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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, a Harvard professor makes the case for banning homeschool. Her argument is insane on many levels. I’ll explain why. Also, Five Headlines, including the media freaking out because people in Florida are going to the beach. But isn’t it a lot healthier and safer to be outside in the sun, than inside breathing recirculated air? And in our Daily Cancellation, we cancel a CNN anchor who cried for a reason that is not on the Approved Reasons For A Man To Cry list.
The Elites Want to Ban Homeschool - 02:25
Beaches in Florida reopen - 17:48
Nationwide protests over coronavirus lockdown - 22:33
Los Angeles fills Venice skate park with sand - 27:04
Police using drones (donated from China) to monitor citizen's activities - 27:42
Shake Shack will return 10 million dollar loan to the government- 32:55
CNN's Brian Stelter is canceled - 34:10
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