Ep. 1505 - The Real Reason “Am I Racist?” Was Snubbed By The Oscars

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Matt Walsh 0:00
Today on The Matt Walsh Show, the Academy Awards put out their short list for documentaries. Somehow the number one documentary of the decade didn't make the list. Imagine that. Also, Joe Biden says that the mysterious so-called drones in the sky are probably not nefarious, but he's not exactly sure. San Francisco, having solved all of its other problems, appoints a fat acceptance czar. And Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson goes from being a really bad jurist to an even worse Broadway star. All of that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show. Are you feeling the stress about giving your family a memorable holiday? You're not alone. Prices remain higher than ever and a lot of us are maxing out our credit cards.
Matt Walsh 0:58
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Matt Walsh 1:34
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Matt Walsh 2:15
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Matt Walsh 3:05
I have to confess that I don't spend any amount of time using the app known as Blue Sky, which is the left's alternative to X. And there are a lot of reasons for that. One of them is that if I started posting on Blue Sky, my account would be nuked within about five seconds. It's an app that doesn't tolerate any kind of dissent from left-wing orthodoxy, an echo chamber in the purest form. If you're not there to commiserate with self-loathing trans activists or to come up with clever new ways that a special counsel could remove Donald Trump from office, then there's just not much to do. In other words, It's what every social media platform on the internet used to be before Elon Musk got involved. Now, that being said, you can make the case that Blue Sky still serves a purpose.
Matt Walsh 3:43
It offers the same value proposition that MSNBC provided on election night, which is this. When left-wingers assemble and shut out everyone who disagrees with them, then at the very least, the meltdowns can be pretty entertaining. They can also reveal a lot about the left's thinking and what's going on in the institutions they control.

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