Thanks to HomeServe for sponsoring this episode. There are a lot of perks to owning a home versus renting from a landlord. But one of the things that most people dread about buying and owning a home are the expensive repairs that are bound to happen. Regular homeowners insurance does not cover everyday repairs like plumbing failures and electrical issues, leaving you on your own to cover the repairs. But now there's another option called HomeServe.

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covered repairs. Plan start at just $4.99 a month. Go to homeserve.com to find the plan that's right for you. That's homeserv.com. Not available everywhere. Most plans range between $499 to $11.99 a month, your first year. Terms apply on cover repairs. Today, the Matt Wall Show, Donald Trump captures the communist dictator of Venezuela. I'm as non-interventionists as they come, but I think this was a brilliant move, and I'll explain why. Also, as we saw over the break, Somali daycare fraudsters were exposed in a massively viral video. Why can't we handle these people as swiftly and decisively as we handled Maduro? We'll talk about that. Plus, the communist dictator of New York, Mamdani, extols the virtues of collectivism over individualism. And I have some important advice for fathers as we begin the new year.

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

I'm going to know. One of the benefits of taking some time off and letting the news of the day unfold for a couple of weeks without responding to it or even hearing about it is that you gain some perspective. You inoculate yourself from the usual call-in-response outrage cycles, the latest true crime style conspiracy nonsense and all the rest of it. And then when you return,

it's easier to take stock of the issues that matter and the ones that don't. And this is clarity

that on the right, we've needed for some time now, desperately. And over Christmas and New

years and a kind of one-two punch, that clarity arrived. We were treated to a contrast that was so stark

and so sobering that it's just impossible to ignore. So first, there was the man on the street video

of the Somali daycares and health care centers posted by the YouTuber Nick Shirley, which you've

probably seen along with 200 million other people. And of course, the fact that Somalis are openly scamming Americans

is not exactly new information. We've talked about it many times on this show. There have been

dozens of reports from outlets like Alfa News, County Highway, the Manhattan Institute, and so on,

documenting an excruciating detail, just how widespread the corruption is. Federal prosecutors prove that

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