Ep. 691 - Fairness Is Overrated
Today on the Matt Walsh Show, an NBC News anchor says on the air that he doesn’t care about being fair or hearing both sides. I actually agree with him, and feel much the same way. Also Five Headlines including CNN’s claims that there is no way to determine the sex of a baby at birth. And a school district took Thomas Jefferson’s name off of one of their schools, but they’re having trouble finding a new name. Apparently everyone in history, even very recent history, is problematic. Plus, Jill Biden butchers the Spanish language while standing in front of a very Nazi-esque flag. And in our Daily Cancellation, the woke mob finally comes for The Office. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Ep. 691 - Fairness Is Overrated
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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, an NBC News anchor says on the air that he doesn’t care about being fair or hearing both sides. I actually agree with him, and feel much the same way. Also Five Headlines including CNN’s claims that there is no way to determine the sex of a baby at birth. And a school district took Thomas Jefferson’s name off of one of their schools, but they’re having trouble finding a new name. Apparently everyone in history, even very recent history, is problematic. Plus, Jill Biden butchers the Spanish language while standing in front of a very Nazi-esque flag. And in our Daily Cancellation, the woke mob finally comes for The Office.
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