A Metro police officer admits that on October 1, when he heard the rapid gunfire coming from an upstairs room in Mandalay Bay during the Las Vegas Massacre, he “froze” in the hallway instead of advancing. WHAT? Would lives have been saved if he’d gone forward? No one will ever know.

He was clearly scared, which all police officers are from time to time, but when lives are on the line, you’re supposed to at least TRY to do something. Lt. Randy Sutton, a 34 year law enforcement veteran, joined me to discuss the recent developments, and why Metro took the investigation away from their Homicide detectives.

The tragedy in Annapolis was immediately blamed on President Trump with ZERO evidence. Turns out the shooter had an ongoing dispute with that particular news staff. How the murderer ACCESSED that newsroom when he had been clearly threatening them for years is a subject for lawyers to look into.

Watch how quickly the leftie press moves on from this story that suddenly doesn’t fit their narrative. Unless of course, they want to focus on how “dangerous” it is to be a reporter.

A gay man was attacked in Vegas by three other men, simply because they realized he was gay. Clearly this is unacceptable, and if I were Queen, I’d BAN the attackers from ever returning to Vegas. The victim, after speaking with them, has forgiven them and wants the charges dropped. I disagree. When something happens to you, you are OBLIGATED to press charges, to prevent others from being victimized. Messages have to be sent.

I have gotten to the point where, if someone who differs politically from me will not at least admit a proven fact about an issue, I will no longer engage them, nor will I bore my podcast fans by posting interview I’ve done with them. You deserve better, and that way, BOTH of us haven’t wasted our time.