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you're not going to hear in mainstream media.

This is Monica Perez.

I'm Brad Bingley.

And obviously the biggest story today is the mass shootings in Texas and Ohio.

A couple of guys in different places we have yet to find the linkage my guess is the

linkage is a chan or some social media vein I went and killed a bunch of

people the Texas story is went and killed a bunch of people.

The Texas story is taking the dominant place

and the normal culprits or obvious policy agendas are up there from gun control obviously, but also there's elements of white supremacy, domestic terrorism, internet radicalization.

There's a lot to unpack here and especially a lot of agenda items and policy goals that are immediately being exploited in this story.

So, Binkley, what's your first impression of this?

My first impression is the reporting really because it's disgusting to me.

Beto Aororik was standing on in the middle of a crime scene with police lights flashing behind him and he's up there yelling

at CNN talking points that he said on the Democrat debate stage and comparing his political

opposition to the third right.

It's a joke.

And it's disgusting and my empathy I have very much

empathy for people who go or sympathy who go through tragedies like this but I'm

not going to let the media determine what I'm supposed to care about.

There's shootings all the time and they do this to manipulate people.

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