Tell you the Matt Wall Show, it's not getting a lot of attention, but the state of Illinois just rolled out one of the most horrifying and dystopian policies in American history. It will be very bad for your kids, but very good for big pharma. I'll explain. Also, Donald Trump prepares to send the military to deal with drug cartels to talk about why this is a good use of American military power. And scientists are saving the planet by developing a new type of butter that doesn't involve cows or plants or anything edible.

Plus, an EBT recipient on TikTok declares that she deserves brownies and candy provided by the taxpayer.

Is that true? Do EBT recipients deserve free junk food?

Do they deserve free food at all?

We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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superficial level, conflicts of interest are taken very seriously. But most of the time, if you look

just an inch below the surface, the most obvious and severe conflicts of interest are taken very seriously. But most of the time, if you look just an inch below the

surface, the most obvious and severe conflicts of interest are routinely ignored. This happens all the time.

There are all sorts of guidelines about how physicians can't directly take cash from drug companies

in order to prescribe certain medications, for example. But at the same time, it's completely

fine for Big Pharma to hire

doctors as, say, consultants or speakers. And then if those doctors in turn happen to prescribe a lot

of drugs from Big Pharma, it was to say there's any connection. We saw something similar during

COVID. Every medical journal is supposed to inform readers about conflicts of interest that exist

in any of their articles. And yet, when every

single virologist who was conducting dangerous bat experiments in Wuhan wrote that infamous

letter in The Lancet explaining that this new virus definitely didn't come from their dangerous

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