Brown University is dealing with a targeted shooting that looks planned, not random. The suspect allegedly traveled a long distance, showed up on a Saturday, and went to a specific classroom like they knew exactly what was happening. The most troubling part is the shooter is still at large, and the lack of clear footage and answers is only adding to the fear for students and families.

Then we turn to the Australia attack and the aftermath, including claims that police delayed their response while chaos unfolded. I react to the push for “tougher gun laws” as the solution, and why that kind of leadership response misses the point when criminals and terrorists are not following laws in the first place.

I address the escalating fallout involving Candace Owens, Erica Kirk, and Turning Point, and explain why the division and conspiracy talk after Charlie’s death is doing real damage to the movement and his legacy. I speak plainly about loyalty, disagreement without betrayal, and how online drama and algorithms are pushing people further apart, then pivot to the Sherrone Moore scandal as a sobering reminder of how quickly poor judgment and unchecked temptation can destroy careers, families, and futures.

Today I am keeping it quick, we start with a youth football team that traveled in to play a game and ended up in handcuffs for shoplifting at Dick’s Sporting Goods. I break down Sheriff Grady’s press conference, talk about fathers and real leadership, and tell a couple of hard stories from my own life about consequences that changed my direction.

Then we get into a DoorDash delivery driver caught on camera pepper spraying a customer’s food and what that says about the broken hearts in our culture right now. I talk about how to protect your family, why accountability still matters, and why we cannot afford to raise another generation of young men who think crime is a joke.