Today, Matt Wall Show, the murder of a white high school student in Texas has led to a long overdue

conversation about violent crime in this country, a conversation about who is actually committing

most of this crime and why, although there are still plenty of people who are very determined

to shut down this conversation. We're going to talk about all that today. Also, Congresswoman

Jasmine Crockett proudly admits that she was a DEI hire. And a video of a woman explaining why she almost divorced her husband has gone extremely

viral. I have a lot to say about that. We'll talk about all that. And more today on the

Matt Wall Show. You know, free services like Facebook and Google come with a hidden cost, your personal data, so they're actually not free at all.

When you use these platforms, you're allowing tech giants to track your activity and sell it to advertisers.

As the saying goes, if the product is free, you are the product.

Your digital identity is bought and sold to Facebook's actual customers who are marketers pushing products, political groups also

trying to sway your opinion, or even foreign entities attempting to influence your vote.

The disturbing part, you never know who's buying.

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