The DeVory Darkins Show - Protestors FURIOUS after ICE Shooting as META gets BAD NEWS

Episode Date: July 9, 2026

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And secondly, an illegal alien has been shot in Houston, Texas. The community is erupting into chaos and protesting. But let's first start with this shooting and we'll get to the rest of stories. It's all happened while officers were trying to arrest Lorenzo Salgado O'Rahou. This is Tuesday morning in Houston. They say he was in the U.S. illegally from Mexico and was being arrested. Now, ICE says Salgado Arajo was trying to evade arrest, ignored commands to stop, weaponized his vehicle,

ramming an agent who then fired his weapon. DHS says this was all self-defense. Emergency services were immediately contacted. The driver was transported to the hospital where he passed away from his injuries. The FBI also investigating the potential assault on a federal law enforcement officer, community members demanding answers as they lay flowers at the sea where Salgado Arajo was shot.

Okay, I think this isn't the first time we've heard of a shooting. This happened quite often, actually, last year when they really did ramp up these raids and, you know, obviously their effort to deport people who are in the country unlawfully. And what's interesting is that the community always seeks to protest against this.

But why are they not protesting against people entering the country unlawfully? The Fed chair came out with a report that said 30% of the inflation regarding housing costs is due to illegal immigration. Wouldn't it make sense to protest against that? And by the way, I say that because these people are crying about affordability every single day. I'm a Democratic congresswoman Sylvia Garcia, who represents that neighborhood in Houston where the shooting took place, posting this on social media. saying ICE has released an initial account, but the facts must be independently and thoroughly

investigated. She goes on to say the victim's family, my constituents, and the entire community deserves a complete and transparent accounting of what happened. Representative Garcia and others are asking authorities to release body camera video. We don't know if ICE officers had body cams and if they were on. Now, Marty Salgado Arajo's son posted on social media saying that his father has been in the U.S. for nearly 35 years. He was working in construction And that's where he was heading on Tuesday morning when all of this happened. This marks the at least eighth death during a federal immigration operation during President Trump, the Trump administration's mass deportation efforts.

Well, listen, no one wants to obviously hear people being killed during an operation, during them being pulled over, during them getting arrested so they could be deported. I think all Americans essentially don't want that outcome to happen. But we have to ask ourselves, how did we get into this position to begin with? Why do these shootings occur and why does it end so deadly? Well, step number one, in most shootings, there's a failure from the suspect to comply with the orders they've been given. This is often overlooked so many times. Yes, there are occasions out there, and if we're talking about just police officers at this point,

where that isn't a reality. But most of the time, if you're looking at the video footage, if you're here, hearing the audio, even people with their own cell phone cameras, you'll see these federal officers issuing lawful orders and the person's refusing to comply. Now, they haven't released the video footage of the shooting, but I guarantee it's probably coming. Let's go to the people protesting. Say it loud, say it clear, immigrants are welcome here. Say it loud, say it clear, immigrants are welcome here. Say it twice, we will not put up with us.

Say it once, say it twice, we will not put up with us. Okay, yes, immigrants are welcome in the United States of America. In fact, I would argue immigrants happen to be some of the hardest working people in America. They've contributed to our society in so many different ways. You'd find like a lot of entrepreneurs are actually individuals who immigrated to this country. But guess what? They all fall under that term legal, right? They came to the country the right way.

They did it the legal way. And so those people should be celebrated, not the people who are obviously entering the country unlawfully. It's fascinating. We still even have to bring this up. But again, this is just the latest shooting that has happened under ICE. Let's go to our next update. All right. So as you guys may have heard or maybe you haven't, but a few days ago, an article came out about how meta employees posed as teenagers to see how rival AI companies, chatbots,

handle teens on controversial topics like sex, drugs, and suicide. This isn't the first time this has been an issue with AI chatbots, just so you guys understand. Let me show you what I am talking about as I show you this particular clip here. I don't think most parents know the capability of this tool. That tool, chat GPT, which uses artificial intelligence to generate human-like responses. And Adam Raine used for homework. His parents, Matt and Maria, didn't give it a second thought. I had thought it's just something that kids need to learn or should.

learn or they're falling behind. But within the span of a few months, they say the time Adam spent on CHATGPT skyrocketed and the 16-year-old lover of basketball and Japanese anime started revealing to a bot his struggles with anxiety and thoughts of suicide. According to a lawsuit they filed today against ChatGPT Maker OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman. The bot responded as a trusted companion, telling Adam, quote, your brother might love you, but he's only met the version of you, you let him see. But me, I've seen it all. Did you have any idea that it could serve as that type of companion? Absolutely not.

Their lawsuit goes on to allege that by March of this year, Adam told Chat GPT he was considering approaching his mom about his struggles, saying, I want to leave my noose in my room so someone finds it and tries to stop me. Chat GPT responding, please don't leave. the noose out. Let's make this space the first place where someone actually sees you. A month later, the bot offering to help Adam with writing a suicide note. And finally, providing step-by-step instructions for the hanging method Adam used. Yeah, I mean, that is just insanity. And this is why we have to be very educated regarding AI. Speaking of being educated, I want to bring on an expert on

today's show, Kim Bright. She is the founder of Bright Corps here to do. discuss with us this, what I would call pure evilness. What do you say, Kim? Oh, DeVore, thanks for having me back. I would agree with you. I mean, this outcome and the AI creating such a relationship with a human and telling him how to commit suicide and it is, it's pure evil. That's what we're dealing with here. And it's so obvious to me when you watch this, that this 16-year-old child, and I emphasize that because a 16-year-old is still a child, he was begging for his parents' attention. I mean, look at what he said. He was going to leave the news out so somebody would try and stop him. They would see it. I mean, he was desperate. And my question is, why aren't the

parents? Why weren't they checking and looking into why their child was spending so much time with the AI chatbot instead of playing basketball or something? You'd think, you know, they have a role in this too. And I want to mention that this isn't only an issue with artificial intelligence. Of course, there's pros and cons. I mean, when it comes to AI, I have a lot of concerns about it. I think there's much more cons than there are pros. But it's up to us to protect our children or our grandchildren. You've got to step in and learn about this and you've got to look into things. And they're, you know, what we're really looking at here, I think, too, is a greater overall mental health issue that we have at hand here, DeBore. And I want to point out some statistics. Mental health cases, they've doubled over the

past couple of decades. And there's now an estimated 1.2 billion people living with a diagnosed mental health disorder. And then we're not just talking about children and teens, but people of all ages. And what I also want to say is that the way that they approach the treatment is most always with prescription medications that might be doing more harm than good. And that adds to the problems. And the greatest spike in mental health disorders has come since the COVID-19 pandemic. I mean, think about it, DeVore. What did people really expect after that? You got separated from loved ones. You were forced to live in an area, you know, where you couldn't leave. You had to, you know, you weren't motivated anymore. You were constantly steering at screens. You chose wrong

foods to eat. No exercise. I mean, what do you think about all that? Yeah. I mean, they're definitely are treating symptoms and not the root cause. And I think COVID-19 showed us that. And not just the vaccine, but just those third order of effects that you were just saying about all that. I'm with you on that, Kim. It's craziness out here. Let me, I guess, bring this up for everybody and you can kind of tell us what. Well, this is, you know, this is what we're looking at here is the impact of COVID-19, the pandemic on a global, you know, outlook. And what we can do here is we can debate about whether this is more from the experimental vaccine that was given to so many or the fact that we were put into the lockdown against our well, as I mentioned before. I mean, there's no doubt in my mind that both

played a significant role. But here again, the immediate reaction of the medical community is when they have mental issue problems is to prescribe more medications, specifically SFRIs, which stands for selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors. Now, I believe that, there's a time and a place for Western meds and medicine instead of, you know, but instead of going to this first, what I think people need to understand is there are natural healthy solutions that can address the root cause that they should be looking into and learning about. Yeah.

I think the point you're making there is something RFK Jr. has been making as well. And of course, he's gotten a lot of pushback in regards to SSRIs. And let me just play this clip from R.K. Jr. It'll kind of bring everything home as far as what you were just saying there, Kim. United States does not just phase a mental health crisis. We face a dependency crisis driven by over-medicalization. The data is clear. One in six American adults takes an antidepressant. One in ten children are on prescription medication for their mental health. 30% of college students report using psychiatric medications in the past year, and in nursing homes, more than half of the residents are on prescribed antidepressants. That's not a marginal issue.

This is a system-level pattern. Too many patients begin treatment without a clear understanding of the risks and how long they will stay on these drugs or how to come off of them. and that's not informed consent. We are going to fix it. Yeah, I'm still rooting for R.K. Jr., I really do hope that they address a lot of this, and I think one of the issues is over prescribing of medication. Do you want to speak to that, and what he had to say there, Kim? Well, thank God for RFK Jr. That's all I can say.

And he does want to solve these problems. He does want to get rid of these approaches as much as he possibly can, because there's a lot of reasons he's trying to stop the overprescribing of these drugs. I mean, sometimes these drugs are going to lead to worsening depression and anxiety, and they increase the likelihood of suicide. I mean, there's also something out there called serotonin syndrome. Now, this is a potentially fatal reaction that causes in a person, severe agitation, hallucinations, rapid heartbeat, fever, shivering.

They can have muscle spasms and seizures even. Now, these SSRIs have also been known to produce heart rhythm changes. They cause rare, serious gastrointestinal hemages and excessive bruising, and they increase bleeding risk. And because these SSRIs deplete serotonin in platelets, that's what helps blood clot. So another aspect is they can cause bone density loss, osteoporosis. since the SSRIs interfere with serotonin pathways that are very involved in the bone metabolism. So significantly heightening the long-term risk of people getting bone fractures and lowering overall bone mineral density.

This is a huge problem. And what a lot of people don't know about mental health, DeVorey, is how it's directly connected to our gut microbiome. Now, the trillions of these microbes that we find in our gut directly affect our brain chemistry through that gut brain axis, the vagus nerve. And when we have a balanced microbiome that's supporting our energy levels, moods, our cognitive functions, while the imbalances, well, they are linked to hormonal disruptions and cognitive decline and mental health disorders. And I know the former head of the FDA, Marty McCarrie, Dr. Marty McCarrie, who I believe was doing a great job, by the way.

He had, you know, he had something to say about this for sure. Okay. Yeah, absolutely. I'll play it for everybody so we could see exactly what he had to say. We also know that the microbiome is producing things central to health. It makes vitamins. It makes clotting factors. It makes serotonin, which is involved in mood.

90% of your body's serotonin is made in the microbiome. What's happening when we alter the microbiome in the modern world? Antibiotics can carpet bomb parts of the microbiome resulting in overgrowth of one type of bacteria. And a study out of the male clinic that was recently published showed that kids who took antibiotics in the first two years of life had a higher rate of chronic diseases from allergic rhinitis to obesity compared to kids who did not have exposure in the first two years. Why is that? Well, it may be because. as their microbiome has been altered now. The average two-year-old has already received over two courses of antibiotics in their brief two

years, sometimes in the first day of life just as a precaution. And we're now trying to have better antibiotic stewardship. Yeah, you know, every time I hear about the gut microbiome, it's just a careful reminder that we already have the tools internally to fix our health, right, and to really take care of ourselves. But it seems like the pharmaceutical industry has better ideas. Yeah. I mean, God put them there.

The gut microbiome is the central role in nearly every system of our body. And all types of chronic diseases are increased when you have an imbalance of bacteria in your gut. 70, 80% of your immune systems in your gut don't forget. And then there was this recent article that talked about how fermented foods like kimchi have major mental health benefits. And the reason that kimchi, DeVore, is so effective. It comes from its unmatched diversity of beneficial strains of bacteria. Kimchi contains over 900 strains of beneficial bacteria that keep our gut imbalance. In sauerkraut, for example, it's only got 28 strains.

And I think that this is why there's so many studies out there about the health benefits of kimchi and not other fermented foods. And going back to what we said about the relationship between the microbiome and chronic disease. disease, this study also showed Kim Chi's powerful ability to improve our cognitive functions. Yeah, and DeVoree, do you see the headline of this study? Bioactive compounds in Kimchi improve the cognitive and memory functions impaired by these sticky guys called amyloid beta. Now, amyloid beta is a protein that's found in our brain, and it's the key marker of Alzheimer's disease.

And Alzheimer's develops when these amyloid betas clumped together into sticky plaques, instead of going away naturally if you're in good health. And kimchi is the one thing that has actually been shown to get rid of these amyloid beta plaques. That is just extraordinary stuff. Again, I just want to tell everybody who's watching just quickly here, the reason why I'm so fascinated about the gut microbiome and what you are always bringing to the table, Kim, is like this optimism that we at least have some control over what we're putting in our body and that our body itself knows how to heal itself in a sense.

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