Well, folks, we'll get into all the news in just one moment.

And much news there is first.

Matt Walsh is Phil.

Am I Racist?

It's the comedy that's now the biggest documentary of the decade. It's streaming exclusively at Daily Wire Plus, which is why you should subscribe. It's breaking records as our biggest day one release ever. More on that a little bit later. First, here's a bit of the trailer in case you missed it. What do you feel in your body when you hear the term white people?

I feel like a cringe about it.

White straight, cisgender.

And it's the top of the pile.

I'm on the top of the pile.

It's me.

Can I just propose a toast?

Raise a glass if you're racist.

To racist.

That was really weird. Don't deny that you're racist. Try not to be racist, but also don't realize that you're... Until we're willing to talk about these things, healing can't really begin. My daughter's four years old. She's still watching Disney movies and choosing a white princess. Have you talked to her about that? All of the time. Is racism inherent to whiteness? Yes. Yeah, probably. Well, yeah. Joining us now is Matt, certified DEI expert. Did race exist as a reality before? We made race exist. Does that make sense? It does make sense. What do you mean? What you're doing is you're stretching out of your whites. This is more for you and less for you.

Am I racist? Now streaming only on Daily Wire Plus. Rated PG-13. All righty, on to the news. So yesterday, I was sitting around wondering what exactly is the October surprise for the Democrats, for the media going to be?

I mean, we're one week out from an election, and they ain't got much. We'll get to their attacks on Tony Hinchcliff and supposed jokes about Puerto Ricans that are too terrible for anyone to even be near and all of this sort of stuff. But is that really all they got in their bag? And then yesterday afternoon, I received a text.

I received a text from a reporter at the New York Times. And that text read thusly.

Good day, Mr. Shapiro. I hope you're well. I'm Nico Grant, a reporter at the New York Times.

I wanted to give you an opportunity to comment for an upcoming article that takes a look at how

political commentators have discussed the upcoming election on YouTube.

We rely on an analysis conducted by researchers and Media Matters for America.

Could you kindly provide us with a comment or decline to comment by the end of day tomorrow, Tuesday, October 29?

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