Matt Walsh

It's just the whole thing is weird.

Your husband's off doing this, and you're hanging out with this guy.

You're having an open, like everyone knows you're not even ashamed of it.

And it's just weird and bizarre.

We don't need that in leadership.

Find people who are not in really weird, awful situations.

It shouldn't be that hard.

Now, all of that said, it's very interesting to see the reaction to this story.

The media is reporting on it gleefully.

Everybody on the left talking about it, mocking this guy, calling him a cross-dresser.

That's interesting to me because apparently you're allowed to mock cross-dressers again.

That's a new development.

That's very new.

Because I saw those pictures and I was grossed out and nauseated, as everybody was.

But that's always been my position when it comes to cross-dressing men.

I've always thought that it's weird and disgusting.

But I thought for the left and the media, this is something you're supposed to celebrate and take seriously.

Why isn't the New York Times running any articles applauding Brian Noem for his bravery in living his true identity?

Why aren't they telling us in a really inspiring way about his trips to Party City to buy his balloons that he turns into fake breasts?

This is an expression of his inner self or something, isn't it?