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Aug. 21, 2023 - MyronGainesX
02:09:21
Fed Explains The Las Vegas Shooter
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And we are live.
What's up, guys?
Welcome to Fed Reacts, man.
I'm sitting in my seat.
We're going to be talking about the last Vegas shooting.
Let's get into it.
I'm special agent with homeless investigations.
Okay, guys, HSI.
This is what Fed Reacts covers.
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Oh, no, Fred Reacts.
All right, we're back.
What's up, guys?
Welcome to Fed Reacts, man.
So, real quick, guys, we are live on Rumble, Twitter, Twitch, and YouTube.
From what I understand, let's see here.
I'm making sure that everything is good.
Are we on Rumble?
We're live on Rumble right now, guys.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It says we're live.
Like, yeah, but y'all can actually see me on Rumble.
Rumble chat.
Tell me, tell me we're good.
Give me ones in the chat on Rumble if you guys are good.
And YouTube, obviously, we're on.
And yeah.
We got ones in the chat, Rumble.
Mo no.
Two.
See, something.
Yeah.
See?
What?
Wait, one person said one.
And some people said two.
Yeah.
Rumble is not live.
It's not live on Rumble.
So, yeah, something's off here.
Well, see, see that there's.
I'll check.
Yeah, Mo.
If you look on StreamYard, it might have not connected correctly or something like that.
Click the little button on the top.
Sorry, guys, for the technical difficulties.
This is, yeah, because we just literally made this Rumble account, guys.
And, well, I mean, I guess I'll make some quick announcements before.
Actually, wait, hold on.
All right.
Someone said one, but lagging.
Someone said nothing.
Mo, do you got it on?
Give me a second.
I'm going to make the destination.
Okay.
So anyway, okay.
I see what happened.
I see where you messed up.
What happened?
Stream key or some shit?
Yeah.
You didn't put the.
All right.
We're going to.
It's all right.
We're going to fix it.
We're going to fix it right now, guys.
Sorry about that.
My bad dog.
Well, anyway, I guess in the meantime, Angie, you want to introduce yourself?
Hi, guys.
We're finally covering the Las Vegas shooting.
This was requested by you guys.
This has been requesting for a long time.
And I made a poll on Instagram.
So make sure you guys follow the Instagram at FredReacts.
So you'll be active voting on the next cases because I'm paying attention to you guys.
Like I'm writing down your cases and stuff.
I didn't bring my notebook today because I rushed out of my house to come here.
So I didn't bring it.
So I cannot read your cases, but I'll be doing it next time.
But you guys now have a let me go here.
Okay.
Okay.
So I hear your eye though.
Yeah.
Okay.
Now we're good.
You got rid of it.
All right.
This is the case.
What I kind of want to mention.
Wait, how about messing my hair right now?
This is a case that is very like kind of polemic because yeah, a lot of people like experience this and there is like a lot of versions to this case.
And there is also like saying to Myron, there's a bunch of conspiracy theories.
I don't think we can cover them all, but I can mention some of them.
So yeah, hope you guys stay tuned.
All right.
So Mo is getting it reset up right now.
I don't know why it's being lame.
Yeah, it says, we're having trouble streaming to your destination.
You guys are saying wild stuff on Rumble, though.
That's it.
And yeah, guys, I know some of y'all.
Mo, can you switch the camera back to me?
Are we on YouTube?
Yeah, we're on YouTube.
We're live on YouTube.
Yeah, I know some of you guys, I know some of you guys are probably wondering, like, yo, Myron, there's no super chat button or whatever.
As you guys know, bad news.
We got demonetized on YouTube.
So if you want to donate to the stream and support, you can go ahead and hit the cash app and put your question there.
It's dollar sign unplug fit on Cash App.
And yeah, I would appreciate it.
you know uh and basically and i'll read your question on air like right with from my phone so it'll actually be pretty easy um but yeah i think hmm i think this thing you know what should we just uh i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna make the stream key on this computer so it doesn't echo uh that's the problem all right so you know what guys this we're gonna do i'm gonna end the stream right now and i'm gonna be back in about 10 minutes Okay, so we're gonna make another event.
I'm gonna be back in 10 minutes.
A new event is gonna be made and we're gonna put it up on all the platforms.
So we'll be live by 9.30, no later than 9:30, guys.
I apologize, but we got to get the rumble up and the reason why, unless, Mo, you think you could do this quickly?
I can do it quickly.
You could do it quickly?
Yeah.
Okay, maybe I don't need to do that then.
I guess.
All right.
Well, in the meantime, I guess I'll give you guys an update of what's going on.
So I give you guys since y'all are here with me, whatever.
You could be anywhere else in the world, but you're here with me.
So this week, this is what we got going on.
We are going to go ahead and cover credit tomorrow.
We're going to probably do business credit cards first.
I think we're going to do business credit cards.
And then we're going to do on Wednesday.
We got Fouzi Tube in the house.
That's going to be lit.
And we'll have Sneeko in the house as well.
So it's going to be crazy.
It's going to be pandemonium on Wednesday.
So definitely mark your calendars for that.
I think FouziTube's in Miami right now.
So we'll definitely be making some great content for y'all.
We're going to do a one-on-one interview with Fouzia first, 6 p.m.
Wednesday.
And then we're going to go ahead and do the after hours with the girls.
It's going to be wild.
We're going to get some baddies.
It's going to be a good time.
Sneeko will be here.
And then on Thursday, we depart Miami to go to the tri-state area.
I don't even know where it's really at.
All I know is that it's in the boonies.
We're going to go up and work with do a podcast with Timcast.
So that's going to be a good time.
I don't know what the topic is going to be.
You know, they pretty much cover current events, but we know the hot trending stuff right now is Trump is, we're live on Rumble.
All right.
Perfect.
Awesome.
Shout out to Mo in the back making stuff.
We're live on Rumble.
I see it.
But yeah, we're going to probably be talking about current events.
We'll probably be talking about the Trump case, dating, intersexual dynamics, maybe a debate.
So it'll be a good time.
But we're live on Rumble, guys.
So refresh the page.
If you're watching us on Rumble, refresh the page.
It's very important that you guys, because we're going to have to transition to Rumble.
Angie, she went ahead and got some graphic photos for y'all that we can show on YouTube.
So shout out to her.
But yes, finally, we are on Rumble on Fed Reacts.
I'm a PhD.
Oh, wrong sound effect.
My bad.
Let's get ready to rumble.
So, so yeah, man.
So if you guys want to donate to the stream, Rumble Rant or hit the cash app with a note.
I'll read your super chat.
So if you guys got questions, you could donate right from your phone on Rumble Rants.
I really appreciate it.
Or on Unplugged Fan, we're going to read all your Rumble Rants and everything else like that with any questions.
And then also, while we're on the topic of announcements and everything else like that, we are going to make some production upgrades to the podcast.
As a matter of fact, I'm probably going to be burning the midnight oil tonight for you guys.
And we are going to be experimenting with some software.
And you're going to see a new look to the show starting tomorrow, hopefully.
And yeah, we're going to be experimenting tonight.
Shout out to Mo in the back.
We're bringing on someone that's an expert in that.
And, you know, like I said before, man, we're going to really make this happen.
And yeah, guys, if you guys really want to support, I would love it if you guys, it's actually better.
Yeah.
Subscribe to the channel, guys.
It's five bucks.
Subscribe to the channel.
It'd be lit.
And yeah, man, they demonetized us and we don't even really know why.
Like it's not like clear.
And it's like, it's a very broad, you know, reason, but it's like not specific.
Go ahead, Angie.
There are some conspiracy theories about that too.
About what?
About why you guys got demonetized.
It wasn't Logan Paul.
I know some people say it's Logan Paul.
It was not.
It was not.
I confirmed today, 100%.
It was not him because the dates don't line up.
That's all I'm going to say.
Like, we did not make the video on our video on him.
And this was before.
So I know.
Okay.
Yeah, I know a bunch of people are saying that it's Logan Paul.
It's not.
It's not.
But anyway, I know what it really is.
I know what it really is.
But, yeah, you know, at the end of the day, you know, it's their platform.
We've got to follow the rules, you know, and I'm going to work with them and we'll, you know, hopefully get ourselves back up.
You know, they could have terminated us and they didn't.
So we're still on YouTube.
So that's, you know, you've got to count your blessings versus the things that you don't got.
You know, I'm very you've got to be a glass half full guy.
So, yeah, man, we'll work back towards monetization and hopefully it happens.
And if it doesn't, you know, you know, thank God we have some reserves.
We got other streams.
Of course, you guys know I got my real estate.
We got Rumble, you know, shout out to Rumble.
They're supporting us.
We're working with them extremely closely.
We've got to deal with them.
So we'll be OK, guys.
We'll be able to run the show to, you know, we'll be able to run the show.
But, yeah, just just support so that we can make sure that we run it at a high level like we've been trying to do, because I had some plans to really upgrade the the studio, upgrade the equipment, upgrade production value.
And I was going to tell you all the surprise.
Hey, we're moving to a new studio, et cetera.
But, you know, obviously this stuff happened and kind of put a damper on things.
But regardless, it doesn't matter because we're closing on the property.
I'm going to close on a property on Tuesday.
So there is no stopping.
I'm not fucking leaving.
The show goes on.
This is my home.
They're going to need a fucking wrecking ball to take me out of here.
So, yeah, man, we're not going anywhere, guys.
All right.
Like I said before, it's a bump in the road, but we're going to keep pushing.
We're going to keep going.
The new studio is going to be lit.
We're going to have new production.
Big guests.
It's going to be a great time, man.
So, yeah.
But, yeah.
So if you want to donate to the stream, Rumble Rant in, guys.
I'd really appreciate if you Rumble Rant in.
And most importantly, I want you guys to become subscribers to the channel.
Okay.
Because over here on Fed Reacts on Rumble, we're going to show everything.
All you crazy bastards that want to see the gore and all that.
Right.
Yeah.
You guys want to see all the crime scene photos that we can't show y'all?
It's going to be over here on Rumble, man.
So, yeah.
It's going to be pretty crazy over here.
And then also, what's probably going to have to happen is when we do documentaries, breakdowns, and stuff like that, we're going to do them over here more than likely.
So, it's going to be a good time, guys.
It's going to be a really, really good time.
And, yeah, man.
Yeah.
I'm really excited.
I really am excited.
It's going to be a – we're going to be able to kind of be no holds barred, react to stuff without having to worry about – because I got, like, what, Angie?
We've got, like, three or four videos that got taken down by YouTube that y'all can't even watch anymore.
The Columbine shooting, the Menendez brothers.
Yeah.
I'm surprised that they didn't take out the Sound of Freedom one.
That's crazy.
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah.
Yeah, they didn't take down our Sound of Freedom one.
Yeah.
But they didn't let us, like – the Menendez brothers, guys have been asking for it, like, for a long time now, and we couldn't – it was going to take down.
Yeah.
So, yeah.
And then also, guys, with this new program that we're going to use, the Rumble Rants are going to come right up on screen.
So my goal here, guys, is that I want to make the show interactive.
I want to have the chats showing up on screen, whether it's Streamlabs, Rumble Rants, et cetera.
We're going to try to do that as well, and it's going to be good, man.
It's going to be good.
You know, we will improvise.
We'll get through this together.
And you guys are showing love, subscribing, joining.
Yeah, subscribing on Rumble, just so you guys know, for those that are watching over there, subscribing, you become a member, basically.
It's five bucks.
It really goes a long way towards helping.
Because, I mean, to be honest, Fed Reacts, to be all the way to 1,000 with y'all, guys, Fed Reacts, I pretty much do it for free.
Like, I do it because I enjoy it.
Yeah.
I do it because I love y'all.
The amount of time that I put into it, you know, if you were to be like, oh, yo, time put in versus money made.
I'm definitely operating at a net deficit.
But it's okay because I think this stuff is important.
I think there's definitely guys out here that love true crime.
I see other true crime channels, and I don't think they do certain cases justice.
No, I don't think it's just that stretches of sin.
Are early on a threat later?
That's just a meeting?
No, I don't think I think I think you're going to be doing something in specific context on the weer.
But then I definitely hope you're going to be working on this list.
Yeah, but you're going to be listening to this because they have to be lo 총 of sort of нар covidjing, but then you know how I would do this list of this.
this, and then, of course, you might get this week.
There's no one really that I know that's on YouTube that has professional experience that's done the level of investigations that I have.
And I just want to be able to give y'all an insight that you can't get anywhere else.
If you think about it, we also get highly demonetized on FedReacts a lot.
Yeah.
Like all the time.
Yeah.
They always limit it.
So because this is what happens when before when we were monetized over there on YouTube with FedReacts.
And I don't know why they demonetize FedReacts, but it's fine because they're all linked, right?
But what would happen is we would do a podcast, right?
And if we used content, what would happen is like you'd get like a content claim or whatever.
And then I would, I would appeal it.
I'd almost always win because, you know, I was always saying, hey, fair use, blah, blah, blah, right?
Because we changed the content.
And then what would happen is they would, the video would be yellow or it wouldn't be, or it would be non-monetized for a period of time.
So what ended up happening is that would like affect that video's ability to earn money during the first 48 hours, which you know, that's like when the video is popping the most, right?
And the issue with that was it kind of stunts it in the algorithm to a degree.
So the Fed React stuff would always get hit with like not making as much money.
But like I said before, this channel, FedReacts, isn't about necessarily making a profit because if it was to make a profit, I would have just stopped a long time ago.
It's to give you guys education.
I really enjoy talking to you guys.
You get to see another side of me.
You get to see the former Fed side.
And I love this stuff, man.
Like I told y'all before, it was a great career.
It was a fun career.
And this is how I can almost kind of still be involved with the profession without being in the profession.
So, yeah, man.
And truly, you know, we're working really hard behind the scenes to give y'all the best experience.
I love it how everyone is talking smack.
Oh, Fresh of Fit is gone.
They're demonetized, blah, blah, blah.
And it just goes to show you see all these haters coming out of nowhere.
It's incredible to me because people really are preying on our downfall.
There's a lot of people that hate us, right?
That we don't even know, that we've never spoken a word to.
And they're jealous, bro.
It really comes down to they're jealous.
You know, you got YouTubers that have been on here for 10 plus years, you know, that have barely 100,000 subscribers or barely really grew their channel like that, you know, 10 years.
And we pretty much lapped them or we're right on them.
And we've only been up for three and they've been up for 10.
So like people feel some type of way, man.
A lot of YouTubers are extremely jealous at our success because we're not natural content creators.
We came from the professional world and we're able to kind of come in here and dominate because we took the craft seriously.
We bought good equipment.
We really pride ourselves on giving y'all high quality content, being diversified, right?
Giving you guys a money Monday, giving you guys a womanizer Wednesday, giving you guys a call-in show, giving you guys really unique guests, right?
We brought guests on that other podcast would never dream to do, right?
They'd be terrified to do it.
You know, we're able to bring mainstream people while simultaneously being your people that are banned, bringing on interesting personalities.
Like, I don't want to toot my own horn, but I genuinely think that we are the most diversified creators on YouTube because we cover so many different topics, right?
And we give y'all the truth in it, man.
And we, and at the end of the day, it's about making you guys better.
It's about educating you guys.
It's about helping you guys, whether, you know, learning about true crime, learning about how the legal system works.
The last episode that we did with Trump, I went into detail about what a grand jury is versus, you know, a trial jury.
We went into a lot of legal terms, a lot of legal definitions.
So you guys exactly understand that indictment that's coming against Trump.
I give you guys my predictions.
I give you guys insight from my professional experience on how the court system works, how arrests are made, etc.
So we really do pride ourselves on giving y'all diversified, unfiltered, truthful content that will make you a better man in the future versus reacting to other people that are changing lives.
I'd rather be the person changing the lives versus reacting to someone that's changed their lives, making stupid hippies videos because I'm jealous of where I stand in life right now.
You know what I mean?
And having to turn my comment section off, LOL.
I think the veil is slowly coming off, man.
People know.
People know that, like, man, what do y'all fucking provide, man?
You guys don't do nothing except for gossip.
So, yeah, it is what it is.
Anyway, with that said, we're going to go ahead and cover the Las Vegas shooter.
This case is crazy, guys.
2017, I remember when this was going down, I think this is the first time I had come down to Miami around this time.
I was still an agent.
I was working in Laredo, Texas, right?
That was my first duty station.
I had been on the job for about three years at that point.
And I think I came to Ultra that year as well in Miami.
And that's what made me say, like, wow, Miami's awesome.
When I first came here in 2017, I came here for Ultra.
Who headlined it in 2017?
Might have been Armin Van.
You came for Ultra?
Yeah, I came for ultra.
That's why you came, yeah.
Yeah, I like EDM.
You got something to say, woman?
I do, but I'm not gonna say it doesn't matter what you think.
Yeah, welcome to Assange Headquarters, where we don't care what women think.
Uh, uh, but um, but yeah, so so yeah, it was a good time, it was a good time.
I like EDM, right?
So, you guys can make fun of me if you want, but uh, well, Mo, you got something to say too?
He came for Ultra, he came for a festival, that's why he came to me.
Well, he gets on us for liking Reggaeton song, bro.
EDM is lit for the gym, yeah.
For the gym, you're right, yeah, I do.
Yeah, I wouldn't go to a festival, yeah.
I'm not like in the house and that stuff, but I'm like, but I play it in the gym for sure, yeah, and I'm working out, it's lit.
Well, you went to a festival, I work out, I work out to reggaeton Latin music and Caribbean music.
Oh, really questionable.
Can you imagine most salsa dancing in the in between sets of trials?
Yeah, like in between sets, you know, just doing this, that'd be weird.
So, um, anyway, so yeah, so that's that's what I was doing in 2017.
Mo, what were you doing in 2017?
2017.
I actually remember exactly where I was working at.
I was how old are you, Mo?
Um, I'm 33 now.
I was actually working at front desk.
I was, yeah, I was working at front desk receptions at a um at a neighborhood way on the west side of Pepper Pine.
So, yeah.
What about you, Andrew?
What were you doing in 2017?
You're in Venezuela.
I was in my second year of the university.
Yeah, gotcha.
Studying psychology.
Study psychology.
Yeah, it was a crazy year.
Oh, did you see the episode that we did yesterday with Psych Hacks?
No, I haven't.
I thought you didn't do it.
No, we did it.
You did?
Yeah.
Saturday?
Yeah.
I'll watch it.
Yeah.
He's a psychologist.
Yeah.
Yeah, he's a psychologist.
Yeah.
I do.
I did watch the Andrew Tay and the Psychologist debate.
Oh, you watched it talk about on that one?
It was a very good video.
It was good.
You need to watch it.
I'll check it out.
I'm not going to tell you, but you need to watch it.
All right.
I'll check it out.
Shout out to Andrew, man.
Shout out to Andrew.
We all know he's.
But cool.
Other than that, I guess let's go ahead and get into it, man.
Sorry, guys, for the chit chat.
Yeah, the chit-chat and stuff like that.
But we have to get the Rumble back up and everything.
Let me check here and see.
Again, guys, to donate to the show, you can donate on Cash App or you can donate on what's it called?
On Rumble Rants.
We're going to read the Rumble Rants.
Mo's going to get them ready here in a second.
So, yeah.
Yeah, there's a few Rumble Rants already.
I already got Ari almost ready.
Okay.
So let's go ahead and get.
Could we pull up Mo?
Can we pull up the thing?
Or the Wikipedia?
Or I was going to say the oh, rants?
Yeah.
No, no, let's pull up the Wikipedia because the rants are probably, they say some crazy stuff.
All right.
We'll do it.
We'll do that.
Yeah.
Once we get over to Rumble, we'll do that.
So yeah, guys, get your rants in now, or I'm going to read them all on Rumble because y'all got some crazy stuff that you're saying.
Unless you got clean ones, Mo.
Yeah, I actually got clean ones ready right now.
Yeah, put the clean ones in the front.
I already got it.
I promise you, it's all screened and clean.
Okay, I can't see though.
That thing is small as hell, Mo.
You think I'm blind over here, man?
Okay, I got to put my glasses on, guys.
Sorry.
Actually, you know what, Mo, you want to read it?
You just read it, bro.
You want me to read it?
Oh, okay.
I can see it.
Damn, I'm blind.
Okay.
Someone got a video on Myron Dancing to EDM.
Okay, I know someone's going to see.
Yeah, someone's going to do that.
What else do we got here?
And that's from the world's greatest nerd.
Will Steasy goes?
You're a goat, bro.
Thank you so much, man.
I appreciate that greatly.
You are the man.
Scar Co2002 says, thanks for the constant content.
We really appreciate it, guys.
Hey, man, we're going to keep giving you all the stuff.
Got demonetized, but the train doesn't stop because what I'm not leaving.
Right?
The show goes on.
All right, Myron, you didn't see my channel Friday, but thanks to you, Fresh Mo and Chris.
Y'all changed my life.
Saved me from my toxic Venezuelan X and made my credit score improve.
Shout out to you guys.
Hey, we got you, bro.
We're going to cover business credit cards tomorrow.
So we got y'all for all you guys that want to be entrepreneurs.
You dating a Venezuelan?
What's wrong with you, bro?
What was you thinking?
Yeah, what are you thinking, actually?
That's what I'm saying.
No, I just had one of the bad ones.
You just had bad luck right there.
Oh, my bad.
Mike was muted.
Jayweck coach goes, sorry, I'm poor.
Dude, it's fine.
Bro, whatever y'all can donate, it helps this stream.
Shout out to Myron and Eliver Galara.
Galarga?
What's that?
Who's that?
It's a joke.
He's just making, he's just trolling you.
It's a joke.
But it's funny, though, because you pronounce it just perfectly.
There's some kind of insider joke.
I probably don't know.
I'm probably Calaza, something.
It's El Vergadarga.
El Vergadarga.
You know what it means?
It means like the big, big.
He's trolling Marin because Myron was going to say it, you know?
I wasn't going to say it.
Yeah.
Anyways.
How are you guys liking the waves, by the way?
Are they coming in a decent?
Are they coming in a little bit?
Angie, can I have my brush, please?
Sure.
I've been brushing like crazy, guys.
And I don't want to admit this, but I'll be wearing a do-rag at night sometimes.
It's weird, man.
It's weird.
I haven't done that in years, over well over a decade.
But all you people out there, bro.
Just the hood, ain't it?
Yeah, man.
It kind of sucks, dude, but whatever.
It feels funny.
No, I don't look cute.
And stop lying to me.
So yeah, I got this brush here.
Okay.
And I'm trying to get the 360s going so that people can stop saying that I'm not black.
And then once that's done, I'm going to go ahead and cut it off and be both.
No, I'm just kidding.
Yo, I got like a little minifro right now.
If I pick my hair out, it's like, it's like this, this long.
Tell them the truth.
You used to have wave when you were younger.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I had waves when I was younger before.
It's just that, you know, you got to, it's a lot of brushing, man.
I forget how much work it was.
When you're in high school, bro, like, you got more free time.
And now I'm like doing this while trying to, you know, do stuff.
Like, you know, in high school, it don't matter.
It's like, oh, yeah, you got all day.
You sitting in history class.
You don't care.
You're just like, oh, you know, whatever.
Yeah.
But we were into movies and Mary was.
As an adult.
Yeah.
The movie of Boy.
Exactly.
As an adult, it's different, bro.
Like, you're just like, and people look at you crazy.
Yo, you cannot get away with certain things when you're an adult, like in school, right?
You're sitting there brushing your hair.
Nobody cares.
It's like, whatever, right?
It's no big deal.
You're sitting there in history class, you know, trying to get the thing spinning.
Nobody cares, right?
But, right?
But like, as an adult, it's different.
You pull out a brush and you start going like this.
People like.
He was in the movies doing that.
My God.
Yeah, I'm one of those black people here.
And I think I've seen, I think I've seen the double side.
You got the double-sided brush, too?
Yeah, I got a double-sided one.
Yeah, you black.
But this is the hood, ain't it?
Yeah, man.
This is getting crazy out here.
So it's, it's, uh, right, they're trash right now.
I'm not going to lie, guys.
It should be way better.
Um, but uh, yeah, it is.
They're coming.
They're coming.
Yeah, yeah, I was brushing my hair watching Oppenheimer.
That was weird.
That was weird.
They're talking about a certain guy with a certain mustache that got denied from an art school.
Meanwhile, I'm fucking over here like this.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
You know, they're talking about it.
We're still on YouTube.
Let me chill.
No, no, got you.
Yeah, we're still on YouTube.
Let me chill, man.
All right.
Okay.
That was all the chats.
Yeah, that was all.
Thank you guys so much.
The clean ones.
The clean ones.
Okay.
Dirty ones are coming soon.
Trust me, I saw some of them as they were coming in.
Y'all are crazy, which is hilarious.
And I can't wait to read them.
All right.
Let's go ahead and hit the wiki real quick, Mo.
Just open it up on my side over here in the main screen.
All right.
Where you got the doc rating?
We got a documentary that we're going to react to too.
Shout out to Angie for finding it.
It's from ABC News.
It's, I think, 32 Floors of Death or something like that.
So.
Yeah.
So it'll be a very interesting one.
It's a shorter one.
It's only about 30 minutes or so.
So yeah.
Can you hit Control Plus, Angie?
Thank you so much.
Okay.
Shout out to Angie, by the way, in the back, man.
Make it the best.
She loves the monk.
She does a lot.
Yeah, go follow the Instagram.
Yeah, go follow the Instagram, please.
She's working really hard.
She's learning.
She's teaching herself how to edit videos right now to help me out.
So yeah, man, shout out to her.
October 1st, 2017.
I still hate her, though.
October 1st, 2017, Stephen Peddock, a 64-year-old man from Mesquite, Nevada, opened fire on the crowd attending the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada from his 32nd floor suites in the Mandalay Bay Hotel.
He fired more than 1,000 bullets, killing 60 people and wounding at least 413.
The ensuing panic brought the total number of injured to approximately 867.
Wow about an hour later, he was found dead in his room from the self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The motive for the mass shooting is officially undetermined.
And I will go ahead, guys, and do y'all a solid and we're going to go through the crime scene photos on that one again.
Angie found those for y'all.
So her sick and twisted head, she was able to find those violent photos.
So yeah.
What else do we got here?
Okay.
This is the Stephen Platform.
Yeah, let's go ahead and show Steven Paddock now.
And Steven Paddock, guys, was the shooter.
Did you move over, Angie?
Oh, you got to do it, Angie.
I think.
Oh, I got to do it.
Yeah, yeah, because you're the one controlling it right now.
Yep.
Okay.
Let me show you real quick.
Yeah, just move the tab over.
Sorry, guys.
She's a woman, man.
You gotta bear with her.
Oh, come on.
You know what I'm saying?
You gotta bear with her, guys.
You know how females are.
Come on.
Okay.
Okay.
Thank you.
Stephen Craig Paddock was an American mass murderer who perpetrated the 2017 Las Vegas shooting.
Paddock opened fire into a crowd of 22,000 concert goers attending a country music festival on the Las Vegas strip, killing 60 people and injuring approximately 867, at least 413 of whom were wounded by gunfire.
Paddock killed himself in his hotel.
Ruin following the shooting.
The incident is the deadliest mass shooting by a lone shooter in United States history.
Paddock's motives remains officially undetermined, and the possible factors are the subject of speculation.
And we will go ahead and give some of those speculations here.
I love country music by the way.
I guess he didn't like country music.
How dare he?
I love country music.
And you know what happened?
He started shooting when Jason Aldean came on.
No.
Yeah, that's when he started shooting.
Yeah.
Yeah, I guess he didn't like Jason Aldean too much.
But yeah, Angie, can you hit us with some of the reasons that people have speculated?
Because I know that you went into the she went into what we would call conspiracy land, guys, when she did research for this.
Yeah, she could tell you guys what some of the reasons were.
So, you know, the conspiracy land is very confusing because a lot of people just put up like a bunch of information and they just hope like it makes sense.
So there is people that believe because ISIS claim that they were the ones who played this.
And this wasn't the only shooter.
It was like a team of people trying to shoot, you know, to try to make like okay, the multiple shooter theory, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
So, but ISIS is kind of like the kid that jailed wolf.
They will say they did it, but the government of the United States, when they did the investigation, when the FBI did the investigation, ISIS claimed credit, you're saying, yeah.
So ISI, okay, so there was a multiple shooter theory and then ISIS took credit.
And then when the FBI did their investigation, they couldn't.
They couldn't find any links to that theory.
They couldn't find any links to ISIS.
Okay.
So yeah, I will say though that they did end up concluding that this was an act of terrorism, guys.
So just, you know, this was considered an act of terrorism.
So had Paddock been alive, et cetera, they would have 100% probably got him for some type of domestic terrorism charge.
Yeah.
But this is the main conspiracy theory that everyone is talking about.
And like everybody links to it.
Because when I show you guys the crime scene photos, there is like a backup theory on that because you'll see the dead body of this man and you'll see like the graphic stuff.
But there are some like bullet cases behind him.
And those are like full cases.
Like they, it's like he didn't shoot himself.
So he also has like a shot here in the chest and in the head.
So it's like, how will he be able to shoot himself in the chest and also in the head if he already like, I mean, we know that suicide people just shoot once and that's it.
But he has two shots.
So it's kind of like confusing.
So people, yeah, people just go with that to say that this is our conspiracy theory.
Like he wasn't, he didn't kill himself.
Like he was shot and you know.
Okay.
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Cool.
So let's go ahead.
We have a we got two pieces of content that we're going to react to today, guys.
One is talks about how the last Vegas gunman planned the massacre.
And then we're going to go ahead and play the documentary from ABC, A Killer on Floor 32 that Angie found.
So let's go ahead and play that video here in the middle mode.
Yep.
And let's share the screen for the people.
And let's get this thing going.
The surveillance footage is remarkable in its banality.
It shows Steven Paddock, the Las Vegas gunman, in the days before his mass shooting.
He cuts a lonesome figure as he moves through the Mandalay Bay Hotel.
Pause.
So he was himself the whole time, guys, and he was there for a few days.
So you guys are going to see here how he systematically was able to get this done.
let's keep going no poker for hours in the casino buying snacks at a newsstand watching a lebron james interview in a restaurant and at times chatting with hotel staff but this picture of an ordinary gambler disguised as a far more sinister intent through this previously unseen footage we'll show how paddock methodically planned his attack and how over seven days hotel staff unwittingly helped him to move bag after bag of weapons to his room
pause The videos.
Guys, this dude had money too.
He was a multi-millionaire, very successful.
Real estate investor.
Real estate investor.
So he obviously had the resources to do it and he was like a member at this spot.
So, you know, they treated him well.
Casinos, guys, the way they operate is they're there to take your money, right?
And in the pursuit of taking your money, what they're going to do is they're going to make you feel at home.
They're going to give you free drinks.
They're going to give you free accommodations.
They're going to give you certain services that other people might not get because their goal is to keep you on the property as long as possible so you can continue to spend money.
When you're gambling, that's why they serve you drinks when you're gambling.
If you're one of these high-roller guys, they do everything that they can to keep you there.
Really interesting, if you guys want to kind of know a little bit more about the underworld of Las Vegas and how you can spile out of control, Sonny V2 made a video a couple of days ago that came out.
And there was a dude that spent like $240 million or something like that.
And he lost it in Vegas.
And the reason why he lost the money, even though, you know, at the end of the day, he made bad decisions, the hotel absolutely enabled his bad behavior.
You know, they pretty much gave him a free suite.
They gave him endless liquor.
They gave him a seven-course meal every day.
The staff on the site were told, hey, if you ever see this man, give him whatever he needs.
Don't charge him whatever.
It is what it is because the guy was spending millions at the spot and he was basically living there.
So the hotel will absolutely create a facade for you in a very exclusive type feeling and environment so that you can continue to spend money there.
Because that's what they're there to do, man.
The house never loses.
So they need you to keep playing so that they can continue to win.
So anyway, let's keep rolling it.
But that's how casinos work in Las Vegas, guys.
Obtained exclusively by the New York Times from MGM Resorts.
Begin on Monday, September 25th.
At the VIP counter, he checks into a suite on the 32nd floor and books an adjoining room, which he will check into four days later.
He doesn't immediately bring in suitcases.
Instead, he spends two hours in the hotel going to his room and eating at a sushi restaurant downstairs.
Just before 5 p.m., he drives his Chrysler Pacifica minivan to the valet area where a Bellman loads the luggage cart with five suitcases.
Paddock asks to stay with his luggage, so the Bellman brings him through the service elevators to his room.
Something hotel management say is not unusual.
Pause.
Paddock spent.
So he wanted to make sure that he always had his eyes on those bags.
Okay.
And just for you guys that might be wondering, Nevada is a pretty gun-friendly state.
You know, for all the international viewers that might be watching or guys that have never been to Nevada, Nevada, I would say, is more of a red state than a blue state and is pretty gun-friendly.
So, you know, if one of the staff opened it up and saw those guns, would they have thought something?
Depend, right?
Like, you know, because there's a bunch of shooting ranges out in the desert as well that he could that you could have plausible deniability.
Like, yeah, I'm just here to shoot out in the desert, you know?
That's why I'm bringing my guns, whatever.
So, but this dude, y'all are about to see the artillery that this dude had, man.
It is wild.
Yeah.
Let's keep going.
The next four hours in his room.
And at 9:40 that night, he leaves the hotel, bringing two suitcases with him.
He drives one hour to Mesquite, where he lived.
Cell phone records show that he saw that he spends most of Tuesday here.
Yes.
Around 8 p.m., Paddock returns to Las Vegas, but he stops at the Ogden, a downtown condominium complex.
This is interesting for a few reasons.
Paddock was also renting rooms here for the entire week.
He checked in the previous Friday when a music event called the Life is Beautiful Festival was being held in the surrounding streets.
Internet records recovered by the police showed that he searched for that festival's lineup and its expected attendance.
This was similar to his research of the Mandalay and the Route 91 Harvest Festival, which he would later attack.
So the Ogden and the Life is Beautiful Festival could have been used for planning or may even have been a target.
Later Tuesday night, Paddock returns to the Mandalay and a different Bellman helps him to move seven more suitcases to his suite.
Again, he uses the service elevator.
12 bags now.
He tips the bellman.
Yeah, 12 bags up there, guys.
Who had no way of knowing these cases were packed with guns and ammunition?
He was on floor 32.
He gambles for eight hours until morning.
Paddock was a regular at the Mandalay and several casino hosts knew him.
The videos show their interactions as being completely normal and in no way alarming.
Remember, in two days, Paddock has brought 12 cases upstairs.
He spends most of Wednesday in his room and that evening repeats a similar pattern.
He leaves the Mandalay, again, carrying two suitcases.
He stops at the Octon and drives home to Mesquite.
On Thursday, he buys a 308 bolt action rifle from a gun store and visits a nearby gun range before driving back to the mandala.
Yeah, see that night, he again uses the valet service and a bellman to carry a white container and three suitcases to his room.
His arsenal of weapons is growing.
Pause.
I will say this.
The guy was smart for doing it this way.
You know, he obviously didn't, even though he had a very good relationship with the hotel and he spent a lot of money there, he understood that having too many bags might be a little weird.
So he definitely like spread it out, didn't make it too awkward.
And people didn't know.
And like, think about it.
It's just an unassuming older white gentleman, has some money, gambles there, member, etc., goes back and forth, brings bags in.
And it's not like the bellman is going to remember, hey, wait, hold on.
I brought 10 bags to this room already.
What's going on?
Because they don't know.
So, and he's doing it over multiple days.
So, yeah, I mean, from a strategic standpoint for him, this was a smart move to not alert or arouse suspicion by the hotel or the staff.
Let's keep going.
Again, he gambles through the night.
It's now Friday, and at 8 p.m., the Route 91 Harvest Festival would open in the fairgrounds across from the Mandalay.
Paddock stays in his room until around 3 p.m.
And usually the corner sweeps cleaned.
So can you rewind it just like a second, Mo?
Just because it's really important why he had that room.
One sec, because you know the literally hit the left arrow.
Yeah, there you go.
Boom.
Perfect.
So that overlooks, guys, where the festival was.
So if from that vantage point, he obviously picked that room probably for a reason.
He had the height.
He could look down and see everything.
And the thing is, is that this music festival, everyone was just out in an open area.
There was like nothing obstructing his view.
So he was just like shooting indiscriminately into the crowd going wild.
So, you know, his goal was to do the most damage.
I mean, the fact that he killed that many people, no active shooter has done this ever with that much casualties.
That's what I was going to ask.
Like, do you think he asked for that room?
Like, he was like, I need a room on the floor 32, or she just wanted like a room with a view on the festival.
I think he just wanted a room with the festival.
Okay.
Yeah.
Like, as long as you're high enough, you know what I mean?
Like, as long as, I mean, he probably said, hey, you know, I'll take anything on a corner above room above floor 30.
Right.
You know, okay, we'll get you on 32.
Well, people believe that there were some shooters in the backstage of the concert.
Really?
Yeah.
Do they have like a map of where they think he shot from?
Let me see if I can find it.
find it because i because i don't think there's because so the so the way the hotel is right And we're going to show that I'm going to show you guys a diagram of this.
Like, there's like an open plot of land in front of the hotel.
So I don't know where the other person could have shot from if they're shot from the stage.
like it wouldn't make sense well that what what people believe is and that's why they strongly believe that there are there's more than one shooter is that there were some shooters in the street shooting at people but you couldn't see it because it was like a whole panic and people was running around and people were just falling falling like the ones that were hit there were people shooting in the crowd yeah no oh that's what the conspiracy theory alleges okay okay interesting yeah that's what i'm saying they would have caught that guy though i feel like it's like bro if you shoot someone if
you like yeah obviously this pandemonium because there's bullets raining down nobody knows what's going on but well yeah okay you're saying like they were shooting from the street but they were hidden probably yep exactly okay okay like they're shooting from somewhere hidden and and okay i get what you're saying and and there was like a whole panic and stuff so you wouldn't tell who was yeah no one knew where that yeah because when this all broke went down okay i see what you mean now andrew uh no guys when this all went down no one knew where the shots were coming from no one knew they just heard and no one knew so
uh what angie's saying is that there could have been someone else at the street level shooting from a hidden position yeah and no one would have known because they didn't really figure out i think it took them like a full
like 10 10 to 15 minutes to figure out that it was coming from like uh from the hotel yeah took them a while so and guys i know y'all are like whoa 10 minutes come on guys you know how much damage you can do in 10 minutes like that's a lot of time and he all this dude was doing was reloading shooting empty empty it out boom do it again boom and he shot over a thousand rounds and ar-15 has about 30 rounds right so what he probably did he has a bunch of guns pre-loaded etc
probably uh universal magazines plucks one in shoot shoot shoot 30 30 30 boom throws that gun away or maybe reloads it boom do it shoot shoot shoot shoot shoot same thing and or however he was doing it um we cannot show the the the arsenal here in youtube uh like if if it doesn't show uh no no the documentary will okay the documentary will and they blur it out too so um but yeah a thousand rounds guys in 10 minutes is is wild that he that's actually
a feat that he shot that many rounds that quickly and he wasn't being like he wasn't pointing at anybody he was just shooting everywhere so so no one knew where the shots were coming from so okay i see what you mean when you say that there's a theory that it was another shooter i mean i don't think so but you know conspiracy people though oh so the conspiracy theory alleges like there's no way that he could have done that much damage by himself yeah yeah i mean i ain't gonna lie to shoot a thousand rounds off in 10 minutes is it's crazy that's that's incredible like that's pretty much non-stop shooting and
the other reason too why it's a little weird um he actually got like in a somewhat gunfight with staff so there were periods of time where he wasn't shooting at the crowd
that's interesting remember from the documentary oh yeah yeah you guys will see that in a little bit more yeah but he wasn't like full 10 minutes of shooting down like he actually was like um shooting at people trying to get into his room too oh yeah yeah yeah yeah so okay let's let's keep going i remember now yeah let's keep going that documentary is gonna be lit we might have to play it on rumble only but let's let's let's keep going we didn't get shut down on youtube yet so
let's see what happens and uses his laptop while the suite is cleaned he checks into the adjoining room 134 using the name of his girlfriend marilou danley he also tells cleaning staff to leave behind the food service cart two days later paddock would use this and one other service cart to create a surveillance ring during his attack oh pause
over that that cart actually bought him more time too um and you guys are going to see another documentary why i bought him more time but that was actually really smart of him right even though he's the evil prick uh to put that there because that definitely had the police shook let's keep going service cart to create a surveillance ring during his attack overnight he makes a brief trip to mesquite arriving back at the mandalay at 6 a.m with two more suitcases angie can you
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nine minutes in car okay gambled some more how many miles someone said 81 miles at 3 a.m on sunday morning he gambles through the night in the chats confirming what they're all saying and now we're okay the high limits and returns to his room at 7 37 a.m It's 12:16 p.m. when we see Paddock going back to the parking garage.
The guests exiting the elevator have no idea that in 10 hours, this unremarkable figure would commit the worst mass shooting in modern American history.
He returns from his car, bringing two suitcases and a smaller bag inside.
Since Monday, he has brought at least 21 cases, two smaller bags, a laptop bag, and a container to his room.
21 bags, bro.
Is the last time we see arriving at the 32nd floor through the day?
He opens, closes, and locks both rooms repeatedly.
At 36 minutes after nine, he locks the Deadbolt to room 135 for the last time.
Four minutes later, Jason Aldeen, who is headlining the Route 91 festival, begins his act.
Paddock then turns the Deadbolt to room 134.
At 10:05, his shooting rampage begins.
In under 10 minutes, he would kill.
Yeah, man.
58 people and injure over 700 before taking his own life.
He had amassed 23 guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
Almost six months since the attack, Paddock's motive remains unknown.
Pause.
Yeah, so now that's the end of it.
Yeah, that's wild.
So now we know who the shooter is and we know how he kind of got set up.
Now we're going to go into the actual shooting and the mat, the you know, the mayhem that occurred after the fact.
Um, so this nightline, uh, a killer on floor 32, full documentary, pretty good.
It's only about 33 minutes.
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I got so many heartfelt messages from you guys, you know, of how we helped you out, whether it was saving your life.
You had one guy actually, man, this is crazy.
One that really touched me.
Pause.
Guy from the UK picked a mountain that he was going to end it at.
Right.
And he had the day picked and everything.
Two days before there was like a rainstorm or something like that.
So it got delayed.
He wanted to, he picked a location that was like a beautiful sunset.
He wanted to have a nice view before he passed away.
Two days before the day that he was going to do it, he found our videos and he canceled it.
And now he's making six figures a year.
Wow.
He has a wife and a kid, and he said he wouldn't be here without us.
When I saw that, I ain't gonna lie, I got choked up a little bit.
I was like, wow, like we can't stop.
We literally can't stop.
So when I see people talking smack, right, making videos, talking shit, said, oh, Mario Crowd on air, blah, blah, blum, I didn't cry.
I fucking went to gather myself because obviously it's very difficult to, you know, it's when you go from working a certain job where you put your heart and soul into it, right?
And you're saving people, you're saving kids, you're putting away bad people, etc.
Then you go and you transition, you do something else where you're helping people make money, change their life, helping them get over bad breakups.
The guy literally had the day that he was going to die, guys.
He literally had it planned out.
He had the mountaintop picked out, everything.
You know, he just wanted a nice view.
And thank God that he found us within those two days before and said, you know what?
I'm not going to do this.
I have a lot more to live for.
And now he has a family.
Like, I don't know how to respond to that.
Like, I don't even know.
It's like, people want to talk shit and say, oh, you're, you're, you know, oh, look at Martin DeCroy, blah, blah, blah.
I didn't cry.
I was just touched because I get messages like that every day.
Yeah.
So it's like, it sucks because if we're not on YouTube, right?
Or we don't get the same reach or whatever, a guy like him might not find us.
Yeah.
And then, and then they go ahead and go with the deed and they hurt themselves.
And then boom, they don't like all the other people's lives that are ruined.
That kid wouldn't have been born.
That woman wouldn't have had her husband.
Like that family would have been ruined.
So it's bigger than us.
And that's one of many because I've seen many, many people reach to you.
Yeah, they send you messages on FedReacts too.
So, you know, Angie sees your guys' messages as well.
And she shows me sometimes.
So, yeah, man, this is bigger than, this is bigger than just us.
So like when people talk snack or whatever, whatever.
They're talking shit because they've never saved anyone's life.
If you've saved someone's life, you'll know where I'm coming from.
Anyone here that's a public servant, maybe you're a doctor, maybe you're a nurse, maybe you're a law enforcement, a firefighter, something like that.
If you've saved someone's life before, you will know what I'm talking about.
You can't even put words to it.
You can't put words to it.
You know what I mean?
So, hey, man, that's what we're here to do.
That's what we're here to do.
And it sucks too because people think we just bring women on and debate them all day.
No, that's just some of the stuff that we do.
But the real content is the stuff during the day, you know?
So actually, I'm getting a lot of messages from women too that like get inspired by Fresh and Fade.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
And it's very good to hear.
Like, it's very good to read that.
It's very nice.
Yeah, man.
So it's all, it's, you know, we're here because of you guys.
And it really, it really, it really is like the sales, the, the wind in our sales.
I also consider myself part of that story too.
You guys already know it's 500 pounds.
You know, now finally over 100 pounds down, 16 pen sizes.
Actually, since that episode, we when you talked about a rapper Lil Loaded who offed himself.
Yeah.
And, you know, and when I saw that video, it really touched me.
It got to me.
And I said, I need to do better.
Make me look at the mirror, make me feel.
And now I'm happier than I've ever been.
I'm a much happier place than I have ever been.
Thanks to Fresh.
Going to the gym every day.
I got Angie in the gym too.
She's going as well.
I was making fun of her.
You need to go to the gym.
So she's in there.
So that's what we're here to do, guys.
And the mission is bigger than us.
The mission is bigger than the haters.
The mission is bigger than the people that, you know, pray on our downfall and they're happy that we got demonetized or whatever.
It's fine.
You know what I mean?
Luckily, I made some more investments before.
I got a lot of a good amount of reserves.
We're still going to close on that property and move the studio and get this thing going.
And we got Rumble behind us backing us up.
So we'll be straight, man.
And, you know, there's no better audience to have than you guys supporting us.
So I want to tell you guys, you guys deserve the real Donnie Marshall.
You guys are the fuel for us to continue to save lives.
If we don't have you guys, then we can't do the mission.
If you can't do the mission, then we can't go ahead and save these lives.
So you guys are the backbone, man.
So thank you so much.
Whether you're watching on Rumble, YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, wherever it is.
Thank you so much.
And then do me a favor, just so you guys know, the Rumble is brand new.
Please follow the Rumble channel.
We're live streaming this on Twitch, Twitter.
We should have done this on Facebook too, actually.
I messed up.
Twitch, Twitter, YouTube, et cetera.
We got 1,900 of y'all watching right now on Rumble.
So we got another, I think, 1,700 of y'all watching on YouTube, if I'm not mistaken.
And this case, Angie, this case was very widely requested, I guess, huh?
Yeah.
Yeah, it was.
It was, it won because I made a poll between this Chicago Ripper crew, Ed Kemper, and I can't remember the other one.
And this was written by 60%.
People voted and wanted this.
So they've been asking for this for a while now.
And I'm going to definitely go ahead and drop the other episodes that got taken off.
I'm going to drop.
Oh, I got a really cool one.
A spy one for you guys on one of the longest Ghost Shadows, I think is the name of the case.
FBI's catch, the FBI did a case on Russian spies.
It was a 10-year-long case.
I tried to put on YouTube.
Got kicked off, but I'm going to be able to put it for y'all on Rumble.
The Robert Hanson one, I'll be able to put it on Rumble for y'all because I had to take that one down off YouTube.
Um, I have the Melenez, the Menendez brothers, and then I have the Columbine shooting, uh, the Columbine shooting, and I got the unfiltered Osama Vilada one.
So, it's all gonna come over here to Rumble, guys.
So, if you guys want to see the exclusive stuff that I can't put on YouTube, it's gonna be over here on Rumble.
Um, you know, people tell me, Myron, you should make a Fed Reacts page and you know, put it behind a paywall now, man.
I'm gonna give it to y'all completely for free.
The only thing I ask is, you know, support the channel.
Rumble ran in, subscribe to the channel.
I really love it if y'all subscribe to the channel.
That'd be really helpful.
I want to make a strong army here on FedReacts, and yeah, man.
Yeah, I'm gonna keep giving y'all free content over here on FedReax because I think that this stuff is really important and will educate you guys.
Okay, so we got a documentary here: A Killer on Floor 32.
Really well done by Nightline.
One of the few times that the mainstream media did a good job.
Let's go ahead and run this thing.
Mo, share it on screen for them.
Yes.
And so we talked about who Steven Paddock was.
Now we're going to talk about what happened after the shots were fired and the victims and the first responders that were involved in the situation.
Pretty touching story.
Let's get into it.
Oh, and like the video on YouTube, guys, and follow on Rumble.
Oh, and one more thing.
Pause.
If this thing gets kicked on, gets the stream gets taken down on YouTube.
We're going to move this thing to Rumble.
Okay.
If they just want to let y'all know, if it gets taken down, we're going to move it over to Rumble.
So let's go ahead.
You guys will already see the if you're watching on YouTube and Twitch, you guys are going to see the Rumble link of the full on the comment section.
Yeah, matter of fact, you know what, real quick, Twitch, guys, come on over to YouTube right now or Rumble.
Let's get off the Twitch and the Twitter.
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Either or that you prefer.
But do me a favor, open the video on YouTube and like it because I want to still get the engagement up.
Still want to keep this channel alive.
And let's keep it going.
These hallowed grounds tell a tragic story.
Let's sort of the subtitles on for the people real fast.
And then can you hit that high button?
Yeah, there you go, Bo.
We got y'all.
So you guys can watch this at work.
One of uncommon heroism and terror from the gilded tower that rooms above.
Hundreds of people running everywhere in fear.
This was going to just be the first part of a multifaceted attack.
Over the last year, much of that night has remained a mystery.
We're trying to get more information how and why.
At first, all we knew was what we saw captured on cell phones.
But after a 10-month-long investigation by law enforcement in coordination with MGM using surveillance videos, body cameras, let's go.
Radio traffic.
Coming from upstairs.
My pick is shot coming from Mandalay Bay.
And a 3D model.
32nd floor.
We can now present one of the most comprehensive views of a mass shooting, exposing gaps in their system and showing the response.
Pause.
This documentary doesn't do as good as talking about Steven Paddock, but it does a pretty good job of showing you guys everything that led up to it and the chaos that ensued in the first responders.
So it'll give you a more deep dive look into that situation.
Let's keep going.
October 1st, 2017.
Mandalay Bay security officer Jesus Campos is on a routine security check, assigned to a room alarm on the 32nd floor.
This was the last call of my name.
You were heading home in your head.
In my head, I was home free after this.
He has no idea he's about to become an accidental hero on what would become one of the most horrific nights in American history.
As shown in this rendering provided exclusively to ABC News by MGM, once on the 30th floor, he takes the stairs up to the 32nd, but finds the exit door jammed.
So he walks up to the elevator and takes it back down.
When did something seem off to you?
When I noticed the metal L bracket that was secured that hold the door secured.
That bracket strategically.
And I also want to let you guys know this.
I don't know if any of you have ever been to Vegas, right?
But Vegas is a little bit of a weird city, and I'll tell you why.
So like on the strip where all the casinos are at, et cetera, they rely heavily on their security guys, a lot of these hotels and casinos because Metro doesn't patrol the strip that much.
And I think there's a bunch of financial reasons for why they don't patrol it as much.
I mean, there's cops at the casinos, of course, but they're not as out there as much.
I think maybe it's to create a more chill atmosphere.
They don't want it to be like, oh, cops are here.
Oh, man, I don't know how I feel, et cetera.
So like, and any of you Las Vegas, like guys that are locals, you guys could probably tell me about this or confirm this.
But when you go to Vegas, dude, look on the strip.
You're not going to see Metro police patrolling like that.
You're really not.
I noticed when I went too, I'm like, I'm like, it's kind of lit out here, but not a lot of police out here.
Yeah.
And I think they do that on purpose to create like a more relaxed aura.
Because let's keep it a thousand, bro.
Let's keep it honest.
What type of people go and gamble all the time and are going to Vegas all the time?
What are you going to Vegas to do?
They call it Sin City, right?
Well, it happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.
People go there to drink, to do drugs, to deal with, you know, 304s, ladies of the night.
They go there to do drugs.
And another thing, too, and I'll tell you guys this, because I actually used to investigate a drug trafficker that used to do this.
Going to Vegas with drug money and gambling is one of the easiest ways to launder your money.
One of the easiest ways.
Like what literally what my guy did, right, when you is he would go with like 50K, 100K, right, to Vegas.
He'd, you know, put the money in, right?
They'd say, oh, yeah, I'm going to play some blackjack or whatever.
He play, win some, lose some, cash out, boom.
Now he has legitimate paper trail for his money.
And that's what he would just keep doing that.
And that's how he was able to launder his drug money.
So a lot of people are involved in nefarious activity that go to Vegas.
And a lot of people that gamble aren't necessarily the most upstanding of citizens.
So having police around makes them nervous.
So the casino, knowing that, would rather hire private security who wear suits, you know, that are more posh looking than uniformed police officers.
The uniformed guys are typically sitting in the back.
And you guys are going to see this actually in this documentary as well.
So I think that also played a role in the response time in here.
They could have been potentially faster had the strip, you know, allow more police presence.
Yeah.
And also, I think that the security has to be very discreet.
Yes, they do.
They do.
They have to be very discreet because we're dealing with people that try to count cars.
They try to scam the system.
So yeah, it has to be like a very discreet security.
Yeah, absolutely.
The name of the game, guys, in Vegas, like I was describing earlier when we talked about the paddock part is their job is to make you comfortable so that you continue to spend money.
That is the name of the game.
So they do everything to keep people comfortable to spend money because when you're gambling, right, you're losing money.
You might be stressed out, blah, blah, blah.
They want to have a relaxing environment, give you alcohol, make you feel safe, not make you feel paranoid or nervous by seeing Metro, you know, police walking all over the place with bullet with vests on or guns.
Like police scare a lot of people away.
And people that gamble, people that are in Vegas a lot of times aren't necessarily the most upstanding of people.
So they want them in the back.
The police are there.
So at some casinos, there's obviously police there, but they're in the back in the security rooms and shit.
Like they're not walking around a lot of times with their M4s and stuff.
So that makes sense.
Yeah.
So, but anyone that's from Vegas or has been to Vegas, like I want y'all to pay attention.
You're not going to see that much police presence as like other major cities.
Right.
But now let's switch that with New York.
You go to Times Square.
There's cops everywhere.
Yeah.
Everywhere.
Yeah.
Right?
Yeah.
You know, so that gives you guys a difference, right?
You take about Las Vegas where a lot of tourists go, right?
One of the most visited cities in the United States.
Not that many cops everywhere.
You go to New York City, Times Square, cops every corner, every block, there's a cop.
There's police vehicles, et cetera.
So they do it on purpose.
Yeah.
But anyway.
Let's keep going.
Times where it's dirty as hell anyway.
What you said?
New York City is dirty as hell?
I'm black brothers.
New York City trash, bro.
I've been to that.
New York City trash.
Placed there by a man staying in the suite just a few feet away.
I didn't know what was going on just simply because that's not normal.
I had a call or a security dispatch.
I was transferred to engineering dispatch.
As he walks back into the hallway to check that room alarm, turns out a nanny a few doors down left their door ajar.
He hears a strange noise coming from that suite.
I thought it was drill noises, like drilling, drilling.
The massacre has just begun across the street, just moments before.
Oh, drilling noises like the taking stage in the final night, yeah, oh my god.
Aldin's like, Yeah, get me out of here.
He's like, Ow, pause bullets rain down.
Why do you wait until Jason Aldean came on?
Yo, like, I mean, am I, you know, like, seriously, like, that is a good question, right?
I clearly didn't like the guy, yeah.
Like, the dude waited, and mind you, we saw from the other documentary, the dude went like, uh, you know, we saw in the other documentary, it said scoped out the other place, yeah, right?
And he was like, ah, you know, not as much.
I don't mind this music that much, but Jason Aldean, man, I'm about to, I'm about to dean on him.
I'm about to start shooting, baby.
Like, bro, that is wild.
Like, he waited till the till he came on to perform to start shooting.
That's crazy.
You know, um, that's probably he was like, Yeah, he heard the noise and we were like, Ow.
So, yeah, he waited until Jason Aldean came.
I actually thought that's probably like where he would find like the most amount of targets.
Yeah, yeah, that's probably why, because it was a headliner show, so that's why.
But, um, you know, all jokes aside, right?
That obviously goes to show the sick nature of the guy.
He probably wanted to get the most people hurt that he can.
I mean, dude, the guy had a bunch of guns, and clearly, he was prepared to stay up there for a very long time.
So, you consider this like a terrorist attack?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
They officially classed it as one, too.
So, okay.
I know y'all in the chat are saying some wild stuff, are they?
Well, yeah, yeah, we're a little bit different with our sense of humor on this side of the internet, I guess.
Okay, let's keep going.
Yeah, we're a little more honest.
All jokes aside, like rest in peace to the people that you know, um, were victims in this situation.
Uh, but this guy, Jason Aldean, I mean, I guess he didn't like him.
Let's go.
Let's uh, and he picked a country concert versus the other spot.
Uh, that's just a fire.
Confusion mixes with panic.
People just running everywhere, nobody knows where they're going in under a minute.
Over a hundred rounds are fired into the crowd.
Concert goers flood 911.
There's numerous reports coming in.
We have 33 calls holding.
It's not just shooter.
It's fireworks.
It's fireworks.
What the fuck?
Stupid.
It's fireworks.
Hello, 901.
You can hear the gunshots on the phone.
As the shooter launches his attack back on the 32nd floor, Campos, who is unarmed, continues walking down this hallway.
He passes a room service cart that the shooter is rigged with surveillance cameras.
It's either that or the sound of the stairwell door closing that alerts the shooter.
He fires through the door and at Campos.
Wow.
I was struck and I went to get cover.
Pause.
I had to take a moment to.
Can you imagine?
You know, you're, you know, you're walking down, you're about to go home, shift's almost done.
You can hear some Jason Aldean outside or whatever, right?
And he heard the noise.
Yeah, and then all of a sudden, you're like, well, that's a weird noise.
And all of a sudden, you just hear through a door.
And you're like, what the?
And you just like jump out the way.
Could you imagine?
I can't imagine this jump.
Yeah, like just like random crazy.
Yeah.
Let's keep going.
Realize what was going on.
Suddenly, you're under fire.
Yes.
I went to go lift up my pant leg and I saw the blood coming down.
Wow.
Campos takes cover in this doorway alcove.
There's about a two feet indent.
It's enough to lean back and stay back.
He radios for help.
Hey, there's fucking fire this time.
30, 2, 1, 3, 5.
The shooter turns back to the concert goers below and fires over 250 more rounds in the next four minutes.
250 rounds of four minutes, bro.
That is, that is fast.
Pause.
So that guy inadvertently created some time for the people to escape.
So he, you know, he is kind of a hero, somewhat unbeknown to him, like that.
He bought them more time to run away.
Let's keep going.
Someone said, So now you can see.
Look, the cops are running to the strip now.
Think about that.
Like, if they were on the strip already, they would have been good.
Yeah, but they're it took them for me.
It took them a little bit of time.
Yeah, took them four minutes to actually respond.
So that proves what I tell you guys.
There's not that many cops on the strip.
Next time you're on the Las Vegas strip, man, see if you see, you might see like maybe one or two metro cars, but you're not going to see a big police presence.
When you have an area like that, that's a big tourist attraction with that many people in a concentrated area.
There's normally way more police.
But Las Vegas is one of the few cities that doesn't want their police out there like that, right?
I suspect on the strip at least.
In other parts of Vegas, you're going to see them everywhere.
But on the strip, where the big casinos are, etc., they're not there like that, man.
Someone said Dan Bilsarian was there.
Oh, yeah, he was.
I think you think so?
You know, he was.
He was.
He was.
There was a.
Yeah.
I remember.
We'll keep.
We'll just keep going.
They're going to.
Yeah.
Dan's the homie.
So I'm not going to talk about that.
People, people talk shit.
So Dan's cool, man.
Let's keep going.
Las Vegas Metro Police officers respond to the scene.
They have so short pause.
This is what I will say.
Dan tried to help.
He actually did try to help.
And people were trying to make fun of him for it, but he did actually try to help.
That's crazy.
When it went down.
So we have multiple guns.
Okay.
CSW is in the middle.
Yeah, they're saying that in the chat.
Control me and my shots are coming forth.
Coming from Texas.
they too come under attack can you see where it's gone from the officers are pinned down by automatic gunfire Officer Brady was shot.
And some people are like trying to make fun of Dan saying, like, oh, yeah, he was trying to say he was a cop to get a gun.
Yeah, he was trying to help.
I mean, like, they're saying that most people would run in a situation like that.
Dan tried to get a gun and actually help.
So I mean, I commend them for that for that.
I mean, you know, should you go about saying, hey, I work in law enforcement, whatever, like, or, you know, prior military?
Maybe not the best way to acquire a weapon, but like, yo, he's trying to help.
You guys got to remember when this is going on, it's pandemonium.
No one knows where the shots are coming from.
People are shot.
People are dying.
There's blood everywhere.
Like the rules kind of go out the window.
It's like, yo, give me a gun.
I want to help.
You know, and I think like that's a good thing to do.
Everyone else is running, right?
You got to, if you're running towards danger, you got to respect that.
Yeah.
You know, you got to respect that.
Matter of fact, I'm going to talk to Dan about that next time we have him on the pod.
That'll be cool.
Yeah, we'll talk about that.
We'll clarify that.
But yeah, people try to talk like he was trying to pose as a cop or something like that or as a Navy CEA and he was trying to get a gun to help out help out.
So yeah.
So people are saying that he was trying to find a shooter.
Yeah.
Which is kind of clever.
Yeah.
Like, bro, like, most people run away.
He's trying to run towards the danger.
So I was like, bro.
Anyway, I would do the same.
I'd be like, yeah, I'm former Fred.
Give me, give me a firearm.
I will help you guys.
Like, what the hell?
You know?
So, anyway, this crazy world that we live in.
The moment captured on another officer's body camera.
We're going down.
Did they think they had positive two active shooters?
The echo of gunfire through the strip leads to mistaken reports of shooters in multiple hotels.
Just reporting a shooting at the um at the Tropicana Hotel.
Oh, wow.
At the Tropicana?
Yeah.
We're not exactly sure where the shooting is.
Police now concerned this may be part of a coordinated plot.
Deputy Chief Andrew Walsh responds to the scene.
What sticks with me is that fear, that pain in my stomach that this was going to just be the first part of a multifaceted attack.
Pause.
Not only that, but he knows deep down in the back of his head that whenever you guys got to okay, whenever you have a mass shooting, a terrorist attack, any type of like mass level of violence, stock markets change.
Laws are made.
There's legislation, new legislation comes out, right?
People, like, it's like it's almost like another chapter begins, right?
Because, you know, think about 9-11.
What happened?
After 9-11 happened, like the world changed.
Yeah.
Right?
American security, national security, et cetera, the Patriot Act, the world changed, right?
After the Boston Marathon bombing, the world changed.
So when things like this happen, it negatively impacts the location that happened, et cetera.
So in his head, he's like, oh my God, because he's a deputy chief.
He's the second guy from the chief.
This is going to be a media frenzy.
It's going to impede our ability to do investigation.
We're going to have to coordinate with the feds now.
Like, we got our work cut out for us now, right?
And this guy ended up, you know, ending the work for them, you know, by committing self-deletion.
But anytime attacks like this happen under your watch, it's not a good look.
It's extremely stressful because as the law enforcement, as the chief, as a deputy chief, et cetera, you are responsible for the safety of the city.
So, and the other thing, too, is that like they don't know where the shots are coming from.
Can you imagine?
You just hear gunshots and people around you are dying, but you don't know where it's coming from.
Yeah.
And people are just falling and you keep swearing a festival.
It's insane.
Like, dude, dude, can you imagine like in my head?
Because I'm because the number one thing, right?
When you're in a gunfight is you need to identify where the shooting is coming from.
That's like the number one thing.
You're literally like powerless.
You're helpless.
Because even if you have a weapon, you don't know where it's coming from.
Yeah.
Like you can hear the shots or whatever, but it's not loud enough.
It's loud, but it's night.
And it's not loud enough to be able to see like where it's coming from.
Yeah.
So, yeah, dude, I can't even imagine like being there.
From my training, my experience, my training with firearms, et cetera.
This is literally the worst case scenario.
And then from a law enforcement perspective, this is the worst situation you could be in.
Yeah, of course.
This is literally the worst situation you could be in.
You have an attacker, unknown, that clearly has superior weapons, a lot of ammunition.
He has the cover of night.
You don't know where he is.
People are dying all around you.
You don't know how many shooters there are.
Yeah.
Like, dude, oh, and even worse, you're in a crowded metropolitan city where the majority of the people are tourists.
Yeah.
Nightmare.
Yeah.
Literally a nightmare.
This is like a logistical nightmare for anyone that's law enforcement.
If there is a list, I don't know where I saw it.
I saw it somewhere that it lists out like where the people that die are from.
And like, literally, I don't think there was like not one person's from Vegas.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's how it is.
Like no one from Vegas actually goes to the strip.
Just like us, right?
We all live in Miami.
When's the last time you've been in Miami Beach?
A long time ago.
Yeah.
Like, bro, I can't even remember the last time I went to Miami Beach.
Yeah.
Like, so you don't go to tourist areas when you live in the city.
So yeah.
But like from the law enforcement perspective, it's this is, bro, this is the worst situation ever.
Like in my head, and I'm giving you guys like a more professional insight here, right?
So you guys, you might look at it like, oh, this is an active shooter.
This is really dangerous.
From a law enforcement perspective, I'm looking at it like, yo, this is literally the worst case scenario ever.
Like this is this is on par with like a bomb going off.
Yeah.
This is absolutely on par with a bomb going off.
I see it as the DC snipers kind of that was, yeah, that was bad too.
That was really bad with the DC snipers.
But the thing with the DC snipers that makes them differentiate them from this is they will shoot one person and then leave.
Yeah, leave.
Exactly.
Right.
So they had the fear because they didn't know where they were shooting from or who the hell they were.
But this one is just mass chaos.
Yeah.
Jamiehem.
Yeah.
Totally.
And you want to hear something?
Yeah.
There is also a conspiracy theory because there was like a Saudi Arabia royalty in the crowd.
And they were like, there's a whole conspiracy theory saying that this is only to stop him from like meeting to somebody in the government because he was in Vegas for like a meeting or something.
Ah, okay.
So Saudi Arabian royalty was in Vegas at that time.
That's why they think that ISIS did it.
Well, ISIS claimed that did it anyway.
Okay, that one makes sense.
ISIS doesn't like Saudi Arabia.
Okay, because of their ties to the United States.
Habibi.
Okay, that's interesting.
Yeah.
I sent you something.
Take your messages.
Okay.
You read it there.
Okay.
I guess Saudi Arabia is like Jason Aldean.
Is that what it is?
Can you imagine?
Yeah, he was there at the country concert.
Yeah, he was there at the country concert listening to Jason Aldean.
All right.
Let's keep going.
Yeah, someone already.
Shooter, possibly, possibly not confirmed terrorist-related three shooters so far.
We're getting reports of shots fired at New York.
Shots fired at Chopicana.
Who knows the diversion tactics or not?
Back in the hotel, two key moments are happening almost simultaneously across the Mandalay Bay from the shooter's position.
Guards in the security office are getting news of what's happening at the concert.
We have an active shooter.
We have an active shooter inside the warehouse.
Watch as the officers head out and across the casino floor towards an exit.
I got the theory.
I can't tell y'all right now.
I'll say it on Humble.
Yeah.
I know.
I can't say it on YouTube, but I'll say it on Rumble.
That's why I say you're there.
Say it to Rubble, guys.
Because I'll tell you this, man.
Show goes up.
This is fun.
They're going to need a fucking room.
Where the fuck did you find this, Edgie?
You know how to do my research.
Yeah, I guess so.
Oh, Lord.
All right.
Let's keep going.
Door.
No.
Thread is outside.
Armed units only.
Meanwhile, Stephen Shuck, an engineer, is dudes in the chat already know what's happening.
Yes.
I'll tell y'all the theory when we get over to Rubble, man.
Riding an elevator to the 32nd floor in response to Campos's earlier call about that L bracket.
Pushing his maintenance cart, he walks out of the elevator and straight into danger.
I started to hear the shooting out towards the crowd.
Well, I didn't know that at the time.
I had no idea what was going on at the time.
What did it sound like to you?
It sounded like a jackhammer because you'd never expect to hear something like that.
I noticed him.
I said, get covered.
It's not safe.
At that moment in time, there was more rounds being dispersed.
Could you imagine like you're just going there to do a service order?
Yo, I just got to get rid of this latch.
Okay.
Like, what the hell?
Oh, man.
Poor guy.
All right, let's keep going.
Shuck himself is under fire.
Something hit me in the back as I was jumping into cover.
At the time, I was like, oh, you know, I might be shot.
Someone's fired a gun up here.
Someone's fired a rifle on the 32nd floor.
Those men from the security office hear Shuck's alert and hustle towards the elevators.
Plus, I thought.
So you guys notice those two Metro guys were sitting in the security office, not outside.
Right.
And I think that's by design.
They don't want them out on the floor too much to scare the patrons because a lot of people don't like cops, man.
So, all right, let's keep going.
If I don't come out of this hallway alive, I wanted to communicate for Metro and first responders to get up there because this is where the shooter is.
Every second that Campos and Shuck are under fire on the 32nd floor is a chance for the concert goers below to flee.
We're gonna get rambled if we don't go.
So, all those people had fled in that direction when the gunshots rang out.
A lot of people did.
Yeah, I mean, people went multiple directions, but not knowing where the rounds were coming from.
You know, people fled for Paige Melanson.
Running was an agonizing choice.
She and her mother were both shot.
We rolled her over.
Um, and a retired firefighter came over and he told us that we had to go.
He said that if we wanted to live, that we needed to go.
I looked into his eyes and he said, You need to go.
So, I did.
We were dropping fences, jumping walls, going through.
Um, we ended up in the Tropicana.
Paige and her sister fled, leaving their mom, Rosemary, behind in the care of a stranger.
Once I was shot, I fell down.
Stephanie and Paige were hanging over me, saying, Mom, just screaming my name, mom.
And next thing I know, my body just floated floated up.
So she momentarily died.
That's crazy, man.
Let's keep going.
I did see everybody.
I could see my own body laying down there.
The next thing I know was in heaven.
And I saw my dad and my two brothers and my uncle.
And it was so beautiful.
It was so beautiful.
You didn't want to come back.
They just told me it's not your time, Rosemary.
You got to come back.
It's not your time.
So next thing I woke up, I was on a gate that they put me on to drag me to the ambulance.
You remember that?
Yeah, but only like 20, 20 seconds of it.
And then the rest of it, I don't remember nothing.
That retired firefighter kept his word, getting her to safety.
Come on, guys.
Hundreds flood into the nearby streets.
Let us walk with your gunfire.
Let us go.
Help me, she shot you where they set up makeshift triage.
I'm going to sit down and you're going to sit down on my knee, okay?
He's not shooting anymore.
We're hanging in there?
It's okay, I got to keep that pressure, sweetheart.
The situation is so dire.
Police officers step in as paramedics.
You see officers stopping to render aid.
You see officers bleeding from bullet wounds.
Can you get an amazing real quick?
They're all coming right now.
Okay, because she got a gunshot to her lungs.
I don't know.
The injured carried away any way they can.
Oh my god.
Right now, we need your truck.
We just need to get people over to the hospital, okay?
You know what's you know what, guys?
If I'm not mistaken, I think I was in Vegas in 2017, like a month before this happened.
I was at EDC Vegas 2017, and that was in August or July.
No way, yeah.
Yeah, I was in Vegas literally like a month before this.
Now that I think about it, wow, that's crazy.
But I'll tell you this, though.
EDC Vegas is out in the desert, so Pat I couldn't have got us aka.
You know, we would have been safe, baby.
You would have been gone, nigga.
You would have been gone.
You would have been out there.
Hey, Jason, out there.
Oh, you would have been gone.
Meanwhile, I'm over, I'm over in the desert.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm going hand with some fucking hardwell or whatever.
You know, I'm doing this shit.
I'm safe.
You, you're dumbass.
You square dancing.
Next thing you know.
Come on, Mari.
This guy, seriously, bro.
He's laying on the lead layer.
You go from square dancing to square on the floor, bro.
That's crazy.
I'm probably, like, the easiest target.
He go, hey, you an easy target too, nigga.
He would have got a double kill shooting at your ass, man.
Bro, I would have took up the whole clip.
It would have been like Halo.
I would have took up the whole clip.
Double kill.
Triple kill.
Look at this guy.
Look at these guys going to festivals.
Oh, man.
That shit would have been funny, bro.
Are the lights still on?
I think, I think it's still on.
All right, we're not catching it.
It was actually a year prior.
I actually did work security at a country music festival a year prior.
Although it was in Fort Lauderdale, but it was a country music festival.
Okay, so that's insane.
So, yeah, you see, now these festivals are the target of these kind of guys of terrorists.
Not you guys.
Well, yeah, no, I mean, I mean, it was a, it was open.
So, I mean, he the guy did his recon.
I will say that.
He definitely did his homework.
He did his recon.
He studied the different hotels.
He studied the music festivals.
He was searching all this stuff on his phone.
So his goal was to get the most casualties.
But yeah, I definitely wasn't.
I was in Vegas a month or two prior to this.
someone said the bullets the bullets bounce off Like, yeah, they said that you're.
Yo, the chat.
Y'all are crazy, bro.
Look at this.
Mo's fat will have coaching.
Highlight the chat, guys.
Highlight the chat.
Put it on the screen.
Can you really highlight it?
Yeah, can you highlight it on?
Is it on Rumble or is it on YouTube?
What?
They said Mo has an overshoot.
That's our LOT.
Yeah, they said Mo's fat will have coaching his vitals.
The entire principal could have took cover behind me.
That's actually funny, bro.
Hey, guys, like I said before, we're gonna working on something right now using a different software that we'll be able to put all the chats up from Rumble, YouTube, all that stuff.
So y'all will be seeing on the side going crazy.
So hopefully we can.
That'd be insane.
Yeah.
So, all right, let's keep going, guys.
This is ridiculous.
We're not being mature on this episode, guys.
Yeah, we gotta.
Let's not be mature.
Let's keep going though.
We have room in here.
We have room for one in the next.
In the midst of the chaos, police work to keep everyone calm.
Hang in there, buddy.
Stay in there.
You guys are gonna be okay.
We'll be back.
Started off just like any other normal shift.
Uh, Brandon was my trainee that night.
It was his second night on the job.
Rookie Brandon Engstrom and veteran officer Richard Cole were just beginning their graveyard shift when the shooting began.
Our sergeant had the radio on.
Shots came out over the radio.
Hey, guys, real quick.
Um, we got 1.6k of you guys watching on YouTube.
Can you guys do me a favor?
Let's get a 1.6.
Let's get 100% engagement.
Let's not the demonetization stop us.
Let's go ahead and go up in the algorithm so people can go ahead and find this content, man.
So do me a favor, like the video so we can hit 1,600 likes and then comment below on the video for the algorithm.
Guys, and also, yeah, I want to address this because I've been reading it on Twitter a lot.
So there's been fires in Maui lately, and this chief guy, the head of belief in charge for Vegas, is the chief guy, too, for the Maui fires.
And people don't like that, and people are not happy with that because they're saying that this guy got silent for this mass shooting.
Oh, the deputy chief?
Yeah.
So he's now the chief down in Maui?
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
So y'all in the chat are short, man.
You guys recognize him immediately.
Yeah.
Okay.
Damn.
Okay.
Let's keep going.
Immediately, he yells at us to go to our cars.
Just be advised, it is automatic fire.
Fire, fully automatic fire from an elevated position.
Take cover.
While we're driving there, we can hear every time somebody keys up their microphone on duty, we can hear automatic gunfire.
As soon as we show up, it's time to go to work.
Trying to help anybody we could right off the bat.
Keep going.
Everybody, keep going.
What in the actual...
And then that's when we met Frank, who came over to our car, and he's carrying his wife, Giovanna, in his arms.
He said, help me.
I'm a police officer.
Get her in the car.
Help me pick her up.
I'm here, help her.
We need a car.
This is crazy what they did here.
Should it appear to be a police list?
No, no.
I said that.
Watch what they do here, man.
This is wild.
So they come up across this couple.
The guy's a cop somewhere else.
And obviously, there's no ambulance.
And she's bleeding profusely.
Wow.
Yeah.
Let's keep going.
At that point, we obviously knew that this was very critical.
Get in here!
Close that door!
When Mary 22, I'm right at the U.S.T.
with a gunshot wound to the head.
I remember within the first 30 seconds to a minute of us driving to the hospital, we heard that an officer had been shot.
And Brandon realized that that was somebody he went to the academy with.
And I remember him saying, Second day on the job, got him.
That officer, Brady Cook.
Who, moments earlier, had been pinned down with that team of officers under fire.
Like Brandon, it was Officer Cook's second day on the job.
Damn!
That all in itself was tough.
All I could think was, we have to get Jovanna to the hospital immediately.
And all I wanted to do was help both.
Just driving as fast as we can.
And Frank's in the backseat.
And he's yelling at Jovanna to hang on.
One minute, man, one minute!
One minute, man, one minute!
Keep talking to her, put pressure on the floor.
Make sure you're doing chest compressions, man!
I remember banging on the window, and I hear Brandon in the front, he's telling me, too, hey, you know, keep doing chest compressions, and we're almost there.
All right.
All right.
Get her out.
Brandon and I carried Jovanna into the hospital.
Hurry up!
Follow me!
At this point, she had blood.
She was bleeding everywhere.
Like, her entire body was covered in blood.
And we carried her into the emergency room, and I just remember yelling, hey, I have a gunshot wound to the head.
Where do you want her?
Come on.
You got, pause, if you guys could see, she had so much blood, it was in her hair.
You can almost see it like, it's like the blood is starting to coagulate in her hair.
It's blurry, but I could tell from the way that the hair is swinging.
It's not swinging as freely.
It's a lot stiffer like this.
That means that the blood is coagulating in from the hair.
That's wild.
That's crazy, man.
And then you can see, you can tell the amount of blood just from them, you're going to see right now with their uniforms.
Keep going.
We sat her down, and that was like the first moment that you had a chance to take a breath.
And I looked down, and I'm covered in blood.
I looked at Brandon.
Wow.
He said, what are we doing?
He said, let's go.
We got to go back.
Janet, call the police.
Someone's firing a gun up here.
Someone's firing a rifle on the 30-second floor down the hallway.
Control unit for his monitoring to 32.
Inside the Mandalay Bay.
We'll be right back.
Stephen Shuck, the engineer, pinned down on the 32nd floor with security guard Jesus Campos, have alerted authorities to the shooter's location.
Watch for weapons of the people coming out.
We're a slow mat right now.
Police spread out, sweeping through the hotel.
Looking for other threats.
You got two behind you already.
That's your police studio sound off.
Waking stunned guests in the process.
Can you imagine, guys, that you're like just sleeping in bed, right?
You're tired.
You went to the country concert earlier and you don't like Jason Ldean, so you didn't stay for the headline.
You think he sucks?
You go to lie down in bed, and then some fucking cops just bust in, like, hey, hey, hey, hey.
And then they just come in and you're just there with your hooker.
Oh, oh, my God.
I swear I wasn't at the country concert paying for box.
And then next thing you know, you know, they're like, oh, okay.
I can't imagine just being in the hotel, just chilling, and you hear just like the drilling sound.
That's just insane.
Yeah.
And really close because.
Yeah, they're in the same hotel.
Yeah.
And then next thing you know, the police busting your joint.
Like, bro, you're about to literally, you're like, oh, yeah, buddy getting in with this with this 304.
And then next thing you know, they fucking kick in.
That's a cock block.
That's a cock block.
I ain't gonna lie.
That's an epic cock block.
You really about to smash, and then they just busted your shit with raid gear.
Like the fucking Kool-Aid man.
Oh, yeah.
They just said, boom!
Oh, yeah.
And you're like, oh, no.
I'm not getting late.
Damn, this bitch cost me $1,000.
God damn.
Right?
And then the next thing you know.
Yeah, bro, everybody be tricking out there in Vegas, man.
That shit trash.
Oh, God.
So, oh, man.
How do you know?
I don't know.
I don't know either.
Y'all in the chat don't know what I'm talking about, man.
That shit is funny as hell.
Oh, yeah.
Like, he would always bust to the fucking door.
All right.
He just.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He would just bust through and everyone's drinking.
Oh, shit.
Yeah.
I was thirsty anyway.
You guys are old.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Hey, hey, hey.
We're young.
Thank you very much.
Yeah.
Damn.
There was a funny ass family guy clip.
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
Can we play that clip?
Oh, my God.
Can we play it?
Angie, find it on.
No, I. I have never seen this clip.
Find it on the side.
It's literally hilarious.
It's literally one of the funniest things ever, bro.
I already know what it is, right?
I already know exactly what time it is.
Who's ready for the Kool-Aid man?
It's funny for you because you're old.
Well, you're who cares what you think?
You're a woman.
Misogamy.
It doesn't matter what you think.
Yeah, it is.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, well, find it.
Yeah, both found it.
Yeah, of murder.
All right.
This is funny as hell, bro.
Call us immature.
You got to share the screen, though.
Yeah, you guys are immature.
You're in the first degree.
Oh, no.
Can I ask everyone to please stop saying oh no in this...
Yo, what the hell, bro?
Yo, man, that Kool-Aid guy always came at the worst times.
What's funny is that he back up to the same hole.
That's funny.
I thought y'all wanted some juice.
My bad.
I'm just going to leave now.
Bye.
Yo, when we was kids, that was the coolest thing.
When we was kids, Angie was still...
I wasn't even born.
Yeah, you were still in your daddy's...
I can't say.
YouTube, we love you.
Alright, let's keep going.
Oh, man.
Oh, yeah!
Floor by floor.
For a break.
put your hands up there's an active shooter in the hotel okay stay locked in your room thank you 10 minutes have passed since the first gunshot by this point the shooter has gone quiet 32nd floor.
So, as you guys can see, they're systematically clearing.
They're listening to the sound.
And if you guys watch our Nashville shooting, you guys will see how the police are listening for the sound and they're systematically clearing each floor, clearing each H hallway, and they're just working their way towards the noise.
So, let's keep going.
They got to be freaking nervous as hell, man.
Campos escaped to safety as police and security worked to get the guests out of their rooms.
Some of them probably like butt naked.
Yeah, facts.
I know there were some butt-naked people.
He had to have walked in on at least one couple smashing.
Come on, man.
Somebody said, I'm trying to work it out.
Oh, man.
Forget about it.
They worry that room service cart is rigged with a bomb.
Oh, yeah, they were there for a minute.
On a floor, what are they confronted with?
Can they find out if it's a two-story?
So this delays them.
They get close enough to that room.
There's wires, there's cameras.
What are they walking into?
Is that an IED?
Is there more than one person?
How many people are there?
We had nothing.
Let's go.
I'm okay.
Okay.
Watch where we traffic.
There's a car right in front of the room.
I got a shotgun too.
Copy, we should be a floor below you.
One floor below, a SWAT team makes their way to that stairway.
Shield up, chilled up.
You guys are doing a phenomenal job, by the way.
Fears are on me later.
Petro fears are on me later.
They gain out and make entry.
Someone said cops busting on Mo naked.
They're busting on you naked.
They're like, What the fuck is this?
Yo, Chad got no chill, man.
They force open that bolted door, kill the light, concealing their position, and rig the door to the suite with an explosive strip.
Then a warning.
Everyone in the hole I need to move.
So it took them a little over an hour.
The shooting started at 10, right?
If I'm not mistaken, guys.
1001 has started.
Yeah, I think so.
So, yeah, so it took them about an hour, an hour, 20 minutes or so to finally make their way to the to the they finally see where the shooter is.
So let's keep going.
Bridge, bridge, bridge.
They find the shooter dead by a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
10-05 scout about.
Not bad.
A little over an hour for them to find them.
So, granted, they didn't know where the shots were coming from.
Yeah.
Keep going.
1400 meter breach.
They prep a second breach to clear the adjoining room.
We need the air clear receiver 28 at once upside down inside the room.
In both rooms, over a thousand gunshell casings and an unimaginable cache of weapons.
look at a little guy over guys everything's okay he's dead okay go straight down to the side end poor lady News spreads across the hotel.
She was next door to that.
Like, in the same room that.
Yeah.
Damn.
Yeah, they were shook.
They just stood there, I guess, and didn't get out their room.
I wouldn't either.
Yeah, facts.
They went in, and then the doors were then cleared after that.
Anyone get up there?
Oh, one down.
For the thousands of guests that have been sheltering in place, excuse me, I'm sorry.
Relief.
We have no control over the actions of evil people, but we're here now.
you a devastating national tragedy in las vegas claiming 58 lives and leaving hundreds injured As a nation, it's as if we've grown desensitized to the horror of mass shootings.
But the Las Vegas massacre seemed different.
The deadliest mass shooting in American history.
The shooter from his perch high up and far away, exposing the fact that nowhere is too far or too secure for a bullet's reach.
Yeah, damn.
We started getting desensitized.
It's 2017.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Mass shootings are, yeah.
Columbine is what's kicked it off.
And we're going to post that for you guys.
Don't worry, very soon.
I have it ready to go.
I'll probably post it for you all on Rumble maybe tomorrow or something like that.
Or I'm going to figure out my Rumble's posting schedule.
But we got you guys.
But yeah, we're desensitized to mass shootings in the United States now.
It's kind of crazy.
Well, it's multiple grounds.
Oh, desensitized, like where it doesn't affect us as it used to.
It doesn't have the same.
Like we're used to it.
We're like, oh, a mass shooting.
What's new?
It's just another day at the office.
Yeah.
That's insane.
Yeah.
remain frozen in those moments of terror, as authorities work to calculate the totality of the disaster.
It's hard to comprehend what happened, even to this day.
The final toll, staggering.
58 dead, over 850 injured.
The deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
After the shooting, we went back and then our next job was to clear the concert grounds and look for anybody who was still alive and hiding.
And then after that was done, our job for the rest of the morning was actually standing over some people who were passed away until the coroner could come and pick them up until about eight in the morning.
Later that morning, they head back to the hospital to check on Officer Brady Cook and that young woman they had carried in.
I said, let's go down to Trauma and see if we can get the name of the girl that we brought in.
I thought for sure that she probably didn't make it.
And then we talked to a nurse and I said, hey, you know, we brought this girl in last night.
She was, oh, yeah, I remember her.
And they said she's up on like the third or fourth floor in the ICU.
And I was stunned that she was still alive.
We went up to the neural ICU and saw her laying in.
Going to the hospital and learning that she's actually still alive was kind of like sunshine to a dark day.
I saw it in their face that they were hurt by this and they could, you know.
And I kept telling them, you know, be proud.
You know, you guys got my wife here.
For Frank and Jovana Calzadillas, their swift actions meant the difference between life and death.
You know, there's nothing but love for those two guys.
Yeah, for sure.
I'm speechless.
I don't know what words to say to her.
She got lucky.
That I'm grateful.
They saved my life.
In the days after the attack, the dark portrait of the man at the center of the massacre came into focus.
The shooter, 64-year-old Steven Paddock, a retired accountant and real estate investor.
At one point, a net worth of just over $2 million.
But the scale and scope of what he did and how he did it remained a mystery.
September 25th, 2017.
Security camera footage captures Paddock arriving at the Mandalay Bay Resorting Casino six days before the attack.
He's a high roller, a regular at the hotel.
He was a very typical guest.
He was, in our estimation, the lowest risk type of individual.
No alarm bells going off.
Paddock checks into a suite on the 32nd floor and he's given the VIP treatment, allowed to bring his luggage up through a service elevator.
He just looks like a middle-aged guy with a lot of luggage going up to a room.
In the Mandalay Bay, a sprawling metropolis of restaurants, nightclubs, and over 100,000 square feet of home.
Have you ever stayed at the Mandalay Bay?
Mo?
No.
I was at Tahiti.
Okay, Mo, guys in the chat, let me know if Mandalay Bay is good.
Give me ones if you guys think Mandalay Bay is good.
Two, if you guys think it sucks.
If you've been there, like be honest, like if you've been there.
If you haven't been there, then don't vote.
But I want to see what y'all think on YouTube and Rumble.
Let's see here.
Okay, so it is good.
All right.
A couple people saying ones.
Yeah.
I mean, it seems good, though.
Seems like a nice hotel.
Yeah, it does seem nice.
I never stayed there.
All right, let's keep going.
In a sea of thousands.
Over the course of the next six days, under the ever-watchful eyes above Paddock moves about the hotel where he's known to gamble tens of thousands of dollars at a time.
He can be seen playing the slots, making a purchase at the resort shop, and leisurely walking around.
He preferred to play video poker machines.
He would stay at that for hours on end.
And spend the nights here.
Yeah, literally through the night.
Over the course of his stay, he makes several trips to his house in Mesquite, Nevada, and brings in case after case after case of luggage.
21 suitcases in all full of guns and ammunition.
Four days, he checks into an adjoining room on the 32nd floor using the name of his girlfriend.
Authorities say he'd already wired $150,000 to her in the Philippines.
What the final investment?
Simp.
Bro, that's a.
And in the Philippines, bro, that's that's talking millions.
Yeah, that's that's millions out there to hurt.
Yeah, he probably uh he probably knew he wasn't gonna make it.
So you out here, simping simping and shooing.
Let's keep going.
On October 1st, he orders room service and rigged those surveillance cameras before he brings in a final batch of suitcases and locks himself in his room.
This will be the last known footage of Steven Paddock alive since the night of October 1st.
The story of what happened in this hallway on the 32nd floor has only been talked about, never seen until now.
Jesus was coming here to check this door, which had been left by a NASA who wanted to check on the kids across the hall.
Chunks of wall are missing because it's been taken out as evidence because shrapnel and bullets were flying down this hallway, shot from all the way in the other end.
And as we get closer to where the shooter was hiding out, you can see more of the debris, more of the drywall, more of the soot.
Behind this door, investigators would find 24 weapons, ranging from AR-15s with bump stocks to AR-10s with armor-piercing bullets, which are legal to buy but illegal to sell.
He fired more than a thousand rounds in 10 minutes, but he still had over 5,000 rounds of live ammunition.
Jesus.
In our country, you can go out and buy that many weapons and not break the law until one of those kills a human being is a challenge for law enforcement.
A lot of people looked at the arsenal and said, How could a man bring that much of an arsenal into a hotel?
My first response to that is there are thousands of people.
He's a president and of CEO and COO Mandalay Bay Resorting Casino.
So he owns the joint pretty much.
Let's keep going.
See what he's got to say.
Our back door from the parking garage with luggage.
We greet and welcome.
And our first priority is to say, welcome.
We're glad you're here.
That's our first responsibility.
Once I saw the arsenal that was up there, it's sickening.
Since this attack, the Mandalay Bay has implemented new security measures.
Of course, there are clearly random checks going on.
How are dogs being used?
Well, I think possibly as a canine program.
Anyone that for all you guys that gave ones in the chat that you've been to Mandalay Bay and you liked it, did y'all notice like more security than the other hotels in Vegas?
Go in a comment below if you guys notice more security.
Do you think it's only in the Mandalay?
Probably.
I will believe that they will implement that in all the hotels.
All the hotels.
You know, I will say this.
When we were in Vegas, when we went to go do Access Vegas, I don't know if you remember, Angie, there was two cops that were heavily armed that were standing like in public.
Yeah, I remember at the casino, but they were the only two.
I didn't see any other cops anywhere else.
And I was actually shocked.
I was like, what the hell?
But yeah, those are the only two.
But at Mandalay Bay, let me know if y'all saw any if the security was bumped up from the last time you'd been there.
They said nah.
They said, nah.
I see no.
I see hell no.
Oh, like.
Yeah.
What was it?
Where we stayed, the hotel.
Oh man, remember?
I don't remember either.
I forget.
I don't know the name.
If someone said the name, I would say it would know.
Yeah, I would know it.
Yeah, me too.
It's the one you walk in and there's like a rainforest in it.
Someone in the chat's gonna know.
You walk in and it's like a rainforest.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's got like a bridge with like, yeah, like, yeah, it's like a little rainforest when you walk in and stuff.
It's um, you go to the right, and it's like the lobby does uh um check in.
And then if you go straight, it's like no, no, it wasn't a blaggio, no, Venetian or Palazzo.
Was the Venetian?
No, can remember either.
Yeah, if someone, if someone names it, though, I think I'll remember.
They say Arya.
Was it Aria?
Maybe it was Aria.
No, it was the merch.
Oh, it was a Mirage.
Yeah, it was a Mirage, guys.
It was a Mirage.
Yeah, we go.
It was a Mirage.
Yep.
Yeah.
So, all right, let's keep going.
I sent merit.
Shout out to Mirage.
Shout out to the chat, man.
Y'all really are G's, man.
And guys, get ready because we're going to transition over to Rumble and we're going to read some of the rants and stuff like that.
Actually, you know what?
Let's read some of these rants right now.
Oh, they're all bad.
All right, never mind.
We'll read them on Rumble.
Let's keep going.
To basically screen for things that we are concerned about.
And authorities say just know.
Oh, okay.
Of course.
You know, they are now monitoring their visitors more closely.
Casino industry is a fantastic partner for our town.
The changes they've made with room checks and with who they're allowing to have rooms that overlook outdoor venues, both on the strip and in downtown.
They've been great partners for us.
But now, pause real quick.
I got some cash-ups I want to read.
Um, Cody Baron goes, For my news is personally saved my life.
I love you, brother.
Thank you so much.
Cody Baron, that's a dollar.
Uh, Henry Varro goes, For where there's a will, there's a way, brother.
Thank you so much, my friend.
Um, and then we got Kevin Branch goes, um, for EQs and rain in LA, but Vegas shit is wild as fuck.
Okay, uh, and that's from Kevin Branch.
And then we got Jonathan Rosas.
Uh, 50 bucks for no question, just want to support.
Thank you so much, my friend.
Uh, and then we got 777, uh, and this is the 7.77 cents from Adrian Casilis.
Thank you for everything you do, uh, Myron.
Thank you so much, my friend.
And then JR5Bucks goes, did the NRA ever ban bump stops after the shooting?
Um, did they what?
Banned bump stops.
Um, I don't know, but Angie, can you search that real quick?
Um, bump stuff, yeah, that they ban bump stops on uh, did the NRA bump and ban bump stops.
So, all right, let's keep going.
Well, yes, they casinos in Vegas, yeah.
We still don't know the answer to the big question: why?
What do you know definitively about his motive?
Yeah, nothing.
Other places have had mass casualty incidents where shooters and gunmen have left behind manifestos.
In this case, we just don't have that.
The shooter may have taken his motive to the grave, but MGM says the massacre was still clearly an act of terrorism that the company argues they're not legally responsible for.
Last summer, they made the controversial decision to sue over a thousand victims of the Las Vegas attack.
What's signing a law passed after 9-11?
MGM has gone.
Wait, how do you sue the victims?
What?
Yo, I heard that.
Yeah, what do you mean?
That's weird.
Let's keep going to court, arguing they are not financially liable because the security company they hired for the concert was federally certified against terrorist attacks.
Survivors of the Las Vegas massacre now speaking out after they're now being sued by the owner of the Mandalay Bay Hotel.
The company, aware of the back, bro.
I knew, bro, I knew his answer was like bull stuff.
What the fuck?
It's me, I'm the problem.
Can someone look up the owner of Mandalay Bay?
I want to see where he is.
Um, it's using here from the Steven Horsford thing website.
It says that Nevada's congressional delegation expressed disappointment with a federal appeals court with a federal appeal court ruling that blocked a ban on bump stocks, which was prompted after the October 1st.
Okay, so but so they're still legal then.
Yeah, they blocked the ban.
Okay, um, can someone find out, um, owner of Mandalay Bay that launched this lawsuit, the owner, yeah?
Can you can you find out, Angie, or someone in the chat?
One of y'all know who it is.
I want to, I want to know.
All right, let's keep going, Mo.
Says that MGM's lawsuit is simply a legal maneuver and not meant to be an insult to those who were injured or killed in the attack.
It's owned by Vichy Properties.
MGM Corporation owns Mandalay Bay.
Okay, who owns MGM Corporation?
That's what I want to know.
No, no, no.
It's operated by MGM Resources.
Yeah, who owns that though?
It's Vichy Properties.
It's a, it's a so Vichy Property owns MGM.
Yeah.
God damn.
They see they're layering it.
I see what they're doing.
Now figure out who owns Vichy properties.
It sounds Italian.
All right, let's keep going, Mo.
In the past few months, what do you want the public to know?
Well, I think the main thing you want us to know is that this is a small city and it's a big family.
The community depends on Mandalay Bay.
We're a community serving a community.
And so that is our focus.
We can mourn what's going on, but we want to work together to look to the future and that there's hope.
The lawsuits are currently suspended while MGM and the survivors involved are in mediation.
Survivors like Rosemarie Melanson and her two daughters, Stephanie and Paige.
It has been such a year for you guys.
We first talked to the Melansons last year, just a few days after the attack.
They say at least about an inch or so deep.
Paige was shot in the arm, but her mother, Rosemarie's injuries, were far worse when Paige and her sister were forced to leave her in the care of a stranger.
Tell me what that bullet did to her.
They're already kind of giving answers, but we can't say here because it might, I think it sparks the all right.
Okay.
Well, it came in from the guys better come on over to Rumble because the show goes up.
All right, go ahead.
Let's keep going.
And it went sideways and it severed where the esophagus meets the stomach.
It broke some ribs.
It tore through her intestines, but hit her liver, her spleen.
And then when she was on life support in that first week, she was going into kidney failure as well.
My mom's always been there for us.
And so her not talking back to us, that was the hardest part for me.
As part of their own healing process, the Melanson sisters relied on the Las Vegas dance studio they own.
Dance has always been an outlet for us.
And whether we're happy, those emotions come through.
If we're upset, those emotions come through.
That is our way to express ourselves.
Broken down and tired.
On her first day back to work after the attack, Paige let those emotions lay bare through dance.
I chose the song Rise Up.
Wasn't that your favorite song?
It just felt so good to move again and so good to interpret, you know, what I had been feeling over the last three weeks.
What were you feeling in that moment?
Relief, because doctors had said wasn't country enough.
So that, you know, it was going to be a long road, but my mom was going to make it.
Okay.
After nearly a year spent in and out of the hospital, Rosemary is heading home for good.
I want you to take care of yourself.
Yeah, you can take your bath again.
But the road to full recovery for Rosemarie will be a long one.
Just last month, the Department of Justice allocated close to $17 million to assist those affected by the shooting, money that could help families like the Melansons.
What did you learn about your wife through all this?
Well, how resilient she was, how strong a person she was.
What did you learn about yourself during all this?
That I'm stronger than I thought I was.
And what have you learned about your family?
That they're stronger than what they gave them credit for.
And it seems everywhere you look, one year on, signs of that strength throughout the community.
The city of Las Vegas came together almost as one big family.
And they're still supporting each other despite the tragic event that happened.
People still walk down the street, especially tourists on the strip.
They see us and they thank us for everything we do.
All the first responders, paramedics, EMTs for responding so fast.
Yeah, they did respond fairly quickly not being on the strip.
The people on the ground not worth getting injured people into their vehicles and taking them to the hospital.
I just thought that those to me are just my heroes.
You saved countless lives down below.
What goes through your mind when you think that?
Just doing my job.
I did it to the best of my ability.
And then some.
These two unlikely heroes now back to work, carrying with them one solemn vow.
feel like i got a second chance and 58 people didn't and i need to live a good life to honor them
all right um cool so that is the documentary we didn't get we didn't we didn't get shut down on youtube which is great i thought like they would say like oh you're using you know you're streaming content that is whatever copyright or some shit but um i think it's time to switch over to read the rants and then show the show the crime scene photos yeah yeah all right let's go ahead guys if you want to see the uncensored version um well honestly to be honest
it's not even really that bad but uh if you guys want to um see it's not really that bad what the photos yeah i mean we could probably get away with putting them on youtube but it might age restrict the video but we won't put it on youtube it's fine i don't want to age restrict the video because it's yeah but because it's it's it's crime scene, it's educational, so but they would still probably age restrict it.
All right, ready, guys?
Yeah, guys, come on over.
We're gonna switch over to Rumble.
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