Matt Murphy

speaker
53 appearances 10 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 10 Sep

Matt Murphy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 10 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 5.

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Their wax figures made a similar move back then, getting separated from the rest of the royal family.
Matt Murphy, Fox News.
The museum gave their wax figures suitcases and parked them next to a royal guard, then moved the couple into its British culture section along with William Shakespeare, soccer star Harry Kane, and naturalist David Attenborough.
The real Harry and Megan are expected to move back from California later this month, six years after stepping away from royal duties.
Their wax figures made a similar move back then, getting away from
Matt Murphy, Fox News.
Talk about a hysterical wardrobe malfunction.
A woman in the Netherlands recently spotted a snake slithering through the clothes in her bedroom, then watched it disappear into her closet.
Police were called and it turns out the reptile belonged to a neighbor and had escaped from its terrarium.
The neighbor came over and retrieved the runaway herself.
Police say it was a young reticulated python and posed no danger, although the snake
This species can grow to around twenty feet long.
The owner of the snake has promised to make sure it doesn't escape again.
Matt Murphy, Fox News.
They're called pass keys, and many of us are already using them, signing into websites and apps with a face scan, fingerprint, or the pen on our phone or computer instead of typing a password.
And if you're signing into another device, say a hotel TV, a supported device can display a QR code, scan it with your phone, approve the login, and you're in.
And because there's no password to type, there's no password for a scammer to start.
Steal or trick you into giving away.
And pass keys are already going mainstream, with Apple, Google, and Microsoft all supporting them.
Matt Murphy, Fox News.
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