So, Good evening. It's Monday, April 17th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update. Our live

nightly show that airs every

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Tonight, why have we not seen the manifesto left by the person responsible for the massacre at a Christian school in Nashville on March 27th more than three weeks ago?

Ordinarily, when a mass shooter can be linked to a far-right ideology, the manifesto

or other political writings they left take center stage in the media narrative, and for understandable

reasons.

Though I strongly oppose efforts to exploit such shootings to place blame at the doorstep of journalists or activists

said to have quote inspired the shooting with their words,

understanding the motivation of such a horrific act is

journalistically important for all sorts of reasons.

To know what influences caused it, to know how to prevent it in the future,

to prevent ideologues from exploiting such tragedies for their own unrelated purposes.

Yet, notably, in this case, the media has shown almost no interest in trying to understand whether political ideas motivated the shooter or not.

And that's almost certainly because the murderer, Audrey Hale,

identified not as a far-right adiogue,

but as a trans-activist with a long line of clues suggesting sympathy with left-wing cultural causes of the type the media supports.

As a result, we tried retaining law firms in Nashville, two of them in particular, and after speaking with two

quite prominent ones, which said they would send a retainer letter to

represent us in our efforts to sue the FBI and the Nashville Police Department

to obtain the records, each backed out at the last second.

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