ANTIFA Terrorists Bomb Car, Anti-Charlie Kirk Message Connected

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[00:41] There is a letter coming out of Germany

[00:44] of Hamburg, Germany, where a AFD, so a

[00:48] right-wing politician's car was just

[00:50] firebombed. And there's a letter that's

[00:52] been now posted claiming responsibility

[00:54] for the attack saying it was carried out

[00:56] by members of the Antifa network in

[00:59] Hamburg, Germany. Uh folks remember at

[01:02] the White House recently, I was telling

[01:04] the president of United States to him to

[01:05] his face that that Antifa was formed in

[01:08] Germany. This has been their base of

[01:10] operations, the foreign terrorist

[01:11] organization. And in and there's a

[01:13] full-long letter explaining how they

[01:15] conducted this attack. It was engulfed

[01:16] by flames. I don't believe anyone was

[01:18] hurt, but it was a firebombing.

[01:21] But listen to this line because they

[01:23] made a specific direct reference to

[01:25] Charlie in this line released by Antifa.

[01:29] All you

[01:31] uh MAGA freaks will follow Kirk into

[01:35] hell.

[01:37] And that's that's now being put out

[01:39] directly by Antifa, directly by their

[01:41] German arm after conducting a targeted

[01:44] assassination attempt, a firebombing on

[01:46] a car

[01:46] >> and no no injuries didn't work.

[01:48] >> Um I'm not I think they got the car, but

[01:51] no one was in it when it when it went

[01:53] off. So I'm not sure what happened

[01:54] there.

[01:54] >> So this is the thing may have gone off

[01:55] early.

[01:56] >> This is what bothers me. There was that

[01:57] Aaron Bernett clip that went around and

[01:59] I do want to keep getting into some of

[02:01] the the actual spec specifics of the

[02:03] case with you and get your your officer

[02:05] brain on them. uh Tatum here, but the

[02:08] this is what bothers me. There was this

[02:09] Aaron Bernett clip that went around

[02:11] saying like, "Oh, well, we all know that

[02:13] political violence comes from the right

[02:15] because there was this SPLC study that

[02:18] didn't include all the Tesla

[02:19] firebombings or anything like that and

[02:21] it was oh, it was run by an Antifa guy

[02:22] that had connections to Antifa." The

[02:25] point is, she also referenced the fact

[02:27] that they don't have a hierarchy like

[02:29] the Proud Boys or whatever, right? So

[02:31] she's she and and what they have to

[02:34] understand is that this is an ideology

[02:36] that is intentionally

[02:38] uh well it's a it's a network that's an

[02:40] intentionally decentralized

[02:42] uh movement without a hierarchy that you

[02:45] would see at a corporate boardroom or

[02:47] something, right? Because the the

[02:49] ideology is so pervasive and so powerful

[02:52] when you fully buy into it. You don't

[02:54] need to be manually pushing the buttons

[02:57] internationally to make people do this

[02:59] crazy stuff. What they do is they they

[03:01] spread information. They have literature

[03:03] in Seattle, in Portland. They have even

[03:05] have bookstores in Chicago, New York,

[03:07] same where they have bookstores where

[03:08] they spread this anti-fascist

[03:11] literature in their pamphlets, in their

[03:13] books. There's there's Dr. Antifa out of

[03:16] Ruters that's part of this network.

[03:17] >> We're going to we're going to get this

[03:18] video up. I mean, this this car and a

[03:21] few cars next to it are just burned to a

[03:22] crisp. The whole the whole engine block

[03:24] is gone. Uh this is if if people had

[03:27] been in these cars, they'd all be dead,

[03:28] >> right? This is real.

[03:30] >> It's very It's very interesting that

[03:32] [clears throat] somehow we miss this in

[03:34] America in the conversation that that's

[03:36] being had in the on social media. I I I

[03:38] don't know why we're kind of passively

[03:40] allowing Antifa and these knuckleheads

[03:43] to kind of get away with what they have

[03:45] been doing and the threats that they've

[03:46] made. These people are nutty. And this

[03:49] is one of the reasons why I'm I'm, you

[03:51] know, quite convinced that the gentleman

[03:54] that's well I wouldn't call him a

[03:55] gentleman. I I really can't stand him.

[03:57] But the person that killed Charlie, the

[03:59] reason why I'm very convinced that he is

[04:02] the one that did it because that

[04:04] ideology is consistent with violence.

[04:06] They tried to kill other politicians.

[04:09] Obviously, he assassinated Charlie. They

[04:12] wish that they can do it to more to more

[04:14] people. This is their

[04:16] this is their ideology. This is what

[04:18] they represent. This is the hatred

[04:19] that's in their hearts for people like

[04:21] us who are just exposing truth and

[04:24] standing up for American values and

[04:27] their whole intent is to eliminate us.

[04:29] >> They did actually pull that footage of

[04:31] the car bombing.

[04:32] >> Do do we have it?

[04:33] >> And and I believe we have it's it's 114

[04:35] and I' I'd love to get to get Brandon on

[04:37] this to be able to see um to kind of

[04:39] walk us through.

[04:40] >> Look at that.

[04:41] >> Oh my goodness. That's this was not I

[04:44] mean to me this seems like beyond

[04:45] Molotov cocktail level.

[04:46] >> Oh no. That that was a that was an

[04:48] explosive device it appear cuz it

[04:51] exploded in the middle and burned

[04:52] through all these cars. I mean cars

[04:54] really don't they don't really catch

[04:56] fire like that connected to each other,

[04:58] you know, cuz you see that one is burned

[05:00] but this one is half burned.

[05:01] >> So what would your

[05:02] >> So you'd have to have a really you have

[05:03] to have a very very intense initial uh

[05:06] initial explosion for it to get

[05:08] >> right. Right. Kind of right in the

[05:09] middle of those cars. big explosion and

[05:11] it engulfed all those cars and then it

[05:13] spread and stopped at the third car or

[05:14] fourth car off to the side. But, you

[05:17] know, I'm not sure. I mean, you know,

[05:18] I'm not a explosive expert, but that's

[05:21] that's troubling to see something like

[05:23] this and people are doing this for their

[05:24] own uh ridiculous ideology.

[05:27] >> And now, what if what if someone had

[05:28] been in there, let's say that guy,

[05:30] >> you know, he's waking up, he's going to

[05:32] work, he turns the ignition, and then

[05:34] that happens. What what what happens to

[05:36] him and possibly his family if they're

[05:38] there?

[05:38] >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Obviously, he would be

[05:40] killed and it'll be a gruesome sight.

[05:43] And you know, it his family would be

[05:45] traumatized forever. I mean, why

[05:47] wouldn't they? Their dad was blown up in

[05:49] a in a random act of violence because of

[05:52] his political belief systems. You know,

[05:54] it's it's crazy to me that we don't call

[05:57] these people out more like like somebody

[05:59] said, and I don't like to use the word

[06:00] hate, but let's use the word strongly

[06:03] dislike. We don't strongly dislike them

[06:06] enough. I feel like we give them tacid

[06:09] approval. Not us per se, but as a

[06:12] society, we give them tacid approval.

[06:14] Donald Trump said that he was going to

[06:16] designate Antifa as a terrorist

[06:18] organization. At what point are we going

[06:20] to start putting these people in prison?

[06:21] At what point are we going to start

[06:22] doing some due diligence and

[06:23] investigating this stuff? These people

[06:25] there's I think there's a network and

[06:27] and I think that Robertson kid was a

[06:29] part of this network. And I I can't

[06:31] prove that, but it appears that this is

[06:34] not a one-off. That's why they're in

[06:36] these threads and they're talking

[06:37] amongst themselves and confessing the

[06:38] stuff because I think they're all like

[06:40] working together in like sales

[06:42] >> group chat by group chat by group chat.

[06:44] That's how this thing spreads. And by

[06:46] the way, even if Tyler Robinson was not,

[06:49] you know, formerly or didn't consider

[06:50] himself part of Antifa, the ideologies

[06:53] that drive Antifa that motivate them

[06:56] were clearly present in his life. Just

[06:57] look at the bullet. Or is it possible?

[06:59] And now this this might be now we're

[07:01] getting into a more of a lawyer

[07:02] question, but some of the stuff that

[07:05] we're seeing that's come out and more

[07:08] text messages and information that have

[07:10] been uh Turkey Tom put out a bunch on

[07:12] his YouTube. He had a he had a leaker

[07:13] come forward.

[07:15] Is is it possible that this the the real

[07:18] radical here was Twigs was the boyfriend

[07:21] and then convinces Tyler to conduct this

[07:26] act and he goes out and does this for

[07:30] him and and and they've got drug use,

[07:32] they've got alcohol use, the you know

[07:35] obviously the sexual behavior, all the

[07:36] rest of it coming in. At what point then

[07:40] if he convinced him to do it, is it a c

[07:43] is it a matter where he becomes

[07:45] culpable? You see what I'm getting at,

[07:46] >> right? 100%. I think that it appears

[07:48] [clears throat] that they do have

[07:49] detective communications already and

[07:51] they haven't indicted the the trans

[07:53] boyfriend. So, it appears that they

[07:55] don't have enough evidence to believe

[07:56] that he was complicit in the crime, but

[07:59] they may not have evidence, but you

[08:00] still may be correct. Now, what if he

[08:03] what if he cooperates now? Is there is

[08:04] there a way that they could they could

[08:06] sort of make that, you know, if he

[08:08] cooperates fully, is there a way for

[08:10] them to say, "All right, you're going to

[08:11] come in, testify, but you got to give us

[08:14] everything."

[08:14] >> That could be that could be 100% the

[08:16] case. You know, I have had situations

[08:18] like that where I was a part of an

[08:19] investigation where a guy had a handful

[08:20] of drugs. He was going to do 25 years in

[08:22] prison and he said, "I'll give up all

[08:25] the dealers." We took that guy into the

[08:27] headquarters. They get a statement and

[08:29] he walked out the front and he got

[08:31] caught with a handful of crap.

[08:32] >> That's what I'm saying. If you roll, you

[08:33] get the best deal.

[08:34] >> And that could be and he could be under

[08:36] witness protection, too, because people

[08:37] are now saying online that the

[08:38] transgender boyfriend is now uh missing.

[08:42] And it's like, you're not going missing

[08:43] from the FBI if you are material

[08:45] witnessing from the media.

[08:46] >> You're missing from the media or you may

[08:47] be under witness protection. Right.

[08:49] >> Right. always mean why people don't have

[08:50] access to