[00:00] Today, I'm making a threepart analysis of the
strangest developments of uh Charlie Kirk's
[00:05] assassination in the past 48 hours, especially
about the reaction of TPUSA's chief of staff,
[00:13] Mike McCoy, the instant Charlie Kirk was shot.
And in this video that you're about to watch, I'm
[00:21] going to analyze the explanation from the TPUSA
dudes about uh Mike McCoy's behavior that well,
[00:29] yeah, everybody is talking about. Again, this is
going to be a three-part. This is the second part
[00:35] of this analysis. If you have not watched the
first part in which I analyze the behavior of
[00:42] Mike McCoy, the instant Charlie watch shot, it's
I'm going to give you the link to that uh video
[00:49] in the description of this one. I suggest that
you watch that one first so you see that yeah,
[00:56] it really doesn't make sense. So you
better understand how these guys are
[01:01] trying to explain the unexplainable.
And in the third part of this analysis,
[01:07] I'm going to address that selfie video that this
guy uh Terrell Fernsworth recorded by himself.
[01:18] Yeah. Selfie video less than one minute after
Charlie Kirk had been shot. Recorded a selfie
[01:27] video. And he was the one. This the same guy who
took down the SD cards. The cameras were behind
[01:34] Charlie less than 5 minutes uh after he was shot.
Again, this is this is going to be the third part,
[01:42] but we are here to address this second part of
this analysis. Update on Charlie Kirk, Andrew Kov,
[01:49] and Blake Nef address the controversial video of
Mikey McCoy right after Charlie was shot. Again,
[01:57] I'm going to address this analysis right now.
This is going to be a longish video. I'm sure
[02:04] that you are aware that this is not the usual
length of my analysis, but this I think this
[02:09] deserves that. I'm going to just play and at every
moment that I see something, especially one very
[02:17] important contradiction from Blake, I'm going
to um chime in. We got to do a little We got to
[02:24] do a little addressing of a of a video that went
viral this this uh weekend. And it's a video of
[02:32] Charlie's chief of staff. We made the decision
that we wanted to address this head-on because,
[02:36] you know, candidly, there's so much intrigue. And
I'm going to I'm going to do a generous thing. The
[02:42] intrigue is because people care about Charlie. One
thing that I have never liked about Andrew Kovet,
[02:49] and you know that you you can find my video
about him on this channel, the body language guy,
[02:54] in which he doesn't pass this smell test for me. I
don't know. I simply I don't know have bad vibes.
[03:02] Can be anything. Maybe I just uh don't like the
guy. But I there's something uh truly off. And
[03:09] the other thing that I have noticed that it has
been this constant reactive attitude to what is
[03:17] leaked online. It's a it would be a bit I don't
know more helpful if they just try to explain
[03:25] everything that happened uh one step after
another especially on their part because I I
[03:32] guess that well their actions should have nothing
to do with Tyler Robinson the alleged um shooter
[03:41] of Charlie Kirk and the investigation and Blake
was right ne next to Charlie and he's going to
[03:48] spill a a lot of details that he could have said
perfectly uh weeks before but he didn't until this
[03:56] uh videos uh pop up. So that is strange that they
keep just reacting to what pops up and only when
[04:05] things pop pop up. It would be much better if they
could just come forward with uh what they already
[04:12] know. Uh because as Andrew Culvet is addressing
himself right now, people care about what happened
[04:19] to Charlie. We care about what happened to
Charlie and we want to know the details.
[04:24] It's natural. It's natural. And besides, Charlie
recorded every single debate, every single thing,
[04:34] everything is because he knew the power of Yeah.
being transparent about everything. again. Well,
[04:41] let's uh let's continue. We we have a long video.
I heard a fast. Okay. So, that part I understand
[04:47] you're more generous than I'd be. Yes. And that's
fine. And I am going to give you the the the the
[04:54] floor here now, Blake, because you were there
and you actually interacted with Mikey. You were
[04:59] with Mikey. You you left the scene and then re uh
connected with Mikey. So notice left the scene and
[05:09] then reconnected with Mikey and Blake interrupts
him. Notice that that is going to be important in
[05:15] just a couple minutes. Explain what the video is.
I'm not going to I'm not going to wallow in it at
[05:21] length, but people have it's gone viral and people
have asked us to address it and we're going to do
[05:26] so briefly. The video without going way into it is
by I can't even remember the guy's name. Someone
[05:32] made a video that is attacking Mikey, Charlie's
friend, Charlie's chief of staff, a guy all of us
[05:38] know, a guy who we've seen on the show here
the last few weeks. They are attacking him,
[05:42] claiming based on a few seconds of clips that he
allegedly has like a nonchalant or calm reaction
[05:48] to Charlie's murder. No. Well, I analyzed that
video and it was strange how he just brought the
[05:57] instant Charlie was shot. He brought his u hand
to his uh ear. It um it is um still my doubt he
[06:06] had a phone but it looks like he was on the phone
with somebody. He didn't even have time to dial
[06:13] any number and he just walks away. It's like
it's like he's saying that it's like this guy
[06:21] Blake is pretending that we did not see what we
saw in that first analysis that I made. So that
[06:27] is a bit misleading and I'm just going to be blunt
about this. This is a extremely disgusting attack.
[06:34] It is not an attack. We are wondering why somebody
in the instant in the exact moment that his friend
[06:44] was shot, he just walks away as in is there are
many ways to be in shock, but what happened is
[06:54] is no, this is uh this is not it. And I can speak
to that because I was there when it happened and
[07:00] I was next to Mikey when it happened. And what
I can say is I again I can't say every single
[07:07] thing that happened but I want to talk about this
specific narrow thing that the shooting occurs. I
[07:13] am next to Mikey. Both of us hear a loud crack. We
both turn. We both see Charlie who has been shot.
[07:21] Wrong. Because you see in my first analysis that
Mikey McCoy did not turn. He was literally next to
[07:30] the curtain was behind Charlie. And the instant
the video the the the bullet hits Charlie, he
[07:39] just brings his head to his uh his his hand to his
ear and walks right behind the curtain. There's no
[07:47] like, you know, leaning leaning forward to try to
make out what really happened to Charlie who tried
[07:53] to okay what is going on. It's the instant So
something that something that even even the people
[08:00] you see you see the reaction of the people around
Charlie was in the front in front of Charlie in
[08:06] front of Charlie sorry you see that they stay
standing up for a second and a half and then
[08:16] they drop to the to the ground. That is normal be
because you want your your brain is still trying
[08:22] to figure out in that second and a half what is
going on. No, Mikey McCoy just at the instant,
[08:31] at the precise instant, less than one second, we
are talking about milliseconds, he just brings
[08:38] his head to his uh his hand to his head and walks
away. That's what happened. Both of us, I think,
[08:45] at about the same time, realize that that means
there is a shooter who is on the scene. Notice
[08:51] what this guy is doing. He's trying to mimic or
try to transfer his experience, his experience
[09:00] to Mikey McCoy's experience, which is misleading.
One of the thing is his experience. One thing is
[09:06] what we see in Mikey McCoy's behavior. So, this
is this is pretty misleading. Uh, and you know,
[09:13] you just hear the crack. Uh, he's repeating
about the crack as well. You don't know. Did
[09:18] it come from far away? Did it come from close?
Is there a mass shooter unfolding right now?
[09:22] You are confused. You are confused, right? You
don't know what to do in that moment. And that
[09:28] confusion will freeze you. Yeah. For roughly
one second and a half or maybe two seconds.
[09:34] I think that did not happen with Mikey McCoy. So
I and him both had the reaction of let's get out
[09:43] of here before we were both shot. Okay. So, how
did you know what was the direction to go if you
[09:51] just said you didn't know where the shot came
from? That is not us abandoning Charlie. No,
[10:00] nobody has said that. Nobody has said that you
were abandoning Charlie. That is that is you
[10:05] saying those words. Charlie had a security team.
They all leapt immediately into action and they
[10:10] got Charlie out of there, which was what their job
was to do. My job was not to get in the way and
[10:15] screw this up because like I had to be a hero.
We're not talking about you, Paul, but again,
[10:20] if you saw my first analysis, you would confirm
that the security team e even the security team
[10:28] was still in the process to get up to Charlie
when Mikey McCoy was already behind the curtain,
[10:35] was already away from from there. Just something
baffling. That was not my job. I remember even
[10:41] running past both of us going past the, you know,
the SUV that we came in on and me thinking, okay,
[10:48] this is important. Listen to this. That was not
my job. I remember even running past both of us
[10:53] going past the, you know, the SUV that we came in
on and me thinking, should I get in that car? And
[10:59] then thinking, no, that's a really stupid thing
to do. And then I kept going. So I was not with
[11:05] Mikey immed or I don't remember being with him.
Notice that he first says, "I was running." Then
[11:11] he immediately changes his narrative to say, "We
were both running." I remember even running past
[11:17] both of us going past. I remember running past
and then both of us running past the SUV that
[11:23] we came in the, you know, the SUV that we came in
on and me thinking, should I get in that car? And
[11:29] then thinking, notice that he talks about himself.
I was running or both of us were running. Should I
[11:35] get in the car? Now he's talking about himself,
not should we get into that car that he doesn't
[11:41] say should we get into that car. My guess that
that he was alone that Mikey McCoy was not next
[11:47] to him. But this this next part No, that's
a really stupid thing to do. And then I kept
[11:52] going. Then I kept going. I kept going. Not we
kept going. Notice that. So I was not with Mikey
[12:03] im or I don't remember being with him. I think I
was not with Mikey or I don't remember being with
[12:08] him. So were you run were you two running side
by side both of you just say or you were not with
[12:15] Mikey? Which one is it? you you are at a studio
weeks after the fact you it's it's it's like it's
[12:25] um I can understand that maybe your memories of
the thing could be you know uh a bit blurry but
[12:32] if you know that you're going to address this in
today's show or in this show then you at least
[12:39] would organize your thoughts so you can you know
say what happened or at least what you remember
[12:47] Not some speculation if uh Mikey McCoy was or was
not next to you running. I think I was ahead of
[12:53] him as we left. I think I was ahead of him as we
left. Okay. Yeah, makes sense because he says that
[13:00] he was running and we saw Mikey McCoy walking. It
makes sense that he the Blake Nef was ahead. And
[13:09] then we get out and I run for must have can't have
been more than 15 or 20 seconds. He ran for 15 or
[13:18] 20 seconds. Keep that in mind. And then I realized
there hasn't been another shot. So, the shooter
[13:25] has likely been detained or stopped or something.
That is a lot of speculation uh with the
[13:30] adrenaline that you would have in your bloodstream
at that point. But again, I that is not the point
[13:37] of this analysis. Not in immediate danger. You're
still in immediate danger. So, well, I pause. I
[13:43] look around me and I see Mikey. So, he just said
that he was ahead of Mikey, that he ran for 15
[13:54] or 20 seconds. He pauses, he turns around, and
Mikey is there. H how exactly is that possible?
[14:03] If Mikey was walking and he had been running for
20 seconds, did did Mikey just teleport to the to
[14:09] the place that Blake Nef was at that instant? Does
Mike McCoy have teleportation powers? That I would
[14:17] be interesting to understand how that happened and
I see Mikey there and I'll never truthfully I will
[14:22] never forget what I saw because I've seen Mikey
almost every day for the past two years. Uh I know
[14:28] his personality very well. He's a very bubbly guy.
He's a very happy guy almost all of the time. And
[14:34] I'll never forget what I saw because it was clear
in the moment that he was profoundly freaked out.
[14:41] What I'll always remember is the way his lip was
quivering, which I'd never seen before. So he was
[14:47] literally next to Mikey McCoy because if you are
able to see somebody's lip quiver quivering is
[14:53] that well you you're literally next to them. So
how does that work? And you you very rarely see
[15:01] from someone that he was freaking out. And then
I think he literally said to me, I I might be
[15:06] imagining this, but I might be imagining this. You
you you wait a second, Paul. Wait a second. What
[15:16] what kind of what kind of mess? You see that
there's a video going viral on the internet.
[15:23] You see that one the chief of staff of TPUSA with
every single conspiracy that is out there brimming
[15:30] with this magma of I don't know theories and crazy
stuff and all the stuff around. You're making a
[15:39] show to, you know, set the record straight and
explain Mikey McCoy's behavior and what more or
[15:47] less happened. and you're gonna say the words, "I
might be imagining this." You You understand that?
[15:55] That's not how Okay, let's clear this up works
that I I was watching this and I couldn't believe
[16:03] watching this is what what what are these people
doing? What what what are they thinking that they
[16:11] are doing? I have no idea. But this doesn't
this doesn't make sense. I wouldn't say that
[16:19] this doesn't add up, but I will say that it this
doesn't make sense from any perspective, man. I if
[16:28] if I said before that Andrew Kova doesn't pass my
smell test, Blake Nef trying to explain where was
[16:38] he and where was Mike McCoy and trying to explain
the video that we saw in my first analysis. This
[16:44] is even worse. Now I trust Andrew Colbert more
because of Blake Nef. How about that? I think what
[16:51] he literally said was he's and then he was looking
around and then he says, "I I need to call Erica.
[16:59] I needed to call Erica." So he's saying that at
least 30 seconds had passed. And at this point,
[17:09] um, Mikey McCoy was not on the phone because
that's when he says that I need to call Erica. But
[17:17] yeah, it absolutely looks like he was on the phone
at that moment. And I'm not going to go back to
[17:24] that first uh video, that first analysis, but the
other theory is that I think that he he mentions
[17:31] it that he was covering his eyes, his ears. But
let's watch this. And he then he takes his phone
[17:37] and he begins calling Erica and I don't want to.
Yeah, that uh that pacifying gesture that he did
[17:45] that touching his mouth, it doesn't mean that he's
lying, but I think that you could say that he's
[17:50] not exactly sure, but he can't be sure that Mikey
McCoy was actually calling Erica at that moment. I
[17:58] don't want to disclose how that call unfolded, but
I don't want to disclose how that call unfolded.
[18:04] Why it I if if if if it was Charlie Kirk's
instructions to call Erica if that happened what
[18:14] would be the problem of saying but yeah I he he
called Erica what would be the secret about that
[18:21] that's something that I don't understand and I
have no idea how could how could that tainted the
[18:26] investigation he did that this you know your mind
extends all of this but that is happening within
[18:32] a minute of all of this occurring. I remember he
calls Erica. I around the same time I pull out my
[18:38] phone and I call my mom just to say, "Mom, there's
been a shooting. You're going to see it on the
[18:43] news. I'm okay. You know, pray for me. I've got to
go." And I remember that call. And around the time
[18:48] I I put that phone away and then he immediately
calls his dad. He calls Rob McCoy and he says,
[18:54] "Dad, someone's shot Charlie. You need to call all
of your pastor friends. Charlie and you remember
[18:59] that this dad claimed at a sermon that his son
was a splatter or something in blood which was
[19:07] not true. That's well that that is part also of
my first analysis was hit. We need everyone to
[19:13] pray right now. And that's what he told him. And
I guess it's just it's very disgusting for me as
[19:21] someone who witnessed this who saw Mikey hugely
distressed and then step up in the moment because
[19:27] after that was called that call was over I saw
Mikey like get total mastery of himself that
[19:32] he realized he had to step up in this situation
and he from so he noticed that how much time has
[19:41] passed. So, uh, apparently Mikey McCoy spoke to
Erica Kirk for how many minutes? Maybe you could
[19:50] say like two minutes. I get back to you and I have
more information because but we already know that
[19:56] Mike McCoy would have no idea. Not not even what
was the the severity of the thing which I already
[20:02] mentioned on my first video that it would be
insane for somebody to call you know the loved
[20:07] one of the somebody who has been shot not knowing
what really happened not knowing if the severity
[20:12] of the shot because Mikey McCoy could not know the
severity of the shot and just tell Erica you know
[20:18] what your husband has been shot I have no idea no
more information about that I don't know if it's I
[20:24] was I don't know a gracing of his ear or on an arm
arm or or the head. You know what? I I I really
[20:30] don't know because we saw that Mikey McCoy could
not have possibly seen the the the the condition,
[20:41] the status of of uh Charlie when he was shot
because he just went away in the exact moment.
[20:51] So, this guy is saying that he was next to Mikey
McCoy during that uncomfortable call with Erica
[20:58] Kirk and his call with his dad and then his
narration continues. How how long did they
[21:07] stay on the same spot or were they walking side by
side? How did that unfold? It doesn't describe it.
[21:14] There's so many gaps on this uh recollection. that
point he was like he was like a general directing
[21:18] a battle where he was, you know, grabbing people
and saying, "Okay, now now now they're trying to,
[21:23] you know, Brown knows the this Mikey McCoy guy
that he was this general leading that he was this
[21:30] uh this great guy was very important guy. Do not
mess with him. Do not ask questions about Mikey
[21:35] McCoy because the guy was I don't know Napoleon
Napoleon in battle or something like that. We
[21:41] need to get to the hospital and we need to do
these things and you guys need to wait here.
[21:46] I need to get in here to get information. Hey,
that that that is that is that is a bit that
[21:50] is a bit misleading because in the timeline of
events, Charlie was already on a SUV towards the
[21:58] hospital. So, it was silly for him to say that
McCoy said, "We need to get to the hospital."
[22:04] Well, I guess that says he he meant him and
whatever else. But the most important thing would
[22:12] have been Charlie to get to the hospital, not them
because they're not doctors. I need to get in here
[22:17] to get information so that I can get it to get it
to Erica. Yeah. Yeah, that would make so much more
[22:25] sense. You need information. You need I don't
know. actual tell Erica this is bad or it was
[22:33] uh just a a flesh wound or something like that but
no it's it's again this this is bananas and when
[22:42] we when we learned he was dead it was he came out
and he told us and then he says and he says now
[22:48] none of you can say anything that you've heard
because it is Erica is not going to hear about
[22:52] this from anyone except me can I ask a question
I've just been thrown into this 10 minutes ago
[22:56] but the there's a suggestion online that Mikey
Charlie's chief of staff, one of the most sincere
[23:02] people you'd ever meet. One of the most sincere
people that you'd ever meet. Why would you have
[23:09] to add all that? We we we we saw the video. We we
want, you know, uh some kind of explanation about
[23:18] the video. And no, uh this Blake Nef spoke for I
don't know, four minutes and he did not give an
[23:26] explanation about the video either. brilliant,
Christian, kind, everyone who's he ever met in
[23:30] his entire life. Couldn't hurt a fly. Was part
of a conspiracy to murder Charlie. That's Wait,
[23:39] at least for from me, I have never said that uh
this guy Mikey McCoy is part of a conspiracy to
[23:47] assassinate Charlie Kirk. I'm just saying that
his behavior is the most bizarre thing that that
[23:57] that has absolutely no explanation. Absolutely
no explanation going on. It's it's vile. It's
[24:04] it's utterly vile. Who would do this? What type
of individual just to create content do we think?
[24:09] Or is there some What's the I don't know. I think
a lot of this mindset just sort of fuels itself.
[24:15] Uh it's it's sort of addictive in the same way a
lot of social media stuff is addictive or in the
[24:21] way like uh honestly something like pornography is
addictive or something like they get really they
[24:28] they almost get a they get a high off of like the
idea of like that they're doing something that's
[24:34] daring or out there. Yeah. And I just want to I
want to make one other point though and and this
[24:39] is actually to your point. You you you saw Mikey
do heroic things that day. I saw Mikey do heroic
[24:46] things. I was not on Andrew Coat was not on site,
but he saw Mikey some with his mind's eye. He saw
[24:55] Mikey um McCoy do heroic things as well. But I
don't know this this these people these people
[25:03] are great. They're not only great at, you know, at
at this stuff. They they know teleportation. They
[25:09] know uh how to watch with your mind. this these
people aren't the X-Men on site, but I immediately
[25:16] flew to Utah. We got a plane. I It's not something
that I'm used to, but it was like my wife went
[25:21] with me. We went straight over. I knew I needed
to be with Erica and the team immediately just
[25:26] because, you know, I just knew. But that moment
when I got the news, I was so shell shocked. I was
[25:35] not even there, but I was immediately traumatized.
My brain fries like an egg. It's normal. It is
[25:44] normal. So imagine you're shell shocked. You're
not even there. You're receiving the information
[25:48] through a text or a call and you are frozen. Then
how did Mikey McCoy react the way that he that he
[25:57] did? if he was literally next to Charlie that I I
don't know what Andrew Kovet tried to do here, but
[26:07] it it was not the it was not the the thing that he
thought it was going to be. I can't see straight.
[26:14] I can't think straight. All I knew is that like
what's happening? My wife came in. She like hugged
[26:19] me. We started crying together and and I c I can't
even remember those moments very clearly. I wasn't
[26:26] even there. Mikey was too talked about that and
he he and I asked him I was like, "Do you even
[26:32] remember the moments after?" He's like, "I can't I
can't even really remember. I know I called Erica.
[26:37] I know I called my wife. I know I called my dad."
Okay. Now, he also called his wife. All right. I
[26:44] can't even really remember the the steps I took.
I can't But here's the last thing I want to make
[26:49] a point of. And Charlie because Charlie had given
me similar instructions along the years. said,
[26:54] "If anything ever happens to me, you call Erica."
That is and he drilled that into Mikey's brain so
[27:01] that when this moment of trauma happened that he
turned around and he knew he had to do it. And by
[27:06] the way, I just last thing because this is part of
the the video allegations here is that they think
[27:11] they they're alleging that he was on the phone
immediately. He was not. He was taking social
[27:15] videos which he would send to our group chat which
we would then put on Charlie's social while the
[27:20] event was happening so you could see like the
crowd come in or his interactions. And we were
[27:24] only two questions into this event. Well, we saw
I'm I'm going to play that for you because that
[27:29] that is absolut that absolutely takes this what
Andrew Covet is saying it's uh it's contradicting
[27:36] what happened. I'm going to show you here. If you
saw my first analysis, you see that black black
[27:42] square means that Charlie has not been shot. Red
square means that Charlie has just been shot. This
[27:48] is u Charlie has just been shot. this figure that
you see here, this figure and a white sweater,
[27:55] a long sleeved uh shirt. Uh here's the black box.
When it turns red is that uh Charlie was shot.
[28:04] I'm going to move frame by frame was shot and he
immediately brings his uh hand to his left hand to
[28:14] his ear immediately. Immediately does that. Okay.
immediately does this. All right. So, I think that
[28:24] there's a lot of a huge contradiction. I'm going
to play the uh call that uh thing again. Is that
[28:30] they think they they're alleging that he was on
the phone immediately. He was not. He was taking
[28:36] social videos which he would send to our group
chat which we would then put on Charlie social
[28:40] while the event was happening. So, you could see
like the crowd come in or his interactions. And
[28:44] we were only two questions into this event. So,
he was still getting it out to all the chats.
[28:49] He was uh um messaging a lot. He was not
filming. We saw we we have a video. I have
[28:56] a there's a longest longish video out there. I'm
going to show it to you right now. I know that
[29:00] this video has been dragging from uh this is not
the usual length of my videos, but I want you to
[29:07] notice that this guy this this was uh this was
Mikey McCoy. Uh yeah, he w he was doing a lot
[29:17] of the stuff in his phone. Uh a lot of the stuff,
but most of it was not shooting video. So again,
[29:24] that is uh a bit misleading on Andrew Kovette. You
see that he's messaging a lot, messaging a lot,
[29:30] messaging a lot. You might be writing a caption or
something. Uh but uh it's not that it doesn't even
[29:38] answer the question that how come he brought
his hand to his ear the instant that Charlie
[29:47] was shot and he just walked away. He they have not
addressed the fact that he walked away the instant
[29:56] Charlie was shot. They want to explain this all
that they want but they can't into this event. So,
[30:03] he was still getting it out to all the chats he
needed to do, which he did at every event. He
[30:07] turns around and it was so blaringly loud. I'm
told, you would know this better than this is
[30:11] what I'm told. It was so blaringly loud and he was
so shell shocked. He put his fingers in his ear,
[30:16] but his his phone was still in his hand. He walks
away and he's not even not even walk. I want to
[30:23] cuz people are talking about that. The way it
was is we had a cordoned off area with, you know,
[30:28] grates so you could had controlled access. All the
people when this happens, they all get the idea we
[30:33] should leave before we are shot. And so there's
a little narrow gap that I think people, it's not
[30:39] really walking, it's that everyone has to slow
up to get through this little narrow choke point
[30:43] to get out of the area. And anyways, well, the
point is he walks briskly. It and now now he walks
[30:49] briskly. They they want to justify in some way
or another that we saw the guy with with our very
[30:55] own eyes literally walking. They they they try to
he walks briskly and no he was just bringing his
[31:04] um he said that his fingers to his ears because
people are talking the way it was no no it was
[31:11] a bit I'm told you would know this enough what
I'm told so blaringly loud and he was so shell
[31:14] shock put his fing he it was shell shaw and it
was so loud that he brought his fingers to his
[31:21] uh ears right because that that is that is Uh,
I don't know. I I I don't know. Okay. I don't
[31:32] know how would I react to a shooting, but one
thing that I I don't know. I I have never seen
[31:41] I have seen a lot of footage of people reacting
to a shooting. And I don't know. I I think for
[31:49] me maybe you can help me in the comments but I
have never seen somebody uh walking away covering
[31:55] uh their ears because it is too loud because our
first impulse our brain enters in overdrive mode
[32:05] and uses our vision our ears everything around
us to assess the threat like covering our ears.
[32:13] Okay, maybe maybe some people with some degree
of autism can react like this, but I I don't
[32:19] think that if you are in that level of autism,
you're going to be the chief of staff of TPUSA,
[32:29] how are you going to cover cover your ears? And
the instant the instant it's like it's it's like
[32:35] it's like it's like by the way by the way we saw
the reaction the there was the crack and then one
[32:46] or two seconds later began people the people
began realizing what happened and then they
[32:54] uh went to the ground and then people began
yelling. So, the loud noises did not start
[33:01] until one or two seconds later, but this
guy before 1 second into Charlie's shooting,
[33:08] he brings his uh fingers to his ears. And
this guy wants us to believe that. Again,
[33:22] it's it's you you can explain many things. You
can explain the timing. You cannot explain the
[33:28] time. These people are trying to cover up for some
really strange behavior from this Mikey McCoy guy.
[33:42] Let's uh keep watching this. He put his fingers
in his ear, but his phone was still in his hand.
[33:48] He walks away and he's I mean not even not even
walk. I want cuz people are talking about that
[33:54] the way it was is we had a cordoned off area with
you know rates so you could had controlled access
[34:00] all the people when this happens they all get
the idea we should leave before we are shot
[34:05] and so there's a little narrow gap that I think
people it's not really walking well you see the
[34:10] other people around that guy and the people
were like there's distress this guy was not
[34:15] distressed that everyone has to slow up to
get through this little narrow choke point
[34:19] to get out of the area and anyways well the
point as he walks briskly. And by the way,
[34:24] uh it's it's like they say on one hand that
they did not have this uh they had this trouble
[34:33] remembering the details. How does Andrew Corvette
know that Mikey McCoy covered his ears with his
[34:45] fingers? Because we don't see it expressly on
the video. So it means that somebody told him,
[34:52] Mikey McCoy told him. So Mikey McCoy has memory of
what happened and he's not speaking for himself.
[34:58] He was not invited to this uh show to talk about
that. How does Andrew Kovat, who was not there,
[35:06] know what happened if everybody seems
to have a fussy memory of the event,
[35:13] which would make sense. So which one is it?
You either have a fuzzy memory of the event
[35:19] or you do know what happened and try to explain
it with a very stupid explanation. Pick a lane.
[35:28] It does. I don't even care if he's walking,
running, whatever. I don't really notice notice
[35:34] that I don't even care if he's walking, running.
That is not important here. Yeah, that is actually
[35:39] important. And that is the whole point of the
video because again the most traumatic thing
[35:45] you could imagine had just happened to him. Uh
no. Well, the most traumatic traumatic thing
[35:52] happened to Charlie, not him. My brain fried. I
cannot imagine what was going through your guys'
[35:57] head being on the scene and seeing it and knowing
again the security guys are jumping in. He turns
[36:04] and he like I'm telling you Mikey that day turned
into a general on a field marshalling the troops
[36:09] going but but like for a second there obviously
he didn't know what to do and then he clicked
[36:14] into gear eventually it was amazing that was
so amazing after you know but let's not address
[36:21] what happened before that amazing moment he was a
heroic figure on that day and I just I really want
[36:26] anyone who finds like these narratives attacking
him to be remotely credible to really really stop
[36:31] and think about what you are doing because what
you are doing is bad and it is gross and it is a
[36:36] choice. Uh no it is not bad. It is uh it is not
gross. We are asking questions. You are trying
[36:44] you're trying I can I can understand you're trying
to explain this. You're trying to explain this.
[36:50] There is a very bad explanation and it's something
that doesn't make sense. It's like this. Blake
[37:00] Nef said the words. I might be imagining this.
Andrew Kovet acknowledges that he wasn't there,
[37:07] but he absolutely 100% knows that um this Mikey
McCoy guy put his fingers to his ears because of
[37:18] the loud noise. All right. Even before the loud
noise started again, there was a crack. Okay,
[37:30] because you you hear the crack of the rifle,
which is not next to you. It's 140 yards away. So,
[37:37] it's not that loud. You hear the crack. You see
what happens to Charlie and the loud noise of
[37:43] people screaming because people need people need
some time to realize what happened. People's
[37:49] brains need some time to realize what happened
and then you see that they drop like two seconds
[37:55] later and they begin screaming two seconds later.
But no, this guy brings his fingers to his ears
[38:03] before 1 second has passed. And somehow
Andrew Kovette knows the details of that
[38:10] because I guess that Mikey McCoy has perfect
memory of what happened. And not only that,
[38:19] he was not invited to this show or he was not
invited to, you know, you could maybe, oh,
[38:26] he couldn't make it to the show. Okay, record some
kind of video on and a phone like anyone can do.
[38:33] And um try to clear this up. What was the order of
events? Because if you could tell and recall that
[38:41] that you covered your ears because of the noise,
then you remember roughly what happened at that
[38:47] moment and the walking briskly. That is that is so
bad. That is so bad. Well, remember that this is
[38:57] uh the second part. This is the second part
of a threepart analysis that started with the
[39:02] uh video itself of uh Mikey McCoy doing that crazy
stuff just uh right after right after Charlie Kirk
[39:13] was shot which doesn't make any sense. This is the
analysis of the TPUSA guys. And the third one is
[39:20] up upcoming video of this dude recording a selfie
right after Charlie was shot. This is the one who
[39:30] took the camera down. You know remember that took
the SD camera. Two minutes into Charlie being shot
[39:36] uh he recorded this uh selfie selfie.
So make sure to like and subscribe to
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third uh video on this three-part analysis.
[39:47] Let me know what you think about this in the
comments. And I apologize for the long video,
[39:51] but it was necessary. My name is Jesus
Enriqueer Rosas. I'm the B language guy.
