Today on the Matt Walsh show, Republicans have the chance to flip the Supreme Court,

rescue it from the clutches of left-wing radical activist judges, and potentially save millions

of unborn lives in the process. But some so-called conservatives are arguing that it would be

unprincipled for Republicans to take advantage of that opportunity. We'll talk about that.

Also, five headlines, including Chris Cuomo giving a constitution lesson to Don Lemon on CNN

last night. That's how bad it's gotten. And in our daily cancellation, I will finally cancel

the entire country of Japan. It's all the entire country's cancel. We'll do that at the end

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