becoming an ALL ACCESS subscriber TODAY at: https://dailywire.com/Walsh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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A college professor made the lamest joke in recorded history at the impeachment hearing yesterday. But what's even more lame are the conservatives pretending to be offended by it. Also, a rally for Pete Buttigieg descends into chaos as the Left's system of identity politics continues to collapse around them. And a NYT article advocates being your own soul mate. We'll talk about why the whole notion of self-love is flawed.
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