Patel’s FBI Could Shine Light On Nashville Trans School Shooter’s Manifesto
‘Biggest news story of all human history’: INSANE claim from Las Vegas Cybertruck bomber’s manifesto
2025 has gotten off to an explosive start — literally.
Within hours of the clock striking midnight on the first of the year, a man blew up his Tesla Cybertruck in front of the Las Vegas Trump International Hotel. And of course, the attack wouldn’t be complete without a manifesto available — this one containing some very odd claims.
“It’s a manifesto that comes from the guy who was claiming to be a whistleblower. He claimed to be a man on the run, hunted by his own government. He said he blew himself up, apparently, in a Tesla near the front door of the Trump Hotel in Vegas,” Glenn Beck of “The Glenn Beck Program” explains.
In the manifesto, the suicide bomber cited the government’s lies as reason for what he had done.
“Now if you read the manifesto, he talks about gravitic propulsion systems. What is that? It’s not your average stealth fighter, or next-gen drone. We’re talking about aircraft that allegedly manipulates gravity itself,” Glenn says, in awe.
“It manipulates it to achieve flight. It’s a concept that defies all current physics, but it’s not without precedent in speculative science,” he continues. “Now what this means is no jet fuel, no sound barrier, just seamless, silent motion at unimaginable speeds.”
Meanwhile, there was a very silent announcement over the weekend that no one is talking about, which Glenn says is “the biggest news story of possibly all human history.”
“Hear me out on this. Now according to the manifesto, the aircraft are actively being deployed both in the United States and China. And not just as prototypes in some secret desert lab but operationally. Apparently, he alluded to the fact that this is what we’re seeing with the drones,” Glenn explains.
“The whistleblower claimed that China has been launching these systems from submarines stationed in the Atlantic right off our East Coast,” he continues. “Now let that sink in for a minute.”
“If this is true, [these are] silent, undetectable aircraft capable of carrying massive payloads [and] launched from submarines that can remain undetected just miles from our shores or even up above the White House, and no one would know?” Glenn says, adding, “He says that these are the greatest national security threat in history.”
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Wisconsin Police Chief Says It’s ‘Not Important’ If School Shooter Was Trans
'Two completely different human beings': Luigi Mangione’s ex-roommate tells ALL
Now that Luigi Mangione has been arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, there are still more questions than answers as to why the valedictorian would commit such a heinous act.
And in a recent interview with Jesse Watters, Mangione’s former roommate, R.J. Martin, tried his best to provide some answers.
“Did this guy do drugs?” Watters asked.
“Absolutely none that I was aware of,” Martin responded. “He was a great community member, he kind of followed by our values and our ethics to leave things better than you found them. He was always contributing, taking care of other people.”
“Even after he moved out, he came and hung out and contributed to the community, spearheaded a book club. He and I became closer friends, working out, going to yoga classes, playing volleyball,” Martin continued.
His former roommate also explained that Mangione had “some severe back pain,” though he was “doing his best to take care of himself."
Watters then asked Martin about Mangione’s sex life.
“He was athletic as long as he could be. I know there were days and perhaps even a week at a time where he was bedridden, so he was doing what he could when could,” Martin explained, adding, “I couldn’t comment about his sex life.”
Mangione also was discovered to have had a Goodreads account, where he reviewed Ted Kaczynski’s manifesto, which his former roommate claims was his own suggestion to read in the book club Mangione started.
“We had a normal discussion, debate around it, nothing that stood out at the time. No anger, no special affinity towards it, just, you know, thought-provoking discussion,” Martin said.
“The manifesto that we got our hands on cites that quite often. Do you feel strange now that this guy you lived six months with has now been picked up on murder charges?” Watters asked.
“I feel strange because he was a great friend, and I would consider him a close friend, and that somebody who would assassinate somebody is completely incompatible with the person that I lived with, the person that I cooked meals with, the person that was part of book club and other activities,” Martin responded, adding, “It’s like two completely different human beings.”
Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” believes there might be something to Martin’s insistence that this is a “completely different human being” than the person he knew.
“There is a mental health problem in this country that is maybe partly because of prescription drugs, but it’s also partly because so many people have been lied to by the media for so long. So many people have been taught all of the wrong things,” Rubin says.
“So much of that is connected to what I think now is happening in the country,” he adds.
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Not Robin Hood: Alleged killer embodies tyranny, not justice
America is thirsty for blood. I’m not talking about most Americans, but rather a loud, dangerous minority that relishes chaos and bloodshed. They’re treating an alleged murderer like a hero because it fits their twisted narrative.
The alleged murderer I’m referring to is the man who recently allegedly killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. You know his name. The media has made sure of that. But stop saying his name. Stop making him a hero. Stop making him famous. We don’t glorify killers.
This alleged killer isn’t Robin Hood. He didn’t take from the corrupt to give to the poor. He didn’t stand against tyranny.
The press claim they’re against promoting the names of mass shooters — unless, of course, the shooter can be tied to conservative ideologies.
But this alleged killer is a manifestation of Marxist rage, and his name is being plastered all over the media — and even celebrated. Late-night host Stephen Colbert spent a large portion of his show highlighting the alleged killer’s “manifesto,” giving it airtime — and credence — that it should never be given. “He could’ve just made it a Yelp review,” Colbert quipped. “‘American health care sucks. One star.’”
Why did the media cover up the Nashville shooter’s manifesto that explains why the disturbed 28-year-old woman who identified as a man shot three 9-year-olds and three teachers?
This goes beyond glorifying bloodshed. It’s about promoting the Marxist ideology of destruction and vengeance. The 20th century saw a series of Marxist revolutions where radicals dragged the bourgeoisie into the streets and executed them. That’s what is happening now. Years ago, when I was still with Fox News, I warned that the media’s adoration for radical activists would eventually backfire. I said, “They’ll pull you out of your cute little anchor seats and beat you to death in the streets of New York.”
Sound extreme? Look around. That’s exactly what this alleged killer’s supporters want. They’re not seeking justice. They’re seeking revenge.
Where was the left’s outrage against Big Pharma?
The media’s alleged outrage against the health care industry that apparently justifies their lauding of Brian Johnson’s alleged killer is just as hypocritical as it is radical.
How many people did we lose to COVID? How many families watched their grandparents die over FaceTime, unable to say goodbye in person? How many people lost loved ones because of government incompetence, health care bureaucracy, and flat-out lies?
We know who’s responsible: Anthony Fauci, the Wuhan Institute of Virology, Big Pharma, and our own federal government.
They told us the vaccines were effective. They weren’t. They made up guidelines and rules that destroyed lives. Governors forced COVID patients into nursing homes where thousands died because of those decisions. Where’s the outrage?
But here’s the point: How many Americans picked up a gun and sought revenge against Big Pharma during COVID? How many people went after government officials or health care executives with violence?
None. Because that is not what Americans do.
We don’t settle our grievances with violence. We demand justice through the rule of law. We don’t descend into mob rule.
Vigilante justice is Marxist justice
We’re seeing vigilante justice now because our institutions are broken. Deny justice long enough and some people will take matters into their own hands. But let’s be clear: This isn’t justice. This is the beginning of tyranny. In Marxist regimes, violence becomes the language of the oppressed.
This alleged killer isn’t Robin Hood. He didn’t take from the corrupt to give to the poor. He didn’t stand against tyranny. Robin Hood fought against a corrupt government that was stealing from the people. This man didn’t fight tyranny; he embodied it. He brought fear, violence, and chaos. That’s what Marxism does.
When Americans face injustice, we don’t riot. We don’t kill. We act. We organize. We vote. We change the system through peaceful means. We’re slow to anger, but when we’ve had enough, we get off our couches, go to the ballot box, and say, “Enough is enough.”
The solution isn’t violence. It’s accountability. Hold the government accountable for its failures. Demand that our health care system serves people, not profits. Reject Marxist calls for blood and embrace the rule of law.
This bloodlust we’re seeing is not American. It’s a cancer. And if we don’t root it out now, it will consume us.
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'These parasites simply had it coming': Luigi Mangione, suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing, now charged with murder
Luigi Mangione — the suspect in last week's fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City — is now charged with murder.
Manhattan prosecutors late Monday filed murder and other charges against the 26-year-old Ivy League graduate, the Associated Press reported, citing an online court docket. The New York Times, citing court records, reported that the initial murder charge is for second-degree murder.
Mangione remained jailed in Pennsylvania, where he was charged with possession of an unlicensed firearm, forgery, and providing false identification to police, the AP said.
The outlet added that a McDonald's customer in Altoona — which is about two hours east of Pittsburgh — spotted Mangione on Monday morning, notified an employee, and soon police arrived to question him.
Police indicated in a criminal complaint that they recognized Mangione as soon as he pulled down his mask at their request in the restaurant. When they asked Mangione if he'd been in New York City recently, police said he was quiet but started shaking.
Later Monday, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch told reporters that Altoona police arrested Mangione on firearm charges and that he was believed to be “our person of interest."
'Frankly, these parasites simply had it coming'
The AP — citing a law enforcement official unauthorized to discuss the investigation publicly and who spoke with the outlet on the condition of anonymity — said a three-page, handwritten document found in Mangione’s possession includes a line in which he claims to have acted alone.
“To the feds, I’ll keep this short, because I do respect what you do for our country. To save you a lengthy investigation, I state plainly that I wasn’t working with anyone,” the document said, according to the official who spoke with the AP.
The document also contains the following line, the AP reported: “I do apologize for any strife or traumas, but it had to be done. Frankly, these parasites simply had it coming.”
According to the Times, the 262-word "manifesto" also says that as UnitedHealthcare’s market capitalization has grown, American life expectancy has not — and it condemns companies that “continue to abuse our country for immense profit because the American public has allowed them to get away with it.”
Mangione reportedly had back surgery last year
The paper added that friends said Mangione lived with significant, sometimes debilitating, back pain, which prevented him from surfing and negatively affected his romantic life; he underwent surgery for it last year.
The Times said R.J. Martin — a friend of Mangione who had lived with him in Honolulu — asked via text how his surgery went, and Mangione replied, “Long story,” and did not elaborate.
“His spine was kind of misaligned,” Martin told the paper. “He said his lower vertebrae were almost like a half-inch off, and I think it pinched a nerve. Sometimes, he’d be doing well and other times not.”
Nino Mangione — a Maryland state delegate and a cousin of Luigi Mangione — told the Times in a statement on behalf of the Mangione family that they “only know what we have read in the media” and that they were “shocked and devastated by Luigi’s arrest.” The paper said the statement adds that "we offer our prayers to the family of Brian Thompson, and we ask people to pray for all involved.”
Anything else?
Bullet casings found at the scene of Thompson's killing in front of a Manhattan Hilton hotel Wednesday — which New York City police called a "brazen" and "premeditated, preplanned targeted attack" — apparently were inscribed with words referring to health insurance claim denial tactics.
Just hours after the fatal shooting, Thompson's wife said her husband had been threatened. Paulette Thompson told NBC News in a phone call that "there had been some threats. Basically, I don’t know, a lack of coverage? I don’t know details. I just know that he said there were some people that had been threatening him."
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90-page Covenant School shooter diary LEAKED, and no wonder Dems tried to hide it. It’s FULL of leftist talking points
Earlier this week, the Tennessee Star published the 90-page diary of Audrey Hale, the school shooter who murdered six people last year at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee.
The leak came as a shock considering a court order had ruled to keep the documents sealed. However, one brave individual — the editor in chief of the Tennessee Star, Michael Patrick Leahy — decided to defy orders in the name of true journalism.
Now that the public has access to what are clearly the thoughts of a severely deranged individual, “why the left was trying to hide it from us becomes crystal clear,” says Liz Wheeler.
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“The FBI was in on [hiding the dairy], the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation was in on this, the local police department was in on this. We were told (gaslit actually) ... that we can't see the diary, we can't see the journal, we can't see the manifesto because there was an active law enforcement investigation going on” and people having access to it might “hinder that investigation,” says Liz, adding that “[Hale’s] parents claimed copyright over these writings” as well.
“We were also told that these writings would pose an imminent danger to the public, and that's why you and I couldn't see it,” she continues, but “none of that is true based on what’s actually inside this diary.”
Liz, who read the entirety of Hale’s writings, says that her biggest takeaways are as follows:
1. “Audrey Hale was a woman — a biological woman ... but she identified as gender fluid or nonbinary or a man sometimes.”
Her diary reveals that “she had fallen prey to the left's gender ideology; she had been brainwashed into thinking that she was born in the wrong body and that she was transgender,” Liz explains.
2. “[Hale] also, according to this diary, bought into the leftist lie that tells people that if children with gender confusion or children who have fallen prey to gender ideology are not indulged in that ideology that they will kill themselves,” Liz says, adding that “this is an emotionally manipulative tactic that the left uses to try to force parents, who know that it's wrong, to chemically castrate their little boys or remove the healthy breasts of their teenage daughters.”
3. “[Hale] also believed the genocidal lie that the left tells the public at large that minority groups,” which could be “black people,” “women,” or “people who identify as LGBTQIA,” “are going to have their human rights taken away from them by conservatives, by Christians, by Republicans,” says Liz, noting that this lie is “intended to frighten people potentially into committing acts of violence.”
“Imagine being a teenager who is already dealing with, in [Hale’s] case, autism, dealing with gender ideology and confusion and being told that your human rights are going to be violated, that you might even be killed by these people, who you are told hate you. Imagine the fear and the panic that this instills in someone who is already mentally ill and already corrupted with evil ideology,” she says.
4. “Audrey Hale, according to this diary, also bought into critical race theory. She writes often about white privilege and the concept of white privilege, and in one case, she writes about self-embarrassment,” says Liz.
“She also writes often about this obsession with race; she viewed everything through the lens of race. She talks about being in love with a quote unquote brown girl,” says Liz.
“She hated herself and other white people, and she felt that her only recourse was revolutionary violence ... the massacre of children — Christian children.”
At one point in the diary, Hale wrote: “'Land of the free’ means whatever f***er is taking away human rights is not of a human at all. ... I wish death upon myself cause of the pure hatred of my female gender. With no rights, anyone's country is a shitty dictatorship.”
“Almost every phrase in that paragraph is something that the left says on a regular basis politically and culturally,” says Liz. “Obviously, the left tried to stifle this [diary].”
“Every single external ideology that motivated this young woman to commit a heinous crime — to murder innocent children and their teachers — was indoctrinated into her by Democrats and the left,” she condemns.
To hear more of Liz’s analysis, as well as her meeting with the Tennessee Star’s Michael Patrick Leahy, who joined the show to shed even more light on the situation, watch the episode above.
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DEBATE: 90 pages from journal belonging to the Covenant School shooter LEAKED – but should we read it?
Yesterday, the Tennessee Star published 90 pages from the journal belonging to the Covenant School shooter. The document contains entries from January 2023 to the day of the shooting, March 27, 2023.
Davis Hunt, founder and editor of the Pamphleteer, joins Jill Savage and the “Blaze News Tonight” panel to discuss the leak.
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“What were the new details that we learned today that we previously didn't know?” Jill asks.
“I don't know that there was anything revelatory,” says Hunt. “We kind of already knew that she had some animus towards Steven Crowder's leak” and certainly toward “white Christians.”
“I looked over it. I didn't read the whole thing. I don't really care to spend my waking hours digging through the thoughts of a deranged person, so I tried to stay away from it, but the clips that I did see kind of confirmed what we already knew,” he continues.
Blaze Media’s editor in chief Matthew Peterson, however, isn’t so sure avoiding the document is the best call.
“I guess what you're saying is it pretty much, when you look at it, confirms everything that you thought was true — this is a person who bore animosity towards Christianity, white people, as well as heterosexuals who were opposed to the trans movement. Is that correct?” he asks.
“Yeah, I think that’s generally correct. ... It was an act of violence carried out against a specific group of people; it wasn't random. It's not like she went to a mall or some other public gathering place. She went to a private Christian school that she was familiar with,” Hunt explains, adding that this opinion has been “somewhat controversial.”
“Is there one part that stood out for you as you did go through [the released document]?” asks Jill.
“There was a lot of very weird, kind of racial ideology bundled up in there that was maybe unexpected,” says Hunt.
“I'll be honest with the [Blaze] audience,” says Peterson. “We've had a policy for a long time not to highlight or quote from these sorts of manifestos.”
“The environment has changed though,” he acknowledges. “In this manifesto, maybe the most chilling part I've heard so far is not even all the crazy hatred of her own community” but rather “the lack of normal human emotion ... and that makes me think: What should the policy be for media today?”
Hunt explains that according to the Violence Project’s research, the one thing school shooters have in common besides “self-evident mental issues” is that “they all studied the actions of previous school shooters.”
“They all draw a lot of influence from each other,” he says, pointing to Columbine as the “core incident that ignited” the tragic movement.
Ultimately, Hunt thinks that “minimal coverage” is probably the best route.
“You're naturally curious about what would drive someone to do this and in a way, it's kind of perversely compelling to try to understand why these things happen and what would drive someone to do that,” he explains, but he nonetheless thinks it’s best to keep the psychoanalysis to a minimum because Hale’s motives were “self-evident” based on who she targeted.
“Let me go to the other side of the coin here,” Peterson counters. “I think the problem is that [Hale’s journal] was held up for what — a year and a half? The government was threatening to put this journalist in jail for revealing it” likely because it would lead to “one side of the ledger being blamed.”
He explains that more often than not, these shooters are “politicized” in that “they're drenched in some weird ideology” — in Hale’s case, trans, anti-white ideology.
“The problem is in this case that the government wanted to hide one side and promote a narrative about the other,” leading a lot of people to say, “Just let it out.”
To hear Hunt’s response, watch the episode above.
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Manifesto Reveals Trans-Identifying Nashville Shooter’s Disdain For Christianity, Obsession With Racial Politics
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