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Welcome to the Eric Matex Show. They say it takes a big man to admit he's wrong, but I say it takes an even bigger man to admit he's never wrong.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you that bigger man, Eric Matex.

Thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, hey folks. In a couple of seconds, I'm talking to my friend Chris Whitford who runs a veil here in New York City.

She's the woman, the amazing woman that my wonderful wife, Suzanne, found to help run a veil, which is the pregnancy center here in New York City.

Chris is, I mean sometimes you find somebody and you think, wow, what would life be like if we hadn't found them?

Because there's nobody who could be as good as Chris. She, you know, she has a heart for the unborn.

And as important as that is, a heart for the mothers who are going, so we're going to talk to her in a couple of seconds.

And I hope people will give money to a veil. But that's another story. We're really actually, we got a bunch of things to mention.

First of all, this weekend I saw the film unplanned. It was really one of these films that you say, how amazing that they made this film.

And I'm not joking, I was supposed to be in the film. I know.

And I couldn't work it out with my schedule. What did you think of the guy that played the part you were shooting?

I was shooting Smoky in the bandit for. Oh, right. Yeah. And I, you know, I thought to myself, I already committed to Smoky.

And I cannot be in this film. But I was supposed to be in the film. I was supposed to play the father of the girl who is taken into the clinic to get the abortion.

And she almost dies and everything like that. And I think the reason it's the God that God ordained it that I not be in the film is because I would have stolen the show.

You could I would have skewed the whole thing. Yeah. It's it would have been wrong. And I, because I would have done accents. I would have done tap dancing. I would have done everything.

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