Matt Walsh

But Pam Greer's lie is even worse because she's not claiming that she witnessed one lynching.

That would be bad enough.

She tells the story as though this was a common occurrence.

Because you notice how she phrases it.

She says, we'd be walking along and my mom would tell us to look away because there were bodies hanging in the trees.

That's not what you say when you're referring to one specific incident, which also didn't happen.

She's claiming this was a regular thing.

I think she said sometimes, right?

Sometimes.

Sometimes we'd be walking home and there's just bodies hanging in all the trees, like tree ornaments.

In the 1960s in Ohio, there were just black people hanging from trees all over the place.

That's what she's claiming.

This is an egregious, verifiable lie by a famous, well, relatively famous, used to be famous person on network TV.

And she lies like this because she knows that she has cover.

She knows that nobody in the mainstream media will call her out.

And yet it's still remarkable.

I mean, why do this?

Why humiliate yourself this way?

What do you gain from this?

Well, it's for a leftist, of course, the desire to be a victim, the desire to be pitied.