Today on The Matt Walsh Show, the Mola Report is finally here. It's been released. Nobody has read

the whole thing yet. So then why are we talking about it? Well, I think there are a few basic takeaways

that we can already ascertain and not ones that the left will necessarily like. Also, why are socialists

so stingy when it comes to their own charitable giving? And finally, should teachers physically

intervene when students are fighting in class? One teacher is getting flak for not intervening in a

fight, which was recorded and went viral online. I'll explain why I think the criticisms against

this teacher are unfair. So all of that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show.

Well, I know there's big national news happening right now, but I did announce some big personal

news yesterday, which I will lead with briefly out of sheer self-indulgent narcissism. We are

expecting Walsh Child Number Four in our house. My wife is due in October. We don't know the gender yet,

and honestly, how dare you even think of asking me such a question, because of course, our children

are allowed to pick their own genders and their own names and their own ages, which is why my oldest

is named fart poop, and he's 6,000 years old and his gender is pirate. So, you know, we just,

that's how we approach things. Anyway, we're excited about that, but arguably the bigger news

nationally is the Mueller report, which was finally released, a redacted version. A lot of

a lot is being made of the redactions, but the vast majority of the report can be read. I mean,

you know, if you skim over it, most of it's there. The stuff that's redacted is clearly omitted

because of ongoing investigations, although it is kind of fun and exciting to read a report with

all these redactions and stuff, because you feel like you're reading some sort of secret document

or something. But other than that, I don't think the redactions mean much. Now, it is a 400 plus

page report, two volumes. It's basically like reading crime and punishment or something in terms

of, in terms of length. So, I have not read the whole thing, obviously. Just came out a couple

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