It's that time.

It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show is on the evening show that's the last we talk of it because by the next morning we

focused on a Houston or a Texas story and we tend to focus on more national stories on the evening

show. This is one I think deserves to be brought up on the morning show that we

addressed a couple days ago on the evening

and that is the Nashville Shooters Manifesto.

It is, you will recall, because these things start running together, a girl who wanted to be a boy, who pretended

to be a boy, went to a school, and killed a bunch of people.

And this girl had left a manifesto.

So a combination suicide note slash Ted Kaczynski, hey read what I have to say that y'all wouldn't read otherwise. But they wouldn't release it to us.

Why don't we need to know? Why don't we deserve to know? What happened to free speech? What happened to transparency?

When you're not transparent, you're hiding something. It always bothers me when there's a school shooting or a death of an officer or something that happens that the media

arrives on the scene before the family does. And newspapers are the worst about it. They will capture the face of the

aggrieved shot distraught mother as she's walking up hand going to her mouth to cover her face, it will be the worst moment of her life no

matter how many decades she lives. I've seen the Houston Chronicle put it dozens of times

front page above the fault. They love it. It's compelling. It's good stuff. Yeah

run that one. Yeah she's she's really in a crap shape, isn't she?

Put her on the top.

Who, you feel that one.

People, you walk past that, you gotta pick it up.

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