Biden’s Pardons, DIY Airport Security, Book Bans | Charles Yu

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What are Biden's potential pardons about?

Charles Yu 3:16
Any of those things. Anyway, let's move on, because the story that everyone is talking about isn't in Washington, D.C. It's right here in New York City, where a manhunt continues for a man accused of carrying out a targeted hit on a health insurance CEO. And investigators have been finding clues in some surprising places.
N/A 3:39
Urgent manhunt. Police looking for the man who gunned down the CEO of United Healthcare. NBC News has learned that the words deny, defend, and depose were on the shell casings at the scene of the shooting. Investigators believe this could be a reference to what's called the three Ds of insurance, a known reference made by critics of the health insurance industry. to write something on something this small. And I mean, John, picture how you would try to do that. Would you take a fine point Sharpie? Would you try to scratch it in?
Charles Yu 4:12
Would you train a mouse to write on it with some kind of mouse crayon? I mean, who gives a how he wrote it? It's not important how he wrote it. What's important is that he wrote it, okay? This guy knows that there are so many bullet casings on the streets of New York and he wanted to make sure we knew which ones were his, right? And now, yeah, I don't know. if we should be applauding that. And now they're trying to interpret what deny, defend, and depose means. And it looks like it's either a criticism of the health insurance industry, or this guy was just trying to solve the world on his bullets or something. Honestly, I think all bullets should probably say stuff on them. I mean, how else are we gonna get Americans to read again, right?

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