Ep. 1734 - WATCH: Dumbest Democrat Ever Delivers Cringe Worthy Performance In Front Of Congress
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What shocking revelation was made about an elected official's knowledge of civics?
Today on The Matt Walsh Show, at a hearing over the murder of Irina Zerutska in North Carolina, an elected official reveals that he is so clueless about his own job that he would not be able to pass a third grade civics exam. I like to say that he's an extreme case, but the fact is that our government at every level is infested with the dumbest humans who've ever lived. Also, the House passes a voter ID bill. Democrats are taking about as well as you might expect. An Olympic athlete cries on camera because his girlfriend broke up with him. We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show.
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How does the government handle habitual violent felons like DeCarlos Brown?
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Brown did not attack the first person he saw. He rode the light rail for several hours that day, waited until a defenseless white woman sat in front of him, and then after just a couple of minutes, stabbed Zarutska several times before walking off the train and bragging that he had just murdered a, quote, white girl.
What is Irina's Law and how does it aim to prevent future crimes?
Now, in a serious country, every politician who allowed Brown to commit this murder would have immediately resigned in disgrace and gone into exile, if not been imprisoned themselves. And there were many, many elected officials who were responsible for what happened. For about a thousand reasons, Brown should not have been a free man at the time of the murder. He had a record that included arrests for felony larceny, assault, shoplifting. many other crimes. He'd also pleaded guilty to committing a robbery with a dangerous weapon, which sent him to prison for several years. And then after all these arrests, in January of 2025, just months before murdering Irina Zarutskaya, Brown repeatedly called 911 to report that he was under the control of a mysterious man-made material that had entered his bloodstream.
And after enough of these calls, officers arrested him.
What were the Democrats' responses to the voter ID bill?
But a judge, a black woman named Teresa Stokes, who also happens to run a mental health treatment clinic, decided not to keep DeCarlos Brown in jail. Instead, the judge allowed Brown to go free as long as he provided a written promise that he would appear in court. She permitted a violent criminal who was committing more crimes and behaving like a raving lunatic to live among the general public. Lawmakers gave her discretion to unleash this monster on the city of Charlotte. The judge took advantage of that discretion and a very predictable result occurred.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What shocking revelation was made about an elected official's knowledge of civics?
0:00–1:37
2
How does the government handle habitual violent felons like DeCarlos Brown?
1:37–2:40
3
What is Irina's Law and how does it aim to prevent future crimes?
2:40–3:27
4
What were the Democrats' responses to the voter ID bill?
3:27–5:06
5
How did the questioning of Sheriff Gary McFadden reveal incompetence?
5:06–7:02
6
What was the emotional response of an Olympic athlete during a press conference?
7:02–7:32
7
What insights were shared about the implications of the SAVE Act?
7:32–8:53
8
What are the broader implications of the current state of American leadership?
8:53–1:14:38
Speakers
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