Violence Across The World: Brown University, Australia, Syria | Episode 188
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What recent violence occurred in Washington, DC?
everybody welcome to vince on a monday great to have you with us you really are the best audience anywhere glad to have you here with me today if if this is your first time by any chance with us please like and subscribe and make sure other people see this as well i think you're gonna like what we have to offer uh we've got a very big show for you today i want to go through uh well i'm going to start with some good news today we'll start with a couple of good news items and then i need to get into the utter tragedies of the weekend. We just had a lot of death and destruction going on in the United States and certainly around the planet. We're going to break down what we know, what we don't, and what we've learned from all of these things.
It's important to employ what you and I might know as the Bongino rule on a lot of these stories because they're just things we don't know right now. In the wake of this tragedy, we're demanding answers, which is what we always do. That's all ahead on this edition of vince we will get to it i promise you uh coming up christmas if you haven't done your christmas shopping yet let's get that done huh huh now's your chance we're a week away a little over a week away it's coming baby it's coming um let me tell you something though as we begin our program i want to thank the great sponsors who make it possible express vpn that's one of our great sponsors and unfortunately in this country privacy well it's a luxury that's a real shame
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Friday night, the vice president's office welcomed me. They invited me to come over, and I got a chance to do this event where I was able to see a bunch of people, actually. I saw Kash Patel, the head of the FBI, was there. Megyn Kelly was there. I saw Senator Eric Schmidt.
What happened during the shooting at Brown University?
I didn't talk to Senator Tommy Tuberville was there. I saw and talked to Stephen Miller. Who else was there? My friend, Ned Ryan, I'm having him on the program soon. He'll be joining us. I did get a chance to talk for a moment with the vice president of the United States. It was wonderful. And if I could summarize kind of the nature of the conversations, everybody's totally, all the people I talked to at least, they're totally locked in on the business of the country. It's funny, you meet a guy like Stephen Miller, and I've told you this story before, but he is, I always joke that he sort of seems like singularly focused on the illegal immigration crisis in our country. And for as long as I've known him, and I've just met him through the years, I'm not acting like I'm really good friends with him or whatever, but every time I've ever had a conversation with him, no matter what you talk about, it always instantly comes back to, yeah, yeah, but the border's wide open.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What recent violence occurred in Washington, DC?
0:00–3:14
2
What happened during the shooting at Brown University?
3:14–5:48
3
What details are known about the victims of the Brown University shooting?
5:48–7:28
4
How did the recent attack in Australia unfold?
7:28–9:09
5
What is the significance of the attacks in Syria and their impact on US troops?
9:09–10:33
6
What are the implications of the political responses to these violent incidents?
10:33–11:44
7
How are communities reacting to the violence and security measures?
11:44–13:39
8
What positive developments were shared at the end of the episode?
13:39–57:19