Today on The Matt Wall Show, horrifying footage of a drag show for children at a gay bar in Texas

over the weekend. How is this happening? And how is it happening in Texas? We'll talk about that.

And one bright spot in this story is the protesters outside confronting and shaming the groomers.

We need a lot more of that. Also, a criminal steals a car, runs over a mother and her child,

tries to flee the scene and will now spend all of five months in juvenile detention for it.

And a mother who rushed into Rob Elementary to save her children while police stood outside

is speaking out, will listen to her story, plus another sneak peek of a scene from my film,

what is a woman? And in our daily cancellation, we send screeners of the film to mainstream film

critics. They responded to our email and we're not happy. We'll talk about that and much more

today on The Matt Wall Show.

You know, abortion has been, of course, in the news with the impending Roe v. Wade decision.

And it's going to be even more so once eventually this decision comes out.

And if they decide to get rid of Roe v. Wade, which I think they will, you may think it means

that the fight is coming to an end. But abortion legislation returning to the states means

that the real battle is really just beginning. And there's no group in America better positioned

than 40 days for life to help fight this battle. 40 days for life has one million volunteers

throughout the country holding peaceful vigils outside of the boards of facilities.

Maybe it's surprising here that their largest presence is actually in the country's

bluest states with California being their biggest state. Actually, their vigils have closed many

abortion facilities in America and nearly half of those facilities were in liberal states where

abortion will continue to remain legal after the fall of Roe. From San Francisco to Chicago to

Seattle, hardly pro-life areas, as I'm sure you know, volunteers have guided abortion workers

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