Today on The Matt Wall Show, the media narrative in the Jacob Blake shooting is falling apart.

As the truth emerges, the story we were originally told appears wrong or misleading on a number of

key points. And we'll talk about that today, but it doesn't matter to the writers who consider

truth to be in irrelevant detail to them and same for the media. Also five headlines, including the

none at the RNC convention last night sent in to do battle against the DNC's fake none spiritual

battle. And there was a clear victor, I think. And in our daily cancellation, I will cancel the New

York Times for an article that asks us to feel sorry for men who get caught by police while trying

to have sex with children. Yes, really. All of that coming up in much more a pack show today,

a lot to cover. We will begin here only hours after the shooting of Jacob Blake by Kenosha police,

the narrative had already solidified. That's all takes these days. Sometimes not even hours.

A narrative can take shape in mere minutes. But in this case, in spite of the fact that all we had

to go on was a short video of police shooting a man while he leaned inside his car. The media had

rendered its verdict. Jacob Blake was an unarmed victim, gunned down by police after he stopped to

instantly break up a fight between two other people. Well, there were questions though. Was he unarmed?

Was he breaking up a fight? Why was he reaching into the car? What exactly happened between

Blake and the police right before the shooting? And why were the police there in the first place?

These were open questions. And now the answers to those questions are finally coming to light.

And it should not surprise us that the answers don't line up with the narrative as they

so rarely do these days. So let's go through what we know. First of all,

according to Wisconsin Media outlet Madison 365, which obtained audio from the police

scanner on the night of the shooting, Blake's girlfriend had called 911 to report that Blake was

at her home and was not supposed to be there and had taken her keys and wouldn't give them back.

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