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Today on the Matt Walsh show, Beyoncé just released a new album and as always, the media

tells us that it is a work of staggering artistic genius. And that's all anyone is allowed

to say about Beyoncé, of course, in reality though, she's a mediocre pop star. But what

does it say about our culture that these are the artists we elevate and the art that we

hail as especially significant and beautiful? We'll talk about that. Plus five headlines,

including riots continuing in Portland, even though we were assured that riots would end

as soon as the feds left, yet they didn't. So what's up with that? In our daily cancellation,

I am forced to cancel Tommy Laren. She has left me no choice. I must do it. And that's

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