Today at the Matt Wall Show, Democrats have made it clear that they absolutely will pack the court

if they're given the power to do so, overturning a century of precedent and setting us down a

very dangerous path. Their defense of this plan is to, as always, redefine the term court packing,

claiming that Republicans are packing the court simply by filling vacant seats. All of that is

crazy. We'll talk about it. Also, five headlines, including an unlicensed security guard,

apparently hired by an NBC affiliate, then proceeded to shoot and kill a Trump supporter. And

Tucker Carlson talks about UFOs and brings up a number of important questions there.

So we'll discuss that as well. And in our daily cancellation, as is my custom on this glorious

Columbus Day, I will cancel those who have been trying for years to posthumously cancel the

great explorer. All of that on the way. But first, look, I don't know about you, but I've got a list

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