What does it say, student at Central Michigan University

performed CPR on a squirrel that was found drowning in a campus pool?

Even more strange as she was doing the CPR, the squirrel was winking at his friends.

That's a funny squirrel joke. Thanks for tuning in the Armstrong Ingetti Show.

Thank God that nobody but the murderous lunatic was killed at YouTube yesterday.

I've never been to the campus of a Google and Apple at YouTube,

and any of the big ones out there. But the days of being able to show up and walk around

maybe over with the whole Liberty versus Security debate, really hitting Silicon Valley,

and maybe the open attitude that these companies have had maybe came to an end yesterday

when this lunatic shows up with the gun. We thought we talked to somebody about that. George

Avalos of the Bay Area news group joins us. Hey, how you doing, George?

Great. Thanks for having me on. Appreciate it. So has something changed since yesterday?

No, it's on the same course. I mean, as far as the investigation itself goes, they

noted a theory emerged that the shooter had an animus against the company, had some sort of hatred

or anger against the company, partly because of some limitation of some of her videos that she

posted on her YouTube channels and some other elements that she could get. Which is either true

or not. They were either restricting her or not. But even if they were, she doesn't get to go kill

people over it. So I'm not sure how important it is. Yeah. But are they going to have to change the

way they do business in Silicon Valley and treat these businesses as something different than they

did before now? Well, it's mainly related to, in a lot of ways, the employees, although also

as it relates to people coming in to visit the company who maybe visiting employees or

interacting with them, Silicon Valley thrives on a creative, collaborative, collegial sort of

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