Two former State senators shot in U.S., John McAfee life at stake

Two former state senators have died. 

In Arkansas, the body of former Republican state Sen. Linda Collins-Smith was found Tuesday in her home in Randolph County. She’d been fatally shot and her death is being investigated as a homicide.  She switched political parties while in office, she was backed by a radical group "Conduit in Action" and she proposed a controversial bill regarding limitng transgender rights in government bathrooms.

In Oklahoma, police found another Republican lawmaker fatally shot after hearing gunfire.

Former state Sen. Jonathan Nichols’ body was in his home in Norman — about 20 miles from Oklahoma City. He served as state senator from 2000 to 2012, and later worked at the University of Oklahoma, a local affiliate tv station reported. Authorities confirmed his death Thursday.

We also discuss John McAfee's tweets about government corruption and the Bahama military officials who are threatening him.  He is disclosing small bits of information one by one on Twitter.  He also mentioned a possible "dead man's switch" an encryption device that would release information regarding his secret knowledge if he got abducted by the Bahamiam officials.

On a lighter note, Chris Pratt married Katherine Schwazenegger.