“Am I Racist?” by Matt Walsh has officially claimed its spot as the highest-grossing documentary of the decade. And its success didn’t stop there — streaming on Daily Wire+ has extended the film’s reach, solidifying its legacy as a cultural juggernaut. But the story doesn’t end with the big screen. Now, the energy and controversy of Am I Racist? is available for game night with the Am I Racist? party game — a bold and hilarious way to keep the conversations going. The Daily Wire has brought a groundbreaking (and hilarious) way to tackle stereotypes head-on with the “Am I Racist?” game. This isn’t just a party game; it’s a social experiment, a gut-busting debate, and a way to find out just how much (or how little) you really know about the world around you. In a new video, Matt Walsh hosts the ultimate game show: Am I Racist? With contestants on the hot seat, questions fly fast, challenging their knowledge of stereotypes, facts, and their ability to separate reality from fiction. From serial killers to watermelon consumption, contestants had to decide if the statements were right or racist. Spoiler alert: even when the answers were technically correct, Walsh’s biting commentary ensured everyone left questioning their confidence (and maybe their life choices). Here’s a sneak peek at some of the questions featured in the show: “Once convicted, black people on average receive sentences 40% longer than white offenders for the same crimes.” “Over half of all serial killers in the United States were white from 1900 to 2010.” “As reported by The Huffington Post, roughly 60% of adult black females wear wigs, extensions, or weaves.” Not only do these questions spark debate, but they also unveil just how tricky stereotypes can be. Whether the statements are facts, myths, or rooted in societal assumptions, the tension (and the humor) keeps the players—and the audience—on edge. WATCH:  A Game That Sold Out Is Back “Am I Racist?” isn’t just a hit documentary and game show; It’s also the Daily Wire’s bestselling new party game! Selling thousands of copies in its initial run, it became an instant hit and quickly sold out. But good news: it’s back in stock! Here’s what you can expect: Over 200+ cards featuring stereotype and debate questions that will test your knowledge (and your nerves). Playable with 3 to 10+ people, making it perfect for parties, game nights, or family gatherings that need a little spice. A scoring system that scientifically (okay, not really) determines how racist you and your friends are by the end of the game. Why This Game Is Different Unlike other party games, “Am I Racist?” isn’t afraid to ask the hard questions, push buttons, and make you laugh until you cry (or cringe). It’s perfect for anyone who isn’t afraid to challenge assumptions and dive into tough topics — all while having a great time. Don’t Miss Your Chance The last time “Am I Racist?” hit the shelves, it sold out fast. With its return, now’s the time to grab your copy before it disappears again. Trust us, this is the most politically incorrect, side-splitting game you’ll add to your collection this year. Get yours today at DailyWire.com/shop, and find out: Are you racist? CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

CNN analyst Scott Jennings filled in for Salem Radio talk show host Mike Gallagher this week, and one of the most interesting interviews was with Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, the billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times. He divulged to Jennings he’s privately developing a "bias meter," a new AI-powered technology to enhance the balance of the news stories at his paper. The medical mogul added, “What we need to do is not have what we call ‘confirmation bias’ and then that story, automatically, the reader can press a button and get both sides of that exact same story based on that story. And then give comments. Now, I’m giving you some little breaking news here but this is what we’re currently building behind the scenes. And I’m hoping that by January we launch this.” Jennings replied, “So we’re talking about a fusion of content created by journalists and technology that you’re developing that will give the readers a more well-rounded or complete view of any given story at any given time.” “Correct,” Soon-Shiong said, adding: “Comments are as important as sometimes the story, because you get a feel of what people are thinking and, as you said, you can have a conversation, a discourse, a respectful disagreement.” This did not go over well with the staff. The paper’s editorial guild released a statement in retort, saying “the newspaper’s owner has publicly suggested his staff harbors bias, without offering evidence or examples” and its members value “fairness, precision, transparency, vigilance against bias, and an earnest search to understand all sides of an issue.” The Hollywood Reporter compared this to NewsGuard, founded in 2018, which provides a browser extension that gives a “Full Nutrition Label” of a news website and its political leanings and who owns it. But as our colleagues at Free Speech America have shown, NewsGuard acts very much like it is owned and operated by the Liberal Media Elite. The liberal elites are all trustworthy, and the conservative elites are menacing misinformers. Not every watchdog is a reliable critic. The website MediaBiasFactCheck.com has judged National Public Radio wrongly: "NPR’s news reporting is consistently low-biased, factual, and covers both sides of issues." This is not right at all. It's not "low-biased" and it doesn't cover both sides. NPR media reporter David Folkenflik filed a story on Pete Hegseth's nomination for Defense Secretary that quoted an unnamed accuser that Hegseth got "handsy" with her at a bar. Hegseth's lawyer denied the allegation, but all of these allegations have accumulated, making each one sound more plausible.  But NPR, like the other networks, didn't cover the allegations that Kamala Harris's husband Doug Emhoff brutally slapped a girlfriend at the Cannes Film Festival in 2012, a year before he met Harris. Only some damaging personal information is considered newsworthy -- the ones that help Democrats and hurt Republicans. Enjoy the show below, or wherever you listen to podcasts.     

The series of absurdities that have unfolded this week to undermine the rule of law are so convoluted that it would be hilarious if the topic were not so grave.The Biden administration has demonstrated consistent corruption, bringing outrageous charges against political opponents, intimidating concerned parents, and targeting professing Christians. Progressives have gone to extreme lengths — including attempted assassination — to stop Donald Trump from returning to the White House, fearing the consequences of their actions. Now, President Joe Biden has issued a sweeping pardon for his son Hunter and is reportedly considering additional “pre-emptive” pardons to shield his allies.A standard that applies only to one side is not a principle at all — it is a weapon.President Trump must reject calls for surrender from both the establishment left and right while ensuring Democrats are held accountable for their abuse of power. If he fails to act, the left will likely resume its legal campaigns the moment Democrats regain power.In the past week, both National Review and Politico published pieces urging Trump to avoid retaliatory actions if he returns to office. While National Review acknowledged corruption within the Biden Justice Department and Politico largely downplayed it, both concluded that Trump should refrain from using his power to hold those responsible for legal overreach accountable.The word "retaliation" is itself a manipulative attempt to poison the well. The correct word is "justice," and without justice, not only will those wronged go without satisfaction, but the incentives will encourage Democrats to resume their incredibly corrupt practices the minute they regain power.The think pieces urging restraint from Trump were already absurd. Joe Biden, however, drove the point home days later by issuing a sweeping pardon for his son Hunter. The pardon not only covers the specific weapons charges for which Hunter was convicted but also shields him from all potential crimes dating back to 2014.While using presidential power to protect a son from a specific, life-altering mistake might be understandable, this blanket pardon reeks of corruption. Its scope — reaching back to when Hunter allegedly acted as a bagman for his dad — suggests self-interest played a larger role than fatherly affection in this brazen act.If the Hunter Biden pardon wasn’t enough to mock the rule of law, Politico now reports that the administration is considering blanket pardons for other Democratic allies. Figures such as Anthony Fauci, Liz Cheney, and Adam Schiff — all potential targets for accountability under Trump — may receive pre-emptive pardons.Should the Biden administration take this step, it will destroy any remaining illusion of a functioning justice system. Americans watching this blatant corruption can no longer believe progressives will honor calls for civility or restraint. The left is torching its last shreds of credibility, along with the evidence, as it scrambles to evade accountability.Americans like to believe they live under the rule of law, not the rule of men. Ultimately, however, all laws must be administered by someone. A society’s norms and beliefs can be enshrined in its legal system, but if those in power fail to enforce and respect those standards, they become meaningless.President Joe Biden has repeatedly declared, “No one is above the law,” in reference to Donald Trump. Yet, when it comes to his son Hunter or figures like Anthony Fauci, Biden has shown no interest in upholding that principle. A standard that applies only to one side is not a principle at all — it is a weapon.Conservatives, by nature, gravitate toward restoring order and sanity. Most Republican voters want a justice system that punishes criminals, protects citizens, and remains apolitical. But order cannot be restored unless Democrats face consequences for violating those norms. Losing an election is not enough.Trump must take substantive action to impose accountability and deter progressive politicians and bureaucrats from abusing power again when given the opportunity. Every schoolchild learns that the pendulum swing of democracy and competing ambitions keeps government power in check. Yet, this system cannot function if one side makes power abuse its principle while the other side refuses to wield power at all.President Trump should start by pardoning the January 6 defendants and other enemies of the Democratic Party, like Douglass Mackey, who have faced politically motivated prosecution under Biden’s Department of Justice. The Trump administration should consider dismantling the FBI entirely or at least closing its Washington headquarters. This effort should include firing as many agents as possible and relocating the remaining staff to various field offices across the country.Charges should be filed against officials who committed crimes while implementing the Biden administration’s corrupt agenda. Those who were complicit but did not commit criminal acts should be removed from their positions. Accountability must come first.Healing and unity — and a true restoration of the rule of law — can only happen after the left’s entrenched influence in the American system is rooted out. Those advising retreat or restraint without ensuring Democrats face consequences are either naïve or deliberately protecting the entrenched establishment.Trump must take bold action and disregard disingenuous calls for civility designed to enable future progressive abuses. For ambition to truly check ambition, the pendulum must swing — and it must swing hard.

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