Rupert Murdoch's Daily Mail decided they wanted to run a little story, put up the first clip on Luigi Mangione.

And they did a play, put up the next slide.

Daily Mail reporting, Luigi Mangione sex tape bombshell, a CEO assassin suspect,

filmed at least 20 cinema style porn videos he wanted to be watched. And go to the previous

clip. And basically, when they did this, the rumors of this potential sex tape is

driving the internet crazy. And so go to the next clip. Puff the Magic Hater, she posts,

The Daily Mail is a tabloid and its headlines should never be taken at face value, which is why I'm fully prepared to fact check the Luigi sex tape situation if someone will just point me in the right direction.

And then the next one.

Imagine thinking this will turn public opinion against him. I mean, really. Imagine it.

So I bring up all of this not only as a respite from all of the Trump, Putin-Musk fuckery,

but I bring this up because this story to me is really, really important right now.

And what's so important about it is the public response to it.

And in my other job as an interior designer, I did the office of a former federal judge who now is a big, big, big litigator.

He sues insurance companies. He sues pharmaceutical companies

took on the opioid epidemic. And when he interviews for jurors in rural Oklahoma, he will ask

them, how many here have been screwed over by an insurance company? They'll raise their hand.

How many of you have been screwed over by a corporation?

And it's something that rural Americans have all experienced. And you have the Democratic Party right now

trying to figure out how do we connect with rural voters? How you connect with rural voters is the reason

that Luigi Mangione has gone so viral.

And it is because the dickover that happens from corporate America to every single American is ubiquitous.

It's experienced in rural towns.

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