Sheila Matthews

How did they miss that he was building a bomb in his bedroom next door?

Why can we not question him when now, next week, we're going to have a case in front of Georgia

where a 14-year-old boy killed four people, injured 11 in the state of Georgia, 14 years old.

He's gonna make a plea deal, and they're gonna charge the father for giving him access to weapons.

Who gave him access to the mental health diagnosis and the drugs?

What do his mental health records show?

So the commonality here is we have a billion-dollar industry that is feeding off our children and pumping them filled with mind-altering drugs, and we cannot get behind the scenes there.

We can't get to the treating psychiatrist.

Who are these treating psychiatrists?

Well, the transgender issue falls under psychiatry.

So I would say that is the umbrella that we need to go after.

And the state and federal government is in bed with this industry.

So that's why we can't get access to the treating psychiatrists.

They're training

the FBI agents, they're training our teachers.

So it is a big issue here.

And the bottom line is we need the mental health records and we shouldn't be assuming that the motive is not traceable.

It is.

If we're concerned about the guns, we should be more concerned about what led that child, the 14-year-old, that's going to make a plea deal.

So we're not going to get access to those records in Georgia of the little boy who picked up his father's gun.