Today on Matt Wall's show, Democrats continue to rally around Kilmar Obrego Garcia.

He's a bad person.

None of these people would want him in their neighborhood, but they can't drop him now. They're in too deep. We'll discuss. Also, Cracker Barrel tries to clean up the PR mess they've created for themselves. Southwest Airlines announces that fat people will have to pay for a second seat if they're too bulbous to fit into one. and Donald Trump makes a move to stop people from desecrating the American flag.

All of that.

And more today on the Matt Wall Show. second seat if they're too bulbous to fit into one. And Donald Trump makes a move to stop people from desecrating the American flag.

All of that.

And more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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