So, Good evening. It's Monday, March 27th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update,

our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM

Eastern exclusively here on Rumbull, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, police have identified the suspect who carried out a gruesome mass shooting spree at a private

Christian school in National, Tennessee. The massacre resulted in the deaths of six people,

including three young children. Police say the likely killer 28

year old Aubrey Hale attended the school as a biological female and now

identifies as a transgender male. We have repeatedly condemned the now pervasive media practice of leaping to

instant conclusions before the bodies are even cold about the motives of

killings of this type in order to heat blame on their political opponents,

always by claiming that right-wing ideology inspired the shooter to act.

We will do the same tonight.

Condem that. But in order to illustrate how rotted this tactic is and in the hope that one day it will cease being used, we will apply that framework to this now to this massacre in order to ask the following

question who and what radicalize the shooter in Nashville to carry out such an

atrocity what ideology was responsible for it, and which advocates

of that ideology tonight have blood on their hands.

Then, we'll revisit the topic we reported on last week.

The Biden administration's demand that it be vested with the power to ban the social media

app, Tik-Tock.

We won't repeat the various arguments for and against that ban, but we will instead urge you to really consider the implications

of the actual law that they are trying to enact, one that extends far, far beyond Tik-Tok,

as well as to look at the possible First Amendment implications of banning

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