Ep. 1055 - Dwyane Wade Exposed For Exploiting His ‘Trans’ Kid
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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, former NBA star Dwyane Wade has been parading his "trans kid" around like a pet for two years now. But a new report reveals that the boy's mother is not on board with this transition and she believes that Wade is doing it for money and attention. Imagine that. Also, the media comes up with its most absurd argument against voter ID yet. The White House tries to defend its secret social media censorship campaign. Caitlin Jenner and Dylan Mulvaney get into a fight and nobody wins. And a priest in Ireland is thrown under the bus by his own bishop when he dares to defend Catholic teaching during mass.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, former NBA star Dwayne Wade has been parading his trans kid, quote unquote, around like a pet for two years now, but a new report reveals that the boy's mother is not on board with this transition, and she believes that Wade is doing it for money and attention.
Imagine that.
Also, the media comes up with its most absurd argument against voter ID, yet the White House tries to defend its secret social media censorship campaign, Caitlyn Jenner and Dylan Mulvaney get into a fight, and nobody wins, and a priest in Ireland is thrown under the bus by his own bishop, When he dares to defend Catholic teaching during Mass, and you can't do that.
All of that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show.
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Dwayne Wade reached the end of his NBA career back in 2020.
He had faded from the spotlight during the previous few years, bouncing from team to team, averaging about 11 points a game towards the end, which isn't great in the NBA for his position, just so you know.
When he finally hobbled into retirement, he faced the terrifying prospect of irrelevance.
And it was at this exact moment when, conveniently, his 12-year-old son came out as transgender.
It's a very similar situation to, like, when Colin Kaepernick was, right at the moment he got benched, he decided to become a social justice advocate.
And for Dwayne Wade, right at the moment when he washed out of the NBA, he decided that he was going to do the same.
Couldn't have planned it any better, really.
The moment his NBA career ended, he was able to make the jump into the very profitable business of social justice activism.
In fact, his supposedly trans son, who he now calls his daughter, brought him more attention and generated more headlines than he was ever able to achieve on his own, even during his prime playing days.
So here's Wade, just to reminisce for a moment, here's Wade back in 2020, announcing his son's new identity to the world on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Watch.
So once Zaya, a 12-year-old, came home, and first Zayan, everybody, I don't know if everyone knows, originally named Zayan, Zayan born as a boy, came home and said, hey, so I want to talk to you guys.
You know, I think going forward, I'm ready to live my truth.
And I want to be referenced as she and her.
I would love for you guys to call me Zaya.
And so internally, now it's our job to, one, go out and get information.
To reach out to every relationship that we have.
My wife reached out to everybody on the cast of Pose.
We're just trying to figure out as much information as we can to make sure that we give our child the best opportunity to be, you know, her best self.
That's his job as a parent, he says.
His son comes home one day, announces that he's really a girl, and his job as a father, he claims, is to immediately accept this statement as fact, ask no follow-up questions, and follow the lead of the child blindly and without a hint of skepticism.
Not only that, but the father's next task is to apparently go on national television and announce his 12-year-old's gender identity to the entire world.
This is an important part of the affirmation process, you see.
Not only do you unquestioningly affirm whatever he says, but you also have to put it on a billboard for the whole world to see.
So that this identity that your child just adopted five seconds ago will now be set in stone, cemented in place.
From this point, Wade would go on to become a prominent advocate of trans rights.
And everywhere he went, he would be greeted with applause and adulation.
You know, he was just a washed-up NBA player before.
He was facing a life as an ESPN commentator, which is a lowly fate that anyone would be desperate to avoid.
But now, with his trans child, he found himself accepted, celebrated, beloved in the upper echelons of society in Hollywood.
Here he is on the red carpet earlier this year.
I just have to thank you because you've been amazing with your daughter.
It's pretty incredible.
What keeps you going fighting for her?
Just being, you know, just being a father and just seeing my child grow up every day and doing what you're supposed to do as a parent is to make sure that you sit back and, you know, you see what it is in life that they want to do and you try to What do you say to a dad out there whose daughter has just come home and said, I'm trans?
What do you say to that dad?
want to be. So we're just doing our part, you know, as parents and we love our kids
and we get to see them every day. That's what people on the outside don't get to see, but
we know them and we see them all the time.
And we believe them when they tell us who they are.
What do you say to a dad out there whose daughter has just come home and said, "I'm trans"?
What do you say to that dad?
Well, I say the moment when you were in the hospital and you grabbed your daughter and
you looked at your daughter and all the things that went through your mind, all the emotions
that went through your mind and how much love fills your heart at that moment.
Don't let that ever leave you, no matter what.
Like, the one thing as parents, what we do is we find our mini-me's and we try to make them just like us.
We just understand, like, our kids are going to be who they are.
It's our job to help mold them and help try to, you know, push them in the right places that they want to go, but just remember that moment, what you said, in that hospital that day they were born.
Yes, Duane.
Remember that moment in the hospital when your son was born.
Your son.
The doctor identified him by his sex.
All human beings are identified this way.
And that's who he was.
And that's who he still is.
So remember that moment.
Take your own advice.
At least that part of your advice.
The rest of it is nonsense.
He says that the job of a father is to, and I quote, Sit back and see what they want to do and go there with them.
Now, I'm not exaggerating when I say that this is the worst parenting advice I have ever heard in my entire life.
It is quite literally the opposite of parenting.
You know, a great way to parent would be to listen to what Dwayne Wade is saying and just adopt the opposite approach.
Just do the reverse of whatever the hell he is babbling about.
Because if I parented the way that he proposes, all of my kids would be dead right now.
None of them would have made it past the age of two if I sat back and went wherever they wanted to go and did whatever they want to do.
If that's how you're going to parent, then you aren't needed.
You might as well just abandon your kids in a forest somewhere.
Let them fend for themselves.
Maybe they'll be adopted by a friendly pack of wolves.
Honestly, Dwayne Wade's kids would have been better off raised by wolves than raised by him.
An actual parent, a real parent, is there to offer guidance and wisdom and insight and direction and correction.
That's the job of a parent.
That is what you are there for.
And if your son comes up to you one day and reveals that he's confused about his identity, he is in desperate need of guidance and wisdom and insight and direction and correction.
But he wasn't given what he was needed.
Instead, his confusion was affirmed and then exploited.
And that's certainly the case that the boy's mother, Wade's ex-wife, is making now in court filings.
From the Postmillennial, this was breaking news yesterday, it says, Wade's ex claims that Wade has been exploiting Zaya, who, quote, came out as transgender at the age of 12.
Siobhan Fuches-Wade has now filed paperwork to ask a judge to hold off on the legal name change, saying that Zaya's modeling contracts and influencer deals are Wade's impetus for forging ahead with the gender transition.
In the legal filing, Funches-Wade states, quote, I have concerns that Duane may be pressuring our child to move forward with the name and gender change in order to capitalize on the financial opportunities that he has received from companies.
Wade, who has had full custody since 2011 when the divorce with Funches-Wade went through, said in August when petitioning for the name change that the child's mother was only informed as a courtesy.
Funches Wade fought for four years to retain custody of the children.
She wants Zaya to wait until the age of 18 before making this change.
She is the child of both Wade's oldest children and is concerned that Zaya is being pressured into the changes by the elder Wade, who is, quote, poised to profit from Zaya's deals and sex change.
To back up her claims, Fuches-Wade said that she had a conversation with Wade in April, during which he explained the extent of the financial benefits of Zaya's sex change.
She said, "He told me that he intended to make our child very famous due to the name and gender
issue and also informed me that there would be endorsements and contracts associated therewith.
I am concerned," she went on, "that our child is being commercialized at a young age and also
is of the uncontrollable consequences of media exposure, i.e.
cyberbullying statements and or pictures taken out of context of our child and the unwanted spotlight focused on our child.
So in other words, Dwayne Wade is an abusive, evil monster.
And none of this is new.
In fact, the Dwayne Wade case is quite instructive.
You know, it's symptomatic of something, which is, it raises a question, which is, why is it that celebrities are so prone to having trans kids?
Have you noticed that?
How do you explain the high concentration of trans kids, quote-unquote, in Hollywood?
Dwayne Wade, Charlize Theron, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer Lopez, Busy Phillips, the list goes on.
It's because they use their kids as status symbols.
And there is no way around that conclusion.
In fact, even if it happened to be true that a kid could be, quote, trans, and that their transgenderism should be affirmed, and both of those things are emphatically not true at all, but even if it was, it would still be totally indefensible to make your child's gender transition public.
There's no benefit to your child in turning this into a public spectacle.
If he's on a gender journey, as you say, and if you actually wanted to give him space to be who he is, as you claim, then you wouldn't be crowding the space with cameras and microphones.
The only possible effect of the publicity is to set this new identity in place.
Now that you've made him into a leader, right, into an LGBT icon, and you've got the endorsement deals rolling in, and there's a lot of money on the line, and not only that, but in Dwayne Wade's son's case, like, he's making all this money, Dwayne Wade doesn't have a job anymore, and so, now I guess he's the breadwinner in the family, he's gonna feel like he's not able to switch back, or detransition, or have a change of heart.
And that, of course, is exactly why they do this.
They are leading their children, it turns out.
You know, I wish that Dwayne Wade was merely sitting back passively and following his child's lead.
That would be bad parenting, but not as bad as what he's actually doing.
Because what he's actually doing is actively leading his son into self-rejection, self-loathing, deeper and deeper confusion.
He has taken his son by his hand and guided him straight over the cliff and profited from it the whole way down.
It is, again, pure evil.
He should be shamed for it and disgraced for it, ostracized from society, arrested, you know, because this is abuse.
But instead, all he hears is applause.
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All right, I want to start here just for a nice laugh.
We are very much in the throw anything against the wall phase of the election season.
We've been in that phase for, I mean, like a decade or something.
And so here is NBC warning about voter ID laws and how they might disproportionately impact, wait for it, trans people.
Let's listen.
As Gen Z gears up to hit the polls, transgender voters are concerned they might be blocked from casting their ballots.
Yeah, that's because a growing number of states are enforcing stricter voter identification laws that disproportionately impact the community.
NBC Out reporter Joey Urqueba joins us now with more on this.
Joe, good morning to you.
So first of all, how can voter ID laws create obstacles for transgender people?
And where do we see some of the strictest voter ID laws?
Sure, yeah.
So voter ID laws disproportionately impact trans people because trans people are more likely to have IDs without the name that they go by and the gender marker that reflects how they present.
And recent research shows that just over 200,000 eligible trans voters in 31 states that both conduct their elections mostly in person and require or request ID at the polls don't have IDs that reflect their gender identities and the names they go by.
And, you know, the states that have the strictest voter ID laws are mostly concentrated in the South and Midwest.
So you're, you know, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Kansas.
So voters there are going to be most affected.
Hmm, yeah, this is a fun game.
You know, just spin the wheel and find out what trans people are disproportionately impacted by.
Throw a dart at the board and, you know, trans people are disproportionately impacted by car accidents.
Trans people are disproportionately impacted by tornadoes.
Trans people are disproportionately impacted by falling into volcanoes.
Trans people are disproportionately impacted by death.
Because when a trans person dies, they're really super dead, as opposed to when other people die and they're less dead.
So trans people are disproportionately impacted by everything.
And this is even sillier considering that you can actually change your gender and your name on your driver's license in all 50 states.
You shouldn't be able to do that.
Okay, if I was in charge, you would not be able to do that.
But you can.
So you can actually do that.
So what we're talking about here are lazy trans people Who want to identify as a different name and a different gender, but don't feel like filing the paperwork.
Like, they don't feel like going to the DMV.
But they also want to retain the right to be offended when they have to show their ID and somebody sees their biological gender on it.
Even though they chose not to change it.
They could do it, they just don't feel like it because they're lazy.
And that now becomes a violation of their rights.
But I do appreciate this because it highlights once again how just completely absurd...
The voter ID complaints actually are.
The left has not been able to come up with an argument against showing your ID to vote.
They're against it, but they don't know why.
At least they don't have a public-facing argument.
I mean, they do know why they're against it.
They're against it because they're opposed to voter ID because voter ID makes it harder to cheat.
And that's why they don't want it.
I mean, that is really the only reason you could be against it, is if You want to cheat and it's gonna make it harder for you to do so.
But they can't make that argument publicly and so maybe eventually they will.
We might get to the point where they are openly defending cheating because on the basis that it's the only way to save democracy.
So we're not quite at that point yet, so they can't say that.
So instead they're left with arguing that black people don't know how to get driver's licenses and don't know where the DMV is and have no way to figure it out.
And that trans people are traumatized by having to present an ID that they didn't feel like taking the time to change.
And it's also a part of this very familiar pattern of trans people acting victimized by their own choices.
So the trans person says, well, I have, I identify as a female, but it says, but I haven't, but my ID says male and it'll make me feel bad to have to present that.
What am I supposed to do?
Well, I don't know.
That's that.
I mean, that's your problem.
That's your fault.
That's, that's your own choice.
There's like a series of choices that have led you.
You chose to try to identify as a different sex.
You chose not to get your ID changed.
And now that's our problem?
Like, now we can't protect the integrity of our voting process because of this problem that you created for yourself?
How is that my issue?
It's the same thing when you hear from trans people that say, "Well, you know, a trans
person, a man, let's say, who thinks anyway that he's passing as a female and maybe he's
gotten surgery or whatever and then says, 'Well, look at me.
You think that I should have to go into the men's restroom?
How am I going to go into the men's restroom looking like this?'"
That was your choice.
That's not my problem.
I don't know what to tell you.
You made the choice.
You got the surgery.
You're dressing the way you dress.
That's all your decision.
And so, yes, you have now put yourself in an awkward spot when it comes to the bathrooms, because you don't belong in the women's bathroom, but you would be a little conspicuous in the men's bathroom.
I don't know what to tell you.
It's not my problem, and it shouldn't be the problem of the actual women who are in their restrooms and don't want a man in there.
So you're going to people who have nothing to do with the choices you made and expecting them to solve a problem that you created for yourself.
That's just not how it works.
Or at least it's not how it should.
It shouldn't work that way.
Anyway.
All right, some news on the free speech front.
Elon Musk has given more details about his plans for content moderation.
He tweeted this, "Talk to civil society leaders Jonathan Greenblatt, Yale Eisenstadt, Rashad
Robinson, Jessica Gonzales, Norman Chen, Derek Johnson, Ken Hirsch, and Sidney Benavidez
about how Twitter will continue to combat hate and harassment and enforce its election
integrity policies.
Twitter will not allow anyone who is deplatformed for violating Twitter rules back on the platform
until we have a clear process for doing so, which will take at least a few more weeks.
Twitter's content moderation council will include representatives with widely divergent
views, which will certainly include the civil rights community and groups who face hate
fueled violence."
Okay, I'm not going to claim that the Elon Musk takeover of Twitter is a bust at this
point.
He just got in there.
It's very early, right?
We need to give him time to figure it out.
So, I can understand all that.
But this also isn't a good sign, maybe we could say.
It's a bad sign.
Because he had a little group chat about content moderation and hate-fueled violence.
Every single person in the conversation was a leftist.
Every single one.
And not just like, We're not talking about Bill Maher-esque liberals, okay?
We're talking about far leftists, every single one included.
These are people with the ADL, the NAACP, other leftist advocacy groups.
So he says widely divergent views, but the views that are in that group there, they diverge on the spectrum between extremely left-wing and really, really extremely left-wing.
Like, that's the spectrum of divergent views that he has assembled so far.
And that's pretty concerning.
Now, again, still early, but it's something we should keep an eye on.
And, you know, if you really want to hear about the impact of harassment and hate and death threats and all of that on the platform, then you need to talk to conservatives.
And especially, in particular, you need to talk to conservatives who have faced the wrath of the trans activists, because the trans activists are Far and away, without even a close second, the most vicious and vile people on social media.
And there is just no rule of decency and no law that they respect or will abide by.
They just do not care about any of that.
I know this from experience.
And it's like people are always talking about the, people always talking about death threats.
Anytime a leftist says anything, it's a little bit of criticism.
I'm getting death threats all over the place.
And maybe in some cases they're right, but I think very often this is exaggerated.
What I can tell you though, is that death threats, death wishes,
things like that doxing and all of that, when I talk about that from the trans activists,
It is 100% not an exaggeration.
This is just, it is guaranteed to happen when you go up against these people.
So, if you're really interested in having a full conversation about this problem, you need to bring people in who've experienced that part of it.
And so far he hasn't, but hopefully he does.
Meanwhile, the White House responded to the Intercept report about DHS using social media companies to suppress speech.
And I guess we could call this a response, such as this.
Here it is.
There was a reporting in the Intercept about opportunities for the federal government to identify for social media
companies different posts that contained what was perceived as misinformation about the origins of COVID, the vaccine,
other things as well, you know, such as Ukraine or the U.S.
President.
withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Yeah, so look, I'll say this.
The Biden administration remains fully committed to our mission to protect the security and resilience of our elections and safeguard election infrastructure.
That includes combating disinformation.
That is something that we are committed to.
We work to protect that, protect Americans from disinformation that threatens the homeland, including I want to be very clear that cross-agency work continues to this day.
Don't want to get ahead of anything else.
sorry pardon me, began before the disinformation governance board was
established. In fact some of that work began before this administration. So you
know I want I want to be very clear that cross-agency work continues to this day.
I don't want to don't want to get ahead of anything else.
This is a Department of Homeland Security so I would refer you to them.
misinformation.
I don't have anything more to add.
This is a Department of Homeland Security that I refer you to.
Adversaries.
Gotta watch out for them gut-dang adversaries.
You know, we've talked plenty about why the government shouldn't be in the business of policing what it deems misinformation or disinformation.
I want to point out one other thing, which I'm not sure if we've really taken note of to the extent that we should.
Notice the confidence on the left.
They want to give the governments and governmental agencies this power over information to decide What is misinformation, disinformation, and then to suppress it?
Which is just a profound power that they want to grant the government.
The government's already granted itself this power.
So they want to do this, and they're not worried.
About what'll happen if Republicans take over the government.
They're not worried about if Republicans win in 2024.
I mean, think about that.
They tell us that Donald Trump is an existential threat to democracy, he's a fascist, he's Hitler, and all these things.
And they're also very worried that he'll run and win in 2024.
And yet at the same time, they are expanding every moment the scope and power of the federal government.
Knowing that Donald Trump might be in charge of that in a couple of years.
So how do you make sense of that?
They aren't worried about these powers being used against them.
Why is that?
Well, for one thing, for all their talk about fascism, they actually know that Republicans wouldn't do many of the things that they do.
So they know that even if Republicans could, They wouldn't go behind the scenes to social media companies and give them a list of leftist talking points and leftist ideas that they want erased from the internet.
They know that's the kind of thing that only they will do.
So, that's part of their confidence.
The other thing, though, is that they know that they, as leftists, are so deeply embedded into the system, into the government, into these agencies, That it doesn't matter who's in the White House or who's in Congress.
They know that.
We saw that in 2016 through 2020 with Donald Trump.
You know, he had the entire federal government against him.
And so it almost didn't really matter what he did or what he said.
While they were doing all their hand-wringing and being chicken littles running around saying the sky is falling, it actually didn't matter that much.
And then when Donald Trump left, whatever I can't even say that much progress was even made, but whatever progress was made, it was all just reversed immediately.
Just four years, wiped out about five seconds.
Partly through executive orders, and also partly just because the federal agencies were always in the hands of the Democrats.
The only thing they couldn't reverse are the Supreme Court picks.
Although they would like to, they're trying to.
dilute that by expanding the quarter, you know, abolish the spring quarter, any of this nonsense.
That was the only thing they couldn't take away. Everything else just, oh, it's gone. Just like that.
And, and they know that. So that's, that's the confidence that they, that they have.
All right, I haven't mentioned anything about this.
There's this, maybe you've heard about this cat fight between two males, Dylan Mulvaney and Caitlyn Jenner.
A little background on this, Mulvaney did, and I'm not even going to play it for you because even I have my limits for the grotesque things that I'll subject you to, but he did one of his grotesque, ridiculous, days of girlhood videos.
where he talked about going to the store in tight pants and having a bulge you know because he has a penis because he's a man um uh he wants to be a woman but his penis was visible through his shorts and this is what he was doing a video about this And he said that, um, this is why we have to normalize the bulge for women.
That was his, uh, that's his, you know, campaign slogan.
That's the banner that he's marching under.
Now, Jenner responded to this by saying, let's not normalize any of what this person is doing.
This is absurdity.
And then in a follow-up, he said, he's talking about his penis.
Which, I mean, pointed to the obvious there.
Thanks for that, Jenner.
Now, this led to lots of outrage on the left, because Jenner is calling it absurd, but also because Jenner, quote, misgendered Dylan Mulvaney, referred to him as a guy.
And Mulvaney responded to that.
We'll play a little bit of this.
This one's a little bit safer.
I don't think you start talking about his bulge here, but you never know with this guy.
So let's watch a little bit of this.
And I didn't start Days of Girlhood because being a woman sounded fun.
being embarrassed about your body or having strangers give you dirty looks.
That's why I made that video, because I was embarrassed and I wanted to reclaim
my body in a positive way and now you've taken that and you've turned it into
something really ugly. And I didn't start Days of Girlhood because being a woman
sounded fun. I started this series because of the unspoken shame of being
newly trans. I still have so much to learn!
And we come from very different generations, and you're so much farther along in your journey than I am.
But I have cheered you on from the second you came out, truly.
And I'm so happy that you've had the surgeries that you've desired.
But I'm 25 years old, and I am on day 233.
I can't even get bottom surgery right now if I wanted to.
I haven't been on hormones long enough.
And this whole situation makes me not want to share my surgical plans because there are so many trans women who don't have access to it or they don't want it and it doesn't make them any less of a woman.
You know, funny enough, one of the only things that we do have in common is that I'm going to one of your surgeons!
You know, I'm just, I'm not as far along as you.
Please be patient.
And, you know, now that I think about it, I don't even think I have interest in getting to know you because the way you use your platform to publicly degrade me, it told me everything I needed to know about you.
And a trans person invalidating another trans person's transness is pretty evil in my eyes.
Like, the call is coming from inside the house!
It's coming off very selfish, you know?
Is no one else allowed to be trans?
I, for one, am excited to welcome anyone into our community, because I know how isolating it can be.
And this whole situation, it feels like the movie Mean Girls.
I mean, Halloween is right around the corner, so there's a costume idea for us, I guess.
I don't know, I digress.
But you've been accepted, like, you've been accepted by a group of people that clearly does not accept me.
Alright, shut up, dude.
Yeah, it's very isolating.
It's very isolating for Dylan Mulvaney to be a girl, supposedly, for 45 seconds and to be greeted with, you know, adulation and applause and corporate sponsorships and brand deals and, you know, invited to speak at women's summits.
It feels very isolating and alone.
Isolating and alone to be an actual woman, maybe.
I can see that as being isolated, making you feel isolated and lonely when you're an actual woman and you've been living as one because you are one your entire life and then this guy comes along and just jumps to the front of every single line.
Well, yesterday Jenner responded by apologizing for misgendering Mulvaney.
He tweeted, Right, someone on his team.
on Miss Jenner's team haphazardly misgendered Dylan in the tweet he is talking about his penis.
For this, we deeply regret the comment and have taken the appropriate actions
to rectify the situation internally.
Miss Jenner has no further comment on the matter and stands by her statements otherwise.
Right, someone on his team.
Well, he is on his own team, so I guess that's accurate.
You see, once again, this is why Caitlyn Jenner never should have been embraced by conservatives,
'cause that's the real story here.
story.
And I've seen some conservatives respond as defending Jenner.
He deserves no defense.
Really, this is a story about the moron conservatives, the idiots who embrace this guy, and they just look dumber and dumber every single day.
Never should have been embraced by conservatives.
He is not a good advocate on this issue, or on any issue, but especially on this one.
Okay, to use the leftist terminology, he is not an ally.
So these idiot conservatives think, well, if we have a trans person come in and criticize the trans agenda, well, that's the Trump card right there.
That's the ace up our sleeves.
No, that's the last person who can criticize the trans agenda, is someone who's actively promoting it!
You know what it's like?
It's like if you want to do a news segment, if you want to do a television segment about the problems of drunk driving, and so you have someone come on the air who is currently drunk and drove to the studio, and you have him come on to talk about the dangers of drunk driving.
That is the worst advocate, or that's the worst person to talk about this issue.
Especially if he's talking about it by, you know, you have this drunk bastard coming on criticizing other drunk people.
If you want someone to come on TV and, you know, extol the virtues of moderation, it shouldn't be an actively drunk person.
Now, you want to bring someone on who is a recovering alcoholic, used to be an alcoholic, has gotten past it and is recovering and can talk about, retrospectively talk about what it was like to be an alcoholic, you know, as someone who experienced it and got past it, that's different.
Just like if you want to talk about the transgender agenda, yeah, and bring on a detrans person, someone who was in that life and managed to get out of it and can talk about it again retrospectively, that's a great advocate.
But not someone who is actively in it right now and promoting it, which Jenner is.
He refers to himself in the tweet as Miss Jenner.
Because you know what?
You're putting the other side in a position where they're right.
What Dylan Mulvaney said there, most of that is basically right.
From Caitlyn Jenner's perspective, he's right about that.
Because basically what he's saying is, wait a second, if you get to be a woman, why can't I?
Where do you come off calling me a he, and yet you expect us to call you she?
How does that work?
He's actually right about that.
That's what a brilliant advocate Caitlyn Jenner is.
He puts us in a position where we have to... He gets into an argument with a guy like Dylan Mulvaney, and Dylan Mulvaney is right.
He gives this... Be careful the words I use.
He gives this individual the opportunity to be right about something.
That's how terrible Caitlyn Jenner is.
That's not going to stop... Yeah, he's a Fox News contributor.
That's not going to stop Fox from bringing him on.
The worst possible person.
All right.
We've heard a little bit about Happy Meals recently.
There's been a little bit of Happy Meal talk on the show for whatever reason.
Happy Meals have entered the culture war.
Not that I want them to, but that's just the way that it's worked out.
So Yahoo reports, hot on the heels of the Boo Buckets promotion, McDonald's announced the release of its new Happy Meal toys, figurines based off characters from Black Panther Wakanda Forever, which heads to theaters November 11th.
There are 10 toys in total, all of them characters from the new Marvel movie.
These might seem like ordinary toys, But they continue a quiet theme that has run through all of the fast food chain's recent promotions.
Representation.
Very important.
It's very important to be represented by a Happy Meal toy, because that's what we all Look for in life.
You know, that's what we want to see.
That's how we find our own guiding light in life is in a Happy Meal box.
And it can be very traumatic when you pull the toy out of the Happy Meal box and you don't see yourself reflected in it.
That's what I want.
When I get a Happy Meal for my children, I want to make sure that I am personally reflected in the Happy Meal toys themselves.
In its announcement of the new Happy Meal toys, McDonald's explains that the Wakanda Forever lineup gives everyone the chance to see and celebrate their inner hero.
The first Black Panther movie set a whole new standard of representation on screen.
And now, we're excited to bring that experience to our restaurants and help fans see and celebrate their inner hero with this new Happy Meal toy.
Because seeing is believing.
Jeez.
Good God.
First of all, I cannot understand I'm being somewhat Rhetorical when I say that, but why are we pretending that Black Panther was like the first movie with black people in it?
It's this desperate attempt to turn it into some kind of historically significant glass ceiling breaking moment.
What?
Have you seen no movies in the last 40 years?
What are you talking about?
It's not even the first black superhero.
So what is the significance here exactly?
And then on top of that too, it's just you see how like everything is designed to encourage narcissism.
You know, it's like you can't enjoy anything for its own sake anymore.
It's always about yourself.
Even right down to damned Happy Meal toys and stupid superhero movies.
Because what's the marketing promotion here?
Well, it's all about celebrating you and your inner hero.
Why would Black Panther be about celebrating you or your inner hero?
Isn't Black Panther about the character Black Panther?
Aren't you watching it to see that story unfold?
But no, you're actually watching it so that you can see yourself as the hero on the screen.
It's really all about you.
So you're not enjoying a story anymore.
No one enjoys the story, because really it's all about themselves.
And when you watch a movie, it's like you want to, really you're just staring into your reflection in the mirror.
Everything is focused back to the self.
Um, it's just, uh, every part of it is ridiculous, but at least as far as I know that these are,
these are happy meals for kids anyway.
So they've gotten away from the adult happy meal thing.
Although I'm sure there are plenty of adults who go and disgrace themselves by buying these
things.
Uh, let's get to the comment section.
Hi, I've been watching your Daily Wire show for a while.
Today was no exception.
You rightfully canceled Anne Hathaway, but I want to offer this as a concept.
When I was a state representative, we debated abortion.
I posed a question the other side couldn't answer.
If you're wrong on abortion, what does that get you?
And if I'm wrong, what happens?
Of course, the answer is, if I'm wrong, you have a beautiful baby.
This is what I've called the Pascal's wager of the abortion debate, you know, because if we are wrong about the abortion issue and we succeed in stopping abortion in many places, which we have, then the end result of our wrongness is that lots of people are living who would not otherwise have been allowed to live.
That's the end result of us being wrong.
It's also the end result of us being right.
But if the other side is wrong, right, the end result is that millions of human beings are dead.
If they're right, so if the pro-abortion side is right, then that means that a bunch of clumps of cells were discarded and it doesn't mean anything if they're right, which they aren't, but if they were.
But what I'm saying is that if they're wrong, the consequence of their wrongness is mass slaughter on an unthinkable scale.
So worst case for the pro-life side, if they're wrong, is that there's a whole bunch of people that lived and wouldn't.
Worst case scenario on the pro-abortion side is that you've got the Holocaust times 10.
You know, that's happened over the last several decades.
And this argument is important because even the most hard-line pro-abortion people will usually admit a certain amount of uncertainty.
They don't know when life begins.
They're not going to say when it begins.
They won't answer that question.
And they always just remember Barack Obama infamously said, it's above my pay grade to answer that question.
They all give an answer similar to that, which means that even according to them, they could be wrong, which means that they, by their own logic, they at least could be Supporting, promoting, encouraging the mass slaughter of human beings.
Which would be reason enough to be pro-life.
That's the interesting point here, is that you don't need to have a firm answer on when life begins to be firmly pro-life.
Now, I do have a firm answer, but you don't need to.
All you need to know is that it's at least It's plausible that life begins at conception.
It's at least plausible that life begins at conception, which leaves open the door of possibility that if you support abortion, you are supporting genocide.
And I don't know about you, but I wouldn't want even the possibility that I'm supporting genocide.
Let's see, Bradley Williams says, Matt, as a black man that grew up in the hood in the late 90s and early 2000s, I appreciate you covering this topic because gangsta slash street slash trap rap music has been a problem in the last 30 years since the rise of death row records in the early 90s.
White liberals literally told us and forced us to believe that this is black culture, and it's not.
Another similar comment, SinsWitty says, I got lost in hip-hop for years.
Having an absent father, I gravitated towards the anger and pain of 1990s rap.
I became obsessed with it, started rapping, and adopted the culture.
I still love hip-hop, but only as a fully functioning adult do I understand the issues with diving too deep into an angry source of art.
You have to listen and learn from mistakes that they're making in their music, not following their footsteps.
By the way, I'm still an ill rapper.
Yeah, it's anger.
It's not just angry music.
Rap was not the first example of angry music to come along, obviously.
But it's angry, it's degraded.
And that's not the case necessarily for every single rap song that's ever been made.
Because at its fundamental level, I mean, rap is supposed to, I suppose, be poetry set to music.
That's what it's supposed to be.
It's very lyrical, it's beat heavy, and that's what it is.
And there's no reason why that, you know, performing a song which is very lyrically heavy and there's a beat in the background, there's no reason why that is inherently immoral or something.
Of course it's not.
But that just makes what rap has become, it just makes it all the more outrageous and infuriating.
Going back to the first comment, it doesn't need to be this way, it didn't have to become this.
There's no reason why it has to be this, but this is the decision that was made, and it was made at the highest levels in the music industry.
Because this is the most profitable, this is what they could sell.
This is the culture they could sell.
Eric Wade says, Love your show, Matt.
I watch every day.
A year into marriage, my wife and I learned that she was medically incapable of conceiving or bearing children.
One of my coworkers said that he would have filed for an annulment because he couldn't consider himself a real man if he hadn't sired children.
I didn't find him particularly impressive as a person.
He was a career desk jockey, and his kids were nothing special.
They're probably all majoring in gender studies, as I write.
I enjoyed your testosterone-blinkered blue pill normie reminder, Matt.
It's always amusing for a 30-year veteran like myself, who faithfully served his country in some of the world's most awful places, to be told that he's not masculine enough, so I guess I might as well shave daily from now on.
Apparently, I'm not man enough to crawl among your sweet baby gang.
By the way, the term manosphere was coined by mostly apolitical thought leaders in the early days.
of uh men go their own way it simply refers to men in a context that doesn't focus on women okay eric this is what frustrates me because if i if i if i make a general statement and then i say that there are exceptions because there are of course exceptions to most general statements and if you are an exception then why are you offended If you look at that and say, well, that's not the case for me.
Okay.
Well, then it's not the case for you.
I didn't say Eric Wade.
This is true of Eric Wade.
No, I don't know you.
I don't know who you are.
And so if I'm making a general kind of observation, which is that most men are called to the vocation of fatherhood, but not all.
If that's the general statement I'm making, which I mean, do you even disagree with that?
Or do you think that a majority of men should not be fathers?
I mean, are you advocating for essentially the extinction of the human race?
Because that's what it would be.
So I assume you don't advocate for that, which means you agree with my general statement, yet you're still taking offense.
Why?
I then said that even men who are not called To have biological children are still called to a life of paternal service in some other capacity.
So you've just, you've skipped over that part of it.
So in fact, yeah, I do think that every man is called to fatherhood.
For most men, that's going to be fatherhood in the traditional biological sense of the term, but not for every man.
There are other ways to be a father.
I gave one example, which is the religious life.
It's not the only example.
But that's what every man is called to do.
A life of paternal service in some capacity.
Which is just another way of saying that no man is meant to live a life entirely focused on himself and serving only himself.
No man is supposed to live a life like that.
Now, you're telling me that you have a 30-year veteran, so you obviously have not lived a life like that.
A life that is focused entirely on serving the self.
So, again, it's all the more reason why you You fall into the second general statement, which is that all men are called to a life of service.
So I'm just not sure what the issue is here.
Kim says this logic can be applied to all media, including action movies.
Not everything has to be about the culture war.
These young men were tragically murdered simply for being at the wrong place and time.
Well, that's strange, isn't it?
It's a weird coincidence, isn't it?
Rappers are constantly at the wrong place and the wrong time, while country stars are like they never have that problem?
Pure luck, I guess.
Or maybe the genre openly advocates criminality and violence and the rappers themselves live lives of criminality and violence in a culture of criminality and violence and that's how they so often wind up in the wrong place because the entire culture that they exist in and have helped to create is wrong.
There's that possibility.
And finally, Lady Studio says, Write a book about violence.
Thumbs up.
Write a movie about violence.
Thumbs up.
Write a country song about violence.
Thumbs up.
Write pop songs about violence.
Thumbs up.
Write rap songs about violence.
You're glorifying violence.
Rap, rock, and metal are the only genres deemed unacceptable when they have lyrics about violence.
Well, this is just really stupid, I'm afraid to say.
First of all, as we had talked about, These forms of media are not all created equal.
They are different and they affect us in different ways.
A song can totally change your mood in like 90 seconds.
That's how quickly it works.
A book can't do that.
Even movies and shows can't do that to the same extent.
I mean, they can affect your mood.
Any form of media can.
But they're not going to do it as quickly and efficiently And with the same kind of power that a song does.
And I'm not just talking about moods here, but I'm simply pointing out the power that music has to sway us, to move us, and it's silly to deny that.
Also, these rap songs, they're not just about violence, okay?
Over the weekend, I watched All Quiet on the Western Front on Netflix, which is an excellent film, highly recommend it.
And it is about violence, at least in part.
It's about World War I and the hopeless brutality that these young men endured.
It's about that.
It shows that.
It portrays that.
It's not promoting it.
It's not glorifying it.
Quite the opposite.
It's actually an anti-war film.
You don't leave the film itching to go jump into a trench and get into some trench warfare.
You don't leave it feeling like World War I was a fun romp in the sun.
The film is about violent events.
It portrays the violent events.
It doesn't promote it.
Okay, what about these rap songs that we're talking about?
Well, they actually actively promote the violence.
They try to make it seem cool.
The rappers are bragging about their violent exploits, the crimes they commit, and so on.
Kids are not going out to emulate German soldiers in World War I. They are, in fact, emulating rappers.
And they're emulating everything about them.
The way they dress, the way they talk, they do what they do.
They carry themselves in the same way.
They adopt the same sets of values, emulating every aspect of them.
Why?
Because again, music is extremely powerful.
It gets right to the core of a human being.
It sways and it moves people in ways that other forms of media don't.
And the rap industry, again, generally speaking, has used this power to actively, explicitly glorify the worst forms of human behavior.
So that's the difference.
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You know, various saints in the early church are credited with declaring that hell is paved with the skulls of bishops.
St.
John Chrysostom was even more descriptive.
He wrote, "The road to hell is paved with the bones of priests and monks, and the skulls of bishops are the lamp
posts that light the path."
Now his point was not that all leaders in the church are bad, but rather that they are called to be very good, to be
virtuous and noble.
And if they fail, if they don't live up to their calling, if they choose cowardice and corruption over courage, then the consequences for the flocks that they're misleading are dire.
Just as the consequences we can assume that they will personally face at Judgment Day will be dire as well.
And I thought about that Christos quote.
Yesterday, when I read about Irish Bishop Ray Brown, who is the subject of today's Daily Cancellation, the story begins, as Rod Dreher reports this week in the American Conservative, with an old priest named Father Shayhe in the Diocese of Kerry in Ireland.
Father Shayhe stood in front of his congregation over the weekend.
and said that churches need to start talking about the reality of sin.
And he then mentioned certain sins that have gained mass approval in society, including promiscuity, sex before marriage, homosexual sex, transgenderism, abortion.
Here's the relevant portion of that sermon.
What is so sad today is you rarely hear about sin, but it's rampant.
It's rampant.
And we see it, for example, in the legislation.
of our governments.
We see it in the promotion of abortion.
We see it, for example, in the example of this lunatic approach of transgenderism.
We see it, for example, in the promotion of sex between two men and two women.
That is sinful.
That is mortal sin.
And people don't seem to realize it.
But it's a fact.
It's a reality.
And we need to listen to God about it, because if we don't, then there's no hope for those people.
And so God is also telling you and me today, look, you have a responsibility to seek out those who are lost.
You have a responsibility to call people to an awareness of the fact that sin is destructive.
Sin is detrimental.
And sin will lead us to hell.
When we honor the saints on the first of this coming month, we honor people who are saints.
Why are they saints?
Because they repented and because they sought forgiveness.
As somebody said one time, heaven is full of converted sinners.
And so today God says to us, I have come to call sinners.
But if you don't admit you're a sinner, then you're not listening to my call.
And I can't do anything for you.
Because it's a two-way street.
Now there are people you see who won't like to hear what I'm saying.
But the day you die, you will find out that what I'm saying is not what I invented.
It's not what I came up with.
It's what God is saying.
Well, that was all very Catholic.
It was a completely accurate summary of official Catholic teaching on sexual morality.
But if we've learned one thing, it's that a Catholic church is no place for Catholicism, especially not in Ireland.
And that's why Bishop Ray Brown responded by immediately throwing his priest under the bus and groveling for forgiveness from those who were offended to encounter Catholicism in a Catholic church.
Brown posted the following statement to the diocese website.
He said, "I am aware of the deep upset and hurt caused by the contents of the homilies
in question delivered over the weekend.
I apologize to all who were offended.
The views expressed do not represent the Christian position.
The homily at a regular weekend parish mass is not appropriate for such issues to be spoken
of in such terms.
I regret that this has occurred while a parish pilgrimage to the Holy Land is taking place.
The gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is a gospel of love and ever proclaims the dignity of every human person.
It calls on us all to ever have total respect for one another.
This fundamental Christian teaching was beautifully proclaimed in the Book of Wisdom at Mass last Sunday and in the second reading and in the Gospel of the Beatitudes at Mass today, November 1st, the Feast of All Saints.
I quote the three passages.
Yes, you love all that exists.
You hold nothing of what you have made in abhorrence.
You spare all things, because of all things are yours, Lord, lover of life, you whose imperishable spirit is in us all.
That's wisdom.
Think of the love that the Father has lavished on us.
Let's start by reiterating a basic point.
Agree or disagree with the sermon, the fact remains that it was fully in line with Christian teaching.
Contrary to Bishop Brown, the priest was indeed articulating the Christian position.
If you don't want to hear the Christian position, then you should not be in a Christian church.
Nobody is forcing you to be there.
You have not been dragged to church against your will or marched in the doors at gunpoint, right?
Those who allegedly experienced deep upset and hurt by a basic articulation of biblical principles deserve to have their feelings utterly dismissed, okay?
It's like going to a steak restaurant and then complaining because the menu isn't vegan.
You can't expect an establishment, whether it's a restaurant or a church, to accommodate your demand that the establishment abandon its core mission and purpose for your sake.
You might as well go to a scuba diving instructor and insist that he teach you how to play guitar.
Doesn't make any sense.
Speaking of guitar lessons, this reminds me of a Ricky Gervais joke that James Corden actually stole this week.
Gervais pointed out the absurdity of people who come to your page on Twitter and get offended by the opinions you're expressing there.
As he remarked, it's like getting offended by a notice on a bulletin board advertising guitar lessons because you personally don't want to play guitar.
Okay, well, if you're not interested, then just move along.
Why is that so difficult?
Bringing it back to the church for a second.
The problem in so many churches today is precisely that they have done nothing but accommodate churchgoers who don't want to be at church.
Now, it's one thing to welcome those who are skeptical or dubious or hesitant.
That we should do.
It's another to drive Christianity out of your church just so that you can attract people into it who hate Christianity.
You've just defeated the very purpose of welcoming them in the first place.
So you could brag about, oh, we got them in the door.
So what?
You got them in the door for what?
You have nothing to offer them.
And also, you're not actually getting them in the door this way.
It's not even working.
You have expanded your church, supposedly, by abolishing it.
You haven't just opened the doors wide.
You've torn down the walls.
And you've invited the stragglers to come stand in the rubble with you and sing Kumbaya.
But of course, this is how it works on the left.
They are not satisfied to let Christianity be Christianity.
They have to rip it down, destroy it.
As Ben Shapiro says, they are transgressives, not progressives.
Though I still kind of like the term progressive because, as I've often said, leftism does progress in the same sense that cancer progresses.
It eats away, it poisons, it destroys.
As to the rest of this weakling bishop's pathetic, self-flagellating statement, he says that mass is not an appropriate place for these issues to be discussed.
He's wrong again.
Couldn't be more wrong.
It is the most appropriate place for them to be discussed.
The congregation sitting in the pews, they've lived each day of the preceding week in a culture of sin.
They've been surrounded by sin.
They've been inundated with messages promoting sin.
They live in a society that carries out a constant assault on virtue and goodness.
That's the reality that they're dealing with every moment of the day.
We often hear that pastors ought to meet people where they are.
And yes, I agree.
And that's where they are.
They are living in the muck and the filth, trying to keep their head above the surface.
This reality needs to be acknowledged.
It needs to be confronted.
It needs to be dealt with.
What good are you as a leader?
What purpose do you serve?
Who do you serve if you will not do this?
If you won't help your flock navigate the world that they've been given?
And what about love and dignity, as the bishop mentions?
Yes, it is our job as Christians to love people and to defend the inherent dignity of the human person.
Well, you don't achieve either of those goals by leaving people to flounder in their sins.
You certainly can't preserve human dignity by ignoring some of the most insidious attacks on human dignity that the world has ever seen, like abortion or the trans agenda, which is waging a nuclear war on human dignity.
A person who rejects their own identity, who rejects themselves, also rejects their human dignity.
Because a person cannot have dignity without first having a self.
And the trans agenda, the leftist agenda in general, teaches him to deny his self.
Not deny himself in the way that Christ calls us to, but deny his selfhood, his identity as a self in favor of some imagined new self that can never actually be attained.
So yes, the priest was not only speaking truth and outlying Catholic teaching, but he was performing an act of love and service and defending the human dignity that cowards like Bishop Brown have long since surrendered to the spirit of the age.
And that is why Bishop Brown is today cancelled.
That'll do it for us today.
Talk to you tomorrow.
Have a great day.
Godspeed.
John Bickley here, Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief.
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