Matt Walsh

Judges and politicians and academics and media outlets routinely bury inconvenient facts about our history for the same reason they're hiding all those videos from you today.

I mean, if they can bury things that happened yesterday or last month, think about what they can do with stuff that happened 60 years ago or 100 years ago.

They know that if most people were confronted with the grim consequences of allegedly progressive thought, they'd rebel against it immediately.

And therefore, the censorship and the lying has been nonstop.

Black activists are all over social media spreading blatant falsehoods about the case.

Here's one example from Lee Merritt.

who claims to be some kind of civil rights attorney, quote, in the Carmelo Anthony murder trial, both sides have now rested after days of testimony about what happened at the 2025 Frisco track meet.

A child lost his life after allegedly threatening physical violence against another minor.

Now a jury is tasked with weighing a balanced presentation of the evidence to determine the outcome of this case.

Under Texas law, citizens, including teenagers, have the right to protect themselves reasonably and proportionally in response to a threat of bodily harm.

Tomorrow, jurors will hear closing arguments before they begin deliberating

this black teenager's fate.

So Austin Metcalf, quote, lost his life after allegedly threatening physical violence against another minor.

He's referring to the testimony of one defense witness who admitted that he didn't remember what he heard, and who also said that Anthony provoked the confrontation and was in the wrong.

He's leaving out all the testimony about Carmelo Anthony's threatening behavior, mocking, provoking,

putting his hands in the bag on the knife before the other students approached him, taunting words, everything.

This is the narrative that's dominant right now in certain parts of the country.

It's why there's a real risk of riots after this verdict comes down.

Although whether or not there are riots, if there's a guilty verdict, really depends entirely on whether the Democrat Party

and its funders, who are the ones who would have to organize and facilitate rioting like they always do, it depends on whether they perceive that Carmelo Anthony is a sympathetic and convenient martyr figure that they can use in the way that George Floyd was for a time and Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown.