Matt Walsh dicusses the Left's accusations of morality being forced upon them when, they are the ones forcing their morality on Conservatives.

Matt explains why Christians need to stop playing defense in the culture war. 

Matt Walsh talks about how God sees us and how God judges us. He explains how God's concious works and how we, Christians, have an "underdeveloped failth." Matt says that we should have a child like faith, not a childish faith. He also explains the effect of False Doctrines and how they affect Non-Christians.

Matt Walsh discusses modern societies true christian doctrine.

Matt Walsh explains the Cardinal Sin in any relationship is that you shouldnt try to change someone else. You should put up or overlook your partners flaws because you love them for who they are. He goes on to talk about how men and women are different in their attitudes toward their partner. Matt explains a quote attributed to Marilyn Monroe that highlights you can't handle the worst of someone, then you don't deserve the best of them.

Matt talks about why "acceptance" should not be the goal in a marriage 

Matt Walsh discusses the Civil War and how it's still affecting us 150 years later; however, it didn't affect us a few weeks ago. He explains how it didn't affect our ancester before us, but why does it affect us now? He talks about the mass outrages of offended people, which don't last long until the next outrage. It's becoming more of a trend or a thing to do, than a productive outcry for change.

Matt discusses why the mass outrage in our society is mostly fake.

Matt weighs in on the statue debate 

Matt Walsh discusses the Rule of Law and how people react to it. Regardless of countries having laws, people will still protest. He quotes the Mayor of Baltimore who said, "We have to give them space to desroy" meaning that people can do anything they want regardless of the laws in place. Matt expresses that he is harboring a deeper feeling than anger, from the recent events involving Confederate Statues being torn down and destroyed. He then goes on to explain the left and right's differences in School of Thought.