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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today on the Matt Wall Show, more information has come out in the

case of the seven-year-old girl who died in the care of Border Patrol. It's becoming

clearer and clearer. In my view, the Border Patrol did nothing wrong, but that's not

what the left is saying. We'll talk about that also, a man competed in the Miss Universe

pageant last night. How is that not appropriation? We'll talk about that today on the Matt Wall

Show. Well, we begin today with the tragic story of Jacqueline Call, who's the seven-year-old

girl who, as it is phrased by the media, died in the care of Border Patrol last week.

Of course, that's true in a literal and immediate kind of sense. It is literally true that

she died in the care of Border Patrol, but it's not necessarily true or evidently true

that she died because of Border Patrol. Although that obviously is the conclusion that the

media is trying to lead us to. When they phrase it that way in their headlines and everything

else, they say, a child died in the care of Border Patrol, obviously what they're trying

to insinuate what they want you to take away from that is that it was Border Patrol's

fault. We were told last week that Jacqueline and her father were detained along a remote

stretch of the border with about 160 other people. Jacqueline died hours later at a hospital

in Texas. It was originally reported that she was dehydrated and hadn't had anything to

eat or drink in several days. The father now disputes that. He says that she was provided

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