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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today on The Matt Wall Show, a young child crossed the border illegally

and then died of dehydration, but the media is cynically twisting this story in a really

terrible way. We're going to talk about that. Also, a college student is under investigation

for saying positive things about white people, and finally, there is one thing that ties

every president of the last 100 years together, and it's a very bad thing. And we have to discuss

it today on The Matt Wall Show. Well, we're going to begin with a terrible and sad story.

A seven-year-old girl entered the U.S. illegally with her father last week. She died while

in the custody of Border Patrol. Now, there's a lot more to that story, and it's important

that you look at the rest of the story before coming to conclusions, but it's obvious

what the media wants you to take from the story. So, let's just look before we get into

this. Let's look at some of the headlines that the media has used when reporting on this

story. The Washington Post's headline says, seven-year-old migrant girl taken into Border

Patrol custody dies of dehydration exhaustion. The AP is even worse. It says seven-year-old

immigrant girl dies after Border Patrol arrest. NPR's headline is seven-year-old migrant

girl dies of dehydration and shock in U.S. Border Patrol custody. Now, clearly, from

the way these headlines are worded, you are meant to conclude that the child died because

of something awful that happened to her while she was in custody. That obviously is what

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