So you beautiful bastards. We got a lot of news to talk about today. We've got people trying to pile on MKBHD.

Another Boeing whistleblower has died. Controversy around the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act.

Campus Crackdown updates. We break down the Supreme Court porn ban decision. We talk about this absolutely monster of a father.

And then there's even more, so just buckle up, hit that like button and let you know you love these big daily dives into the news, and let's jump into it. Starting with, there's a lot of competition for the

worst dad, a live award, but this guy might take the cake. So we're talking about Christopher

Gregor. And at the time, what we're talking about here happened, he was a late 20-something father in

New Jersey, the son being 6-year-old Corey Mickelow. And reportedly, in 2021, Gregor took Corey to the Atlantic Heights Clubhouse Fitness Center

because he believed the boy was too fat.

So he has Corey get on a treadmill and start running.

With surveillance video capturing what happened next, but I'm not going to show the video

because he's basically torturing his son.

Right first, Gregor raises the speed and incline of the track.

With then the boy falling down and sliding off multiple times. With the boy's father, and I use that word very loosely here, just picking him back up and placing him back on the treadmill.

Causing his legs to fold backward, at which point Gregor appears to bite his son's head.

Then Corey gets on, falls off again, gets back on, and struggles to keep going until his father lowers a speed and incline.

And as if this one instance wasn't horrifying enough, less than two weeks after that video,

Corey died, with the cause reportedly being blunt force injuries

with cardiac and liver contusions with acute inflammation and sepsis.

And while his death does not appear to be directly related to this treadmill incident,

a forensic pathologist determined that Corey suffered from chronic abuse.

And reportedly, a doctor testified that he suffered an acute traumatic injury to the heart

four to 12 hours before his death.

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