Ep. 1795 - They Lied About Karmelo Anthony. What Else Have They Lied About?

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**Matt Walsh** (1:00)
Now that Karmelo Anthony has been shipped off to prison and riots nationwide have failed to materialize, you'll discover that no one in the mainstream press wants to talk about the story anymore. He's no longer useful to anyone, not even his own family.
But there was a very important element of the Karmelo Anthony case, one that we should never forget even if the media wants to pretend that it never happened. I'm talking about the absolute unrestrained brazenness of all the lying that we had to listen to over the past year. It rivaled the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in terms of how flagrantly dishonest the coverage was. Democrats, BLM activists, the corporate press all repeatedly deceived the public about basic fundamental aspects of the story, even though anyone with an internet connection could disprove the lies in about five minutes. They claimed the video footage was irrelevant, even though it was a key part of the case. They claimed Austin Metcalf pummeled Karmelo Anthony when Metcalf barely actually touched him. They claimed there was an all-white jury when only about half of the jury was white, and on and on and on. The lying had the desired effect. Anthony's family raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, millions of black Americans were outraged.
The other day, one of these outraged black Americans randomly attacked a white person on the side of the road, falsely claiming he was involved in the case in some way. Watch.

**SPEAKER_4** (2:25)
Hey, wasn't you on Jury Selection? No, he wasn't, no, he wasn't, seriously.

**SPEAKER_5** (2:29)
No, he wasn't, he wasn't.

**SPEAKER_6** (2:31)
He was on Jury Selection.

**Matt Walsh** (2:33)
He's a vet, he's a vet, he's a vet.

**SPEAKER_7** (2:36)
He ain't been on Jury Selection.

**SPEAKER_6** (2:39)
You gonna die?

**Matt Walsh** (2:42)
Now, when this footage was uploaded to Facebook, virtually all of the comments were positive. And you can see some of them on the screen right there, quote, Maine, that's so funny, bruh, I'm crying. LMAO, you're out here doing the Lord's work.
I'm quoting, it's not just me talking. If you couldn't tell, if you've been paying attention over the last 30 years, none of this is new. Black activists lied about OJ Simpson, about Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, Jacob Blake, George Floyd, every other black martyr in their war on white people. They've been telling flagrant lies for a very long time, even when those lies are extremely easy to debunk. By any measure, though, the Karmelo Anthony case is one of the most egregious examples. It was such an obvious case of first-degree murder that the defense didn't even present a case for all intents and purposes. Really, the defense witnesses helped the prosecution over and over and over again. There is no coherent version of events that justifies the killing of Austin Metcalf, and yet the lies and the outrage persisted. Seeing all of this, one of your first reactions, once you get past the pure disgust and the desire to bring about immediate change in this country, should be to ask yourself, what else have they lied to us about over the years? I'm not talking about the narratives that all reasonable people have already rejected. I'm not talking about OJ Simpson or George Floyd. I'm talking about the narratives that even if you're pretty skeptical of left-wing race propaganda, might still seem convincing to you. In other words, now that we've seen how flagrantly they're willing to lie for the benefit of a killer like Karmelo Anthony, what other famous black quote unquote victims in American history need a second look? It's a difficult question to address because the entire point of propaganda is to muddy the historical record so that no one in the future can debunk the lie. And that's why, for example, NBC News ran this headline a couple of weeks ago, quote, Kyle Rittenhouse gained fame for opening fire at a 2020 civil rights rally in Wisconsin. Now, they know that Kyle Rittenhouse was attacked during a riot that caused tens of millions of dollars worth of property damage. They know the rioters tried to beat him with a skateboard and shoot him with a handgun. But the goal of NBC News is to recast this event as a civil rights rally so that 50 years from now, historians will portray Rittenhouse as a deranged gunman who mowed down peaceful protesters. NBC News doesn't care that there was a public trial complete with extensive video evidence which proved Rittenhouse legally defended himself during a riot. They're hoping they can rewrite history anyway, and they're probably right. Fifty years from now, I mean, you can imagine what the history books are going to say about that episode. That's the whole point here, that seeing through this kind of propaganda isn't easy when the propaganda was written more than 70 years ago, but we should try anyway just to see what we might find out.