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He's reported to have died by suicide at a federal prison in North Carolina on Saturday.

So he was 81 and you want to talk about, and I say this as a, in a negative context,

people who dramatically changed the trajectory of this country about how we viewed things in this

country. Ted Kizinski, I think, would be a great example of that. And, and by that, I mean,

you know, one of the first and certainly probably the most high profile person who really weaponized

the male in this country. Like I consider Ted Kizinski almost like the same, now he did a lot

more damage than this guy did, but almost like DB Cooper, it was in, you know, to, to flying.

Ted Kizinski was to the male in the sense of, well, before this, nobody really even thought about

the idea for the most part on some grand level. Yeah. Wow. Some maniac is going to, you know,

send bombs through the male and everything you open, you got to be concerned. As you know,

Casey, and we just saw today, we got a letter, you know, who opened that letter?

I let, I open it. If you think you're going to get me, you're going to have to do better than

getting me through the male. I'm not going down by opening a packet. Yeah, just know you're going

to get me. Yeah, you'll get Casey or Kevin. You're not getting me too smart for that. But I mean,

it's seriously, right? I mean, this guy put fear for decades in, it's always in the back of

your mind, right? Because there was no rhyme or reason for any of it. And ultimately, he was

undone by his own brother, turning him in, which is, I mean, he still, still might have still been

out there. If it weren't for his own brother, and he hadn't written that manifesto that they

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