Today on The Matt Wall Show, it is officially time for BLM to be labeled a domestic tear group.

I'll make the case for that today. Also, five headlines, including the DNC convention,

which was mostly horrifically boring as you'd expect, except for one incredible moment

that I'll play for you and in our daily cancellation. I'm going to cancel everyone on the left

who can't make up their minds about whether women are supposed to be respected or not.

I know how I feel about that, but I can't figure out how they feel. We'll talk about that

all on the way. But first, let's discuss life lock. Look, you need to secure yourself when

you're on the internet. Protect yourself or you leave yourself open to the bad guys.

And there are a lot of them out there. I'm afraid to say, here's some troubling news.

For example, for companies who utilize enterprise VPN for employees working from home,

over 900 VPN servers at a large enterprise security provider were hacked.

Username's passwords have been shared on a forum used by ransomware gangs. Enterprise VPN

servers are used to give employees secure access to corporate networks compromised.

VPN servers can allow hackers access to a company's entire internal network. And that's why we need

to be responsible. Protect ourselves. That's what this is about. It's not about being paranoid or

preparing yourself for some outlandish thing that'll never happen. No, this is about responding

to very real threats that we all face every day on the internet. In fact, every day,

we put our information at risk on the internet. Good thing there's life lock. Life lock detects a

wide range of identity threats like your social security number being for sale with dark web.

If they detect your information has potentially been compromised, they're going to send you an alert.

And then you take care of it. No one can prevent all identity theft or monitor all transactions

at all businesses. But life lock can see threats that you might miss on your own. Join them now,

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