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Anti-woke US commentator Matt Walsh has again unleashed on Australia, four months after calling it 'the weakest, wokest, lamest country on Earth' .

Moviegoers gave a provocative documentary a 99 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie was released in over 1,500 theaters on September 13 and made almost $5 million during its opening weekend.

DiAngelo was tricked into paying reparations to the right-wing podcaster's black producer in a scene for the upcoming film Am I Racist?

For rebel filmmaker Matt Walsh, the most striking scene in his movie is when he dupes Robin DiAngelo, the author of White Fragility, who made a fortune shaming white people for their inherent bigotry. Over the course of nine toe-curling minutes, DiAngelo is escorted through a series of increasingly preposterous scenarios in the name of vanquishing racism.

Conservative commentator Matt Walsh raised eyebrows at the Democratic National Convention after crashing the event in a 'white dudes for Kamala Harris' disguise. 

Conservative commentator Matt Walsh raised eyebrows at the Democratic National Convention after crashing the event in a 'white dudes for Kamala Harris' disguise.  Walsh was spotted wearing a ponytail wig and 'Kamala Harris for president' hat as he wandered around the United Center in Chicago on Tuesday.  In one scene shared widely across social media, Walsh ambled into the background as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was interviewed by CNN's Kaitlan Collins. 

Trump, 78, made the remarks Thursday at a press conference in Bedminster, New Jersey, outside his Trump National Golf Club. 'Basically, we're going to drill, baby drill, get the energy prices down, almost immediately, we're going to close the border and get the bad ones out,' the republican began.  'And we're gonna let a lot of people come in,' More immigrants are needed, he said, 'because [the US] need[s] more people - 'especially AI coming and all [these] different things. 'The farmers need, everybody needs,' the outspoken candidate further stated, before quickly specifying, 'but we're going to make sure they're not murderers, killers, drug dealers, and the kind of people we have largely coming in right now.'

Filmmaker Matt Walsh shared a clip from his new movie with The Mail. It shows the moment he realized that the liberals he wanted to troll had started to recognize him. The scene from his upcoming release Am I Racist?, which pokes fun at racial justice warriors, was shared exclusively.

The presidential hopeful spoke at a rally in St Cloud, Minnesota on Saturday following recent criticism against female Secret Service agents. His statement comes after several right wing commentators and lawmakers suggested that women were not cut out to be Secret Service agents due to the agency's response during the assassination attempt.

According to Social Blade, Ms Rachel's catchy tunes have earned the 41-year-old a pretty penny, estimating she has yearly earnings of up to $15.7 million, and earning between $77,000 to $1.2 million per month. Her wealth mainly comes from her digital content across various platforms, brand collaborations, and sponsored content. She grew up in Sanford, and went to the University of Southern Maine before earning a master's degree in early childhood education from NYU. Rachel's husband Aron, with whom she shares her five-year-old son with, writes and arranges music and skits for the popular channel.

YouTube star Ms Rachel has sparked fresh backlash after posting a video to social  media celebrating Pride Month. The popular children's content creator who boasts almost 10million subscribers on her channel, posted the controversial clip to her TikTok account 'MsRachelForLittles' on June 1. 'Happy pride to all of our wonderful families and friends! This month and every month, I celebrate you,' Rachel Accurso said, donning a pink headband and multicolored shirt. 'I'm so glad you're here. I'm so glad you're exactly who you are'. The YouTube sensation, who appeared to anticipate fallout with some of her audience following heavy criticism from the Jewish community last month after failing to mention Israeli youngsters in a post about fundraising for children in global conflicts, then added: 'To those who are going to comment, they can't watch this show anymore because of this support, no worries and much love your way.

An anti-woke US commentator has suggested Australia should be invaded and returned to its roots as a penal colony. Matt Walsh's comments come in the wake of several news articles after he labelled Australia 'the weakest, wokest, lamest country on Earth'.

An anti-woke American podcaster (pictured) has unleashed on Australia claiming it is 'the weakest, wokest, lamest country on Earth'. Here's why.

In a blistering review, Matt Walsh who is also an author, podcaster and columnist describes Alone Australia as 'unintentionally the funniest thing on TV right now'.

Mulvaney, who's best known for her doomed tie-up with Bud Light, will address students at Saint Louis University (SLU) on Monday evening about her acting and activism for transgender rights. The SLU Great Issues Committee, which is hosting the event, urged students to 'get excited' about Mulvaney, who charts her man-to-girl transition in her hit TikTok series 'Days of Girlhood.' But conservatives are slamming the appearance as another sign of liberal voices being amplified while those on the right get cancelled.

A number of progressive commentators and commentators have branded a controversial new comedy film that mocks transgender people in sports 'transphobic.' The Lady Ballers, a conservative media outlet, follows a group of middle-aged men who decide to identify as female so they can play basketball in the women's league. It was written and directed by Jeremy Boering, co-founder of The Daily Wire, who also appeared in the lead role.

Senator Ted Cruz of Washington and college swimming sensation Riley Gaines are among the many celebrities slated for the forthcoming 'triggering' comedy Lady Ballers. The film, which is produced by The Daily Wire, portrays a struggling women's basketball team that is forced to put wigs on and watch them play. The film's trailer has hit 19 million views at the time of writing.

When Isabelle Ayala (pictured left) from Florida, doctors ignored the fact she has autism, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and depression when she was prescribed the medications, which were used to transition girls to boys at age 14. Luka Hein (pictured right), another detransitioner, shows the scars on her chest after her irreversible double mastectomy at 16. Ms Hein has also filed a lawsuit against the doctors who looked after her.

Sushi Counter in West Village, New York's West Village, was branded a 'colonizer' and subjected to one-star Google reviews simply because she isn't Japanese. The restaurant's website had a 'Australian-style' sushi menu, with teriyaki chicken, spicy tuna, and avocado and cucumber, among other things. For the bargain price of $5 a roll or three for $12, the restaurant's website offered 'Australian-style' sushi, including teriyaki chicken, spicy tuna, and avocado and cucumber. The restaurant owner, 'Sushi Sheila,' was accused of cultural exploitation and a subsequent barrage of one-star Google reviews. Supporters in her adopted city have since retaliated against the cancel culture warriors.

Despite suffering from multiple personality disorder, a lesbian slammed doctors who led her down a path of transition as a 'fractured and unstable' adolescent. In a bombshell lawsuit brought by DailyMail.com, Layton Ulery, formerly Hannah, struck out at high-profile medical doctors, where she argued that her'mind and body' were inhabited by eight separate identities after nearly two decades of violence at the hands of a cult. She left the cult in 2015 after 18 years of "sexual, physical, and psychological trauma," which also included conversion therapy to "cure" her from being a lesbian, although the time she lived saw her personality splinter into separate identities. Because Layton will suffer memory loss when she changed identities, her doctors were also treating other identities, such as Liv, Jesse, Mason, Lee, AJ, and several other 'fragmented identities,' according to the complaint. Despite being "fully and legally disabled under Rhode Island's constitution, she underwent radical gender reassignment surgery, including hormone replacement, because the surgeons' priorities, ideologies, and professional interests were secondary.' Ulery is suing Thunder Island Health Center for Rehabilitation, as well as a number of respected consultants, including Dr. Jason Rafferty, psychologist Julie Lyons, and Dr. Michelle Forcier. When first contacted by DailyMail.com, those affected by the lawsuit did not respond immediately to a request for comment.

The popular dancing competition has been thrown into disarray, with bosses scrambling to decide on a firm strategy in the aftermath of the continuing writers' strike. One of the plans was to film the season premiere on Tuesday, but not on television, because labour unions are calling for a postponement of events until a decision is reached. Matt Walsh, a WGA member, walked out of rehearsals in a show of unity 24 hours after.

Mira, 55, and How I Met Your Mother actress Alyson, 49, have been chastised for failing to stand in solidarity with those in pain, as a slew of protesters has threatened to remove them like Matt Walsh. To shun the contestants for crossing the picket line, social media followers have taken to their Instagram pages.

Demonstrators have yelled out the ABC show is under increasing pressure to let go of its Hollywood stars, with protesters calling out Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, 55, and How I Met Your Mother actress Alyson Hannigan, 49, after Matt Walsh, 37, resigned. Matt - a WGA member - could pay his show fee to the union, according to DailyMail.com. If contestants drop out, there are fears that finding replacements will be difficult in the midst of continuing picketing.

Many Hollywood celebrities are set to gracefully leave out of Dancing with the Stars' forthcoming season. Early Wednesday morning, writers Guild of America strikers were on the picket line, with signs naming Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, American Pie actress Alyson Hannigan, and Veep actor Matt Walsh out. According to Deadline, the trio needs to be withdrawn from the competition ahead of its debut next Tuesday.