Ep. 689 - Pop Culture Predators
Today on the Matt Walsh Show, we’re going to discuss the sexually explicit, satanic new song from the rapper Lil Nas X. What makes it especially evil is that he spent the last two years carefully cultivating a following of very young children. Once again, the music industry preys on kids. Also Five Headlines including the trial of Derek Chauvin gets underway, Joe Biden says it’s our patriotic duty to wear masks, and the CDC director has an emotional breakdown on TV. In our Daily Cancellation, we’ll talk about the teacher who is caught on video trying to racially brainwash a student. The video is disturbing but important. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Ep. 689 - Pop Culture Predators
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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, we’re going to discuss the sexually explicit, satanic new song from the rapper Lil Nas X. What makes it especially evil is that he spent the last two years carefully cultivating a following of very young children. Once again, the music industry preys on kids. Also Five Headlines including the trial of Derek Chauvin gets underway, Joe Biden says it’s our patriotic duty to wear masks, and the CDC director has an emotional breakdown on TV. In our Daily Cancellation, we’ll talk about the teacher who is caught on video trying to racially brainwash a student. The video is disturbing but important.
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