Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about

some of the questions that have arisen about what happened in Pennsylvania involving Trump?

We're going to go through some of the questions, some of the speculation, some of the critiques,

some of the potential effects and how it's being read and just kind of go through

everything all it wants. This one may turn into a little bit of a rant, but I feel like it will answer or at least

address most of the questions that have come in.

OK, so the big one, the one that's all over social media,

speculation about motive. Hear me out on this. We don't know. Get comfortable with

uncertainty. We don't know. You have a situation where there's a dramatic event and people are trying to assign motive and they are

marrying themselves two theories when there's no evidence. The evidence that

has come out says that the suspect is a registered Republican who at one point in time donated to something that might indicate support of the Democratic Party. So this is the actual

evidence that we have at time of filming. That could be used to suggest that

he is a never-Trump Republican. That could be used to suggest

that he is a member of the Democratic Party who is just so ardent in his support

that he registered as a Republican to vote in the primaries.

It could be used to suggest that he is far, far, far, far right and views Trump as a

sellout. It could be any of those things. We don't

know. The evidence isn't there. The other thing that's happening is that people who are making commentary about a

potential motive, they're mostly political commentators so they are looking for a

political motive. We don't even have evidence to suggest that is true yet.

This guy could have just read Catcher in the Rye too much,

or because Trump's been talking about Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs,

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