So recently I get a letter from Luigi Mangione. My assistant comes to me to say, you got a letter from Luigi Mangione.

I said, which Louis G. Mangeoni? He says D. Luigi Mangeoni. I said, D. Luigi Mangeoni from the Metropolitan Deton, yes. In Brooklyn, yes. The same place that a lot of these guys, Nicolas Maduro said right now, by the way, Jolaine Maxwell, R. Kelly, Diddy, some of these guys, yes. The guy that got accused of killing Brian Thompson,

the CEO of United Health, yes. What's he writing me a letter for? I don't know. Okay.

So what do I do? I open it up. And I read through it. And by the way, to tell you how well it was written would be an understatement. This was written as if a kid

went to Harvard or Yale. Good writer. Sense of humor. Sarcasm. Witty. Even a riddle in there.

Even cut a piece out. Like go figure it out for yourself. Clips, go watch these clips of these

philosophers. You can tell. You can tell he's very intellectual, deep meaning in the way he's

writing his stuff, right? And even in there he talks about, because one day I'm doing a podcast,

my phone blows up with a couple hundred messages, Pat. A viral article is going around right now of

Luigi Mangione, who turned 27 years old, writing 27 things he's grateful for. And number seven is you.

So number seven, I don't have a connection with him. Yeah, go read it. Number seven, I'm grateful for

Patrick Badeavid's book, Your Next Five Moves. Really? Yes. And he's passing it around in the prison

he's at right now. Huh. Interesting. How that book made it there? Who knows? But it's there. And in here,

he says, Pat, out of all the 27 things I wrote that I was grateful for, the one that I got the most hate mail

was number seven, your next five moves. A lot of girls who are Gen Z were not happy about that.

He says, you have a Gen Z female problem. He says that in the letter. Anyways, he said a lot of other

things. So I sat on it. And I said, what do I tell this guy? Do I write back,

you know, what level of hope does a person have at 27 years old that is accused of killing a

CEO of a company, United Healthcare? We all know the United Healthcare was known for lowest percentage

of paying insurance to their clients or the, you know,

a pay us that they're giving. So it's not like they had a good reputation, but to go and

allegedly kill that CEO, what do you tell a guy like that in the letter? What do you tell him?

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