Today in the Matt Wall Show, there is a plot within the Republican Party to undermine Trump's immigration agenda and push amnesty. Also, a guy in San Francisco tried to shoplift from a Walgreens, a store manager got in a fight with him to stop him. Guess it was just convicted of a felony. You'll never guess, actually you will. And XAI unveils new virtual companions, including one that looks like a half-naked anime character. I'm not a fan of this new innovation, as you might expect.

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As we approach the six-month mark of Donald Trump's second term in office, it's hard to think

of another administration in modern history that's faced more resistance from within.

That is to say, resistance from within its own party when it tries to fall through on its

single most important and prominent campaign pledge.

Normally, when presidents take office after making an explicit campaign promise, their party

tries to turn that agenda into reality. If nothing else from a political perspective, it's obviously

the smart thing to do. That's certainly what happened when Joe Biden took office. Every Democrat

of the country lined up behind Biden to push every single talking point his administration produced, whether it was about COVID or

January 6th or anything else. There was zero dissent anywhere in the party. But that's not what's

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