Speaker 1: All right, thank you Scott Chaddon, Thanks to all of
Speaker 1: you for being with us. Right down our toll free
Speaker 1: telephone number if you want to be a part of
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Speaker 1: Sean if you want to join us. Not guilty, Daniel
Speaker 1: Penny in this case in New York and what has
Speaker 1: gone on here is another New York City Attorney General
Speaker 1: Bragg travesty of justice. We'll get into all the details
Speaker 1: of this. We'll also be hitting the issue the left.
Speaker 1: You know, we now have a suspect in custody as
Speaker 1: it relates to the assassination of this CEO of United Healthcare.
Speaker 2: His name is Brian Thompson.
Speaker 1: The guy has a wife and kids, and you know,
Speaker 1: these parasites had a coming, you know. Apparently the suspect
Speaker 1: arrested had a manifesto, you know, railing against health insurance,
Speaker 1: according to one report. We've not independently corroborated that, but
Speaker 1: the suspect is named, and the more we learn about him,
Speaker 1: it seems like a radical left wing Kazinski type, if
Speaker 1: in fact these reports end up being true. But we're
Speaker 1: watching it very closely with monitoring. We don't want to
Speaker 1: get over our skis, let's wait and see until we
Speaker 1: can totally confirm it. And all this is happening, and
Speaker 1: then we have the toppling of Syrian dictator Assad, which
Speaker 1: I'm as happy as the next guy about. What bothers
Speaker 1: me the most in all of this is you have
Speaker 1: no idea who's going to replace him, and these war
Speaker 1: Islamic rebels that toppled him. And then I just couldn't
Speaker 1: believe when I read today that, as happy as I am,
Speaker 1: that Assad is gone and he's now with Putin and Russia,
Speaker 1: and that definitely diminishes any influence that Putin has in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, which I think is good for everybody.
Speaker 1: The dangers who will replace Asad and anyway, but all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, Joe Biden, he has forty two days
Speaker 1: as president or something there about left in his presidency,
Speaker 1: and why is he trying to seemingly trying to start
Speaker 1: World War three in Europe now in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: I mean, we see that he now has announced almost
Speaker 1: a billion dollars more in additional weapons to support Ukraine.
Speaker 1: In recent weeks, he's given the go ahead for Zolensky
Speaker 1: in Ukraine, and he knows that Donald Trump has ran
Speaker 1: on a platform of a negotiated settlement, and now we
Speaker 1: have Zelensky and we'll get into some of those news
Speaker 1: later in the program. Zelenskis saying he wants a negotiated settlement,
Speaker 1: it's obvious that that Vladimir Putin probably wants it. And
Speaker 1: then incomes Joe Biden, the guy that wouldn't allow MiGs
Speaker 1: to be given to Ukraine in the beginning of this
Speaker 1: conflict to be used defensively against the Russian Air force,
Speaker 1: and Poland offered them twenty eight MiGs, and Joe Biden
Speaker 1: said gave a veto to that he was vetoing other
Speaker 1: weapons of war that would help you win a war,
Speaker 1: and basically dictating what the rules of engagement for Zelenski
Speaker 1: and the Ukrainians were going to be while providing all
Speaker 1: the weaponry. And then here in this final hours as
Speaker 1: being president post election, he's now giving ballistic missiles to
Speaker 1: Ukraine that they're firing into Russia, which then resulted in
Speaker 1: Russia firing ballistic missiles, hypersonic technology being used to this
Speaker 1: conflict for the first time, and a change in Russia's
Speaker 1: nuclear policy to say, if you do fire a ballistic missile.
Speaker 1: We have the right to nuquu, And I'm like, what
Speaker 1: the hell is this guy doing?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: He wants to give on the way out the door
Speaker 1: billions more. He's not helping the people in North Carolina,
Speaker 1: but he wants to get billions more in terms of dollars,
Speaker 1: tax dollars to Ukraine. And this war effort, even though
Speaker 1: we're on the precipice hopefully of a negotiated settlement and
Speaker 1: an end to war in Europe. This is insane. And
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, now what the Israelis did
Speaker 1: was smart. The Israelis knowing it's this unknown issue of
Speaker 1: who's going to ultimately emerge to replace Asad, But these
Speaker 1: are radicalized rebels that in fact were responsible for toppling him.
Speaker 1: It does diminish Putin's influence in the region. I put
Speaker 1: a big check mark there. That's a good thing. Asad
Speaker 1: was a horrible human being who used chemical weapons according
Speaker 1: to many reports. So the Israelis, not knowing who's going
Speaker 1: to be in charge, they took out the chemical weapons plant,
Speaker 1: which was a smart strategic move on their part. But
Speaker 1: the Israelis they have neutralized Syria going back now decades.
Speaker 1: I think one of the most underreported military maneuvers in
Speaker 1: our lifetime were the Israelis.
Speaker 2: They did it in Iraq. They also did it to Syria.
Speaker 1: They were able to flow fly below their air defense systems,
Speaker 1: and they took out all of Syria's nuclear sites. And
Speaker 1: they did it in the world barely noticed. It was
Speaker 1: an unbelievable military maneuver on their part and strategic on
Speaker 1: their part. Now they've taken out their chemical weapons sites,
Speaker 1: which I think was a smart move preemptively on their part.
Speaker 1: And now Biden, in his final hours as president, launched
Speaker 1: dozens of air strikes in Syria after rebels ousted Buscher
Speaker 1: Ala Sad, and the strikes were carried out against known
Speaker 1: ISIS camps they tell US and operatives based in central Syria. Anyway,
Speaker 1: our military, the US military struck seventy five targets, including
Speaker 1: B fifty two's F fifteen's eight tens, and so far
Speaker 1: no indications of civilian casualties. I mean, they can make
Speaker 1: any excuse that they want, but I mean, to do
Speaker 1: this without any knowledge of what's really going on on
Speaker 1: the ground there is is pretty striking to me. And
Speaker 1: it comes right after Donald Trump said the US should
Speaker 1: not even get involved in serious civil war, which we
Speaker 1: should not. And after slamming Barack Obama's you know, capitulation
Speaker 1: of Russia in the Syrian conflict, he wrote in all
Speaker 1: caps that the US should never have nothing and it
Speaker 1: should have nothing to do with the war going forward.
Speaker 1: Siria is a mess. It's they're not our friend, and
Speaker 1: the US should have nothing to do with it. This
Speaker 1: is not our fight. Let it play out, don't get involved.
Speaker 1: And I think that's the right policy. Then you have
Speaker 1: to ask, well, why in God's name is Joe Biden
Speaker 1: in his final hours doing this. I mean he is,
Speaker 1: He's literally stoking the claims of war. Now, I will
Speaker 1: say it was rather entertaining to watch the rebels that
Speaker 1: overthrew Assad, you know, go into his palace and basically
Speaker 1: go on a treasure hunt and you know, take everything
Speaker 1: out of there, including apparently at a portion his driveway,
Speaker 1: but living the life of a typical dictator and luxury.
Speaker 1: But you know, even asad murderer in chief is now
Speaker 1: in Moscow, apparently Putin has been in touch with the
Speaker 1: rebels and said, you know, trying to protect his military
Speaker 1: assets inside of Syria. We'll see how that ends up
Speaker 1: in the end. But it's crazy. You know, Zelensky had
Speaker 1: a meeting with President Trump. I mean, it's almost like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump as president now, except that Joe Biden wants
Speaker 1: to get some attention and this is his way to
Speaker 1: get attention.
Speaker 2: It's nuts.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we'll get back to that later in the program. Today,
Speaker 1: I've got to go and start with the verdict in
Speaker 1: the Daniel Penny case. It is it was a travesty
Speaker 1: of justice that this case was ever brought. It really
Speaker 1: was in so many different ways, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: give you some of the details of this. But what
Speaker 1: was even worse than this, They never should have brought
Speaker 1: charges against this guy. When we heard from witness after
Speaker 1: witness in this case describing that they feared for their life, Well,
Speaker 1: that is then at that moment, that's that's that's justifiable
Speaker 1: force to protect your own life. And we're never gonna
Speaker 1: have anybody like Daniel Penny ever again want to want
Speaker 1: to step in When they're innocent, women, children, the elderly
Speaker 1: on a subway train and a guy steps on the
Speaker 1: train and says he's gonna kill everybody and kill himself.
Speaker 1: What is somebody supposed to do in an environment like that,
Speaker 1: that is a clear and present danger to He's what
Speaker 1: you're supposed to wait till he does kill somebody. You
Speaker 1: don't know what weapon this person may be having. Anyway,
Speaker 1: he's calling for the police. He is able to restrain
Speaker 1: the guy. Then they they didn't even do a toxicology
Speaker 1: examination on this guy. Turns out that he didn't die
Speaker 1: from asphyxiation as originally told to us the public. And
Speaker 1: here's a guy, a former marine, that they put him,
Speaker 1: you know, in this kangaroo courtroom, and you have this judge,
Speaker 1: you know, that actually recognized that the defense made the
Speaker 1: right argument in terms of you know, when once Alvin
Speaker 1: Bragg's office wanted to get rid of the manslaughter charge
Speaker 1: and only consider the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide,
Speaker 1: I mean, at that point that case should have been over. Now, first,
Speaker 1: the case should not have even been brought to begin with.
Speaker 1: Alvin Bragg asks for this favor to drop the manslaughter charge,
Speaker 1: and it just destroys, you know, any shred of his
Speaker 1: claim about caring to make the justice system more fair,
Speaker 1: and the move shows you just how corrupt it is.
Speaker 1: And the reason is this, If you look under New
Speaker 1: York law, das must choose the charges before the trial.
Speaker 1: They don't get to change their minds once they learn
Speaker 1: that the jury's not buying their arguments. That's not how
Speaker 1: it works. And the reason for this is very simple
Speaker 1: is the law aims to avoid what's called a compromise verdict,
Speaker 1: and that's a verdict wherein jurors split the difference so
Speaker 1: they can finish up and go on with their lives,
Speaker 1: rather than reaching a true agreement on the facts of
Speaker 1: the case and how the law applies. You know, hence
Speaker 1: the judge's initial instructions to the jury, you know, come
Speaker 1: to a twelve zero consensus on the more serious charge
Speaker 1: and then you can consider the lesser charge. They didn't
Speaker 1: come to an agreement, meaning some jurors were adamant that
Speaker 1: Penny was guilty. That's scary too, especially in light of
Speaker 1: the testimony in this case from eyewitnesses. But the law
Speaker 1: does clearly indicate that this requires a mistrial, meaning that
Speaker 1: Penny would go free. But the prosecution if they had wanted,
Speaker 1: if they chose, they could try for an all new
Speaker 1: trial instead. Brag just thumbing his nose at the law.
Speaker 1: And the worst part is the judge acknowledged that on
Speaker 1: this issue of a compromised verdict, the arguments of the
Speaker 1: defense were dead on accurate, but then he allowed it anyway,
Speaker 1: they shouldn't have even had to come back today. You know,
Speaker 1: this should have been a mistrial. It should have been
Speaker 1: over and if Bragg wanted to retry it, he couldn't.
Speaker 1: But he allows Bragg to put the jury in this
Speaker 1: position where they're gonna they have to basically have a
Speaker 1: compromise verdict. Now we're lucky that it came out the
Speaker 1: right way, but the fact that, you know, if you
Speaker 1: had jurors that were willing to convict on manslaughter and
Speaker 1: they all come back unanimously and say not guilty on
Speaker 1: reckless endangerment, You've got to ask yourself a question. Explain
Speaker 1: that logic to me, because there is no logic to that.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you if you thought he was guilty
Speaker 1: of manslaughter, certainly you're going to think he's guilty of
Speaker 1: the lesser charge. And it just is it just shows
Speaker 1: just how corrupted our system can be, you know, it
Speaker 1: is it just is so awful that we have people
Speaker 1: in these positions of power, and we saw this with
Speaker 1: Judge Erduwan, the guy that's stuck to evaluation tomar a
Speaker 1: Lago at eighteen million dollars, the property is worth a billion,
Speaker 1: billion and a half dollars.
Speaker 2: That's what the property.
Speaker 1: I know, it sounds insane to ninety nine point nine
Speaker 1: nine nine nine percent of you listening to this program,
Speaker 1: but that's the price of twenty two acres and an
Speaker 1: estate and a historic property with a club on the
Speaker 1: ocean and on the inter coastal side of Palm Beach.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: That's what that That's what a property like that would
Speaker 1: go for that amount of acres. If you want to
Speaker 1: buy a one acre lot, you can get one for
Speaker 1: just dirt for close to one hundred million dollars. And
Speaker 1: the judge Erdawan and that kid would would not hear
Speaker 1: of it, didn't want to even hear from some of
Speaker 1: the top professional realtors in Balm Beach, wouldn't even allow
Speaker 1: testimony on it. And Joe Biden, you know, as he
Speaker 1: pardons his son, talks about well, they only went after
Speaker 1: him because I'm the president and political enemies went after him.
Speaker 1: Did Biden never speak up? Did Biden never talk about
Speaker 1: the dual system of justice and the weaponized DOJ that
Speaker 1: he presided over.
Speaker 2: No, he didn't.
Speaker 1: Did he care one bit you know about fifty one
Speaker 1: former Intel officials lying, No, did he care that his
Speaker 1: four locations with top secret classified information were not rated,
Speaker 1: but Donald Trump's mar A Lago was rated?
Speaker 2: No, he did not.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care about justice. He wanted the weaponized system
Speaker 1: of justice and he got it. And that's why we
Speaker 1: need to clean out the Department of Justice, the FBI,
Speaker 1: restore these institutions to their former greatness, including that group,
Speaker 1: the intelligen community and those that have politicized and weaponized
Speaker 1: these institutions and departments. They need to go. And that means,
Speaker 1: you know, clean it out. Complet apps top to bottom.
Speaker 1: The reaction. Al Sharpton blasting Daniel Penny's acquittal, Black Lives
Speaker 1: Matter speaking out about it. We'll get to that too.
Speaker 1: We'll get to your calls today as well. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four one, Shawn is a number. If you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program, then you
Speaker 1: had a witness after witness on that subway car testifying
Speaker 1: in this case. And I'll give you one example. There
Speaker 1: was an older African American woman telling the jury that
Speaker 1: she said to Daniel Penny after the incident, thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you for your actions. She felt he saved her
Speaker 1: life and it was very and by and then she
Speaker 1: even smiled at him while she was given testimony, like
Speaker 1: thank you, I really appreciate you stepping up the way
Speaker 1: you did. And person after person, witness after witness testifying
Speaker 1: that indeed they thought that Daniel Penny, you know, had
Speaker 1: saved their lives. They felt that their life was in jeopardy.
Speaker 1: When somebody says that they want to kill you, and
Speaker 1: they plan on killing you, and they don't care if
Speaker 1: they kill themselves. You're just supposed to sit there and
Speaker 1: let him randomly pick out a victim on a subway
Speaker 1: train and not do anything, and you know, to watch
Speaker 1: the injustice and then the reaction. Why do you hear
Speaker 1: some of the reaction. When we get back on the
Speaker 1: other side, I'll play for You'll also get to the
Speaker 1: other news. You know, the left happy at the assassination
Speaker 1: of this healthcare ceo. Donald Trump seems like he's president
Speaker 1: more every day, and Joe Biden trying to sabotage him
Speaker 1: at the jury clearing this in this verdict today, not
Speaker 1: guilty for Daniel Penny of any criminal wrongdoing, and the
Speaker 1: courtroom erupted immediately an applause once the not guilty verdict
Speaker 1: was red. And I mean, they put this guy's They
Speaker 1: were going to put this guy away for fifteen years
Speaker 1: if they went forward with the manslaughter. There obviously were
Speaker 1: a couple of jurors that were willing to do this.
Speaker 1: This is nuts. And then you know, reckless disregard. I
Speaker 1: mean the fact that they unanimously said not guilty. I
Speaker 1: thought for sure they were probably going to come back
Speaker 1: with that compromise verdict. Anyway, there was immediate reaction, immediate applause.
Speaker 1: I got to give props to golf legend Phil Mickelson.
Speaker 1: I mean, he spoke out about the case on Friday
Speaker 1: and he thanked Daniel Penny for being a good samaritan
Speaker 1: as he was awaiting his fate, you know, and he basically,
Speaker 1: you know, went out there and staid he put his
Speaker 1: safe own safety at risk to help others. He didn't cower,
Speaker 1: he didn't pull out his phone to film when Jordan
Speaker 1: Neely started threatening to kill people. He took it upon
Speaker 1: himself to protect the subway passengers. And I mean the
Speaker 1: guy guy could have died here. Megan McCain had some
Speaker 1: good comments. I don't think the left fully grasps how
Speaker 1: much they are radicalizing people. When a marine that saves
Speaker 1: a bunch of people on the subway from a violent
Speaker 1: person with mental illness yelling someone is going to die
Speaker 1: today is demonized. Daniel Penny did nothing wrong. He didn't
Speaker 1: do a thing wrong. Now, if you listen to Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter activists, there's one guy in particular, guy by
Speaker 1: the name of Walter Hawk Newsome, and he's calling for
Speaker 1: race based retaliation. He posted on x we need some
Speaker 1: black vigilantes. People want to jump up and choke us
Speaker 1: and kill us for being loud. How about we do
Speaker 1: the same And he was escorted out after he appeared
Speaker 1: to threatened Penny saying it's a small, uffing world, buddy,
Speaker 1: and anyway, then he went to the microphones, of course,
Speaker 1: and you know if he went on to say, anyone
Speaker 1: that thinks he's innocent is racist, and the KKK got
Speaker 1: another victory.
Speaker 3: Listen, racism is still alive in kicking in America. There's
Speaker 3: no the way to view this. Everyone has looked at
Speaker 3: the case, and those among you who say that Daniel
Speaker 3: Penny is innocent, have racism and bias in your heart.
Speaker 3: If you look at the facts of this case, then
Speaker 3: you understand that Daniel Penny is guilty. But today white
Speaker 3: supremacy got another victory. Today, the KKK, the Klansman, the
Speaker 3: evil in America got another victory. They got that top
Speaker 3: charge dismissed. America shall continue to America and shall continue
Speaker 3: to pace second class status on black people.
Speaker 2: We need something black visialities. That's right. People want to
Speaker 2: jump up and choke.
Speaker 3: Us and kill us for being loud, how about we
Speaker 3: do the same when they attempt to oppress us.
Speaker 1: Now, I go back to the testimony in the case,
Speaker 1: including an African American woman who thanked Daniel Penny for
Speaker 1: his actions that day, and all the people that felt
Speaker 1: that their life was in jeopardy when this guy jumped
Speaker 1: on this train and he didn't die of asphyxiation as
Speaker 1: it was originally reported. Remember, they didn't even bother to
Speaker 1: do a toxicology report, which is insanity in and of itself, recklessness,
Speaker 1: And then they found, you know, the drugs in a system.
Speaker 2: This guy had forty two run ins with the police.
Speaker 1: You want to talk about the biggest failure in all
Speaker 1: of this government failure at the highest level. This is
Speaker 1: what you know, defund dismantle, no bail laws, people out,
Speaker 1: not institutionalizing people that are obviously very, very unhealthy and
Speaker 1: not doing well anyway. So the Black Lives Latter Matter
Speaker 1: leader calling America a racist effing country in the wake
Speaker 1: of all of this, and that the KKK gets another victory.
Speaker 1: Al Sharpton couldn't resist jumping in here condemning the jury's decision.
Speaker 1: But rever now, will somebody ask rever now if he
Speaker 1: bothered to follow the case, does he think that the
Speaker 1: African American woman that testified in this case was racist anyway?
Speaker 1: He goes on to say, you know that today's verdict
Speaker 1: and the Jordan Neely case does not change what we
Speaker 1: have known to be true in our hearts since the beginning.
Speaker 1: Jordan Neely's life was brutally taken away because of unnecessary vigilanteism.
Speaker 1: This kind of behavior was inexcusable forty years ago when
Speaker 1: Bernard gets open fire in a subway car, and remain
Speaker 1: the case more than a year ago when Daniel Penny
Speaker 1: took Jordan's life. How about people, what is Al Sharpton
Speaker 1: with his national action network, go down into the subways
Speaker 1: in New York City, find people that are obviously mentally ill,
Speaker 1: find people that are violent, and maybe, you know, put
Speaker 1: them up and get them some I don't know, mental
Speaker 1: health treatment of some kind. Anyway, he goes on, Jordan
Speaker 1: was in the middle of a mental health crisis, okay,
Speaker 1: but that crisis was threatening innocent people on a train.
Speaker 1: This verdict represents the blatant legalization of civilian vigilanteism. It's
Speaker 1: called self defense. Daniel Penny would have no problem with
Speaker 1: Jordan Neely had Jordan Neely not threatened everybody on the
Speaker 1: subway car. It was his actions that caused that caused
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny's actions.
Speaker 2: You know, it's unreal.
Speaker 1: The father of nee Lee has now spoken out and anyway,
Speaker 1: after the verdict, Nearly's father president in the courtroom for
Speaker 1: a verdict, escorted out of the courtroom after an audible
Speaker 1: outburst with expletives. Outside the court, Nearly's father and family
Speaker 1: attorney expressed their disappointment with the jury's verdict and the
Speaker 1: broader criminal justice system. My son did not have to
Speaker 1: go through this well, he had run in forty two
Speaker 1: times with authorities. Why didn't the father step in. Why
Speaker 1: didn't the family step in? Did they do anything? I'd
Speaker 1: like to know, did they do anything to help this
Speaker 1: person out? My son didn't have to go through this.
Speaker 1: I didn't have to go through this either. You know,
Speaker 1: what are we going to do? People? What's going to
Speaker 1: happen is now? I've had enough of this. This system
Speaker 1: is rigged. The system is not rigged. The guy, his son,
Speaker 1: was a threat to the people in that car, according
Speaker 1: to eyewitness testimony of the people that were in that
Speaker 1: subway car. Governor Ron DeSantis has weighed in on this verdict.
Speaker 1: He said, the acquittal of Daniel Penny is clearly the
Speaker 1: just correct verdict. He posted on X I must admit
Speaker 1: I was skeptical that a jury in New York City
Speaker 1: could reach the unanimous not guilty verdict, and the jury
Speaker 1: deserves credit for doing the right thing. Meanwhile, is there
Speaker 1: a worst prosecutor in America than District Attorney Alvin Bragg? Anyway,
Speaker 1: Shortly after Neilie's death, Desantus did help raise money for
Speaker 1: Pennies defense. We must defeat the progressive billionaire George Soros
Speaker 1: funded das, Stop the lefts pro criminal agenda, Take back
Speaker 1: the Street streets for law abiding citizens. And this is
Speaker 1: all common sense, and we've got to stand with good
Speaker 1: samaritans like Daniel Penny. Let's show this marine America's got
Speaker 1: his back. And the gibsend go page on Monday showed
Speaker 1: more than three point two million dollars was raised by
Speaker 1: the way Penny. They fought that Daniel Penny, you'll ever
Speaker 1: see a penny that's like zero. All that money's going
Speaker 1: to go pay for attorneys, probably every penny of it
Speaker 1: and then some. And he's not going to have enough.
Speaker 1: I'm having a hard time understanding the Left and their insanity.
Speaker 2: We now know.
Speaker 1: That the guy there is a suspect that is being
Speaker 1: questioned in the fatal assassination, the shooting nearly a week
Speaker 1: ago of United Healthcare, the CEO of New York City,
Speaker 1: after he was found Monday in Pennsylvania with a gun
Speaker 1: and a suppressor like the one used in the homicide.
Speaker 1: Because they have the photos of it. He'd been arrested
Speaker 1: on charges tied to the gun. According to law enforcement,
Speaker 1: the weapon is what they call a ghost gun. It's untraceable.
Speaker 1: It's a homemade weapon. The twenty six year old picked
Speaker 1: up at a McDonald's in Altoona, PA, after an employee
Speaker 1: thought he resembled the man in New York. Good for
Speaker 1: the employee at McDonald's, and he called officials. He also
Speaker 1: had fake IDs, including one the NYPD believes was used
Speaker 1: by the suspect in New York. And police in Altune,
Speaker 1: about two hundred and eighty miles from the New York
Speaker 1: hotel where Brian Thompson, the United Healthcare CEO was fatally shot,
Speaker 1: responded to the call. They picked the guy up, They
Speaker 1: searched him. The man also had a two page document
Speaker 1: rallying against the healthcare industry and suggesting violence is the answer.
Speaker 1: It sounds like they got their guy. The sprawling manhunt
Speaker 1: for whoever shot Thompson has intensified as across state lines.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure why, but New York City police have
Speaker 1: been you know, searching Central Park in the lake in
Speaker 1: Central Park after you know, looking around where the iconic
Speaker 1: boat House and Bethesda Fountain were a day ago. And
Speaker 1: apparently they thought that the weapon used could be in
Speaker 1: that lake. And also there was a missing electric bicycle
Speaker 1: that the suspect road towards Central Park, according to surveillance
Speaker 1: images released by authorities.
Speaker 2: By the way you.
Speaker 1: Can't go anywhere without being on a camera New York City.
Speaker 1: It's unreal anyway. Daily Beast Media I now giving us
Speaker 1: more details on the alleged suspect in this case. Daily
Speaker 1: Beast reporting that the person of interest in the murder
Speaker 1: of CEO Brian Thompson's killing is identified as a twenty
Speaker 1: six year old computer whiz who graduated valedictorian from his
Speaker 1: Maryland prep school. The guy was carrying a weapon similar
Speaker 1: to the one used in the fatal shooting, and he
Speaker 1: is one of six kids graduated valedictorian and a his
Speaker 1: high school, where he played soccer. According to The New
Speaker 1: York Post. Upon graduating, he said he intended to study
Speaker 1: AI at the University of Pennsylvania. On his ex accounting,
Speaker 1: he identifies himself as having a bachelor's degree and a
Speaker 1: master's of Science and computer science from the Ivy League School.
Speaker 1: Social media accounts believed who belonged to him paint him
Speaker 1: as an anti capitalist who liked online quotes from the Unibomber.
Speaker 1: According to this report in The Daily Beast, Ted Kaczinski
Speaker 1: might recall that blast of the medical community, and you know,
Speaker 1: that's pretty much what we know at this point, and
Speaker 1: fake news CNN reported that this guy was railing against
Speaker 1: the healthcare industry, which would fit into the scenario. Here
Speaker 1: he talks about how these parasites had it coming. He
Speaker 1: starts off basically saying, I don't want to cause any trauma,
Speaker 1: but it had to be done. On the second page,
Speaker 1: he really kind of goes into problems with the health industry,
Speaker 1: talking about healthcare and the need for violence, and then
Speaker 1: highlighted the beginning of the document where he wrote that
Speaker 1: it had to be done. These parasites had a coming.
Speaker 1: I'd say, it sounds like they got their guy. And
Speaker 1: then the sick part of this is you have leftist professors,
Speaker 1: you know, literally celebrating the incident. Today we warned the
Speaker 1: death of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson gunned down. Wait,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Today we mourned the deaths of six the
Speaker 1: eight thousand Americans who needlessly die every year so that
Speaker 1: insurance exactly like Brian Thompson can become multimillionaires. That's Colombia's
Speaker 1: professor I Guess, senior lecturer in Columbia School of Social Work,
Speaker 1: an activist on issues of racial justice, income inequality, and
Speaker 1: climate justice. There's been a ton of people on the
Speaker 1: left celebrating this. This is sick stuff. Saturday Night Live
Speaker 1: got slammed for their class list jokes about it. Over
Speaker 1: the weekend too. On the Donald Trump front, I mean,
Speaker 1: what a weekend he had. I'm not sure if you
Speaker 1: saw the opening of Note tra Dame, but he was
Speaker 1: there seated between McCrone and macrone's wife. A lot of
Speaker 1: social media picked up on the fact that so many
Speaker 1: it was so much goodwill seemingly between Jill Biden and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and she was seen many times smiling at him.
Speaker 1: That went pretty viral and al thought that was pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: Trump and his I'll get to it later in the program.
Speaker 1: He did an NBC Meet the Press interview and he
Speaker 1: said he will not order the FBI and the DOJ
Speaker 1: to do to Democrats what Biden did to Republicans. He
Speaker 1: pledged that, in fact, he would treat everybody in this
Speaker 1: country the same, whether you voted for him or didn't
Speaker 1: vote for him, whether you're a Maga Republican or not
Speaker 1: a Maga Republican. It is interesting the Trump effect that
Speaker 1: he got the seat of honor with all these other
Speaker 1: world leaders there for the opening of Notre Dame. I
Speaker 1: mean basically he's president in the eyes of the world
Speaker 1: as of now, except Joe Biden has been undermining him
Speaker 1: now in Syria, but formerly in Ukraine in this conflict
Speaker 1: there and ratcheting up the conflict there. Even MSDNC reported
Speaker 1: that Trump's was placed in the most prominent seat during
Speaker 1: the Notre Dame reopening with world leaders, and you can
Speaker 1: see him with Prince not Prince Harry. How can I
Speaker 1: think Prince ha sorry, uh, Prince William. And he met
Speaker 1: with Zelenski and every other world leader, and he sat
Speaker 1: next to the French president. You think that maybe mccrone's
Speaker 1: trying to send a message. Yeah, we know a new
Speaker 1: sheriff's in town anyway, so getting these are interesting times.
Speaker 1: We can call it all the Trump effect eight nine
Speaker 1: point one. If you want to be a part of
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