Matt Walsh's Movie MISSED This Horrifying FACT

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Bio: Ruslan KD is a Christian KZbinr of Armenian descent who was a refugee from Baku, Azerbaijan, before moving to the United States as a child. He started his KZbin channel in the mid-2010s, which has since grown into a popular platform for discussing faith, lifestyle, and music. Known for his insightful commentary on Christian living, culture, and personal development, Ruslan has built a community of followers who value his thoughtful approach to contemporary issues. In addition to his KZbin presence, Ruslan is a speaker, author, and advocate for godly ambition, often addressing topics related to leadership, mental health, and the integration of faith in everyday life.
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[@LoweryAustin]

Ruslan, invite Matt on to the show for an interview!

[@Jesus_was_God]

Matt is a crook, dont let them come. He is an actor, sth not right about him. His docs are all staged. Hes not authentic.

[@jasonabling6467]

Racism still exists and is still built into many communities. I’m a white conservative pastor in a small southern town. I’m married to a black woman who grew up in this small town. She and her family have experienced extreme racism their whole lives. It got better around 10 years ago but now is back with people like Walsh saying that racism doesn’t exist and they’re just playing the victim. It saddens me that Christians are playing a part in this. It’s a slap in the face to many people like my wife who won’t complain but just keep serving the Lord and just keep on working hard to overcome. Your video is correct, appreciate you making it.

[@Jesus_was_God]

racism exists, democrats created it on purpose. People need to go hard against sin, but in a rightous way.

[@KiearraDScruggs]

THIS

[@CCD_106]

YES...the key word here is CHRISTIANS!!! There should be NO racism amongst Christians and if we witness it anywhere within The Body, we MUST rebuke AND correct it with The Word, Matthew 12:48-50!!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@angelmartin7310]

Sir, as Ruslan said, the overcorrection didn't come from nowhere...but you know what else didn't come from nowhere? The stereotypes and fear of BM criminality.

[@Raymond7779]

Matt Walsh's new movie is a hilarious mock-documentary comedy, and a really good effort to combat the pervasive woky ideology all over colleges and a lot of corporate work places. Now people are talking about the giant grift going on, finally.

[@xavierb9061]

If it was about jews an antisemitism, wouldnt say that

[@kimberlywiederhold627]

It is not a mock documentary

[@Raymond7779]

@@kimberlywiederhold627 Okay, then let's just acknowledge It's a great expose film showing the ugly truth about the diversity equity inclusion industry

[@danacamp5437]

A mockumentary is a completely fictional script designed to appear like a documentary. This movie exposes REAL life DEI programs. It's more like an undercover investigative journalism movie.

[@kimberlywiederhold627]

@@Raymond7779 I've always recognized it as such.

[@jedijoe80]

Reach out to Matt Walsh.

[@michaelmcnatt6518]

This is one of your best videos, and not just because I agree with the takes. Covers all areas challenges bad takes from people you agree with, and finds a middle ground to the overreactions on both sides.

[@qcwred]

The biggest flaw with the death penalty is that you can only get it IF you plead not guilty. So someone who is innocent and trying to fight for their freedom could get it but the heartless murderer who proudly admits it with no regrets doesn't

[@roster092]

Ruslan, thank you brother and I love you. I’m a Christian Man in law school in the South East, who happens to be black and I have to wrestle with this tension daily. On a high note, it helps me further my trust in God and that he’s real and see the carnal and depraved state of man, and become even more thankful for Jesus. But the other side, though I never lose hope. I do have moments where I continually ask God, why it has to be this way. Why do race relations have to be this tense? And though I can answer those questions biblically through his word and also study of US history ( I’ve always been a huge history nerd). It remains difficult to see the issues, knownthe only true solution is Jesus but also see the anger, distrust, and human disbelief in Him.

[@jbanne001]

I'm old enough to remember back in 2001 in college when we black folks used the word conscious. Some of us still do. Which just meant socially aware pertaining to black culture solely. Personally there's nothing wrong with that. We SHOULD be conscious as black ppl. Then that got turned into woke, which white progressives jumped on... then it got perverted by white right-wingers and politicians. Now I cringe when I hear woke. Most black people do. We don't even use it anymore. To see how it got perverted and ruined by white politicians is gross. Now anything media related with black folks, women, or the gay community is called woke, but that's not how it originally was used. I wish the right would find a new word to use like PC or something.

[@Sil-Von]

Glad you’ve pointed some of these things out, I’m used to upsetting people on both sides of the political isle with my takes 😂 too much nuance apparently

[@neil8701]

This is by far the best take on this issue on KZbin so far. FINALLY someone gets the nuance of the situation and knows how to express it! I've been putting many people on game about how nuanced it all is. Some seem to get it, some don't. In any case, I'm happy that there's at least one content creator that does!

[@angelmartin7310]

He left out another bit of nuance, which is that the negative attitudes and stereotypes didn't come out of thin air either.

[@TheNinjapancake14]

I must be missing something, because what Ruslan was describing in the beginning still happens today. The discourse online is so different from real life (in my experience)

[@Thomas.charles866]

Hey brother! I love your content and I generally enjoy (whether agree or disagree with your takes) your perspective on topics. I do want to offer a bit of pushback though on your general approach to this topic from my perspective. I agree with the fact that historical injustices have effects on the present. I think it would be a bit naive to claim otherwise. The fundamental issue when it comes to race in America is that we simply talk about it too much. The problem here, which as Christians we would agree, is the human heart which can’t be fixed via policy, law or logic. It annoys me as a Caribbean immigrant who served this country and became a Christian later in my adult life that so many Americans that people cripple themselves with the weight of the past. The past is not the end of your story, it’s simply a part. It’s up to us generally how big of a part we make it, considering our future.

[@BlessGodStudios]

Well said. I’m not sure what you’re pushing back on. I agree we talk about it too much. Denying it happened and impacts people is also annoying. Both sides aren’t listening to each other.

[@Thomas.charles866]

@@BlessGodStudios completely fair. 100%. I guess what I’m pushing back on is the extent to which it (both past and current injustices) affects people’s present and their future. I’ll grant that conservatives can come off a bit cold and unemphatic when reacting/responding to anecdotes and perhaps even documented cases of injustice when it comes to black people or other minorities, but at this point, the only side that practically suffer here are black Americans and anyone else who surrenders their present… to the past, or their capability/power to change their circumstance to “environment” or “society”. Once again, not invalidating anyone’s plight, but from comic book, to fiction at large, to real life heroes and role models, we are all drawn to and admire people who overcame their adversity and sacrificed greatly to achieve some degree of success. Then there’s the reality of simply taking on a greater burden because it’s necessary and fulfilling. For example, I’m very glad we have brave people willing to risk their lives to run into burning flames to save strangers daily. Very necessary for society, not appealing to most humans. It saddens me that we are more divided than ever on almost everything that can be argued about, and I don’t want to be guilty here of one of the greatest recorded indictments God makes against His people (complaining/grumbling), so I’ll just state it quickly. Sadly, more people spend too much time talking about the problem (or just straight up complaining) rather than acknowledging, addressing and trying to find solutions. Christ died to set us free from sin in all forms, the adversary thrives on us being a victim of our circumstances.

[@Thomas.charles866]

@@BlessGodStudios thank you for your thoughts and genuine feedback always by the way. Love you brother

[@mikemike7326]

Praise God to see the things God is doing through Rus bro! I remember listening to the Breax mixtapes n covers like Fighters online n to think this is what he’s doing now is wild bro 🔥🔥🔥

[@kevinklein9565]

Dude I always get recommended your videos before they are actually available and never see recommendations any other way time

[@johnysclip4182]

You make a great point Ruslan, As a black man myself, the reason why black people do not lean left , is because they never want to acknowledge racism no matter the contest , you made a great point about the house market, and Matt Walsh dismisses it 😅 , saying it’s classism , so there you have it .

[@JDunlapTV]

It's pronounced " duhh - cab" btw. Sincerely, someone who grew up in Dekalb

[@quantaviousjenkins7667]

Also from DeKalb. I nearly died laughing at his pronunciation.

[@JDunlapTV]

@@quantaviousjenkins7667 People not from here alwsys pronounce it wrong lol

[@camillemitchell301]

I'm glad someone said it! His other movie was much more cut and dry than this one.

[@thevanbeard]

Thank you Ruslan. I appreciate your perspective. Carl Jung talks about the idea of the collective psyche and the impact that race based slavery had on it. You cannot deny that slavery and Jim Crow caused generational harm. The issue to me is how is it healed. As a Catholic Christian, Jesus is the first and most powerful healer of race relations. Then community and relationship. I did a lot of mission trips to inner cities in Kalamazoo, Flint, and Toledo where I lived for 7 years. It is going to take time and commitment of churches and community to heal these areas.

[@PrettyinPink492]

Matt Walsh was on Jillian Michaels's podcast discussing gay marriage. I was very disappointed. He could have shut her down on her ideology but for some reason did not. CAN YOU PLEASE DO A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY ON IT? I'd luv to hear your thoughts and insights.

[@austinkelley6806]

Did Voddie really strawman? I’m reading Fault Lines rn, and he pulling history, quotes, and books from professors throughout. Idk how that’s strawman?

[@GreaterThanWealth]

He ignored allot of historical factors as to why some black people are where there are. I find that black conservatives do this to appeal to a white conservative audience. They only call out the obvious fabrications of the liberal arguments but ignore the deeper substantive issues of the American government treatments of blacks post civil rights movement

[@BlessGodStudios]

Voddie had to publicly apologize to Delgado. Google it and you tell me.

[@austinkelley6806]

@@BlessGodStudios I was able to sneak in some research throughout the weekend, and Voddie certainly did misquote Delgado. However, it does seem odd that Delgado is the only one he misquoted (intentionally or unintentionally). To be charitable, Voddie may have blurred the lines between direct quote and analysis during his work. Lastly, to say he strawman’ed all of CRT throughout the whole book is a bit unfair given that Delgado isn’t solely responsible for CRT. But thank you for the response, I truly appreciate it!

[@DonDreaming]

@@BlessGodStudios "HAD to publicly apologize"?! Where? When? Please provide the link. I Googled it (and not just read headlines) and I'm not seeing it. I see there were accusations of misquoting and then stretching that to say that even the overall idea is a misrepresentation of Delgado's writings . . . I have the book . . . wasn't really familiar with the technicalities of 'block quotes' before today, but the fact that there are quotations of a few sentences and words WITHIN the block quote should signal that the entire block quote wasn't intended to be a direct quotation . . . it did for me . . . but perhaps my knowledge of writing standards are 20 years out of date. Per VB''s interview with Founders, he owns the bad formatting but stands by his intentions of giving an overview (not direct quote), and it being an accurate overview of the ideology at that (not a straw man). In the interview, direct quotes of Delgado ARE read, and it's clearly not a misrepresentation or strawman of the ideology . . . it's the same understanding.

[@npt5982]

Another W video for Ruslan!

[@td5604]

Ruslan, I am enjoying this video so far. However, I do not think the example you use at 12:18 proves the point you think it does. A black family putting up their pictures and the appraisal differs if they remove the picture does not prove racism. If the researchers had switched out the black family's picture with a white family's and there was a discrepancy, then I would concede your point. Real estate agents actually encourage their clients to remove all pictures of themselves and their families so that prospective buyers can picture themselves in the house. Just a thought. God bless! 😊

[@KiearraDScruggs]

maybe this picture doesn't resonate with you, but there was a real news story this year where a Black family had their house appraised for $100,000 more after allowing their white friend to act as the seller during the appraisal. This wasn't just about removing family pictures; it was about systemic racial bias in the housing market. Denying these facts doesn’t make them any less real just because it hasn’t happened to you. And while I acknowledge that Black people can be racist too (a black woman made a dinner that white women have to pay $5,000 for just to be called racist even though they went to the dinner to learn not to be)-especially in today’s world-this example highlights a specific issue of racism in housing that’s still very present.

[@tanderson2too]

It actually does. It occurred in middle-class neighborhoods, and neighborhoods where homes were worth millions. It was isolated to one state. There are quite a few news stories about news. Real Estate Agents and Real Estate Appraisers have different roles. The appraiser is supposed to look at the data (comparable sales, neighborhood, market trends, etc.). Removing photos from a home shouldn't shift a value by 6 figures.

[@BlessGodStudios]

I think the latter has been done too. Swap black family pictures with fake white family pictures and the appraisals was higher.

[@CCD_106]

Good video, but OJ is a BAD example. It is a GREAT example of a jury biased toward a given outcome and the trial allowing them to get it because no matter how you feel about the case, any unbiased honest person will agree that the criteria of, "beyond a reasonable doubt" was definitely not met.

[@JJ-yz1pi]

Cant afford the bless God summit lol but sending hugs to all of you lol

[@Hello-bi1pm]

I bet no one would care about it if DEI in Hollywood didn't destroy American cultural touchstones

[@wjc252006]

You have accepted a bad premise. I grew up in Sacramento in the bad areas and the moved to somewhat better areas. I learned in that time that most of the time you break the bonds by getting away from your immediate environment. Take steps that are known to work, Follow Jesus, His way is Truth

[@JadDragon]

Walsh isn't a person who should be representing Christians and Christianity to the world. Jesus lives! ♥️ and is Yahweh God 🙏🏻 Christ ✝️ and King 👑

[@charlesiragui2473]

Was this a movie representing itself as Christian? I haven't seen it but I had the impression it was a conservative movie, not particularly Christian.

[@JadDragon]

@@charlesiragui2473 I never said it was

[@charlesiragui2473]

@@JadDragon OK, I misunderstood your post. What do you dislike about Walsh?

[@JadDragon]

@@charlesiragui2473 exactly what I said in the post.

[@charlesiragui2473]

@@JadDragon ?? I am Christian and I read this "Walsh isn't a person who should be representing Christians and Christianity to the world." and don't understand what you're referring to. I'm not sure how he's "representing Christians and Christianity" especially as he tends to make secular arguments, not theological ones.

[@rukomboreromashumba8146]

W take brother

[@thegracecast40]

Ruslan, you should look into the American Solidarity Party. I think your politics align with it

[@MrCamaleon7]

An useless party and a waste of your vote

[@ItsOnPaper]

Ruslan buying into the emotional response, surprise surprise.

[@truthteller816]

Did you watch the video?!

[@livinginoklahomacityofficial]

​@@truthteller816doubtful

[@Beatrichay]

He's right.

[@Alex-jv5cs]

"bUt HiS wIfE iS bLaCk!!!"

[@KiearraDScruggs]

It's not an emotional response to point out the reality of a situation just because it makes you uncomfortable or because you yourself haven't experienced it. It's hypocritical because I'm pretty sure you're someone who looks at "the left" and realizes they deny logical facts when it comes to transgenderism, yet they are the same people who will go into an uproar if someone identifies as transracial. I’m sure you and I can agree on that part, and that calling them out isn't hateful but about speaking facts and not compromising reality for emotions. No one is buying into an emotional response just because people are admitting to racism and redlining. Please re-read the Torah and see how Miriam was cursed with leprosy for mocking Moses' wife. It's not an emotional response when we bring up the Holocaust, but it's somehow considered an emotional response when we talk about American slavery and its aftermath. Also, do you realize that most people don’t even know about the Armenian genocide? For years, it wasn’t even allowed to be talked about. Ruslan knows firsthand what it’s like to experience racism because he and his family literally fled their country as refugees. Yet you want him to stay silent about what's happening here just because you feel it's an emotional response? Come on, let's be real.

[@dcliddell96]

Hey, what are your views on abolishing abortion? Abolitionist Rising would be a great team to discuss with.

[@jtcxz9684]

I was concerned by the title but good job. Matt Walsh comedy didn’t have to prompt it but I get it. Interesting to hear you consider yourself right. Years ago thought differently of you. I have heard Matt Walsh acknowledge racism exists but he contends with the extreme absolute of it in America today. I think I understand why you try to balance your perspectives but you seem to generalize a minority mindset to sympathize with the left. The root is sin. Going back and back and back to justify or soften the other side may not be as helpful as the acknowledgment of present day realities and future solutions. You usually will follow a great take with a “but” and sometimes it can cancel your great take. For the sake of what? You made great points all on their own but those points as a response to the movie are not as impactful. Love you brother keep up the great work God bless.

[@beatallmighty58]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! Why is it ssssssssooooooooo hard for Walsh like minded folk to use some common sense when it comes to racism!?!?!

[@bztx1229]

Does Ruslan have 2 watches 😂

[@HeavenlyPrincess1]

This explains dr. Umar

[@simplyserge144]

Do a reaction to Corey interview with Joel Webbon 😂😭

[@DellBlackberry22]

I always wondered what he check on them standardized test

[@DonDreaming]

missing me on a lot here, does anyone actually ever say or imply that it "came out of nowhere?" . . . Ruslan often presents caricatures of arguments imo, while putting himself as the nuanced centrist . . . like who's okay with the current death penalty system?! Lol! In my opinion, the Death penalty should be in cases where there's no doubt who the perpetrator is and it should be swift . . . like 7 days . . . and death penalty isn't "big" government to begin with, it's a state-by-state decision, right? . . . and did you talk to Matt about what he's willing to concede?? Maybe you should. Yes, there are remnants, but the pendulum is also swinging to the other side (and celebrated), i.e. picking a Supreme Court Justice because of their skin color and sex, the throngs of money thrown at minorities in higher education, "diversity" hiring & admission policies . . . one could go on. Are you bothered by the non-minorities who are missing out on opportunities/funds due to ACTUAL systemic policies? Do you consider these policies racist? Do you speak out against them?

[@SamiraJay]

This was my biggest criticism. We can’t ignore history and the effect of history. But let’s not be extreme. This extreme viewpoints had my coworkers thinking Juneteenth was a holiday made up a couple years ago because of DEI. It’s erasing history. We are not making stuff up.

[@wjc252006]

You are not an honest peson on this

[@alexika9981]

Was the debate that PBD got destroyed was with Roland Martin I think.

[@BlessGodStudios]

Correct

[@DonDreaming]

Thanks! Wanted to know.

[@alexika9981]

Racism may not exist as much in California but sir it is rampant in other states.

[@Raymond7779]

... and it is directed at people of ALL races, including those labeled as so-called oppressors

[@jreel6689]

It’s just a movie…. Comedy to be exact!

[@wjc252006]

Marxism is not an over correction but that Marx lost and he sent people through our institutions. If they did not make it racial then it would not be a problem. You are misrepresenting the right bro.

[@devindaniels1379]

No one claims that now no individual racists exist. But if it is not coming from the system, it is not systemic even if it happens to one race more often on an individual level. And you make it sound like DEI is some fringe thing. Like it hasn't been adopted by most major companies. Coca cola had the famous "be less white" training. And what do you make of the fact that Nigerians are one of the most successful immigrant groups? How can that be going against a racist system? And I can think of a reason off the top of my head that someone that isn't racist would avoid hiring a minority if they can. If the employee is bad, they can fire a white guy without worrying about a discrimination lawsuit.

[@Ironsharpensiron89]

My man still thinking George Floyd was an example of police brutality.

[@estherdavis9038]

What do you call it

[@Ironsharpensiron89]

@@estherdavis9038 police officer detaining a man on drugs that would not stop thrashing to get away

[@paxmeetsworld556]

@@Ironsharpensiron89just curious, you affirm the decision to put your knee on someone’s neck for 8 minutes as they say they can’t breath? I could be wrong…

[@Ironsharpensiron89]

@@paxmeetsworld556 we have different perspectives on what we see happening in the videos, for example he was saying he couldn’t breath long before the cop had his knee on his shoulder blades. Like when he was in the squad car and kicked himself on to the pavement.

[@GreaterThanWealth]

@@Ironsharpensiron89so your saying the knee to the neck didnt exacerbate it?

[@Alex-jv5cs]

TIL that Ruslan is the fake bubble gum "christian".

[@chesterswanson4464]

Amercia by default is racist, it mainly covert rather than overt. There are still sundown towns all through out the US.

[@slightlylefthanded]

Is every town in the US a sundown town?

[@jbanne001]

​@@slightlylefthandedthe fact that they exist at all is bad enough.

[@RagnarLoudpak]

@@slightlylefthandedno. Genuinely, what point are you trying to make?

[@slightlylefthanded]

@@RagnarLoudpak my point is that you can't make a blanket statement about an ENTIRE nation and then say "oh yeah a few towns are racist". Thats not how logic works

[@RagnarLoudpak]

@@slightlylefthanded sure, except that quote isn’t at all what they said. They said “there are sundown all throughout the US.” Not “a few towns are racist.” That’s very different. Whether you believe that or not is up to you, but if this person believes that statement, then it’s perfectly reasonable for them to then come to the conclusion that the country is inherently racist. Thats logic. You may disagree with the claim, but it’s logical reasoning. Also, they said “by default.” Thats not a blanket statement. By definition, it doesn’t mean everyone.

[@richardNbacchus]

Matt got smoked in that breaking points interview

[@DonDreaming]

"smoked" is quite the stretch.

[@mysurfing3550]

You very much can be pro choice and Christian. In the Christian religion a soul does not enter the body until it takes the breath of life according to the Bible. Forcing people to give birth for your sake isn't a pillar to be a Christian and in fact it's literally just a philosophical grey area before they're born and take their first breath.

[@brennankinder535]

“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart”. Really??

[@mysurfing3550]

@@brennankinder535 Well, sure you can cherry pick but the same can be done the other way. I can easily read the quote you just wrote to mean that God chose to have you be born. Put quite bluntly regardless of the existence of abortion God can literally just make sure your soul goes to someone who will survive fetushood and be born. I would never have to take someone elses free will away for Gods will to be done. If you were meant to be born he made it so you were. Pretty simple that God is more powerful. Genesis 2:7, He “breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and it was then that the man became a living being.”

[@brennankinder535]

@@mysurfing3550 what is cherry picking about that? It’s very clear, and there are other verses that show the value that life has to God. God also allows for free will while being sovereign, and finding where these 2 things meet can be tricky, but to think that our bad decisions don’t have consequences or an impact is false. Having an abortion matters, plain and simple.

[@wmor2449]

​@@mysurfing3550Sorry, but which "womb" was God creating mankind IN in Genesis 2:7? Notice any other differences there than the way every single other person was created 🤔

[@wmor2449]

​@@mysurfing3550"it was THEN (emphasis *****THEN******) that MAN became a LIVING CREATURE. Not when YOU say. It. WAS. Then.