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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today on the Matt Wall Show, Tucker Carlson is being boycotted for

comments that he made about immigration. Why are people so unwilling to engage with opposing

ideas these days? Why do we insist on boycotting instead? We'll discuss that. Also, a federal

judge has ruled that cops and schools have no duty to protect innocent kids. Finally,

I have to tell you the most underrated perk of marriage for men anyway. We'll talk about

all that today on the Matt Wall Show. I kept my son up way past his bedtime last

night to go and take him to see that new Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse.

I think it's called, and my feelings about superhero movies are well-known. I've been

clear about that. But my son is five years old. This was the first that I'm aware of,

the first PG-rated Spider-Man film, and I've been waiting for something. I've been waiting

for a superhero movie that you could actually bring a five-year-old to because I feel like

it's a superhero movie. I mean, five-year-old boys, this is what they're into. I couldn't

miss the opportunity to finally bring him. He's a huge, huge Spider-Man fan. He's not

about Spider-Man. I have to say that my son, he loved the movie. I actually found it mostly

tolerable. It was unique, visually anyway, and it had some entertaining moments. But the

thing is, I didn't realize that Spider-Man dies in the first five minutes of the movie.

That's not a spoiler because it happens right away, and it's the catalyst for the plot.

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