Today we'll look at the real reason behind the government shutdown and the debate over giving free

health care to illegal aliens, a debate that shouldn't be a debate at all. Also, leaked text messages

reveal that Charlie Kirk had decided to, quote, leave the pro-Israel cause. We'll talk about that.

And a Democratic candidate for governor has a total meltdown on camera because she was asked the

easiest softball question of all time.

Plus China just accomplished another amazing engineering Marvel.

America used to do that kind of stuff all the time.

What happened to that?

We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Wall Show. History, economics, literature, the Constitution.

Did you actually study these in school?

Probably not.

Or you got some watered down version that missed the point entirely.

Time and technology have changed a lot of things, but they have not changed basic, fundamental truth about the world, our country, and our place in it.

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