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I do believe in the sanctity of life, and I think that's why I felt joy, unfortunately.

Ah, yes, mainstream media news reporter from the Washington Post in New York Times, feeling joy that a man was assassinated in New York City.

They love death more than we love life.

Let's face it.

By the way, the latest updates from the police and federal law enforcement on a Luigi,

fingerprints have been discovered at the scene of the crime matching a Luigi Amangioni.

The headlines are fingerprints match between Luigi Mangione and Prince found at scene of United Healthcare CEO killing.

That's CNN fake news.

And there's kind of a funny CNN story today, too, but I'll get back to that.

And they've got fingerprints that match now between a Luigi and the scene of the crime.

Now, what's Luigi doing at the scene of the crime if he's

not of the crime? I think he is. Also, this is crazy. The New York Post has got good reporting on it,

and the New York Times doesn't. But the police have a Luigi Mangione's notebook. He's got a spiral notebook, and he put notes in it because he went to an Ivy League school, so he put some notes in it.

Please have Luigi Mangione's notebook describing rationale for UHC CEO killing. That actually is the New York Times headline. And they've got to use UHC. CEO killing.

That actually is the New York Times headline.

And they've got to use UHC. United Healthcare to abbreviate and CEO, you know, chief executive

officer, because everything is an abbreviation.

We all have to speak in code.

It's targeted, precise, and doesn't risk innocence, said a sentence in a spiral notebook belonging to the man charged with murdering Brian Thompson, right?

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