Good morning and welcome to a bunch unit report early edition. Lots to get to on this Friday. The FBI was tipped off over a year ago about the 14-year-old who opened fired at the Georgia High School. The Secret Services DEI office gets an all-expenses paid trip to Disney World. Kamala Harris supports passing laws that only apply to white people. New York City

Deputy Mayor of Health and Human Services admits illegals accused of crimes are staying at taxpayer-funded

shelters. The FDA approved a new COVID-19 vaccine under the emergency use authorization, even though

there's no emergency.

Zins get caught up in the Blobs War on Populism,

and the Kamala campaign has a new strategy

for winning male voters.

And it's not a good one.

All this on Budina Wednesday, a 14-year-old boy, Colt Gray, open-fired at

Appalachie High School in Georgia, where he allegedly killed four people and injured nine

others. And in the wake of this tragedy, we learned that the FBI received tips last year

that Gray made online threats to commit a school shooting. Per the FBI's Atlanta field office,

back in May, 2023, the FBI's National

Threat Operation Center received several anonymous tips about online threats to commit a school

shooting at an unidentified location and time. But the FBI said that there was no probable cause

for arrest and that no additional law enforcement action could be taken by local, state,

or federal authorities. And you guys know that the feds wield really unconstitutional power

over the American people. Speaker Mike Johnson is responsible for the reauthorization of the FISA

Act with Section 702, which allows for unconstitutional,

warrantless domestic surveillance on American citizens. And we're told that this is because

the FBI and the feds in general, they're going to keep us safe. We're going to prevent another 9-11.

We're going to prevent school shootings. Here is Mike Johnson justifying his reauthorization of the FISA Act with Section 702

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