Brown Shooting and MIT Murder Suspect Dead, HHS Takes on Child "Trans" Procedures: AM Update 12/19

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Megyn Kelly 0:02
Good morning, everyone. I'm Megyn Kelly. It's Friday, December 19th, 2025, and this is your AM Update.
Dr. Marty McCary 0:09
Tonight, our Providence neighbors can finally breathe a little easier.
Megyn Kelly 0:14
The suspect in the Brown University shooting found dead as authorities connect him to a second murder taking place days later and miles away.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 0:23
This is not medicine. It is malpractice. We're done with junk science driven by ideological pursuits.
Megyn Kelly 0:31
HHS officials announcing a set of proposals in an effort to prevent so-called gender-affirming care for minors. Retired NASCAR driver and humanitarian Greg Biffle tragically killed in a plane crash with his family. The inflation report beats expectations as the White House touts a strengthening economy. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM Update. Ever read the label on a typical bag of chips? It's often a science experiment of seed oils, MSG, artificial dyes, and mystery ingredients.

What happened in the Brown University shooting case?

Megyn Kelly 1:09
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Megyn Kelly 1:58
Don't feel like ordering online? Massa and Vandy are now both available nationwide at your local Sprouts supermarket. Stop by and pick up a couple of bags before they're gone. They found him. Late yesterday, authorities locating the man suspected of the Brown University shooting. 48-year-old former Brown University physics PhD candidate Claudio Manuel Neves Valente. dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Salem, New Hampshire, at a storage unit about 90 miles away from the university. Authorities say Valenti was a Portuguese national, and his last known address was in Miami, Florida. Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Nerona saying Valenti originally came into the United States on a student visa back in 2000, receiving lawful permanent resident status in September 2017.
Megyn Kelly 2:52
Providence, Rhode Island police chief Oscar Perez describing the police work leading to the storage unit. The police were trying to find a man, reportedly homeless, seen on videotape, who had apparently seen the suspect prior to the shooting. That man, it turns out, took down the suspect's license plate and later provided it to police. Listen.
FLOC representative (probably a police department spokesperson) 3:15
All the new images that we received of this person of interest were shared with the media continuously over the past six days. We looked at financial records. We looked at video footages. And in the specific incident, it was actually a video that provided us with a description of a vehicle. That was corroborated through a tip that was received through the tip center. And FLOC and the LPR was able to provide us with this description of this vehicle. That vehicle was picked up by FLOC, which led us to a car rental place in Massachusetts. Through that, the agents and their work as well were able to get us footage of this individual as well as a copy of the agreement which provided his real name. The video of that subject matched the description of that person of interest that this police department was desperate to put handcuffs on.
FLOC representative (probably a police department spokesperson) 4:13
That individual was identified as Claudio Neves Valenti.
Megyn Kelly 4:18
Brown University President Christina Paxson saying Valenti was enrolled at the university from fall 2000 to spring 2001 to study in the physics PhD program. Valenti taking a leave of absence in spring 2001 then formally withdrawing in July 2003. More here from Paxson.
Christina Paxson, Brown University President 4:38
During his time at Brown, Nuevis Valente was enrolled only in physics classes.

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