Elected Officials Left SPEECHLESS When Asked One Simple Question

Matt Walsh gets grilled by the Tennessee House Committee. Their attempts to corner him don't go so well.

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[Memology]

The only response I didn't like from Walsh was at 1:14 just because it sounded like a typical "no, you" response. Other than that, they failed at trying to corner him.

[jdy]

Don’t have to be a meteorologist to know it’s raining out, do you?

[SammEater]

The fact this is even being discussed says a lot about where the US is heading.

[nathanielbellmore]

"What's your background" is basically them saying "have you made it through all of the expensive gatekeepers that we've put in place to thoroughly vet you to make sure you're aligned with our agenda"

When you cant win an argument, limit who you allow to argue with you.

[KhanIlkara]

"Do you think a 16 year old could meaningfully consent to having their body parts removed?" Excellent choice sir. I salute you.

[Nmdixon-cuvm]

I like how Mr Clemmons went straight to the fallacy of authority to try and dismiss all of Matt Walsh’s arguments.

[toughbiblepassages]

Matt is admirable. I love his “because I’m a human being who has a soul” line.

[SweetOrangeGirl]

Damn bro, he made them so uncomfortable with that one question.

That’s good, though, cause they know what the answer is but won’t say it out loud.

[firingallcylinders]

I love when the left uses the appeal to authority argument. These are the same people that told us to "trust the experts" during Covid as they changed the Science 100 times.

[doeverything]

"We ask the questions." Hmm... no. We have to hold these things accountable for what they are doing in our name.

[NN-ixku]

Remember everyone, these civil "servants" are supposed to answer to us.

[Notsram]

There's nothing sweeter than the sound of politicians falling silent.

[monkeyinapanzer]

Always love the appeal to authority “what are your credentials? What school did you attend? What is your medical background?” Despite how many conmen, quakes, and self appointed experts have proven to be inept, spouted nonsense, and demonstrated outright vitriol with a scrap of paper or a job title (typically awarded by their system) to justify it.

[chadschmaltz]

I like how he made them uncomfortable with asking if it is OK for a 16yo to consent to a life altering surgical procedure, and one of the committee's responses was, "we're the ones asking the questions."

[MonoZeus]

Enough with these delusions! End this insanity once and for all!

[BSGA]

"We ask the questions here" Because you have no answers.

[nathan]

"We ask the questions."

Yeah, I could never testify before Congress or anyone for that matter without being overcome with the strong urge to tell them where they can go and what they can do to themselves when they get there.

[theappalachian]

Anyone with the authority to ask questions should have the obligation to answer questions

[Ryo_]

Matt answering questions without beating around the bush has them shook.

[GothamandGomorrah]

Did he honestly just say; “we ask the questions!”
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