South Park kicks off Season 27 by putting Trump in bed with Satan. Not a joke. They literally animated Trump naked, mocked his body, and had Satan whisper insults in his ear. This isn’t satire—it’s political warfare dressed up as comedy.

Am I Racist? (2024) Directed by Justin Folk | Starring Matt Walsh In this sharp-tongued satirical documentary, conservative commentator Matt Walsh returns with a provocative new mission: to dissect the modern anti-racism and DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) industry. Armed with a hidden camera, a deadpan demeanor, and a deliberately absurd alter ego—a self-declared “DEI expert”—Walsh infiltrates workshops, corporations, and activist circles in an attempt to expose what he sees as the contradictions, excesses, and monetization of racial politics in America. From proposing the renaming of the Washington Monument to “The George Floyd Monument,” to leading a tongue-in-cheek “Do the Work Workshop,” Am I Racist? blends satire with street interviews and undercover stunts. The film positions itself as a cultural critique of race-based ideologies and the institutions that promote them, questioning whether the push for anti-racism has created a new form of dogma. Controversial, comedic, and unapologetically partisan, Am I Racist? challenges viewers to consider who really benefits from modern-day racial discourse—and who’s left paying the price.

Title: What Is a Woman? Genre: Documentary | Social Commentary Runtime: Approx. 90 minutes Director: Justin Folk Host: Matt Walsh Production Company: The Daily Wire Release Year: 2022 Synopsis: In this provocative and controversial documentary, political commentator Matt Walsh sets out on a global journey to answer one of society’s most debated and seemingly simple questions: "What is a woman?" Challenging prevailing ideas about gender identity, Walsh interviews a wide range of individuals—from doctors and psychologists to activists and everyday people—drawing sharp contrasts between biological science and contemporary gender ideology. Through candid conversations and often uncomfortable moments, the film questions the cultural shift around sex, gender, and truth, all while confronting the political and social consequences of speaking out. What Is a Woman? is both a critique and a cultural exposé, intended to spark conversation