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been hideously defamed and slandered and smeared all over the internet and the media. We are

going to sort through this issue and figure out who the real bad guys are in this situation.

Also a company responds to that stupid Gillette ad with an ad of their own, which I think

is pretty fantastic. And finally, I'll answer some of your emails today on the Matt Wall

Show. Hello and welcome, everybody. I missed you terribly since we last spoke. So thank you

for coming back here again. Hey, remember one thing really quickly. If you're watching

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or you get this show and lots of other great content as well. Okay, I want to get to a story

that just absolutely infuriates me. I can't tell you how angry I am by this. I've just

been like stewing over it for the last 24 hours. If you were on social media at all this

weekend, you probably already heard about it. If you were not on social media, maybe you

didn't hear about it. And also if you weren't on social media this weekend, I think that

you made a very good choice, a choice that I wish that I had made. So the story revolves

around a bunch of kids from Covington, Catholic high school in Covington, Kentucky. They were

in DC for the March for Life, which of course happened on Friday and there was a great turnout

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