Ep. 531 - Teachers Are Too Afraid To Go Back To Work, Not Too Afraid To Protest
Today on the Matt Walsh Show, teachers around the country are claiming that going back to school would be a “death sentence.” Yet many of them are out protesting in large crowds. It’s almost as if their “fear” of returning to work is performative and fake. Also Five Headlines including, speaking of teachers, a teacher who specializes in helping children with emotional needs, now arrested for assaulting a state senator at a protest. And in our Daily Cancellation we will cancel everyone who is claiming that police arresting suspects are “kidnapping.”
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, teachers around the country are claiming that going back to school would be a death sentence for them, yet many of them are out protesting in large crowds.
It's almost as if their fear of returning to work is performative and fake.
I don't know.
We'll talk about that.
Also, five headlines, including speaking of teachers, a teacher who specializes in helping children with emotional needs now arrested for assaulting a state senator at a protest.
So I think maybe she has So emotional needs of her own.
And in our daily cancellation, we will cancel everyone who is claiming that police arresting suspects are kidnapping them.
So all of that on the way.
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Now, this week, public school teachers in D.C.
who, you understand, care for nothing as much as educating the children and equipping the new generation with the tools they need to succeed in life.
That's what we're told about teachers.
That's all they care about.
But they protested the plan to possibly reopen schools in the fall by placing fake body bags outside of the school district's office.
Striking a careful balance between absurd melodrama and shameless self-aggrandizement.
One of the bags was accompanied by, you can see here, a cardboard gravestone that said, R.I.P.
favorite teacher.
Then you can see the others.
They read, killed in the line of duty.
How many will you let die?
Teachers across the country have been engaging in these kinds of theatrics for weeks now.
A recent CNN article says that educators are preparing their wills in anticipation of going back to work, which going back to work is an act apparently tantamount to being sent to death row.
In fact, a recent article on a website for educators called Bored Teacher, which I guess I know why they're bored, they're not working, claims outright that reopening schools is a, quote, death sentence for teachers, which seems to be the general sentiment expressed by many of the hundreds of teachers who have taken to the streets to protest the reopening of schools.
Now, one can't help but wonder Why these teachers, who see the classroom as some kind of death chamber, apparently have no concern about protesting in large groups.
You know, we should note that teachers have also had a notable presence at the BLM protests and the riots for the past several weeks.
In Portland, they've even formed a group called Teachers Against Tyrants, because again, they have nothing better to do, and they've been wading into the non-socially distanced mass of people to convey that political message.
In Philadelphia, teachers gathered with their students to march for Black Lives Matter.
Similar scenes have unfolded other places.
Texas, Austin, Texas, they've been out with their students as well.
If teaching in front of a classroom of children is a death sentence, what about standing in an enormous crowd of other adults?
Isn't that a death sentence?
Now, in reality, of course, neither a protest nor a classroom is a death sentence, or anything close to it.
The average age of a public school teacher in America is 41, putting most of them well outside of the high-risk age bracket.
They're also working closely with children, a group that happens to be least at risk of contracting, spreading, or developing serious complications from the virus.
So it's not that teaching carries no COVID risk at all, but that the risk is far less significant than what we're being told and what they're pretending.
And whatever the risk, it's hard to see how it would be substantially greater than the risk of attending a raucous protest with thousands of other adults.
Meanwhile, grocery stores, Walmarts, many other retailers have been open throughout the pandemic.
Even at its height, they were open.
Now, it's possible that I missed it, but I don't recall the collective voice of our nation's teachers crying out for Target to be closed for the sake of its workers.
In fact, I would guess that a fair number of these people who are allegedly so petrified of returning to the classroom have themselves been patronizing retail establishments and grocery stores this entire time.
And it's not just teachers.
I don't remember hearing almost anyone demand that these places be closed.
If we're supposed to weep for the fate of our doomed teachers, Why not Kroger cashiers?
What about them?
Now, I'll be told that all of this is very different from the situation teachers will be in when they return to school.
School is indoors.
It lasts for several hours.
Many students are confined to one classroom.
All of that.
Now, it's true that those factors present unique challenges.
There are also unique advantages, namely, as I already outlined, the fact that kids are statistically unlikely to contract or spread the virus.
Teachers will be spending most of their time, therefore, with the safest group of people to be around, at least as far as COVID is concerned.
This is one of the reasons, by the way, that the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that schools be reopened in the fall.
These are pediatricians saying, we have to reopen schools.
The main thing that ought to balance out the challenges and prompt any dedicated and good teacher to call for a return to class is the overwhelming importance of education.
This, after all, is the actual reason why few people complained about grocery stores and retail outlets remaining open.
We all believe those establishments are essential to the proper functioning of society.
That's why we were fine with them being open.
Don't we say the same, only more so for education?
Now, I've already argued on a previous show that, as far as I'm concerned, public school teachers can and probably, in most cases, should be replaced by parents.
As a homeschool advocate, I don't think that public school is essential, but most of the people protesting the reopening of schools would disagree.
It's they who would say, in any other circumstance, that kids need school and will be gravely harmed without it.
So isn't that enough reason to reopen the schools?
Putting everything else aside, shouldn't the fact that our children allegedly need the public school system be sufficient justification for getting them open again?
Isn't that all we need to say if you really care about the kids?
It's clear that the move to keep schools closed has less to do with precaution than with priority.
Education is not as important to some of these teachers as they used to pretend.
They will risk their lives to send a political message at a protest or to shop at Target, but not to teach our kids.
Children have to take a backseat.
But if there is one good thing to come out of all of this, I think, What we're seeing now, with teachers all over the country putting politics before their students and demanding that schools remain closed indefinitely, education be damned, what we're seeing really is the official and final death of the hero-teacher narrative.
Because for a long time, teachers were put forth as an untouchable group.
Saints, martyrs, heroes, above criticism.
The teachers' unions have worked very hard to construct and defend this false narrative and inculcate society into it.
It was never true, of course.
I mean, no group is above criticism, least of all government employees.
And given that these government employees work with our children and are entrusted with so much authority over our children, it is absolutely essential that we keep a critical eye trained on them, and that we're ready to hold them accountable.
It's extremely dangerous for teachers, of all people, teachers, to be seen as above criticism.
And this becomes even more the case when you consider that these government employees who spend eight hours a day with our kids and have enormous influence over our kids also happen to be overwhelmingly aligned with one political ideology.
So just to give you an idea of how strikingly disproportionate this is, I'm going to read a little bit from an article on the Pacific Research Institute's website.
Here's what it says.
This might not surprise you.
It doesn't surprise you that they're biased, but it might surprise you to see just how unbalanced it is.
The Washington Post, this is the Pacific Research Institute, says, The Washington Post reported on research conducted by Vernant Labs using political contribution data on the Democrat-Republican divide based on job type.
While it is unsurprising that among actors and actresses there are 90 Democrats for every 10 Republicans, many would be amazed to discover the teachers are actually as liberal or even more so than those enacting.
Among English teachers, there are 97 Democrats for every 3 Republicans, with the proportion being even more one-sided among health teachers, with 99 Democrats for every 1 Republican.
99 to 1.
While there are slightly more Republicans among math and science teachers, the article continues and says, among high school teachers overall, there are 87 Democrats for every 13 Republicans.
87 to 13.
every 13 Republicans. 87 to 13 overall.
Overall.
Okay, now just because a teacher has a certain political leaning that doesn't
mean they're going to overtly attempt to indoctrinate children into it.
But many do, overtly.
And many others do so not as overtly, perhaps not even consciously, but they still do it.
My point here is simply that, for the sake of our kids, this is a profession we should be watching very closely, like a hawk, very critically.
Many teachers are good at their jobs, and really do care for their kids, and are wonderful people.
I had some teachers like that as a kid.
But other teachers are, let's face it, political hacks, highly ideological in their approach, selfish, ill-equipped, incompetent, dishonest.
And this group has been making itself especially known this summer, and this is all something we should keep in mind for the future.
One final point.
Okay, I just want to mention this too because I know it's going to come up.
It will be argued that it's okay to close schools because we could just teach kids online, right?
We don't even need schools to be open.
This is false.
And it's coming from people, remember, who under any other circumstance would say that the actual in-person experience of school is essential to a child's development.
We homeschoolers have been hearing this socialization line for decades.
You know, we have to send our kids to school to be properly socialized.
Now, once again, I disagree with that claim.
But the people who made that claim should agree with it.
Which means they shouldn't be saying that now school can be replaced with a computer screen and we're not going to lose anything in translation.
But even aside from the social aspect, do you really think that a 9-year-old kid can be effectively taught via Zoom meeting or Skype chat?
No, the idea is absurd.
It's hard enough for kids to focus in a physical classroom.
Now you expect them to focus and learn by sitting in a chair for hours a day watching a talking head lecture them over video?
Again, the idea is absurd.
You cannot replace in-person learning with videos.
Kids are human beings, not robots.
If we care about educating our children, we'll teach them in person.
That's what they need and deserve, and that's what any good teacher would be wanting and urging that we do.
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Here's a good place to start.
Nice transition.
Two women have been arrested for assaulting a Democratic state senator in Wisconsin.
They went to the protest.
I think it was in Milwaukee.
The senator was there taking pictures.
This is a Democrat.
and they run up and assault him for no reason. They just assault him. Here are the mugshots of
these lovely ladies. You can take a look there. Samantha R.
Hamer and Corrida E. O'Reilly.
Now here comes the twist ending. One of these women is a teacher. Can you guess which one?
If you guessed the green haired one, well, nice guess. And I wish you were right because that
would be just perfect for what we're talking about.
But no, actually, the blonde chick is the teacher.
But either way, not just a teacher, okay?
She's a school social worker who specializes in working with kids with emotional needs and behavioral issues.
This is someone who's supposed to be helping children with emotional needs and behavioral issues, who is out in the street assaulting state senators.
Number two, let's stay here on the subject of lovely ladies at BLM protests.
Here's a Portland mom offering a rather loud and unsolicited explanation as to why she is out protesting.
Watch this.
I'm so tired!
I'm sleep-deprived because I'm a single mom and I work full-time and I have to come and spend my nights with you!
Because I can't stand in my own streets and say Black Lives Matter!
Black Lives Matter!
That's why we're here.
We're not here because of some f***ing building.
We don't care about the building.
We don't care about your stupid fence.
We care about black lives.
And I'm a mom and I heard George when he called out mama.
That's why I'm here.
That's why I'm here.
Because George called out for his mama.
You all have moms!
Your mom loves you!
George's mom loves you!
And my kids love me and I want to go home to them!
But they agree that this is important!
And it's not about some white ladies.
It's not about me.
It's about Black Lives Matter.
There are so many amazing black women who have been doing this fight for years, and I showed up late.
I'm so tardy to this party, but I'm making up for it because I'm so angry.
So angry.
And black people are allowed to be angry, and who cares if somebody graffiti's on this stupid building?
We're talking about human lives.
Of course, none of what she's saying there makes any sense whatsoever.
It was a stirring monologue, I'll give her that.
Very well rehearsed.
So I give her credit for that, but she says she can't stand in the street and shout Black Lives Matter.
Meanwhile, that's exactly what she's doing.
She's standing in the street shouting about how she can't shout, I can't shout Black Lives Matter!
I'm not allowed to do what I'm doing right now!
This is outrageous!
I can't do the thing that I'm doing!
And, you know, in fact, not only can you stand in the street and shout Black Lives Matter, but in many cases you can commit felonies, and as long as you shout Black Lives Matter while you do it, you're not going to be arrested.
So this is another protester who just has imagined A form of oppression in her head.
She has fabricated it like science fiction.
Just make-believe.
And she's out protesting against the oppression that she made up in her head.
And the whole bit about, you know, George Floyd crying out for his mama and she's there for George.
You know, I'm sorry.
Call me cynical.
I just don't buy the performative tears for George Floyd at this point.
I don't buy it.
I'm sorry.
Two months later and you're still overcome with grief.
In tears?
No.
There's quite a lot of death and murder in the streets of Portland or any other city every day.
Has this woman cried tears for them?
I mean, you're apparently so empathetic.
That this one person you don't know dies.
Two months later, you're still not over.
I mean, two months later, you're still in tears, literally breaking down, weeping in the street.
Well, so with all of that overwhelming, exuding empathy, what about all the other deaths?
I mean, do you walk through your day every day just overcome with tears at death and murder?
Or is it just this one particular death?
That upsets you so much, and not all the others.
We talked about Brittany Hill yesterday, young mother gunned down by Chicago gang members while holding her one-year-old daughter.
Her daughter cried out for mama.
What about that?
Why isn't this woman breaking down publicly in tears over that?
I mean, is it because her tears only come out in politically and ideologically expedient moments?
Is that why?
Number three, here's some good news.
Okay, too much bad news.
Let's get to some good news.
All of that coronavirus cash was handed out.
Loans and stimuluses from the government.
And if you're wondering whatever happened to that, don't worry.
It was put to good use.
David T. Hines of Miami obtained nearly four million in loans and went out and bought a Lamborghini.
There's the car right there.
Not a bad vehicle.
Not as nice as what I drive.
I mean, it's a few steps down.
For my taste, anyway.
But here's ClickOrlando.com reporting.
It says, a South Florida man fraudulently obtained $3.9 million in federal coronavirus relief loans, using some of the money to buy a $318,000 Lamborghini, prosecutors say.
David D. Hines was arrested and charged last week with bank fraud, making false statements to financial institutions, and engaging in transactions.
Defense attorney Chad Petrowski said Heinz is a legitimate business owner who is anxious to tell his side of the story.
He's got his side of the story.
It's not what it looks like, alright?
Like, I know it looks bad right now.
I've got a $319,000 car that I bought with coronavirus loans.
I know it looks bad.
I know how this looks.
Got a good explanation.
I'm anxious to hear what it is.
We're not provided the explanation, but now it's kind of a cliffhanger.
We'll have to check back, I guess.
I'll keep updating us on this story.
Let's go to the AP.
Joe Biden yesterday was photographed holding his notes for remarks he was giving, and he was giving remarks and he had notes, and the AP got a good view of his notes.
Let's look at this Picture there.
Um, okay.
His, his handwriting is almost worse than mine and my eyesight isn't very good.
So let me see if I can, um, okay.
It says Camilla Harris do not hold the grudges.
Is that, is he, is he listing good things about her?
Um, campaigned with me and Jill talent.
Does that say talented, talented?
I can't tell what that says.
Hold on.
Talented.
Great help to campaign.
Great respect for her.
How does he read?
I have this problem with my own notes when I write notes for myself and I can't tell.
It's like a foreign language.
I can't read my own handwriting.
I go back and try to decipher it.
I have to call in an Egyptologist.
Are they the ones that decipher hieroglyphics?
Anyway.
I'm just trying to figure out so he's he's listing good things or is he saying Kamala Harris do not hold like he's telling himself not to hold grudges against her are these these are reminders to himself about what he should think about her is that what this is this remind you ever seen that movie memento with um you know, or the main character has a, he has no memory, so
he forgets things after 40 seconds.
He has to write all these notes, he actually tattoos them on himself, just to tell him what
he should be thinking and feeling. Kind of reminds me of that. All right, number five, finally,
very important report here in the Daily Mail. Listen to this, it says, women across the country
are reporting a rise in aggressive eye contact since the introduction of face coverings in some
some public places.
New laws introduced over the weekend forced customers to wear face masks in all shop stations, banks, and post offices, while it was also mandatory to wear coverings on public transport.
But many women have been sharing stories online of aggressive eye contact And quote, hard staring from men wearing masks.
With one tweeting, grown men staring at you with a mask on is worse than when they don't have a mask.
UN Women UK Executive Director Claire Barnett told e-mail, that's with f-e-m-a-i-l, said, as we work to build back better following lockdowns, we need to prevent the lack of witness of antisocial behavior due to less populated public spaces,
as well as the anonymity face coverings can provide, leading to further rises in harassment and threatening
actions towards women, girls, and minoritized groups.
This will require widespread changes in attitudes and behaviors,
creating an understanding that behavior like unwanted and persistent staring is intimidating,
that we will have a role to play in making our public spaces more inclusive.
Okay, so this is someone from the UN who is set on the task of dealing with the problem of
aggressive eye contact.
I don't even, what is a, how can you make eye contact aggressively?
Hard staring.
I don't even know what that is.
But either way, this once again, we have the feminists, strong, independent women who are traumatized by aggressive eye contact.
Sure.
That's feminism for you.
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Okay, now for our daily cancellation.
Speaking of aggressive, we are going to cancel aggressively and with great wrath and vengeance everyone who is pushing the police are kidnapping people narrative.
Now we know this started in Portland when uniformed police officers were seen arresting someone and putting them in an unmarked vehicle.
This is something that has happened countless times over many decades.
It is very normal.
There is nothing unique or new about it.
But suddenly, somehow, for some reason, it's a scandal.
It's a horrible thing that's happening.
You know, arresting people in unmarked vehicles.
So here's the latest now.
A video of someone being arrested by NYPD has gone viral and has the left, to include people like Chris Hayes and Jerry Nadler, very, very upset about this video.
We'll play it right now.
Now watch this.
Shh.
Oh, no.
It's an arrest.
That's all.
Yes, the person being arrested doesn't want to be, but that's pretty typical of arrests.
The only other option aside from arresting people like that is to do it consensually, and this appears to be what the left has in mind.
You know, this is the way they think arrests should go now.
The officer should walk up, I guess, very politely and say, excuse me, but I noticed you committing a series of felonies.
Would you mind if I arrested you for that?
I mean, you see, we have these things called laws, and typically we... What was that?
Oh, you don't want to be arrested?
Oh!
Well, okay, I had no idea.
So, sorry to bother you.
Please continue.
Here, is this... You're about to throw a rock at a cop car, right?
Well, here you go.
Here's the rock right back.
Please proceed.
Sorry to interrupt.
Have a great day, sir.
Now, I wish I was joking.
That is really what they want.
Many leftists, in response to this video, have declared that the arrest was unjustified, how could they possibly know that from that footage?
It seems like they just have a problem with arrests in general.
How can you see a video of someone being arrested, no context, no footage of what transpired before it, and just know automatically that the person is innocent?
You don't even know what they're accused of doing!
I don't know what this person is accused of doing or why they're being arrested, but they're innocent!
Take me seriously!
It doesn't make any sense.
If minor details like facts matter, I'll tell you what they're arrested for.
The NYPD has explained it.
Here's NYPD News on Twitter explaining.
They put out a series of tweets.
It says, in regard to a video on social media that took place at 2nd Avenue and 25th Street, a woman taken into custody in an unmarked van was wanted for damaging police cameras during five separate criminal incidents in and around City Hall.
Uh, the arresting officers were assaulted with rocks and bottles.
When officers from Warrant Squad took the woman into custody in a grey NYPD minivan, this evening they were assaulted with rocks and bottles.
The Warrant Squad used unmarked vehicles to effectively locate wanted suspects.
uh... which which makes a lot of sense to make sense to use them for that reason they continue when she was placed in the warren squad's unmarked gray minivan it was behind a cordon cordon of uh... n y p d bicycle cops in bright yellow and blue uniform shirts there to help affect the arrest makes sense to me nonetheless people like chris hayes as you can see here say this is kidnapping this is dot dot dot kidnapping Very, very dramatic.
No, Chris.
This is not kidnapping.
This is making an arrest.
That's what it looks like.
Sorry to scandalize you, you hysterical child.
Oh, they're using unmarked vans!
The vans are unmarked!
So?
Why does that matter?
I say again, there is nothing strange, new, or scary about unmarked cop cars.
Police have been using unmarked cop cars for decades.
They use them, as was just explained, because sometimes the cops don't want criminals to know they're coming.
This is not a scandal.
This isn't anything.
It's just normal stuff.
Very normal stuff.
Here's what Jerry Nadler, a giant potato, come to life.
That's my theory, anyway, on Jerry Nadler.
Here's what he has to say about this.
He sent out a tweet.
This video of a protester in New York City being thrown an unmarked van is terrifying and should be unacceptable to everyone who respects the constitutional rights this country was founded on.
There must be an immediate explanation for this anonymous use of force.
Anonymous?
Anonymous?!
They have bright neon uniforms that say police on them!
You potato!
This is what we get for electing potatoes to public office.
I've always said we shouldn't, you know, we should stick with... with...
You know, non-potatoes at least.
Nadler says he's terrified, terrified of the concept of police making lawful arrests and putting suspects into unmarked vehicles, which they've done millions of times since the invention of the automobile.
Did Nadler just start being terrified by this now, or has he always been terrified of unmarked police cars?
Why didn't he say anything earlier?
He could have got some medication or something.
He's driving down the roads, he's an unmarked cop car at a, you know, doing traffic stops.
Does he break down in tears?
Petrified?
So just to review here, it is not illegal for cops to use unmarked vehicles.
They do it all the time.
It makes sense to use them because oftentimes criminals don't want to be arrested and will run away if you announce your arrival.
And in fact, despite claims to the contrary, it actually doesn't matter if criminals don't want to be arrested.
They can still be arrested even if they don't want to be.
And it's not kidnapping because police have arresting powers.
And that's why everyone complaining about this is cancelled.
And they're all potatoes.
All of them.
Potatoes are cancelled too.
Just for the record.
Just to cover all the bases.
And we'll leave it there for today.
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Thanks for listening.
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