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Today on the Matt Wall Show, Religious Liberty has been canceled for the foreseeable future

in case you hadn't noticed. Or as one police officer explained as he was breaking up a

drive-in worship service for Easter, your rights have been suspended. But what makes us think

the government will politely restore our rights after having suspended them for this pandemic?

And is it a good idea in general to give the state the power to suspend our rights in

the first place?

So we'll talk about that also five headlines, including the New York Times, basically

attempting to exonerate Joe Biden of sexual assault and the attempt was disastrous and

ineffective for a number of reasons. We'll talk about all of that coming up. But first,

just to begin with, I want to say happy Easter, of course, and I hope you had a blessed Easter.

I know my kids did mainly because of the candy. Now, of course, we tell them they know the

real meaning of Easter and they appreciate that. But what comes down to it at their age,

the main thing is going to be the candy. And that was certainly the case for them. My

youngest son in particular, speaking of candy, is lucky to still be alive, I think, because

we put him down for a nap yesterday afternoon, Easter afternoon. And he snuck out of his

room apparently like a ninja. He was able to sneak out. I was out in the main area.

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