Matt Walsh

So a lot of people have been talking about this thing.

Well, this is that's nuts.

That didn't happen in Ohio in the 1960s.

That is nuts.

But these people will say that this is happening today, that there are people today who could have this same experience of walking down the street and seeing black people hanging from trees.

Here's for example, here's Jasmine Crockett on this on this point.

They not even gone.

They not even gone.

They not even gone be talking about no white supremacy.

Child, these publicans, they ain't even gone talk about

So Congresswoman, by the way.

So she says random black bodies are getting lynched, which is.

I mean, look, we're so used to it at this point, but think about what you're claiming.

Random, but really, Jasmine, where is that happening?

Why have we not seen that?

You're telling me everything ends up on social media these days?

Okay, if somebody has an unpleasant interaction with the cashier at McDonald's, we're going to see it on Twitter, but we don't see that?

There are places where there are black bodies hanging from trees because they were lynched, and there are no images of that on social media whatsoever, anywhere.

Huh, fascinating.

No, the last lynching in this country was more than 40 years ago.