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make sure you're subscribed, and let's just jump into it. Let's talk about there as a douchebag who thought it was a great idea to push a wheelchair down a flight of stairs that's now made

national news. So let's break it down. Last weekend there was security footage from a bar in Erie

Pennsylvania that went viral on Twitter. And that video shows a stairway of a bar that's packed with people and at the top of the stairs is an unoccupied wheelchair. Several people pass the chair, there's no problem, there's no

incident, and then three young men walk up to it and kind of linger. That is, before one of them,

sits in the chair, stands back up and then proceeds to push it down the stairs before moving

into the crowded room. And that charming young gentleman, as it turns out, is 23-year-old Carson Breyer. Notably, the son of Danny Breyer, a former NHL player, and in fact, the interim general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers. So the video was taken over the weekend.

The video gets posted on Tuesday and on Thursday. As I'm recording this, it is around 30 million

views. Keep in mind, that's just the original video. And the original poster of that video

identified the wheelchair as belonging to Sydney, a double amputee who needed to be carried to the restroom downstairs, which is why the chair was left unattended. So that's why with this, we saw a GoFundMe started to help her cover the

cost of her damaged chair. And as far as Carson, he became public enemy number one for a lot of people.

Both he and his father trying to defuse the situation, issuing apology statements on Tuesday,

Carson saying, I am deeply sorry for my behavior on Saturday. There is no excuse for my actions, and I will do whatever I can to make up for the series' lack of judgment. And in fact,

Mercy-Hurce University even released a statement saying that Carson was sorry, but adding,

the actions displayed in the video make our hearts heavy and fall short of our mercy belief

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