Ep. 704 - A False Narrative Falls Apart
Today on the Matt Walsh Show, officials in DC are finally, after four months, telling us the truth about the alleged “deadly riot” at the Capitol on January 6. And the truth is the opposite of what we have been told this whole time. Also Five Headlines including mainstream media journalists and legal analysts prove that they don’t understand how our court systems work in this country. The judge in the Chauvin case admonishes Maxine Waters. Planned Parenthood faces up to its racist past, sort of. And “incest advocates” make their case for marriage equality. Why shouldn’t we tolerate and accept their alternative lifestyle? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Ep. 704 - A False Narrative Falls Apart
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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, officials in DC are finally, after four months, telling us the truth about the alleged “deadly riot” at the Capitol on January 6. And the truth is the opposite of what we have been told this whole time. Also Five Headlines including mainstream media journalists and legal analysts prove that they don’t understand how our court systems work in this country. The judge in the Chauvin case admonishes Maxine Waters. Planned Parenthood faces up to its racist past, sort of. And “incest advocates” make their case for marriage equality. Why shouldn’t we tolerate and accept their alternative lifestyle?
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