You're listening to Breakpoint this week where we're talking about the top stories of the week from a Christian worldview.

Today we're going to talk about Matt Walsh's new film and whether it's ever okay to use some light deception in pursuit of a journalistic endeavor,

we're also going to talk about a really sad story out of Georgia where yet

another woman has died after taking the abortion pill regimen. So we have a lot to get you today,

but we're so glad you're with us.

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Welcome to Breakpoint this week.

I'm Maria Bear, alongside John Stone Street, president of the Coulson Center for Christian

worldview. John, there's a new movie out that is ruffling lots of feathers and apparently

selling a lot of tickets. I'm talking of course about Matt Walsh's new film, Am I racist,

which is sort of a documentary mockumentary in kind of the Borat vein. I'm sure most

of our listeners will have heard of it by now. I don't want to necessarily talk about the movie itself, but an interesting conversation that has erupted around it is whether it's ever okay to use deception for something like this. So in this

film Matt Walsh kind of went undercover might be the too strong of a word he changed his hair and dressed kind of

goofy and pretended to be a person who was on a journey to become a DEI

specialist and then he interviewed lots and lots of people and introduced himself as

Matt as far as I know I you know he might have even introduced himself as his

last name as well and most of the people he interacted with didn't

know who he was and so he went through the movie that way and kind of

allowed people to speak for themselves and then made this documentary about it

which I'm assuming just kind of showcases the

ridiculousness of this whole in this whole D. E.I. Infrastructure movement.

But a lot of people have been asking this question, like was that okay that he wasn't upfront

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