Glenn Beck (71:20)
Yep. One wonderful news organization covered that by saying he had the name Donald Trump on the weapons in a way of like kind of saying, does it mean he was supporting Donald Trump? Is that why? No, he was trying to kill him or at least wanted to kill him. He also talked about killing Elon Musk in some of his writings as well. But it seems to me the main part of this, other than just being miserable, is a sort of nihilistic Desire for violence. Right. He wanted this to happen. He praised the, you know, the Sandy Hook shooter, for example, was fascinated with these people, like their celebrities. This is why you don't, at least if you're listening to this program, only don't know his name because we're not telling it to you. I will tell you, we changed his name from a boy's name to a girl's name. But that's about as much as I want you to know about it. Not that you can't find it. Of course you can, because everyone else will come out and tell you and blurt it out and make him seem like a hero so that the next 10 shooters can see the treatment of it and they can go and do these things again. And the cycle continues. By the way, when you look at studies of these things, that is the most consistent thing. It's not even mental illness, honestly. More consistently is the search for notoriety and an inner praise of this very bizarre culture. So if you want to, stop it, and I know many sites have started to do this, particularly on the right, not give them the attention they deserve. But most of the mainstream ones refuse to do it, so that's a problem. But in this bizarre search for motive, they can't find it. They can't understand what the motive was. They cannot locate it. And I will say, usually with police, they intentionally don't tell you what the motive is at this point in their investigation. Right. That is not the way the police operate. Every single time this happens, you always see some police officer saying, we don't know what the motive is at this point. And everyone's like, well, of course we know what the motive is. It's outside of a synagogue or whatever. And you're like, we know, but that's not the way they handle it. And I understand that this is a legal process for them and different than an opinion or even a news story. But in this manifesto of his, he explains pretty clearly why he wants to do this, and it's because he likes watching kids die. Now, you might say that that is not motivation, you understand? I hope it isn't. You might say it's not motivation. Like the typical stuff we talk about. Well, he's not saying he's doing it to honor Donald Trump. I don't know how to report on this. That's what the media seems to be stuck in some loop like that. But he says quite clearly he wants to also. He wants to kill himself, essentially. Who knows he's going to die through this? But he says quite clearly he wants kids to die. He likes watching them die. He says, I don't want to do it to spread a message. I do it to please myself. I do it because I am sick. So mental illness and the fact that he has found now pleasure in watching kids die, he says that overtly. He says he wants to be the scary, horrible monster standing over the powerless kids. And he says he wants to find. He says, maybe I can find an event at the on site church. I think attacking a large group of kids coming in from recess might be my best plan. From there I can go inside and kill going for as long as I can. He says, I also love when kids get shot. I love to see kids get torn apart. These are his words. He also says, I hate fascism, which is interesting. Also echoes of. I mean, every antifa member will tell you that they're just saying they're anti fascist now. I mean, pretty much everybody at this point hates fascism. It's not a popular ideology, but of course, of course it's the left that's constantly accusing everyone of engaging in fascism. He was not a. I don't think you can look at his ideology as something, first of all that's notable. I mean, these people are. Their thought process is largely meaningless. They don't make important points. That's the thing that we need to all get over as a society. When you go and you shoot somebody up because your issue is X, then I don't want to think or care about X for a long time. I want you to be punished for the things that you do not rewarded for them because that's what the media seems to want to do. But it's not really. I mean, there are two things we know about his motives. Yes, he was very seemingly anti religious people. He was very anti Semitic as well. Though he did not target Jews in this particular attack, he did consider it in his writings. But what we know about him are two things. Number one, he had some visceral need to see violent things happen to children. And number two, he was very mentally ill. And you can see that manifest in many ways. Some of it's just in his writings. Some of it is about how he wanted to see violent acts. Some of it is about how he wanted to kill himself and do harm to himself, himself and others. Some of it is also indicated in the fact that he could not decipher what gender he was. That is a sign of the inability to recognize reality. It is very, you know, very obvious to everyone who wants to be honest to recognize such a Fact, the Lieutenant.
