Topic: Rudy Eugene

Toxicology results for Rudy Eugene, the man killed by police while attacking a victim in Miami, revealed that marijuana was the only drug in his system. This contradicts initial media speculation that the "zombie-style" attack was fueled by bath salts. A similar bizarre incident involving a man attempting to eat a family dog was reported in Waco, Texas.

CNN and White House Drug Czar Gil Kerlikowske are criticized for promoting the "zombie drug" narrative regarding bath salts. The media coverage followed an attack by Rudy Eugene in Miami, which was initially blamed on the designer drug. The hosts argue that the "epidemic" is being manufactured to justify new federal legislation banning various chemical compounds.

The CDC has launched a "zombie preparedness" campaign, which officials claim is a novel way to engage the public in hurricane season readiness. This coincides with a gruesome incident in Miami involving Rudy Eugene, which the media has labeled a "zombie" attack. Critics suggest these campaigns are either distractions or viral marketing for the upcoming film World War Z.

A horrific attack in Miami involving Rudy Eugene, who chewed off a man's face, has been attributed by media and police to "bath salts" or "bad LSD." Initial reports varied wildly, mentioning crack cocaine and superhuman strength. The hosts critique the "zombie" narrative being pushed by news outlets like CNN, noting the lack of scientific testing in the immediate aftermath of the event.