Today on the Matt Wall show, the migrant caravan makes its way to the border, but if you look at the footage,

it seems like a great number of the migrants are grown men. So should these men

possibly be staying in their own countries and fighting to rebuild their own countries? We'll talk

about that also. What position should a Christian take on all of this? Finally, why is it offensive for

a white person to dress as another race or culture for Halloween? But it's not offensive for non-Irish

people to dress as leprechauns on St. Patrick's Day. That seems like a bit of a double standard. We'll

talk about that as well. All of that coming up. You know, I have to tell you, I realized yesterday that my

my Jewish friends are absolutely right, absolutely right, when it comes to shellfish. I had a

fried oyster for the first time, and it's clear to me that these vial creatures were not meant

for human consumption. And that's probably why God buried them at the bottom of the sea. I mean,

I think that was probably a hint. You've got these, you've got these mucousy, slimy gelatinous,

salty slugs covered in a hard shell, buried in the sand, covered in hundreds of feet of

shark-infested waters. Maybe that's a sign that we're not supposed to be eating these things.

And I really do want to, who was the first person who dove to the bottom of the ocean and found

this brown rock and brought it to the surface, cracked it open and saw all that salty snot and said,

oh, maybe I'll try that. And then how did that ever catch on? I don't understand. Now look,

cows on the other hand, cows live on the land. They're dumb, they're slow, they're delicious,

plus they come with their own beverage. So they come with a side beverage. And so it's like,

obviously God has practically put a neon sign on cows saying, eat me, but shellfish, not so much.

So I think I'm going to go kosher. Kosher, except for the not eating bacon part. I'll still do that.

But as far shellfish goes, I'm on board. All right. The so-called migrant caravan,

containing about 7,000 or so central Americans is continuing its march north the United States.

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