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Today, the Matt Walsh show, we'll talk about why the old-school method of kicking your kids out at 18

and forcing them to make their own way in the world is actually a terrible idea

and actually much more

modern than it is old school. Plus, controversy surrounding the now-canceled new season of The Bachelorette

reveals a major double standard in how we treat and view domestic violence. Nick Shirley

investigated hospice fraud in California. We'll show you what he found. And the media seems to have

started a renewed push to normalize polyamorous marriages. We'll talk about what he found. And the media seems to have started a renewed push to

normalize polyamorous marriages. We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matwall Show. A few days ago I did something you're not supposed to do on social media.

I changed my mind about something.

In particular, I had a change of heart on an issue that's apparently very contentious for millions of people.

I wrote that while I used to be in the camp that said you should kick your kids out of the house at 18

in order to force them to live independently and make their own way in the world, I don't feel that way

anymore. As I've grown older and had kids of my own, I've come to see things differently.

My preference now is for all of my children to live with us until they're married. And even after

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