Today on the Matt Walsh show, as the jury in the showventryle gives the violent mob exactly what it demanded,

another police shooting has led to more protests and claims of systemic racism and policing.

The problem is that the victim, in this case, quote unquote victim, was shot while trying to stab someone.

So we'll have more on that case and the showventryle today. Also speaking of the showvent case,

Nancy Pelosi officially canonizes George Floyd as our culture's new Christ figure. I mean,

literally that's what she did. And our daily cancellation will deal with complaints that a children's

cartoon about dogs fails to portray racial diversity. How can you have racial diversity among cartoon

dogs? Well, we'll talk, tackle that and much more today on the Matt Walsh show.

So I had planned, of course, to begin today talking about the verdict in the showventryle,

a verdict that was reached by the jury hours after the President of the United States went on TV

and publicly called for a guilty verdict, also shortly after the mayor of the city demanded a

conviction and only a day after one of the most prominent members of Congress flew from DC to Minneapolis

to inflame the already violent mob. It was a verdict reached by a jury in the same city that had

been devastated by riots last year because of this case and where even worse riots would have

happened had they returned anything but the verdict they did return. A verdict reached a trial

that could have been moved to a different city and could have involved the sequestering of the jury

for the whole trial, but that, but it wasn't and didn't. Even aside from the facts of the case,

facts which very clearly amounts a reasonable doubt on all charges, in my opinion, rather than a

conviction on all charges, which is what the jury decided, but even aside from those facts,

the public pressure, the location, the refusal by the judge to take any steps whatsoever to address

any of these issues. All of that is enough to call this a fundamentally unfair and unjust trial

and one in which the verdict cannot be trusted. Moving the trial's location and sequesting the

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