Matt Walsh's "Am I Racist?" THE GAME! (Uncut Edition)
The Matt Walsh Show
Deep Dive
What country produces the most cocaine in the world?
Colombia produces the most cocaine, with its output exceeding that of second-place Peru and third-place Bolivia combined.
Why are Indian Americans considered the most educated group of Asian immigrants in the U.S.?
70% of Indian Americans over the age of 25 have a college degree, making them the most educated group among Asian immigrants in America.
Why do black offenders receive longer sentences on average than white offenders for the same crimes?
Black offenders receive sentences 40% longer than white offenders for the same crimes, which is considered a racist statistic.
What percentage of serial killers in the U.S. from 1900 to 2010 were white?
Over half of all serial killers in the U.S. from 1900 to 2010 were white, according to various definitions of serial killers.
What did Kim Jong-il allegedly do to his uncle?
Kim Jong-il allegedly sentenced his uncle to death by feeding him to a pack of 120 dogs, though this was later debunked as false.
What percentage of adult black females wear wigs, extensions, or weaves?
Roughly 60% of adult black females wear wigs, extensions, or weaves, according to a 2014 report.
What is Cinco de Mayo actually celebrating?
Cinco de Mayo celebrates Mexico's victory over France in the Battle of Puebla in 1862, not Mexico's Independence Day.
Which demographic consumes the most watermelon in the U.S.?
Asians consume the most watermelon on a per capita basis, not African-Americans as commonly stereotyped.
What percentage of Uber drivers are black or Hispanic?
Only 18% of Uber drivers are black and 14% are Hispanic, contrary to the initial claim of over 50%.
What is the average number of drinks consumed per week by the average alcohol consumer in Ireland?
The average alcohol consumer in Ireland consumes 21 drinks per week, not 39 as initially claimed.
- Introduction of the game 'Am I Racist?'
- Contestants introduced
- First questions involve statistics about Colombia and Indian Americans
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