Candace Owens Reveals Exclusive Footage of Tactical Military Crawl on Losee Center Rooftop During Charlie Kirk Assassination

[00:01] All right, you guys. Happy Tuesday. I am

[00:03] sorry that we are running late, but I

[00:04] promise you it is going to be worth the

[00:06] wait. First and foremost, I always just

[00:08] have to shout out Andrew Kovette because

[00:10] he has got me out here looking like the

[00:13] old woman from the movie The Princess

[00:15] Bride. You guys remember her?

[00:17] >> LIAR. LIAR. LIAR.

[00:22] >> LIAR. Andrew Coette. Why must we do

[00:25] these things? Why do you tell these

[00:27] massive lies? because I was also able to

[00:30] confirm with a White House employee that

[00:32] there certainly was a White House

[00:34] meeting on the books for Andrew Kovette,

[00:35] the chief marketing officer, Marina

[00:37] Minez. Also, I have learned, and this is

[00:39] quite unusual because he does not often

[00:40] travel. Chief operating officer Justin

[00:42] Strife was scheduled to be there and

[00:45] their in-house legal counsel, Frank,

[00:47] ladies and gentlemen, why does Andrew

[00:49] lie so easily? Why was it necessary to

[00:51] lie in the first place? This meeting

[00:53] scheduled allegedly for the same day

[00:56] slashweek. Maybe I got the wrong day

[00:58] that BB Netanyahu happens to be in town.

[01:01] Is it a coincidence? It certainly could

[01:02] have been. But a coincidence begins to

[01:05] look and feel like a conspiracy when

[01:06] Andrew Kovette continues to lie so

[01:09] brazenly about everything. Pretends that

[01:11] we just have bad sources. Again, why do

[01:14] you lie? Um, and I did tell you that I

[01:16] have a source in your inner circle. You

[01:17] don't believe me, but it's true. Anyway,

[01:20] yesterday, uh, I got a tip from someone,

[01:22] like I said, in the White House who

[01:24] corroborated that. Then today they told

[01:25] me the meeting was suddenly cancelled.

[01:27] And suddenly Andrew Kovett emerges from

[01:30] his 20 25 hour silence and says I have

[01:33] no meeting at the White House. Sure

[01:36] doesn't matter because today is not

[01:37] about Andrew. Today is about something

[01:38] much bigger than that. It's about the

[01:40] liars who lie about everything. Which of

[01:42] course includes Andrew Kovette and

[01:44] various people that are associated with

[01:45] Turning Point USA. Uh we have a curious

[01:49] story to tell you about the rookie cop

[01:51] who found Tyler Robinson's gun.

[01:54] That's uh very interesting and finally

[01:57] we're ready to tell the story of how

[01:58] that came about. And you know that 4K

[02:01] zoomed in footage that people were going

[02:03] all crazy and feeling overwhelmed and

[02:05] passing away and falling out in the

[02:07] streets like they had early CO over.

[02:11] Well, we've actually been sitting on

[02:14] that for a while and we're going to let

[02:16] you be the judge of what you see and

[02:19] whether you also feel overwhelmed in the

[02:22] same direction. Welcome back to Candace.

[02:41] You know, I have a few questions that

[02:44] just sort of linger in the back of my

[02:45] mind. One this morning that I came up

[02:47] with, I was going, you know, for 33

[02:49] hours, 33 to be exact, 33, 33, 33, there

[02:52] was this manhunt for Charlie Kirk's

[02:55] alleged killers. And the feds during

[02:58] this manhunt released chose to release

[03:01] an extremely blurry still image of a man

[03:04] in a stairwell. It was very blurry. Why?

[03:07] Why didn't they release the much clearer

[03:10] footage that we eventually saw in court?

[03:12] They had access to that. They didn't say

[03:14] that they needed to do anything to bring

[03:16] that footage up. Why release something

[03:18] grainy if you can release something

[03:20] clearer? Why reduce the quality? Again,

[03:23] that seems to be a theme that they're

[03:25] just intentionally degrading the quality

[03:27] of footage. And the question is why? Who

[03:29] does that ultimately help? And another

[03:31] question that's on my mind this morning

[03:33] is why was Zachariah Kareshi initially

[03:37] arrested by local police and feds and

[03:41] then he was released. That seems like

[03:44] quite a big mistake for them to have

[03:46] made. What did they see? What was

[03:48] captured on camera or otherwise? What

[03:52] evidence did they have? Maybe it was a

[03:54] scent the dog was chasing. I don't know

[03:57] that the local police

[03:59] decided to go to Zachariah Kareshi's

[04:02] apartment in Provo, whereupon he was

[04:04] then brought in and interrogated by the

[04:06] feds and then released.

[04:08] Are we common sense people supposed to

[04:10] believe that that was just bad luck?

[04:14] There was only two people that were

[04:15] detained. The first was George Zinn. We

[04:16] know why. Obviously, he said, "I did it.

[04:18] It's a good reason to detain someone. I

[04:20] did it. I did it. Okay, we're going to

[04:21] detain you." The second was Zachariah

[04:23] Koreshi. And they just let it go. They

[04:25] let the error go. We got no explanation.

[04:26] I think we deserve one. And of all the

[04:29] people they happen to select, this kid

[04:32] who has got a father who is a career

[04:36] military man who owns and operates a

[04:38] military app tied to operations, tied to

[04:40] Fort Wuka, got a bunch of money from the

[04:42] DoD.

[04:44] I'd just like to know more about that.

[04:46] How was that mistake made? That'd be

[04:47] great if we could follow up on it.

[04:48] Anyway, speaking of military men, last

[04:51] week we played for you exclusive audio

[04:53] from the only person who managed to

[04:55] capture footage of the alleged gunman on

[04:57] Losi Center rooftop before the sound of

[05:02] the shot goes off. Right. He recorded

[05:04] the individual on his iPhone. He then

[05:06] reported what he saw to police

[05:08] dutifully. And he was very clear. He

[05:10] said that the person looked to him like

[05:12] it was a professional. Remember that? He

[05:14] said a person with some sort of military

[05:16] tech tactical training seemed to be

[05:19] dressed in uh tactical wear

[05:23] particularly. He referenced this

[05:25] military crawl that stood out to him as

[05:28] something that requires military

[05:30] training. Okay. And he would know. He

[05:32] would know.

[05:35] Strangely, they didn't contact him. They

[05:37] weren't curious for him to testify. The

[05:40] prosecution wasn't interested.

[05:43] Uh the defense I guess at this stage was

[05:45] preliminary hearing was not interested

[05:48] and also we never saw any of that sort

[05:52] of footage in court. You're saying he

[05:54] did some military crawl. How's that

[05:56] possible? How's possible that we didn't

[05:58] see that? Oh, I know how it's possible

[06:00] because we're dealing with the feds. No

[06:03] worries. We can't rely on the feds. We

[06:04] got that to tell us the truth. And of

[06:06] course, if they did capture him doing

[06:08] that, that wouldn't exactly help their

[06:10] narrative, right? Tyler is supposed to

[06:12] be some scrub kid who woke up one day

[06:15] actually kind of a academic genius and

[06:18] just had to take the shot for his lover

[06:20] even though they never discussed

[06:21] politics and they never discussed

[06:23] Charlie Kirk um in particular and they

[06:25] never discussed LGBTQ issues. This

[06:28] morning he woke up and he was just like,

[06:29] "Yeah, I need a Chick-fil-A sandwich and

[06:32] then I'm going to go do the impossible."

[06:35] But I also told you this early on. I

[06:37] said there are good people in

[06:39] government. There are good people who

[06:41] work all across the local police

[06:43] precincts in Utah. Good people in our

[06:47] federal investigation and in our federal

[06:49] bureaus who participated in this

[06:51] investigation initially who answered the

[06:54] call, who responded on September 10th.

[06:57] There is in fact an underground movement

[06:59] for Charlie that has been built over

[07:00] these last 10 months and it is how we

[07:03] have been able to release so much

[07:06] information to get so much exclusive

[07:09] information, exclusive footage,

[07:11] exclusive photos to help us string

[07:14] together what actually did take place on

[07:15] that day.

[07:17] And there was something in particular

[07:18] that I will tell you that I've been

[07:20] holding on to since October. In part

[07:24] because I needed to protect my

[07:26] government sources. Obviously, they are

[07:28] in governments. It is risky for them to

[07:30] be communicating with me at all. But

[07:32] more importantly

[07:34] because I needed to see who the liars

[07:36] are who lie about everything. Have to

[07:39] wait. I have to see. I didn't know who

[07:41] to trust. I was also grieving and I was

[07:45] told that at the preliminary hearing

[07:47] they would be forthcoming about anything

[07:49] and everything that they had. Was told

[07:52] that actually by Erica. Um and I just

[07:55] kept thinking to myself a military crawl

[07:56] on a rooftop would be very relevant,

[07:58] right? Told you that's back even when I

[08:01] first had that conversation with my

[08:03] source. He said, "Yeah, that's what I

[08:05] saw." I thought, "Well, they obviously

[08:06] can't keep that from the public. They

[08:09] can't just keep gaslighting the public

[08:11] about that information.

[08:13] Well, we have certainly something to

[08:16] show you. Now, before we get into the

[08:19] video, let me just show you where it

[08:21] starts out. Let's just consider where

[08:23] we're at in the narrative. We are told

[08:25] that someone who was wearing skinny

[08:28] jeans, right, decided to essentially

[08:32] cripwalk on the gun onto Velozi rooftop.

[08:36] Okay. Sounds made up given the jeans

[08:40] that he was wearing, but let's just take

[08:42] that at fed face value. Fed value. Okay,

[08:45] here are the jeans he's wearing. Uh

[08:48] Tyler's 510. The gun is minimum 3'6 in

[08:53] fully assembled. We can see his phone in

[08:55] his right pocket. It doesn't doesn't

[08:59] pass the sniff test, right? That should

[09:02] come up past Tyler's 510 belly uh in

[09:05] theory.

[09:06] It's not what I'm seeing, but I digress.

[09:08] Let's just jump back into the narrative

[09:10] as it's been spun to us because then we

[09:12] know he gets onto the rooftop. And I

[09:13] just am wondering now, how does the gun

[09:16] get out of his skinny jeans at that

[09:18] point? Anybody? Right. Skinny skinny

[09:20] jeans are designed so that the bottom of

[09:21] the jeans are tight, skinnier by the

[09:24] ankle. Did he wiggle it out of the

[09:26] bottom or did he pull down his pants

[09:28] real quick on the rooftop and get it out

[09:32] this way? We don't know. But what we do

[09:34] know is that once he hits that rooftop,

[09:37] he is suddenly able to sprint and this

[09:40] limp that he has in the footage is

[09:43] completely removed. So let's watch that.

[09:55] Okay.

[09:58] Now, what happens next is exactly as my

[10:03] source stipulated.

[10:05] Our our rooftop guy begins a tactical

[10:09] crawl. It's actually known in the

[10:10] military as a lateral crawl. Let's watch

[10:13] that.

[10:23] There he goes.

[10:25] And I actually do want to show you a

[10:27] side by side so you can actually see a

[10:29] real military man do that um um

[10:32] alongside this person on the rooftop.

[10:34] Let's bring in that side by side clip.

[10:35] Here we go.

[10:38] That general action right there is known

[10:41] as a lateral crawl.

[10:44] Now, you may have noticed if you're just

[10:46] looking at your eyes some sort of a

[10:48] flash that just took place, right? We're

[10:51] going to show you that slow down and

[10:53] just kind of discuss this. It it we've

[10:55] gone back and forth here. What is that?

[10:58] Is he pulling something out? Is it like

[11:00] a signal mirror? Is it a flag? Uh was it

[11:05] already on Loy Center? Is it actually

[11:07] something that's in the background

[11:08] that's just catching weird? Is it a car?

[11:12] Uh and we're just thinking that we see

[11:14] this flash. But we're just going to show

[11:16] you that so that it's clear. A back and

[11:19] forth flash there while he's military

[11:21] crawling. Here we go.

[11:24] there. And we're running that back and

[11:26] forth there.

[11:31] Okay. So, you now have that.

[11:35] Next up, what you are going to see is

[11:37] that it's going to look as though as he

[11:40] gets into position and completes this

[11:42] lateral crawl that he thrusts something

[11:45] forward in a way that my brain told me

[11:47] it looked like he was unfolding

[11:50] a gun. Truly, that's what my brain told

[11:53] me. Maybe it's because I had this guy

[11:55] and I'm talking about how a full they

[11:56] are. I don't know. But that's it's not

[11:57] definitive. I'm just that's me

[11:58] narrating. I'm happy for people to

[12:00] disagree and debate what is seen. Uh but

[12:03] let's just watch that portion here.

[12:10] There we go. Something forward. And we

[12:13] can watch that again. Something forward

[12:18] again.

[12:20] But more importantly than what we see

[12:23] here is what we're not going to see

[12:26] here. So remember, this is supposed to

[12:28] be a German 98 Mouser family heirloom

[12:32] gun

[12:33] uh used during World War I and World War

[12:36] II.

[12:37] That'll effectively take your shoulder

[12:39] out when it's fired. Even the newer

[12:41] models, if you go watch people shooting,

[12:44] they're like, "Oh, my shoulder." And if

[12:47] you're looking through a scope, as he

[12:49] allegedly was, you might even expect a

[12:51] black eye. You you will recall that the

[12:55] guy who recorded the footage

[12:56] specifically said, told us that he saw

[13:00] no recoil. That's pretty crucial. He

[13:02] just saw the guy get up and run. And

[13:05] that would be, I would argue, were a

[13:08] lawyer in court, that would be

[13:10] impossible for this specific naked naked

[13:13] model of gun. So, let's watch and see if

[13:16] we with our eyes

[13:19] can observe some sort of a kickback. And

[13:22] again, I have to apologize. I I this is

[13:25] not like Benny Johnson 4K footage, but

[13:28] it's at least clear enough here on your

[13:30] screen that you would be able to discern

[13:33] a strong kickback on a gun from somebody

[13:35] who's just laying down taking a shot.

[13:37] So, I'm going to let this run. It's

[13:39] about 50 seconds. Um, and you just let

[13:42] me know if at any point you see that

[13:43] before he gets up and breaks into a

[13:45] sprint. Take a look.

[13:49] There you go. That's that unfolding

[13:50] again.

[13:59] And by the way, if you are listening to

[14:00] this on audio, this is one of these

[14:02] episodes that you actually do have to go

[14:04] watch. So, you will have to pivot over

[14:06] to YouTube, to Spotify, um somewhere

[14:10] that provides the video because this is

[14:12] not something that we could just produce

[14:13] on an audio podcast here, unfortunately.

[14:16] Um but this is going to run. We did have

[14:20] to obviously zoom in and push out those

[14:24] um

[14:25] fed timestamps, but

[14:29] see here

[14:31] have 10 more seconds here. Okay, he is

[14:34] up.

[14:38] Anybody?

[14:42] Anybody see a recoil?

[14:46] I didn't see one, but let's let's

[14:47] actually put that footage all together

[14:49] uninterrupted. Here we go for you guys

[14:52] to watch.

[15:00] He comes running onto the rooftop.

[15:05] What we know definitively is he gets

[15:06] down into what is known as a

[15:10] lateral military crawl. Begins that

[15:13] crawl

[15:15] over to the right first and then to the

[15:17] left we see a quick flash. We are not

[15:20] sure what that flash is.

[15:23] Um actually this looks like

[15:28] Oh, I'm not going to read into it.

[15:29] There's that

[15:32] throw forward. I say fold forward. You

[15:34] can say throw forward, but that's

[15:36] definitely

[15:37] something being flung forward,

[15:40] getting into position. And here we wait

[15:44] for what we expect to be some sort of a

[15:47] kickback.

[15:53] This is must have been when our source

[15:55] began recording from the side of a Losi

[15:59] building and said, "Oh, I just saw

[16:00] someone get up there. Got a gun."

[16:14] And he's up and he's gone.

[16:22] What do you guys think?

[16:24] I should just jump into this chat and

[16:26] see. What do you guys What did you Where

[16:28] are my gun experts? What do you guys

[16:31] think?

[16:33] Something feels not right. Something

[16:37] doesn't feel right. That feels to me

[16:41] like what the witness said that that

[16:43] person looks like they've got training.

[16:46] I'm It's not giving Tyler Robinson to

[16:48] me, but what do I know? I'm not I'm not

[16:51] an expert. Like, that just feels And

[16:53] then you're he's gonna jump off of the

[16:54] rooftop like Spider-Man uninjured and

[16:57] he's going to he's going to run off

[17:00] and he's just going to be hungry,

[17:03] more hungry beyond like like did

[17:05] Chick-fil-A do that.

[17:08] What did he order at Chick-fil-A?

[17:12] You guys let me know what you think. But

[17:13] we're not done. As I told you guys a

[17:15] while ago about this non-smoking gun.

[17:18] Let's revisit what I told you. This

[17:19] non-smoking gun, by the way, which as we

[17:21] saw in the preliminary hearing, it had

[17:23] dust in the barrel indicating non-usage,

[17:27] which featured Tyler Robinson's

[17:29] fingerprints, which if you need

[17:31] reminding were described as the most

[17:33] degraded prints per the ATF testimony,

[17:36] among all the prints, his were the most

[17:38] degraded amongst five other sets of

[17:41] prints on this gun. How is that

[17:43] possible? How is that possible unless

[17:45] somebody planted his gun? Now, we told

[17:48] you the story of how this gun was

[17:50] located. And I do want to clarify it

[17:52] because I think there's been some

[17:53] confusion online. People who were going,

[17:55] "No, the canines were brought down into

[17:59] um the um amphitheater." And we can see

[18:02] that bomb dogs were there. Let me let me

[18:04] clarify what um I said in the beginning.

[18:07] Dogs, there were bomb dogs that were

[18:09] bought. There were canines that were

[18:10] bought. Then there's just like the K9

[18:11] unit which has bomb dogs and you don't

[18:14] know what level of training certain dogs

[18:16] have. The dogs that that were brought to

[18:19] Losi center, right, where the person

[18:22] jumped off were given a scent, a scent

[18:24] to go chase. So let's say I give them

[18:26] Candace's shirt and I say, "Go find

[18:29] Candace." Now they were allowed to run a

[18:31] muck near the amphitheater looking for

[18:33] Candace. But of course, if that person

[18:35] wasn't down there, that's a wild goose

[18:37] chase. That's a wild goose chase. And

[18:39] these are unbelievably trained dogs. Not

[18:42] going to say, "Hey, I don't smell

[18:43] Candace, but I do smell some lasagna."

[18:45] It's like that's these these dogs were

[18:46] sent to go chase a scent. Now, I told

[18:50] you that the other dog, uh, there were

[18:55] other actually two dogs were actually

[18:58] looking for explosives. They are the

[19:01] ones that went near the field where the

[19:03] gun was actually found and came up

[19:05] empty.

[19:07] and until until these uh rookie

[19:10] officers, the feds get there and they

[19:12] tell the rookie officers to have another

[19:13] search and lo and behold, the rookie

[19:14] officers find the gun that bomb dog's

[19:17] name. So, I believe low-key people found

[19:19] online. Loki, who was near the

[19:21] amphitheater, was given the scent. That

[19:23] bomb dog who was not given a scent and

[19:25] was searching the field. I am told that

[19:28] is Freya. That's her name. I like these

[19:30] Nordic names. You got Loki and then

[19:32] you've got Freya up by the field. Uh

[19:36] Freya was the bomb dog. I am told that

[19:40] she's the one who had a broken nose that

[19:42] day. It just wasn't working. And that's

[19:43] lucky for Tyler Robinson because didn't

[19:45] he totally and legitimately just happen

[19:47] to text that that was one of his

[19:49] concerns for Lance? Actually, it was one

[19:51] of his hopes to Lance. The text is

[19:52] really amazing. We should read it. Um

[19:55] Tyler Robinson wrote, "When I checked

[19:58] the area about 3 hours ago, there was an

[20:00] officer with a canine walking nearby the

[20:02] area. I'm hoping that pooch has a bad

[20:05] sniffer.

[20:08] That's what the Gen Z kids are saying

[20:09] that day. Hoping the pooches have bad

[20:11] sniffers.

[20:13] Sounds like someone's new to the English

[20:14] language, but this is Tyler's very

[20:15] formal. And yeah, it turns out Freya the

[20:18] bomb. Lucky him was the pooch who had a

[20:21] bad sniffer.

[20:23] Actually, let me say allegedly here

[20:25] because we know with my luck, I'll be

[20:26] the first person to be sued

[20:29] first by by a sitting president of a

[20:30] foreign nation and then like a literal

[20:32] female dog at the same time. The dog

[20:34] will be like, "You said I had a bad

[20:35] sniffer." And Trump will root the

[20:36] lawsuit on on Truth Social. I hope Freya

[20:38] bankrupts you. Real America First stuff,

[20:40] Trump. But I digress. Back to our

[20:42] storyline. Freya just allegedly could

[20:44] not sniff this recently fired weapon out

[20:47] in the field. And so the feds got there

[20:49] and one of the feds instructed these two

[20:51] rookie cops who literally were brand new

[20:54] and said just go look again where Freya

[20:56] had failed. And lo and behold, a gun, a

[20:59] gun.

[21:00] Who were those rookie cops? Might be

[21:02] relevant. I've been given two names.

[21:04] I've had these names for a long time.

[21:06] Um, and one of them had only just

[21:10] graduated from UVU. I'm not kidding.

[21:12] Talk about beginner's luck. I'm told

[21:16] Mitchell Curtis

[21:18] of Pleasant Grove Police,

[21:20] 2025 graduate, very young buck.

[21:25] He finds this gun in UVU's backyard.

[21:28] He deserves a promotion.

[21:30] But you know, the most interesting thing

[21:32] about Mitchell Curtis is not actually

[21:35] his background. It's his father's.

[21:37] Because I was told his dad's a fed. I

[21:41] said, "What? No way. uh what are the

[21:45] chances?

[21:47] And it was really actually challenging

[21:49] to determine who his father was, but by

[21:51] golly, we were able to do it thanks to

[21:52] the help of some sleuths. His father's

[21:56] name is Foster Curtis. Foster lives in

[21:59] Virginia. Foster spent 21 years

[22:04] with NCIS,

[22:06] starting as a special agent and working

[22:09] his way up the ladder, ending up as the

[22:11] division chief in the Office of

[22:13] Inspector General. Now, in case you

[22:16] don't know what NCIS is, yes, it's like

[22:18] the TV show. It's like the TV show. It

[22:21] stands for the Naval Criminal

[22:24] Investigative Services. NCIS agents are

[22:27] armed federal law enforcement

[22:29] investigators who frequently coordinate

[22:30] with other US government agencies. They

[22:32] have a presence in more than 41

[22:35] countries

[22:36] and on US Navy vessels. Big big deal.

[22:40] One half of their personnel are

[22:42] civilians. They are tasked primarily uh

[22:45] the NCAS with investigating major

[22:47] criminal activities that involve the

[22:49] Navy and the Marine Corps. So, for

[22:50] example, let's say hypothetically

[22:52] speaking, you thought there was an

[22:53] assassination which may have been

[22:54] plotted in, planned, and executed by our

[22:56] military. This would be the office that

[22:58] would be in charge of that

[22:59] investigation.

[23:01] 21 years Foster chief at the top. Then

[23:06] this strange thing happened on June 2nd,

[23:08] 2025. Foster Curtis after 21 years

[23:12] decided to leave his position as a

[23:15] division chief and to be Richmond,

[23:18] Virginia's interim inspector general. So

[23:21] he goes local after a long federal

[23:24] career. He goes local. Richmond,

[23:27] Virginia just fires the inspector

[23:29] general who was there, James Osuna, who

[23:32] had been that in that position for 6

[23:33] years. It was actually very

[23:34] controversial. They didn't understand

[23:36] why this was happening. Again, this is

[23:38] in June 2025. A local news was going,

[23:40] "Why? What? What happened here?" They

[23:42] were told, quote, "No comments will be

[23:44] made on personnel matters and NDAs were

[23:47] signed." Unusually,

[23:49] the um the local news noted, "This is

[23:51] unusual. Never seen this before."

[23:55] So, remarkably, guys, we can, you know,

[23:57] that spreadsheet, the tree of brand new

[24:00] that just keeps growing. We can now add

[24:01] Mitch and Foster. Foster, his dad being

[24:04] the first one that we can say the

[24:05] demotion was brand new. 21 solid years

[24:08] working for the feds and then you just

[24:09] get this like I would say it's a

[24:11] demotion like I mean you kind of want to

[24:14] work for the I mean I imagine the pay is

[24:16] better for federal government and but

[24:20] couple of months later his son finds

[24:22] this gun. It's just it's incredible.

[24:26] Um it's just it's all just so amazing

[24:31] how many new faces we had so many things

[24:35] that were changed um people brought in

[24:37] in Utah and the luck of all of these new

[24:40] people u biggest assassination since

[24:43] JFK. So you know just I guess

[24:46] congratulations are in order um to the

[24:50] rookie cop and everybody involved.

[24:54] Yeah. Anyway,

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[27:04] people in the comments noting like did

[27:06] they didn't see a muzzle flash. They

[27:07] didn't see a kickback. I don't know. I

[27:09] don't know what to say. I don't know

[27:10] guns. I don't know guns like these other

[27:12] people. But this everything

[27:15] everything was just a little different.

[27:17] And um I don't know. That's the fed slop

[27:19] narrative. I don't know. You should feel

[27:21] overwhelmed by the evidence that Tyler

[27:22] Robinson did this. Are you or is

[27:24] everybody okay? I I'm just expecting

[27:26] people right now to just be submerged

[27:28] and going, "Oh, this is definitely Tyler

[27:30] Robinson. We're just going to have to

[27:32] learn also where he learned military

[27:34] tactical moves and just what he ordered

[27:37] at Chick-fil-A. That will haunt me for

[27:39] the rest of my I think it was their

[27:40] spicy chicken sandwich. I like the spicy

[27:42] chicken. I don't Something turned him

[27:45] into that.

[27:47] Now, back to the NCIS because I got to

[27:49] be honest, I was thinking in my head

[27:50] like, wow, these people Yeah, I guess

[27:52] that's why it probably has this very

[27:54] popular long-running show. It's pretty

[27:55] powerful investigative unit, federal

[27:58] unit. I didn't realize they were present

[28:00] in that many countries. They had used

[28:03] plainclo civilians. I wasn't sure

[28:05] actually who the NCIS reports to

[28:08] directly. I'm thinking is it like Pete

[28:10] Hegsth? I look it up and it's actually

[28:13] uh well the Secretary of Navy. So, I was

[28:16] wondering uh in 2025 when this was going

[28:18] on, who was the Secretary of the Navy?

[28:20] And it turns out that Trump appointed a

[28:23] guy with literally zero military

[28:26] experience into that position. Crucial

[28:29] position, the Secretary of the Navy,

[28:32] having zero military background or

[28:35] experience is just audits face wild. So,

[28:39] he appoints this guy John C. felon

[28:42] failen and his whole background is in

[28:45] banking. Um Goldman Sachs, Mel Lynch,

[28:49] then runs his own his own shop. And I'm

[28:52] just confused like why would Trump do

[28:54] this? What qualifies saying? Well, it's

[28:55] Trump. He likes money, right? So, John,

[28:57] he's extraordinarily wealthy on top of

[28:59] everything. But also, crucially, he

[29:00] helped Trump raise a ton of money ahead

[29:02] of his second term by hosting this

[29:05] private fundraiser for Trump in Aspen,

[29:07] which featured billionaire guests like

[29:10] Steve Win in attendance. They all sort

[29:12] of cut Trump these big checks. So, this

[29:13] is sort of how DC works, right? You get

[29:16] me into office and when I get into

[29:18] office, I'm going to do you a solid and

[29:20] appoint you into a position which people

[29:23] at the time said he's not qualified for.

[29:26] Anyway, I just was kind of going through

[29:28] his Wikipedia, so no deep research here

[29:31] by any means. And but I did see it just

[29:33] jumped out at me was this bizarre subtab

[29:37] regarding Jeffrey Epsteine. I kid you

[29:39] not. I kid you not. I can't I got to

[29:42] shave my head. Like I I just I'm I'm I'm

[29:44] feeling like Britney 2007. This just it

[29:47] can't always just be like this random

[29:48] Epstein thing. Anyways, let's pull it up

[29:50] together because I can't make this stuff

[29:51] up, right? And here's what it tells us.

[29:54] Hopefully I can read this. My vision

[29:55] always gets super bad when I'm pregnant.

[29:57] Gets worse as I get pregnant. But like

[29:59] you can see that tab. Relationship with

[30:00] Jeffrey Epste. Just a tab I never want.

[30:02] I'm on Wikipedia. You guys say a lot of

[30:04] mean stuff about me, but thank you. Like

[30:05] you can miss me with this tab. So, it

[30:08] says uh passenger manifests that were

[30:10] released as part of the Epstein files

[30:12] indicate that Failen flew twice on the

[30:14] plane of Jeffrey Epstein several months

[30:16] before Epstein's first arrest on sex

[30:18] charges. The first flight took place on

[30:20] September on February 27th, 2006 from

[30:23] New York's JFK International Airport to

[30:26] London's Luton Airport. The manifest for

[30:28] the second flight from London to New

[30:30] York on March 3rd, 2006, indicates that

[30:33] Balin flew with 12 other passengers,

[30:35] including Epstein, modeling agent, and

[30:37] Epstein associate Jean Luke Brunell.

[30:41] Ah, France, you haunt me. And six

[30:43] peoples whose names are redacted on the

[30:46] version of the manifest that was

[30:47] released in October 2025 by the United

[30:52] States House Committee, the one that

[30:53] Trump fought not to have released. John

[30:56] Luke Brunell, if that jogging memory,

[30:58] he's the second one who probably didn't

[30:59] kill himself, but did end up hung in a

[31:02] prison. His French disgusting

[31:06] uh partner who Jeffrey Epstein invested

[31:08] in his modeling business. And Jean

[31:09] Lupernell like sent Jeffrey Epstein, I

[31:12] think is it 8-year-old triplets for his

[31:14] birthday? Maybe they were 10 years old

[31:16] triplets for his birthday. I mean,

[31:17] really disgusting stuff. And I had told

[31:19] you this John Luke Bernell character

[31:20] also happened to start um be one of the

[31:24] founders of that firm that was run by

[31:28] Faith Kates that the people who worked

[31:32] for Faith Kates. Remember Erica?

[31:35] Remember Erica Kirk? Well, Erica Fronfay

[31:39] with the suits involved with the suits

[31:42] they allege managing modeling

[31:44] apartments. We went out to Erica for

[31:45] comment. something that I would

[31:46] instantly want to remove myself from and

[31:48] say no that's absolutely not true. They

[31:50] are certain it is true. Uh and we got

[31:53] nothing. We got nothing.

[31:56] John Lernell just I just I don't know. I

[31:58] just feel like this keeps happening.

[32:03] It just feels to me like this keeps

[32:06] happening. When we look at the state of

[32:09] things in America right now, we know

[32:13] that everything that went sideways with

[32:16] Trump went sideways after he looked us

[32:18] in the eye and pretended the Epstein

[32:20] files were nothing. Uh, are we still

[32:23] talking about the Epstein files? He

[32:24] thought himself a king that could just

[32:26] mandate us to forget it. That was

[32:28] obviously the day that I made it clear I

[32:29] was done. I don't even I am not meeting

[32:31] you halfway. not when it comes to

[32:34] allegations and proven um instances of

[32:38] pedophilia and the fight to push out

[32:42] Thomas Massie. Thomas Massie and Roana

[32:44] uh pulled together left and right came

[32:47] together and were like, "No, what is in

[32:48] these files?" Like children are being

[32:49] harmed. We have people who are promoting

[32:54] and celebrating people who harm

[32:55] children, protecting people who harm

[32:57] children.

[32:58] We have BBNet and Yahoo in DC right now.

[33:03] And it sickens me. It actually sickens

[33:06] me. And this is a perfect time to

[33:09] discuss the reason that the Iranian

[33:12] propaganda, I don't know if propaganda

[33:14] means it's untrue or just that they're

[33:15] propagating their vision, because it

[33:17] certainly is not untrue, has been going

[33:19] viral. These Lego videos, you've seen

[33:20] the Lego videos on X, you've seen them

[33:23] on Instagram. People are sharing them.

[33:24] And there's a reason why these videos

[33:26] are resonating with Americans because we

[33:29] feel like we have lost our country so

[33:32] that Trump can protect the elites,

[33:35] particularly Israel, particularly

[33:38] Jeffrey Epstein and his entire network.

[33:41] It seems Trump has completely abandoned

[33:43] and forgotten the American people so

[33:46] long as he can protect the Epstein

[33:48] network. And by any objective metric,

[33:51] these videos that they are creating are

[33:53] fantastic depictions of how people feel.

[33:55] It reminds me of when Trump had an

[33:57] artist that was making uh um paintings

[34:01] about the forgotten American. They

[34:03] tapped into how Americans were feeling

[34:05] in the flyover states. the reason why

[34:07] people put Trump into office, the reason

[34:09] why I backed Trump, somebody who of

[34:12] course people we we always know he had

[34:14] been bombastic, but we thought, oh, it's

[34:16] going to take somebody who's bombastic

[34:17] and somebody who is not institutional,

[34:19] somebody who's on the outside

[34:21] um to stand up and call these things

[34:24] out.

[34:26] Who is Trump now? What is Trump now?

[34:30] What is the Trump family now?

[34:33] no interest in in in the Charlie Kirk

[34:36] assassination. Why is that?

[34:41] Why is that?

[34:44] I'd like a com Don Trump Jr. actually

[34:45] has been heading into the courthouse

[34:48] with Erica. He knows guns. I would love

[34:52] a comment from him on that video. What

[34:54] do you think? German Mouser 98.

[34:58] No flash, no kickback. What do you

[35:01] think, Don?

[35:02] Did you see video in 4K? Did you see

[35:04] that video in 4K?

[35:07] The reason why these videos are going

[35:09] viral is because they, like I said,

[35:11] contain this kernel of truth. And that

[35:14] is when art works, so to speak. Uh

[35:18] because you feel it and you go, "Yeah,

[35:20] this is how it we've been betrayed by

[35:21] Trump." And also on its face, it appears

[35:26] like what we've stumbled upon is a

[35:28] global trafficking ring which spans all

[35:30] across the West.

[35:33] What I've hit on in my Breit Mcronone

[35:35] series, I've been hitting on this

[35:36] talking about Epstein and MK Ultra. It's

[35:38] like all of this kind of seems to be

[35:40] converging and the people are waking up

[35:43] and this slop that they're trying to

[35:46] feed us, go to war,

[35:49] Iran bad, Israel good, isn't working.

[35:52] There was an organic response to these

[35:54] Lego videos because of how we feel left

[35:58] and right. They're even trying to the

[36:00] left and this the right. We're not even

[36:01] taking that slop anymore. So, they

[36:04] dropped another video last night and I

[36:06] thought it couldn't be more timely and

[36:08] I'm actually going to just let you guys

[36:09] watch this full screen. Um, the Lego

[36:13] video dropped by Iran. Take a look at

[36:17] this.

[36:21] Your empire is done.

[36:25] [music] You started a war. You thought

[36:27] you would win. Uh-huh. Now look at the

[36:29] mess that your country is in. Look at

[36:31] it. Your general's crying. Your plan was

[36:33] a bust. The promises [music] made

[36:35] turning to dust. Marco Rubio was

[36:36] sweating on the floor. They as you

[36:39] wasted on war. You lied from day one.

[36:40] You capping a lot. But look at the

[36:42] street. Yeah, we got it on lock down.

[36:44] Begging for mercy. You're [music]

[36:45] peaceing.

[36:48] You sure?

[36:50] You're losing the straight. [music]

[36:52] You're losing the state. And now the

[36:54] whole public is drowning in hate. You

[36:55] told Epstein. [snorts] Now listen to the

[36:58] crowd.

[36:59] >> Epste.

[37:05] [music]

[37:11] [music]

[37:12] >> You lied about Iran. Said Navy is gone.

[37:15] You promised regime change from darkness

[37:16] to dawn. Dreaming your beautiful B2 were

[37:19] flying so high, still shaking [music]

[37:20] inside.

[37:22] >> You're about to cry.

[37:25] >> You stood on the stage looking [music]

[37:26] completely detached. [singing]

[37:28] I don't care about voters as cash.

[37:29] >> Did he really say that? Yeah, he did.

[37:32] >> You care about [music] luxury while

[37:34] Americanamilies starve on the streets.

[37:36] Inflation is peing. Economy's dead, but

[37:38] you worry about Israel. [music] Instead,

[37:39] the corruption is deep. A buying the

[37:41] state. Every politician's got a price on

[37:44] their plate. You're all just puppets

[37:45] dancing for funs. Iran is standing and

[37:47] holding the guns. You're losing the

[37:49] strength. [music] You're losing the

[37:51] state.

[37:51] >> And now the whole public is drowning in

[37:53] hate. You told Stop talking about

[37:54] Epstein. Now listen to the crowd.

[37:57] >> Epste.

[37:59] [music]

[38:11] >> You called yourself a king, but you're

[38:13] just a DJ queen. [music] The [singing]

[38:15] biggest disaster the White House has

[38:17] seen. Your empire [music]

[38:20] is done.

[38:29] [music]

[38:30] >> The war is

[38:36] [music]

[38:42] >> stuck in my head all day. Watched it

[38:44] like 12 times. Epstein, Epstein,

[38:46] Epstein. Louder. It's like that was it.

[38:49] They were just you're not allowed to

[38:51] talk about Epstein. And I'm like, "No,

[38:52] Epstein. EP like we're waking up to

[38:54] something bigger here that is

[38:56] happening." And evil has been plotting

[38:59] for a very long time. And we've all been

[39:00] asleep. We've all been playing the

[39:01] games. We are all guilty of this. We are

[39:03] all guilty, left and right, of falling

[39:05] for the slop. And that was the test with

[39:07] the Tyler Robinson case. Immediately the

[39:09] left did this. It was about

[39:10] transgenderism. Look at the last

[39:11] question. That was as that was it.

[39:13] Charlie was targeted because of his

[39:14] views on transgenderism. No evidence.

[39:18] Just don't look deeper than that. Accept

[39:21] this. They murdered Charlie and then

[39:24] also being interjected with the

[39:26] Christian slop.

[39:29] Grieving widow pastors and ripped jeans

[39:32] telling you about what's demonic. Like a

[39:35] military operation, a military scop

[39:37] these mega pastors. We start looking

[39:39] into that. Wow. How many of them have

[39:40] been like reformed pedos? We did that

[39:43] episode looking at the Calvary Chapel

[39:45] church in particular. You remember a

[39:47] while ago? What is this? Why are they

[39:49] all so gungho about Israel?

[39:52] All of them.

[39:54] That's what it is. Sweet nothings. Stay

[39:56] dumb. Keep getting poisoned. Don't you

[39:59] love Trump? You Oh, you you're betraying

[40:02] Trump. You're betraying Charlie by

[40:04] looking into this further.

[40:06] You know, this is what this is what

[40:07] Charlie would want. My Charlie. My

[40:09] Charlie. My Charlie. Yeah. Well, we're

[40:13] awake now and there's there is too many

[40:15] of us. There's too many of us and we're

[40:18] all back channeling and sharing

[40:20] information. So, it's like a game of

[40:22] whack-a-ole now. And I do believe

[40:25] Charlie found out something when he

[40:26] looked into his organization and wanted

[40:28] to know where the money was coming from

[40:30] and where it was going to

[40:33] established a Doge audit, which well,

[40:36] the new leader of Turning Point USA

[40:38] obviously canled. She feels good about

[40:40] it. Yeah, not interested. Not as as

[40:42] interested or maybe does honestly

[40:44] doesn't obviously possess the intellect

[40:47] that Charlie possessed. What did Charlie

[40:48] find out in his last days?

[40:51] I don't know that we'll find out. I

[40:52] think maybe we will. Anyway, uh last

[40:55] thing I wanted to show you this was

[40:56] because uh one of you guys in the

[40:58] comment yesterday

[40:59] commented when I was saying I never know

[41:01] what Erica is saying. It's like watching

[41:03] the Camala campaign. It's just going in

[41:05] circles. One of you guys wrote this

[41:07] comment. Um, my favorite quote from

[41:09] Erica is when she tells us to be a

[41:11] table. I was like, "What did that

[41:14] happen?" And sure enough, we were able

[41:16] to find the clip where she tells people

[41:19] to be a table. It's very funny. Take a

[41:21] look at this. That means when you're

[41:23] tableabling, if your table keeps getting

[41:26] destroyed,

[41:28] become a roving table yourself and go

[41:31] talk to people. Go sit with people at

[41:33] lunch you don't normally sit with. Be

[41:36] creative with the ways that you are a

[41:38] chapter leader because you are a leader.

[41:40] You are not a follower.

[41:44] [laughter] Be a roving table, I guess,

[41:46] or whatever. We got to start catching

[41:47] these like we used to do with Camala

[41:48] stuff of just what did she just say? Cuz

[41:50] it's just fun. All right, you guys.

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[43:55] All right, top comment from yesterday's

[43:57] episode. MHS writes, "They all clench

[44:00] their cheeks at the sound of,"All right,

[44:02] you guys. I have no idea why I say that.

[44:04] I do. It just like that's my comfort

[44:06] statement. All right, you guys." And

[44:08] yeah, they're probably going, "What is

[44:11] she going to say today?" And let me be

[44:12] very clear. Today is a beginning.

[44:16] Today is a beginning because now we see

[44:17] where everybody's at, where everybody

[44:19] landed, and it's time to go hard.

[44:22] There's a lot more, guys. There is a lot

[44:25] more. And like I said, um we're all

[44:28] coordinating in the background to make

[44:30] sure we all have the information that we

[44:32] need in the event these people grow more

[44:34] evil in their strategies. And we also

[44:38] have um but there always has been

[44:40] there's always been good guys in

[44:42] government and there's very evil people.

[44:44] But I think even for people who are on

[44:46] the fence, the public assassination of

[44:48] Charlie Kirk moved them into the right

[44:51] direction and they're becoming more and

[44:55] more and more brave people in

[44:56] government. So, uh, don't forget that

[45:00] this person writes, "Andrew is going to

[45:02] move the goalpost." Quote, "Show me a

[45:04] text message of you and Charlie from

[45:06] 2026." Yes, that's probably where we are

[45:10] headed. It is dark humor, but on point.

[45:12] Show me 20. I show 2025. Not that one.

[45:15] Show me one from from the last 24

[45:17] months. I show not that one. 2018, 2019.

[45:20] What? Pick a year. Any year. Evidence of

[45:23] friendship. Now we're in July.

[45:26] Apparently July, Charlie was not happy

[45:28] with me. That's what Andrew says. And I

[45:30] don't doubt it. He wouldn't have done

[45:31] it. It's so true. Charlie would not have

[45:33] revealed the private conversation with

[45:34] Trump asking me to stop speaking about

[45:36] Breijit. That's a fact, actually. So

[45:39] point to Andrew. From today's episode,

[45:41] Karen Jane Child writes, "Look into

[45:43] Mormon road shows and their links

[45:45] between theater productions and those

[45:46] accused of being in the Mormon Mafia and

[45:50] SR and MK Ultra. Mormons are very

[45:53] talented at outings on shows. I know

[45:55] nothing about that. I will uh see if I

[45:57] can find some time to look into that.

[45:58] Sounds like another rabbit hole." Mormon

[46:00] road shows. Lamar Poor writes, "Their

[46:02] insanity is they shouldn't be messing

[46:04] with a rested battle bun pregnant

[46:06] Candace. Let them lie. Let them pull

[46:08] their tantrums. the bigger they are, the

[46:09] harder they fall. Just remember, Christ

[46:11] gave you an army that has your back. Um,

[46:14] you are so correct and it it is it just

[46:17] feels like the army of truth is rising

[46:19] and it's been amazing to see people who

[46:22] Charlie didn't know uh make it their

[46:25] full-time job to figure out what

[46:27] happened here. Dedicating, I mean, the

[46:29] time, the resources, going on the

[46:31] ground, getting information, uh, passing

[46:34] around information, creating entire

[46:36] websites. Ian Carol put together um an

[46:40] entire website. I mean, there are so

[46:42] many things that you can look at and say

[46:45] that it has been a positive. And the

[46:46] greatest thing is no one would have

[46:48] thought, least of all, Charlie, that

[46:51] this would like something would bring

[46:52] the left and the right together because

[46:54] we were all just sort of in our own

[46:56] pockets. I'm a conservative. You're a

[46:58] liberal. We can't help each other. And

[47:01] now we realize there's a way greater

[47:03] evil that we need to be focusing on.

[47:04] Becca writes, "It's possible that along

[47:06] with the eene amount of gauze that was

[47:09] shoved into Charlie to stop the

[47:10] bleeding, that bullet fragments were

[47:12] also shoved in, hence why they don't

[47:14] match a 306 or Tyler's bullets. Could

[47:16] that be the purpose of the gloves in the

[47:19] door?" Look, all things are possible. I

[47:22] would say that if you were going to do

[47:23] that, you could just have the medical

[47:25] examiner say she took something out

[47:27] somewhere. That'd be easier than having

[47:29] to actually place them. and uh uh that

[47:32] that would be the preferred route if

[47:33] you're going to be that corrupt. And we

[47:34] do know that there was a fed overseeing

[47:36] the autopsy.

[47:38] That's part of the problem. The feds

[47:40] were involved way too early. Every

[47:42] police division that I've spoken to said

[47:44] that the feds were sending everybody on

[47:46] wild goose hunts and telling them to

[47:49] look in buildings and SWAT team looking

[47:51] in buildings that had nothing to do with

[47:52] anything. Like just go search over here

[47:54] and marshals being sent places that had

[47:57] nothing to do with anything. dogs being

[47:58] sent to Chase Sense that had nothing to

[48:00] do with anything. Um, yeah, this

[48:05] but I guess that's just Cash Patel's DOJ

[48:07] or whatever. Britney Bicks writes, "The

[48:09] fact that the same people who asked

[48:10] Charlie to ask you to stop talking about

[48:13] Breijit are calling you nuts for talking

[48:16] about his murder is nothing short of

[48:18] hysterical. Frenchie T ain't got nothing

[48:20] on the passion that you have for this."

[48:21] That's exactly right. I mean, if I was

[48:23] passionate about this story in France

[48:25] because of the obvious corruption at the

[48:27] top of people colluding to hide the

[48:29] story and uh using the force of the feds

[48:33] in France to go after journalists who

[48:35] are just telling the truth. Imagine my

[48:36] passion for this story, thinking in my

[48:39] head that this could have actually been

[48:41] me.

[48:42] I did tours. I had a contract with

[48:44] Charlie. You you understand how this

[48:46] impacts to to see somebody build

[48:48] something and to be so trusting and to

[48:50] then realize that so many elements of

[48:52] his life were a lie and then to realize

[48:54] elements of my life and my beginning in

[48:56] politics was a lie as well. Yeah, that's

[48:58] going to drive someone to be

[48:59] extraordinarily passionate and it is of

[49:02] course not something that we're going to

[49:03] move on from because you call me nuts. I

[49:05] don't care about your memes. I don't

[49:07] care you keep pretending that we present

[49:09] no evidence. It doesn't matter how much

[49:10] evidence we we actually had a graphic

[49:12] for how much evidence we and stories

[49:14] that we exclusively broke about this.

[49:16] And no matter how much we have, they all

[49:17] say the same thing. She's just tell

[49:19] talking about her dreams. Well, thank

[49:21] you guys for hanging on this podcast.

[49:23] What I mean, how many live viewers do we

[49:25] have right now that just are here?

[49:26] Apparently, I'm just telling you my

[49:28] dreams every night. Like [laughter] I

[49:30] mean, and they the bigger the audience

[49:32] gets, they should realize that that

[49:33] propaganda falls because people know

[49:36] they're watching the show for a reason

[49:37] because we have put so much work into

[49:38] this. And we don't do this because we

[49:40] need credit for doing work. Um we do

[49:42] this because God gave us this platform

[49:44] and if we can pull together um tips and

[49:48] if people in government trust us with

[49:49] this sort of information because they're

[49:51] watching how we've done this and then

[49:55] what what a what a great honor. What a

[49:56] great honor to be able to serve truth.

[49:58] What a great honor to be able to serve

[49:59] Christ. I got to deal with like pastors

[50:00] on stage in Sundays in a whipped jeans

[50:02] calling me crazy. Like cool don't care.

[50:04] You have no power. Get out of here. We

[50:06] don't recognize you. Like who do you

[50:08] ordain yourself? Like I mean I'm just a

[50:10] pastor. I'm very cool, very hip. Kids

[50:14] listen to me. Thumb's grace writes.

[50:16] Thank you Candace. We love you. I love

[50:18] you guys too. Uh this person writes, "I

[50:20] live for the day. The number one standis

[50:22] Brad Parcal gets a Lego video." I told

[50:26] you I met Brad very many moons ago with

[50:28] Charlie Kirk who I didn't know.

[50:30] Apparently I wasn't friends with but I

[50:32] did meet him many moons ago. And uh we

[50:34] had a Brad and I had a friendly

[50:36] relationship. Um you know, obviously

[50:39] just being in politics or whatever, but

[50:41] he was definitely a very confident

[50:43] person and you know, definitely came off

[50:46] as brash. Didn't believe that I was

[50:48] going to be anything. I will say that.

[50:50] Uh but was nice anyway. Simon Webster

[50:53] writes, "If he was going to assassinate

[50:55] Charlie, he h he'd have been on the roof

[50:58] prior to find his best position, workout

[51:01] distance, aim, ensuring others were not

[51:03] in the way uh to charge Charlie sitting

[51:06] behavior, still or animated." You know

[51:08] what's interesting about that? I can't

[51:10] wait until we find out who the Turning

[51:12] Point employee was who is going to

[51:14] testify and say that Tyler Robinson came

[51:16] up to him or her. uh because that's

[51:22] going to be interesting. I'll leave it

[51:23] at that. I will leave it at that. I

[51:26] always wait for them to give information

[51:28] before I give information. And I have a

[51:31] hunch about who that employee is going

[51:34] to be.

[51:36] I hope my hunch is correct

[51:39] because I will have a very interesting

[51:41] episode for you guys. As always, Jacob

[51:43] Morrison writes, "I think when we saw um

[51:46] that flash, that was a signal that he

[51:48] was in position and there is no way he

[51:50] has enough time to adjust his sights.

[51:51] Also, people have anxiety shooting deer.

[51:54] There is none of this. It's too quick."

[51:56] Sure did look like a professional. I

[52:00] will say that. So, I somebody who would

[52:02] at the very least, if he's just a

[52:04] hunter, have a ton of trophies to show

[52:07] for it. He'd have antlers. He'd have

[52:10] maybe some buffalo

[52:12] from Africa. I don't know. He'd have

[52:14] just a lot going on there to show that

[52:17] he was that skilled because I would say

[52:19] my husband's a darn good hunter. He's a

[52:22] very good hunter. And I've only gone

[52:25] hunting with him once in Africa and he's

[52:27] not taken that shot that fast.

[52:30] Nor have I ever seen him do that

[52:31] tactical move in particular. So anyways,

[52:34] but what do I know? What do I know? were

[52:36] just um you know on the internet

[52:38] dreaming or whatever. I think I got all

[52:40] I got all of these messages. Um nope.

[52:43] Ali writes, "JFK was murdered over 60

[52:45] years ago and there are still so many

[52:46] unanswered questions. So why are they so

[52:48] mad at people for asking questions and

[52:49] speculating about the possibilities? By

[52:51] their logic, you needed hard evidence to

[52:53] question JFK narrative 60 years ago."

[52:54] Yes, of course. That's why they launched

[52:56] Operation Mockingbird then and why they

[52:58] launched it again this time. Same exact

[53:00] reason. That's what these influencers

[53:02] are. That's Operation Mockingbird. You

[53:04] can't just all say the same word, the

[53:06] same um adjective to describe the state

[53:08] that you are in. You are not all just

[53:10] like overwhelmed with evidence. You're

[53:12] not all subbured with evidence. That's

[53:13] like be a person, be an individual. This

[53:15] is what fails. That used to work because

[53:18] everything was so new. You know, JFK was

[53:20] the TV president, so to speak, was as

[53:22] technology was shifting. Good-looking

[53:24] president. And so that sort of um of a

[53:28] psychological operation was new upon the

[53:30] people, not something that they could

[53:31] process. This is no longer new.

[53:34] It's actually ironic because it was

[53:36] Trump that initially fractured our trust

[53:38] in the mainstream media. And it is for

[53:42] that reason that we can spot this. Even

[53:45] though it's now reemerged and they're

[53:46] not the mainstream media, they're

[53:47] independent creators that are [snorts]

[53:50] clearly all part of these influencable

[53:52] campaigns, all saying the same words and

[53:53] the same sentences meant to attack us

[53:56] psychologically.

[53:58] Do you go just submit and you just say

[54:00] that you see the thing that's not there?

[54:02] a literal CIA experiment, by the way,

[54:04] that had took place. So, they um I'm

[54:07] mixing what fruits they had up, but they

[54:09] had one person who was not in on it. The

[54:11] other uh let's say 26 people were all

[54:13] CIA agents and they held up a p picture

[54:16] of a banana and asked every agent in the

[54:20] room, "What do you see?" And the agents

[54:23] were all told to say, "Apple." They only

[54:25] wanted to see what that last person

[54:26] would say. So, it's clearly a banana,

[54:27] but they're all going apple. Apple,

[54:29] apple, apple, apple, apple, apple,

[54:31] apple, apple, apple, apple, apple apple,

[54:33] apple apple. They get to that last

[54:34] person and guess what he says? He says,

[54:36] "Apple." [laughter]

[54:37] Even though it's actually a banana.

[54:39] That's what they're trying to do right

[54:40] now. This experiment. It's overwhelming.

[54:43] It's overwhelming. It's overwhelming.

[54:44] So, you're supposed to be number 26 in

[54:46] the room and go, "It's overwhelming."

[54:50] Nah, good. Actually, I see a banana

[54:55] every single time. I just I see the

[54:56] banana. Must be something wrong with me

[54:58] or something wrong with you. Anyway, we

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[55:42] Like I said, Monday we talk about the

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[55:45] this. And we have a lot more. We just

[55:49] have a lot more, you guys. So stay tuned

[55:52] because the truth is inevitable. We'll

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