Good afternoon, gentlemen.

GA.

GA to everyone joining us in the chat as well.

Good to be here for another live discussion.

We're going to be talking about

Am I Racist? Went ahead. We saw it last night. Really great movie, really enjoyed it. We'll talk about

some key tenets of the film. But it sparked a really interesting discussion that we'll lead off with.

Maybe you're seeing it tonight. Don't want any spoilers. That'll come a little bit later in the episode. But it opens the can of worms of this idea of righteous deception. And this is not an idea that's novel. This is not the first time as Christians,

as Protestants, we've had to think about, well, what is the place for lying and deception?

Do they have a place? What about in different scenarios like war? And there's two individuals

specifically really impactful, Denny Burke and then Andrew

T. Walker. And they had really, they liked the movie, but they came out and they said, but what about

the way you deceived these people? The way you set up these workshops, the way you set up these

interviews, the way you talk to them. You wore a disguise after all. You did all of this and

it's kind of deceptive, right? Matt Walsh would be, claimed to them, you wore a disguise after all. You did all of this and he's kind of deceptive, right?

Matt Walsh would be, claimed to be conservative, Christian, certainly conservative, Catholic,

but he's claiming to be a Christian and then putting on a wig. He even created for the movie

a fake web page. They had a whole like infer information page build themselves of something totally

different to be able to get in to do these interviews to complete this movie and so some christians

took i wouldn't say of maybe offense would be the right word uh to demonstrate let's go ahead and

just read this tweet this is from uh andrew t walker and i think this is a good encapsulation

of the argument against

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