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People are too afraid to just say what they actually think about this.

A lot of it is our empathy being used against us, but it's been used against us in such a way that this, this lie, this insanity has taken over our culture.

Hello and welcome to Marshall Matters with me, Winston Marshall for The Spectator.

Today I'm in Nashville with author, filmmaker, and host of the Matt Walsh show at the Daily Wire,

Matt Walsh. Matt, thank you so much for taking the time to

speak me. Thanks for having me. Appreciate it. And thank you to your team for this wonderful set of,

very accommodating. Yeah, I mean, they gave you a table and some chairs. I don't know how much they

went all out, but, you know. Matt, it's been, I guess, what, June 2020 was when you put out, what is a woman your film? I should start

with a hardball question. What is a woman? Well, I was told finally an adult human females what a

woman is. Turns out it's pretty simple. There's more that could be said about women and about

individual women, obviously, but, and people have pointed that out to me after the film came out, because, of course,

at the end of the film, spoiler alert, we do have the answer. And that's one criticism I've heard

from some people. It's like, well, yeah, a woman is that, but she's a lot more than that. So isn't

that a little bit reductive to just say a woman is an adult human female? And of course,

there's a lot more you can say about an individual person, but we need to have the simple biological definition in place first.

So you can build from there. So that's the simple definition. I see. And so in America,

now, you have to excuse me, because I'm very aware of what's going on in my country,

but here, in terms of

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