Brief Summary
This episode of the Matt Walsh Show covers several topics, including concerns about organ donation, Trump's push to restore the Washington Redskins name, a woman's claim of Christian extremism, and a police brutality case.
- Organ donation practices are questioned due to potential conflicts of interest and reports of premature organ harvesting.
- Trump's attempt to reinstate the Washington Redskins name is viewed as a distraction.
- A woman's claim of being denied care by an OBGYN due to religious beliefs is scrutinized.
- A police brutality case is analyzed, revealing the individual's non-compliance and justifying the officer's actions.
Opening
Matt Walsh introduces the show by highlighting the main topics: organ donation concerns, Trump's stance on the Washington Redskins name, and an alleged police brutality case. He promises to provide context and uncover the truth behind these stories.
REVEALED: The Dark Truth About Becoming An Organ Donor
The segment addresses the common practice of asking individuals to become organ donors when obtaining a driver's license. While organ donation is generally seen as a virtuous act, some questions arise about the motivations behind its promotion. The Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, which encourages states to add organ donors to a national registry, has shifted the legal presumption from opt-in to opt-out, suggesting a prioritization of organ procurement. The financial incentives associated with organ transplants, such as double lung transplants costing $2 million and liver transplants exceeding $1 million, raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest for hospitals.
Recent reports and a federal investigation reveal that patients are being rushed into surgery to remove their organs while still alive, indicating a systemic problem. The story of TJ Hoover, who woke up just before organ harvesting, highlights the potential for errors and ethical breaches. Similarly, Misty Hawkins, a woman with cognitive disabilities, underwent organ removal despite signs of life. The Trump administration investigated the organ procurement and transplantation network, finding that nearly 10% to 20% of patients may not have been deceased when organ procurement was initiated. These revelations undermine the credibility of the medical establishment and raise concerns about the treatment of human beings as commodities.
President Trump Wants to Bring Back The Washington Redskins
President Trump is pushing for the Washington Commanders to revert to their original name, the Redskins, and the Cleveland Indians to do the same. While Walsh agrees with Trump in principle, he views this as an attempt to divert attention from other issues. He also addresses the argument from the left that if having a team named after Indians is acceptable, then there should be a team named "the Whites" with a white mascot. Walsh argues that conservatives would not be offended by such a team name; rather, it would be the left who would complain, seeing it as a celebration of the white race. He says that sports team names are usually named after something that is admired.
Woman Claims To Be The Victim Of Christian Extremeism By OBGYN
A woman in Tennessee claims that her OBGYN refused to treat her because she is an unwed mother, citing the state's Medical Ethics Defense Act. Walsh expresses skepticism about the story, stating that it aligns with worst-case scenarios often predicted by the left when such bills are proposed. He argues that Christian teachings do not prevent providing care to unwed mothers and that the distinction between the person and the act is crucial. He criticizes the woman's personal life choices, stating that being unmarried with two children after 15 years is shameful and unfair to her children.
The Comments Section
Walsh addresses several comments from viewers. One comment suggests that importing Somalians will recreate Somalia, to which Walsh agrees, stating that countries are a product of their people. He also supports the idea that only people born in the United States should be allowed to run for federal elected office. Another comment mentions George Floyd being buried in a golden coffin, which Walsh finds appalling. In response to a comment criticizing him for not talking about the problems with women and defending the patriarchy, Walsh defends his record, stating that he frequently calls out feminism and defends male leadership. Finally, Walsh shares a personal anecdote about banning his children from watching certain TV shows, explaining that he often makes decisions based on a brief glimpse of the content.
William McNeil Jr. Is Canceled
Walsh discusses the case of William McNeel Jr., who was punched in the face during a traffic stop. He presents the full body cam footage, which reveals that McNeel was not compliant, arguing with the officer, refusing to provide his license and registration, and locking his car door. Walsh sides with the police officer, stating that McNeel's non-compliance led to the escalation and that the punch was justified. He explains that police are allowed to use force to gain compliance and that McNeel could have avoided the situation by being respectful and compliant.
