Hi, I'm here for the interview. Ah, now, this would be the pre-pre-interview.

I'm sorry? You see, we need to make sure we have the right candidates to take part in the next stages.

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Yesterday, a copycat arrived at United Healthcare headquarters with a gun. He had threatened to shoot the place up.

The FBI intervened stopped the man.

He was apprehended.

And according to reports, the man had no specific grievance with United Health Care, which

indicates there's only one reason why a deranged individual would show up and make such threats, threatening the lives of

innocent people working at a health insurer.

Luigi Mangione effect.

It's not the first time we've seen a copycat.

Several months ago, a woman claimed that she was going to commit serious acts of harm against

individuals at her insurance provider, for which she was

labeled in the media as a Mangione copycat as well. You guys know what I'm going to say.

We are seeing violence, threats, crime, and it seems pretty crazy in cities at the very least,

or at least in public.

Now, the scary thing is, in media, they cheer this on.

The governor of PA's house was just firebombed the other day by a guy who reportedly was a socialist.

The escalation of threats of violence, the calls for violence on the left, have reached critical mass to the point where I will say it again.

A deranged man with a gun showed up to United Health Care HQ with no grievance against this place.

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