Emily Jashinsky

He represents one of the most Jewish, like dense Jewish populations in the world.

And on top of that, Rhode Island is not that far from New York.

And there is a suspect who is not in detention.

There's there's somebody who is actually there's a perpetrator.

I shouldn't say suspect.

There's a perpetrator, there's somebody who committed this crime, a violent murderer who was on the loose in New England.

So on so many levels, that was just the worst possible response from Chuck Schumer.

You know his staff is behind the cameras just absolutely cringing.

He also doesn't care about the bills.

I'm sorry, Chuck Schumer doesn't care about the bills outside of politics.

So that kind of makes it even worse.

It's like he's trying to posture as like manly New York bro and can't even do that right.

That's worse.

And by the way, I mean, I know you mentioned this earlier in the show, we are being careful about drawing any political conclusions from the fact that one of the students who was killed, shot in the face reportedly, was the vice president of the College Republicans chapter.

But that caution should have extended

for obvious reasons.

I mean, this is one of the reasons you don't politicize in the early hours of a shooting like this, because it could turn out, in fact, that this was from a leftist with political motivations.

Again, one of the many reasons why Chris Murphy should probably have stuffed his politicization back into the recesses of his brain where it belonged on a Sunday morning show in the middle of a tragedy when the killer is still on the loose.

It's just a completely crazy thing to do.

I was inspired to drink eggnog by you and Doug on Friday.