Coming up on the Matt Wall Show today, the movie about Kermit Gaznell entered its second week this weekend after an extremely impressive showing in its first week.

Yet, the film is already being dropped from hundreds of theaters. Is it being blackballed?

Yes, of course, but why? Why is the left so terrified of Gaznell? Why is the media so terrified of Gaznell?

Well, we'll talk about that now. Stay tuned.

Oh, man. This is a tough day for me. It was tough waking up this morning and finding the reason to go on.

The Ravens, the Ravens lost yesterday. They lost my Baltimore Ravens lost on a missed extra point, on a missed extra point,

in the final seconds of the game they got the most accurate field goal kicker in the history of the league.

He's never missed an extra point in his entire career, including college, like 300 straight made extra point kicks,

and this is the one that he decides to miss. And then we lost the game. And to make matters worse, after the game last night,

I was sitting in the living room in a state of deep shock and misery. And in a bit of an existential crisis, asking myself,

what's the point of life? What's the point of anything? And then my daughter comes in and she says, what's the matter, Daddy? Are you sad? You look sad?

And I said, yes, I'm very sad. The Ravens lost on a missed extra point at the end of the game. And she said, what's an extra point?

And I said, well, it's the field goal that you kick after a touchdown if you're not going to go for two. And she said, what's a field goal? What's a touchdown? What's going for two?

And I said, please stop interrogating me. Can't you see that I'm traumatized here? And she said, what are you going to cry, Daddy?

And I said, yes, I might cry. I might cry. And she said, well, Daddy's don't cry. No, Daddy's don't cry. And I said, you're right. Daddy's don't cry, except when their football team loses on a missed extra point at the very end of the game.

Then they might cry. And then she said, I'm going to quote her exactly, okay? She said, that's silly, Daddy. That's silly to cry over football. Football is silly.

And so what was I going to do? I called the police on her, had her cardered away, which is not the kind of thing that you want to ever, it's not a decision you ever want to make as a parent, especially when your daughter is five years old. But what else was I going to do? She's a she's going to go on saying things like that.

She's a threat to society. All right. But I will in an in an act of great courage and resilience. I will try to soldier on and move on somehow with my life.

All right. What I want to talk about the film about Kermit Gaznell has entered its second week at the box office. It entered its second week this past weekend.

And despite only showing on 600 or so theaters in its first week and despite the limited budget and despite being ignored by the media, it completely managed to crack the top 10 in its first week, the top 10 in the box office, which is extremely impressive.

Okay. To get into the top 10 given the situation. Now keep this in mind when it comes to box office totals and you hear about, you know, you hear about a movie like Avengers is number one at the box office.

For a 10 straight weeks or whatever. Well, keep in mind that movies like the Avengers, they open on 4,000 screens and they have hundreds of millions of dollars of marketing and merchandise.

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