Today, the Matt Wall Show, there was a hearing in Congress yesterday to debate a Republican bill that would abolish DEI in the federal government.

Various Democrat lawmakers presented their best arguments for keeping DEI intact, and their best arguments are extremely, extremely stupid.

Also, the trans lawmaker in Congress backs down and amidst defeat in the bathroom fight, and Jaguar puts out the most unintentionally hilarious woke ad we've maybe ever seen.

We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Wall Show. Did you know that American homeowners have over $32 trillion in equity?

That's mind-boggling.

But here's what's concerning.

Cybercriminals are targeting it with a scam the FBI calls house stealing.

It's disturbingly simple.

With just one forged document and a fake notary stamp, criminals can transfer your home's title to their name.

And from there, they can take out loans or even sell your

home all without you knowing. The worst part, you don't find out until the foreclosure or collection

notices show up in your mailbox. By then, it's too late. You're stuck with a financial and legal

nightmare. But there's a way to protect yourself, just like my producer, Sean Hampton, protects

their home with triple lock protection from home title lock. Here's what it does.

It monitors your title 24-7, urgently alerts you to any change in your title. And if fraud

does happen, their team steps in to restore your title at no extra cost to you. What was the,

when was the last time you checked your home title? If you're like most people, probably never.

That's exactly what scammers are banking on. So how can you stop them? Head to hometitlelock.com.

Use promo code Walsh for a free title history report and a 30-day free trial of triple lock

protection. Don't wait, protect your home before it's too late. That's hometitlelock.com,

promo code Walsh. The other day we talked about some of the encouraging signs that Republicans in Congress are going to be a lot more responsive to their voters this time around.

Unlike what we saw following the 2016 election, it doesn't look like Republican lawmakers are deathly terrified of the left anymore.

...