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Today on the Matt Wall Show, the media is pushing for a one-size-fits-all approach to the

coronavirus epidemic, but a few states in the country have refused so far to issue

state home orders and are doing things a little bit differently, proving why the one-size-fits-all

approach doesn't work. But why is it? Why is it that so many people, especially in the

media and some in government, are so desperate for every single state to adopt the same

approach? I have a theory about that that I'll share. Also, five headlines, including

some of the most desperate and absurd fear-mongering that we have yet seen from the media. And today

we cancel Alyssa Milano, who went from, as you recall, a champion of the Me Too movement,

saying, believe all women, to calling for due process for men. Nothing wrong with calling

for due process. I think that's the right thing. But what is it exactly that changed her mind

all of a sudden? That's the reason that she gets canceled. And we'll talk about all that

coming up. All right, so starting off, the media has for the last several days been

badgering the remaining states in the country that have not issued state home orders, state

wide state home orders, although some of those states do have individual cities that have

their own state home orders. The media really, really, really wants every state to get on

board and go full on lockdown with this. Reporters have been harassing Trump about it at the White

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