Matt Walsh

Imagine being a strategist for the Democrat Party right now. You’re tasked with conducting a post-mortem analysis of an election in which virtually every single demographic group in the country, in all 50 states, turned very sharply against you. Tens of millions of Americans ignored the endorsements of modern-day oracles like Taylor Swift and Queen ...

A month before the presidential election, the people running FEMA decided to venture outside the field of disaster relief and into the completely unrelated, if very trendy, business of policing “disinformation.” Of course, policing disinformation isn’t what FEMA is paid to do. It’s not why FEMA receives tens of billions of dollars from taxpayers every ...

There was a mildly successful commercial back in 2016 where LeBron James was promoting Sprite. He keeps looking into the camera and saying, “I won’t tell you to drink a Sprite.” It’s supposed to be engaging and funny because you see, normally, when celebrities appear in advertisements, they tell you to buy a product. But ...

The Rio Grande Valley, which sits on the border with Mexico, has been a reliable stronghold for Democrats for a very long time. That’s why, back during the 2020 election, you might remember some articles about a strange turn of events in tiny Zapata County, Texas. That was the only county in the Rio Grande ...

Donald Trump’s decisive victory last night marked one of the greatest moments in American history. It was a moment that will be remembered and written about and discussed and studied centuries from now. It was truly a miraculous moment. To call it miraculous is not to in any way dismiss all of the very real ...

Despite two attempts to murder him, multiple civil and criminal trials intended to bankrupt and imprison him, coordinated efforts by the federal government and Silicon Valley to censor him, an unconstitutional attempt to throw him off the ballot in several states, two partisan impeachments, and dozens of fabricated narratives framing him as everything from a ...

When Donald Trump first entered the political scene almost a decade ago, I did not like him. That is a generous way of putting it. I really did not like him. The only thing I knew about Trump at the time, aside from the fact that he was a reality TV star, was that he ...

There’s been a lot of very negative coverage of diversity, equity and inclusion lately. Some of you may know that, as I’ve mentioned once or twice, I recently put together a movie on the topic: “Am I Racist?” Streaming on Daily Wire right now. I’ve also done a lot of shows about DEI and for ...

It’s not every day that you accidentally stumble upon a vast conspiracy among the nation’s various local police departments — especially when it’s a conspiracy that relates to the upcoming presidential election. But yesterday, as I was watching some reporting about New York City’s decision to decriminalize jaywalking, that’s exactly what I did. In case ...

One of the most agonizing sights in politics is watching Democrats trying to ape the motions of normal, everyday people. We’ve talked about this a lot lately. Tim Walz tried to play a football video game and go hunting, only to demonstrate that he doesn’t know what a “Pick 6” is, or how to load ...