Welcome to your fearless recap of my week's best fire starters and conversations.

Hi, I'm Jason Whitlock.

Uh, while we had a fantastic week and we had a theme kind of to the week, we talked a lot

about Matt Walsh's documentary, What Is A Woman? I started Monday's show with a fire about,

Hey, man, how come Jesus, the Bible God wasn't talked about in What Is A Woman, listen to this fire.

Over the course of 90 plus minutes, Matt Walsh is captivating an important documentary,

What Is A Woman? Never mentions God. It's the equivalent of exploring the truth regarding Tom

Brady's NFL career without referencing Bill Belichek. It's a glaring and telling old mission

that dams American clergy far more than Walsh, a courageous faith-inspired public, an intellectual,

and his provocative documentary that explores how and why the question, what is a woman

became loaded and controversial? Walsh frames his documentary as a search for truth. Based on his

finished product, his hunt for the truth never led him to a church or force one of his interview

subjects to reference God, Jesus, or the Bible. Walsh's film is worrably. It fights a spiritual war

on secular terms. This is likely a choice made by Walsh and his daily wire collaborators.

I reached out to Matt yesterday via text and he wrote me back, I asked him a question,

why no God, we didn't want the film to be a theological debate or to present the issue as though

you have to be religious to disagree with gender ideology. Sundy, that's the approach the left

would have wanted us to take. Our fundamental goal was to reveal the irrationality and absurdity

of gender ideology. The left and corporate media have demonized evangelicals, particularly white

ones. To the point, the Christians have publicly de-emphasized their faith. It's a trap. The left

intentionally makes arguments devoid of logic, facts, and reason so that conservatives foolishly

believe they can win public debates without ever invoking the ultimate authority. It's a political

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