Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, if Democrats ever hold power again, they have made their plans very clear. In fact, they're spelling it out in writing right now. They plan to enact violent revenge on Donald Trump, his advisors, and his supporters. I'll tell you about it also.
The media promised us even more chaos at our airports once ICE arrives, but of course, a day after ICE showed up, the results have been, what do you know, exactly the opposite. And big tech has been trying to buy up farmland to build data centers for their AI, but they're finding out that farmers in the heartland aren't so eager to give up their land no matter how much money you throw at them.
We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Wall Show. You know, there are only so many ways that Democrats can spell out in the most explicit possible terms what they plan to do if and when they retake control of the federal government.
They spent the last year celebrating the murder of conservatives, raising hell over the most basic voter ID laws imaginable, and most recently sabotaging the nation's airports in order to prevent ICE from doing its job. A plan that very well may work, given that Republicans seem interested in caving at the moment once again.
which is what they're really, the only thing they're really good at doing is caving, of course. But in short, Democrats are preparing a government that would treat Americans as foreigners in their own country. But just in case their plan somehow wasn't obvious, here's Senator Chris Murphy, the Democrat from Connecticut, to spell it out for you. And listen carefully to what he says right here.
For my 20 years covering this issue, the trade is this. They want more border security and enhancement. Democrats want a path to citizenship. This time around, the negotiation didn't have a path to citizenship. It was entirely on their terms in order to get Ukraine funded, right?
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Chapter 2: What plans do Democrats have for violent retribution against Trump and his supporters?
We care about these people over here who don't even belong here. Now, that interview aired in the final days of Joe Biden's presidency. It only recently surfaced on social media, and for good reason. Democrats are now clearly preparing to wage an all-out war on Americans if they retake Congress and the White House.
They're planning a campaign of retribution against conservatives that will make the Biden years look tame by comparison. And this is not a guess. I mean, they're saying it openly in a variety of different contexts. In some cases, they're rewriting history to justify the purge that they're planning.
Now, it probably won't come as a surprise to anyone to hear that I believe it's very important to study history, real history, not the propaganda you're taught in public schools, but actual history. We talk about various historical topics on this show all the time. I also have another monthly show, Real History on Daily Wire. And there's a few reasons for this. First of all,
It's interesting as a factual matter.
Chapter 3: How has ICE's presence impacted chaos at airports?
And secondly, as the famous quote goes, those who are ignorant of history are doomed to repeat it. And on top of that, if you're familiar with American history, then it's easier to spot political propaganda, especially from the left, which has committed itself to rewriting the past.
It's also easier to see through the propaganda and determine what the left is really after, what they're really doing. So here's a very transparent example of what this means in practice.
Late last week, the New Republic, which is one of those outlets on the left that claims to be highly intellectual like the Atlantic, outlined an elaborate plan to harass and imprison Donald Trump and his advisors and his supporters once Trump leaves office. This is the left's new and improved game plan for a new wave of lawfare against Donald Trump and his supporters.
Instead of talking about ways to improve the lives of American citizens, they're fixated almost entirely on retribution. This article is entitled, There Will Be No Post-Presidential Peace for Donald Trump.
Chapter 4: What challenges are farmers facing against Big Tech's land acquisition?
And for the most part, the article feels like it could have been written 10 years ago, except for the fact that it drops the whole Russian collusion hoax, which is too embarrassing for Democrats to talk about anymore. That's why, by the way, nobody on the left mourned, really, Robert Mueller. He was their hero when they thought he was useful to them.
But when he failed to take down Trump, they just completely forgot he existed. But the author of the New Republic article does mention the infamous emoluments clause, which used to be all the rage on the left, as you remember. He also drones on about international law as if it's a real thing. It's not. It's fake.
He suggests that government attorneys should be disbarred if they worked for the Trump administration. There's even the suggestion that ICE officers should be punished in a future administration for the crime of just doing their jobs. But the best paragraph of all, for my money, is this one. Again, this was published in The New Republic, which allegedly is an award-winning magazine on the left.
And here's what it says, quote, a rundown of the Trump administration's scandals and crimes resembles, with shocking likeness, the grave sweeping charges laid out in the Declaration of Independence against the last American king. He has excited domestic insurrections against us, the founding fathers wrote about George III in 1776.
Is there any better way of describing Trump's actions on January 6th, 2021? He supported a violent mob aiming to overthrow the government. He maintains a similar disrespect for the institutions of American democracy to this day.
Now, if you have no familiarity with American history and you're very stupid, which is the target audience for this sort of thing, then this paragraph might make some degree of sense. I mean, after all, the Declaration of Independence condemned the British king for causing, quote, domestic insurrections.
And according to the New Republic, Donald Trump basically committed an insurrection as well because he delivered a speech. And therefore, we can conclude that the founders themselves would have endorsed a campaign of violent payback against Trump and his advisors and supporters.
Now, the main problem with this argument becomes very clear when you take a look at what the founders were talking about when they referred to domestic insurrections.
Contrary to what modern leftists believe, the founders were not attacking King George for delivering a speech to his followers in which he urged his followers to, quote, peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard, which is what Trump said. Instead, the founders were attacking King George and other British officials for encouraging slave revolts in the colonies.
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Chapter 5: How are Democrats planning to address border security and citizenship?
Quote, justification for the murder of Donald Trump has increased from NCRI's original study in April 2025 from 56 percent to 67 percent among left of center respondents. This tolerance for violence appears to have grown on the right as well, with 54 percent of right of center respondents expressing justification for murdering New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani.
Support for political murder is associated with pessimistic assessments of America's trajectory. Support for political murder is about 15% higher among females than among males. Overall, nearly two-thirds of all respondents, 66%, endorse some level of justification for murdering either or both Zoran Mamdani and Donald Trump.
The broader pattern points to belief in American decline amplified by social media, especially among youth, as a central driver of this change. But here's the data on the people who want Trump dead to give you an idea. It's there on the screen. 67% of left of center respondents gave some or more justification for murdering Donald Trump. 58% of centrists did the same.
And incredibly enough, 42% of right of center respondents gave a justification for killing Trump. Which should tell you something, by the way, about who qualifies as right of center, because they give the data on, well, apparently a majority of people on the right of center also support political murder. But then we find out that 40% of them, more than 40%, want Trump to be killed.
So what do we talk about right of center? When you say right of center, are you talking about like Bill Kristol right of center? That's probably what they mean.
But anyway, the survey also found a strong correlation between justifying Trump's murder and Mamdani's murder, indicating a broader trend towards political violence in this country, one that's noticeably stronger on the left, particularly among women who spend a lot of time on social media and who perceive that America is on the decline.
And it's mostly what you'd expect, except perhaps for the fact that women are more likely than men to call for political violence. I mean, for all the talk we're hearing about the dangers of the so-called manosphere and toxic masculinity. Well, it turns out that women are bigger fans of political violence than men are.
And this is a finding that, if true, would obviously represent a major victory for the feminist movement. For generations, they've sought to erase every feminine instinct and to replace those instincts with a crude knockoff of masculinity. And that appears to be what's happening.
Women are now posting on social media and giving interviews in which they beat their chests about how bloodthirsty they are. It's almost as if feminism has made women much less happy and much less pleasant than they've ever been at any other point in American history. Almost as though.
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Chapter 6: What is Project 2029 and how does it differ from Project 2025?
A fellow coworker in my department got told he had to go buy a new shirt or clock out and go home because the shirt was too full of a shade of red, so it would be seen as almost brown. So they're all complaining about it. Anyway, yeah, so it's a rigid new dress code, a rigid, overbearing, puritanical, costly, expensive dress code, which demands that they wear a red shirt and jeans.
And now all the employees are like, a red shirt and jeans? What? Where am I supposed to get that? A red shirt and jeez, who even, what do you want me to do? Go down to the red shirt store? Go down to the, where do they sell jeans? I don't know where to get, what is a jean? I don't know where to get, blue jeans of all things? Do they even make it in that color? This is impossible.
Red and blue, these are the rarest colors for clothing. Now, I'm a big fan of this. I say bring back standards, bring back expectations, bring back the bare minimum. Okay, that is a really uninspiring slogan, but I think that's where we got to start. You got to start somewhere. Let's start with that. bring back the bare minimum.
Let's start with the bare minimum and then you can raise the standard higher, but we need to bring back some kind of standard, some sort of expectation so that we could then eventually raise it. And bare minimum is a start.
And it's better than what has been the standard for years, especially for customer service workers, who for them, the standard has been apparently do whatever you want, act however you want, treat your customers like dirt, be as unhelpful and surly as you can possibly be. It's all about you. The customer is never right. The employees are always right. Their needs do not matter at all.
If they have even the most basic request, do not make any real attempt to help them. They are bothering you by being there. Their presence is an inconvenience and you should let them know. So that has been the standard in most customer service environments, apparently. I don't know if that's actually been written down somewhere in the handbook.
I don't know if they write it on the whiteboard in the break room at these places. I don't know if they write down, rule number one, customer does not matter. Rule number two, do not let them inconvenience you ever. I don't know if they were, but maybe it's unspoken. Maybe it's not actually written down, but that has been the standard.
And if that has changed, I think that that's a very good thing. And by the way, I would like to see, because you get into this argument anytime you talk about how bad customer service is these days, and it's really bad. It is really, really bad. Almost everywhere. It is god-awful abysmal. And anytime you point that out, customer service workers, they won't really deny it because they can't.
But instead, they'll try to pass the buck to the customers and they'll say, well, customers are terrible. And I agree, a lot of customers are terrible too. I know that, I've worked these jobs. And I'd like to see higher standards for customers, but the employees have to lead the way. Right?
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