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Hello everybody, I'm Dennis Prager, I hope you have a good time.

His meaningless is the holiday is, but I spoke about that yesterday when I was on, actually.

Hope you had a good weekend.

So the Bishop in Los Angeles was murdered in his home, turns out by his housekeeper's husband, who had done some work for him.

The official title is on Zillierry.

The Bishop, apparently quite beloved man in his community.

And the man, Carlos Medina, shot him to death, 65-year-old married man.

How many 65-year-old married men murder people?

It's a very strange story, it's a terrible story, obviously.

And of course, the usual, if he is mentally ill, I don't buy the mentally ill argument as much as most people do.

But it certainly is an interesting question.

I always question myself, do I have an axe to grind here? Is there a political point I want to make?

And therefore, I'm skewing the data or the evidence.

In this case, as in most, I am simply pursuing what I would like to believe is a pursuit of truth.

Since the vast majority of mentally ill people don't murder anyone, and not everybody who murders is mentally ill, why do we keep saying mentally ill?

The man acts strange, that was the latest, he acts strange.

The issue is very obviously complex, but it's very troubling.

We've had mentally ill people all through American history, but we haven't had as many shootings.

And so something must have changed.

Now, some people say it's psychiatric drugs, and it would be interesting to know, was it was he on any?

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