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sake, search the economist. With the indictment of Luigi Mangione, who is accused of being

the hitman who killed the United Healthcare CEO. The left is up in arms,

protesting, supporting this guy, donating hundreds of thousands of dollars, or like, I think

it's just north of 100,000. I could be wrong. But with the indictment in New York, they want

to extradite this guy. And there's actually people outside protesting, holding up signs in support of a guy who

murdered someone in cold blood. You know, the left is showing us something that we largely knew,

but I'm glad they're exposing themselves in this regard, because I'm hoping of the next four

years we can really weed out the corruption and the lunacy that exists in what we call the modern

day political left. Now, on top of this, we are seeing the mayor of New York saying outright that these people

have been radicalized.

And it's what we've been warning you about for some time.

So I humbly ask this holiday season, my friends, you share this video with your relatives

who are less politically inclined or not really paying attention. And for those of you that may be tuning into this video with your relatives who are less politically inclined or not really paying attention.

And for those of you that may be tuning into this video, completely unaware, I want to show

you a few things. The first is that, let's just stress this, a man is accused of hunting down

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