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4:46Now PlayingFar-right commentator Matt Walsh makes a fool of himself over universal voting rights as he reveals he clearly doesn't know anything about the government's connection to the constitution. Rayyvana and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Matt Walsh“It's not fundamental to your human nature that you automatically are entitled to have a say over the political system in your country”
"MATT WALSH (HOST): You know, we see these kinds of studies and surveys all the time, and it's easy to overlook it and to say, well, yeah, we already know that. We already know that. Of course. That's not a surprise. And I guess we do already know it, but I fear that because we're so accustomed to this and we see the surveys and -- you know, Americans don't know anything about the history of their own country, they don't know anything about how their government works or is supposed to work, they don't know anything about anything. And we see all the surveys. We see the dumb guy on the street interviews that are all over YouTube and the late night shows and everything. And we're so accustomed to it that, although we realize this is the case, we don't really understand how significant it is and what a problem it is. You know, because we've grown so accustomed to it, we don't stop to think about it. "
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