Today on the Matt Walsh Show, rioting ravages another American city after a black man was killed by police. Yet hundreds of white people have been killed by cops over the past year, and there has not been one protest or riot over any of those deaths. What does that tell us? Also Five Headlines including the media already beginning to preemptively slander the jurors in the Derek Chauvin case. And the governor of Arkansas continues his media tour to try and justify his support for child castration. Also, polls show that many Americans would like The Rock to run for president. Why?

Ep. 698 - 500 White People Killed By Cops. Zero Protests.

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the body cam footage of Daunte Wright’s death has been released. Today we are going to have the uncomfortable conversation about that footage, and about Wright’s death, that the media refuses to have. Also Five Headlines including some bizarre and chilling footage from the press conference with the Brooklyn Center Police chief. The media, on camera, tries to convince him that the rioting he just experienced was not actually rioting. Also, the White House unveils its strategy to convince white conservatives to get vaccinated. It’s as cartoonish and insulting as you’d expect. And in our Daily Cancellation, we’ll cancel the actor who formerly voiced the character Apu on the Simpsons, and who now says that he wants to apologize to each Indian person individually for that character. You know that’s getting him canceled.

Ep. 699 - Bad Things Happen When You Resist Arrest

Dems try to pack the Court, scientists create human hybrids to harvest for organs, and vaccine confidence plummets.

Ep. 744 - The Euphemism Treadmill

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, yet another police shooting sparks outrage and protests. This time a 13-year-old boy is killed. As always, everyone is blaming the police. But I think we should move the conversation from policing to parenting. That is the real source of the trouble, and the thing that nobody seems to want to talk about. Also Five Headlines including the Democrats begin their push for reparations while a bunch of white celebrities come out in support of the idea. And the media baselessly smears Ron DeSantis in the most vile way imaginable. Finally in our Daily Cancellation, we’ll discuss the scientists who have now begun creating half-monkey, half-human hybrid embryos. What could possibly go wrong? Or better yet, what could possibly go right? All of that and more today on the Matt Walsh Show.

Ep. 702 - The Problem Is Bad Parenting, Not Bad Policing

The Daily Wire responds to the Derek Chauvin trial verdict.

Daily Wire Backstage: Derek Chauvin Verdict

Derek Chauvin is convicted on all charges; President Biden and Co-President Harris celebrate, while Nancy Pelosi thanks George Floyd for being killed; and the Democrats call for tearing down America’s supposedly racist systems.

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Ep. 1240 - The Jury Got It Wrong

The George Floyd jurors save themselves, the President and Joe Biden celebrate the verdict, and more drag bar perverts throw money at kids.

Ep. 747 - The Unjust Verdict

A white cop who saved a young black girl’s life is threatened for killing her attacker, Stacey Abrams still won’t admit she lost the Georgia governor’s race in 2018, and the GOP changes direction.

Ep. 748 - Cops Have Guns For A Reason

Our elites spread racial panic to hide their utter failure. Plus Spencer Klavan (no relation) on whether conservatives can make sense without God.

Ep. 1028 - The White Scare

BLM goes all in on the Ma'Khia Bryant shooting, the Oscars collapse, and Newsom officially gets recalled.

Ep. 751 - Consequence Culture

Dr. Fauci holds Mother’s Day hostage until everyone gets the vax, a SWAT team takes down a pastor in Canada for disobeying the public health police, and Trump loses another Twitter account.

Ep. 760 - Mr. Mom

Bask in the simple joys of being right. The Michael Knowles Show cuts through the madness of our politics and culture, analyzing the top stories of the day. Monday through Friday.