We Applaud the Army Veteran Who Took Down the CO Nightclub Killer
22 Nov 2022
Clay & Buck praise the brave military veteran who stopped the Club Q gunman as he gunned down patrons. His name is Rich Fierro. Together with his wife Jessica they run Atrevida Beer Co., the first Latin-owned brewery in Colorado run by a female Head Brewer. This veteran deserves some props for his heroism. Let’s make this guy, not the killer, famous — and absolutely not use this as political weapon the way the left does.
WATCH: Military Veteran explains how he and another hero took down gunman at Colorado Springs nightclub
“I found a crease between his armor and his head and I just started wailing away with his gun.”pic.twitter.com/j8jfgrceJC
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 22, 2022
This is a redux of the attempt to cast the illegal alien, Green Party leftist — so mentally ill that he thought he was Jesus and lived under a tree — who attacked Paul Pelosi as some right-winger.
ICYMI: Questions have emerged after new details have been reported regarding the Paul Pelosi attack case.@ClayTravis and @BuckSexton analyze these strange reports.
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— The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show (@clayandbuck) November 5, 2022
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