This Is What Must Be Done To Put An End To The Left Wing Terrorism Epidemic | Ep. 1662

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, another terror attack on an ICE facility. ICE has been under siege by leftwing radicals for months. In fact the entire country has been under siege. We’ll discuss. Also, new polling data shows that voters prefer Republicans on nearly every issue, including a few you might not expect. And the rapture was apparently supposed to happen this week. I’m still here, which was to be expected.

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