0:02[music] >> You're off the case, Ian. We'll take it from here. We'll take it from here.
0:38volume.
0:39Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. Huge shout out to Matt Baker for that one.
0:43>> [snorts] >> Um I just couldn't resist, eh? I could not resist.
0:47Our boy Matt Baker coming in hot.
0:51Too much fun. Be sure to follow Slave to Liberty for more good good clean fun like that. Total legend.
1:00And it's also doesn't hurt that Matt is a great reporter. He's a total legend. Um you'll get lots of great information on his channel as well.
1:10As well as uh awesome AI edits.
1:14And all the rest.
1:15Um [snorts] Thanks for uh your patience this evening. Um we had a little bit of technical difficulties getting into the stream. Restream kind of uh broke on me and had to do some last-minute fixes.
1:27But it's good to have you all here.
1:28Thanks for being here. Welcome to this special episode of Free Speech Friday.
1:33This week I guess it's Fed Slop Friday.
1:35This week on Fed Slop Friday, we're going to discuss all things about the Charlie Kirk case past and present um honing in on a few specific pieces that are most critical.
1:45>> [snorts] >> Um I think you already have some ideas as to what.
1:50Because there's a lot of breaking news.
1:52There's a lot of developments right now that are extremely significant.
1:56And there's a huge slop storm around me personally because of what has been transpiring between me and Nick Fuentes in the last several uh days here, last week or so.
2:11And how it has brought renewed attention to the .30-06 and to the rifle.
2:21Is my audio keep going in and out, chat?
2:22Is my audio okay?
2:25Chat, if my audio is having big problems right now while I'm talking, you let me know.
2:30Drop it in the chat right now.
2:32Yeah, it's fine, right?
2:33Yeah.
2:34Yeah, cool.
2:35>> [snorts] >> Um By the way, huge shout out to the homies I see in the chat. I see Valhalla VFT in the chat. Um I saw Zepp Boykin in the chat earlier. I know there's a couple of homies that I that I'm forgetting that I missed that I see in the chat, but thanks for being here, guys.
2:50Awesome to see the legend in the chat.
2:52Um we're going to be uh rating Valhalla's channel after this is over and sending everybody over to watch Valhalla VFT and I hear that he's going to have some hilarious and spicy commentary on some of the things that are relevant to this this show here, but that I'm not going to really directly cover here. Um I'll just leave it at that. So, by the end of my show maybe you'll have an idea of what Nate's going to talk about tonight and I think it's going to be hilarious. Um but [snorts] tonight's a very serious show. We're going to be all serious, only serious, the most serious show.
3:21Only the most serious people on the show as you might have been able to tell from the intro.
3:29But we have some breaking news and I want to just run over everything we're going to cover today up front so you guys kind of know what's going on here and know what to expect and then we'll kind of get into the thread that sort of ties everything together.
3:47So, Tyler Robinson finally appeared in court. And it was televised. And there's a lot we still don't know based upon this one televised appearance, but we know he's a real person, which is great.
3:59Um I to be clear, I never believed that he wasn't, but it's good to see him in person and have that fully confirmed. Um we also know a little bit about the the media policy that we will be expecting going forwards.
4:14And we might be able to expect to have video of the whole trial.
4:20Possibly.
4:21We'll talk about that. We'll talk about the security around the the trial and a couple of things that stood out from the trial. There is a secret portion of the trial and I've got a great video that's from a guy that was there that summarizes uh what that was all about. We have Erica Kirk making the rounds and a whole bunch of very heated, complex, controversial discussion about Erica and what that means and what she's saying.
4:45And she's kind of say she got caught in a lie.
4:50Erica Kirk got caught in a lie already.
4:53Um and it kind of either forced Candace's hand or gave Candace the opportunity today live on the Jimmy Dore podcast to come out and say who she had this information from about Charlie apparently text messaging that they were going to kill him.
5:10Um and Candace has fully pointed the finger at who is responsible for that text message.
5:18And who we might expect to see it from.
5:21Or never see it from.
5:22Um which is all very interesting.
5:25Then um we're going to tie together a whole bunch of the the Fed Slop conversation on X and look at why it's all happening.
5:32What is so important about it happening.
5:34We'll just briefly talk to Nick Fuentes, but only the briefest little bit as we skip over into some some pretext for this whole conversation. Other shootings where similar things have happened that are now being held up as like, "Oh my gosh, that how would that ever make your theory work when we have plenty of historical context for such things?" So.
5:55Um I see the chat asking if Candace is on today. My understanding is that Candace is not on today. I actually asked her team specifically if she was going to be on today and it was earlier in the morning, but at the at the time they were thinking today was a research day for them. So, hence why we're going a little earlier on uh Free Speech Friday tonight.
6:13So.
6:15At the start I don't I don't I don't want to keep [ __ ] on Nick. The point of this is not to keep [ __ ] on Nick.
6:21But at the start, in order to understand where the conversation is at right now and why X is a total [ __ ] storm right now, um we kind of need to start with a little piece of the videos that I made about him over the last week responding to his ongoing attacks and his ongoing responses and ad hominems and all of that good stuff.
6:46Because it very much paints the picture or rather it very much sets the stage for what's happening now and why it's happening right now.
6:57And I saw Ian Carroll came out today on a live stream pleading with me to join in on the conspiracy.
7:06If you think that I feel sorry for you.
7:10Because you are [ __ ] So.
7:14I'm sure you've seen them by now.
7:16Um I fired back at Nick once and then I fired back at Nick twice and I'll just play the the little intro here and that'll set the stage. Um and the point of this is not to keep poking Nick.
7:26Honestly, like whatever.
7:28Um [snorts] the point is to show how this has blown up a really important piece of the conversation not even about Nick.
7:37Apparently, Nick's theory based on the expert that he cited by name, our French guy, apparently Nick's theory is that the bullet didn't even hit the spine on the way in.
7:50It entered Charlie's neck here, passed beyond his spine into the back, and bounced off of his skin, and then did a 180° return, a .30-06 bullet, and was trampolined with so much speed back into Charlie's spine that it, I guess, according to the official narrative that Nick is parroting, then shattered his C2 all the way down to his C7, just obliterated his spine, and then just lodged right beneath the skin down by T1. Nick is being forced to continually respond to this over and over and over and just like make more and more mistakes because his own fans are sending him super chats being like, "Nick, this is not a good look, bro.
8:33Nick, you should not don't keep doing this, Nick. You're [ __ ] you're [ __ ] it up, Nick."
8:41I thought that was pretty good intro, honestly.
8:42>> Fuentes just can't help himself. He keeps on keeping his old lies being eaten up.
8:48Um a good discussion about what's really going on out here and who's really got information and who's got a whole bunch of logical fallacy ad hominem and generally emotional uh like I I I hesitate to use the word crashing out, but it kind of feels like an animal back limb. We can all walk I don't have to keep on just handing out gift large substance of your answers.
9:17The substance of your argument. Skipping over the part about Nick. This one's not going to have to be 2 hours long cuz we already did that. We already beat that horse to death. And because Nick's uh points are getting more and more hollow and more and more easily debunked, but they do give us space for a very interesting conversation. And they give us space to address some of the experts that have conveniently flooded the zone right after I brought up a whole bunch of noise about how we literally the first piece of evidence, the bullet, the gunshot does not work. The gun that they say was used, the gun that links Tyler Robinson
9:54to the scene, the gun that Tyler Robinson's dad did not see a photo of when he said that that was why he knew it was his son that did the murder.
10:02That gun is not the gun. The The bullet doesn't match, even though they've not shown it to us. They've not shown us the autopsy, but they've leaked enough and they've confirmed enough of their official narrative that we very well know that this is not possible.
10:18So, we're going to use this opportunity to kind of laugh at Nick Fuentes's whatever you want to call it and also address some of the other experts that have been coming out to call me names online. And because bringing up the rifle again right now is a critical piece.
10:40A critical piece that cannot happen because the rifle is the only thing tying Tyler to the scene.
10:48The only concrete piece of evidence at least. The rifle is so important to the mainstream narrative, to the Fed case and to convicting Tyler Robinson of this crime.
11:01And if it was if it appeared to be the rifle that took the shot, then I'd be all for it, obviously. If if the evidence seemed to align with the crime, then obviously I would be all for trying Tyler based on that evidence and letting the jury decide.
11:18The problem is that right from day one every military expert, every special forces guy, every ballistics expert immediately threw the flag at the wound that we saw, the damage that we saw Charlie sustain and the rifle that we were told was used.
11:39And interestingly in starting beef with Nick about the rifle the conversation about the rifle reached a way larger audience. It It actually blew up across huge swaths of the internet all over again and became a major flashpoint all of a sudden right as Tyler Robinson was about to appear in court right as Erica Kirk was about to start doing these interviews right at this critical juncture before everyone goes off home for the holidays where they need everyone to be going home and talking about how that crazy Tyler kid did it.
12:18And Candace has gotten so far down the rabbit holes, digging in the garden as Theo Von puts it that it's become easy for her critics to smear her based upon what she's investigating now and forget about the fact that this all started because the mainstream case does not add up. The mainstream case does not make sense. And the rifle is one of the most obvious and key pieces, but it is far from the only piece.
12:53You can remember when they released the text messages, the alleged text messages, and the whole internet came together left and right around how no one was buying that [ __ ] Interestingly pretty much everyone who's a Zionist has now flipped and though they may have laughed at those text messages initially, now they feel very confident that those text messages are all good.
13:16In fact there's a strange pattern of Zionism in general in the people that are attacking Candace and attacking me and that are shilling the Fed narrative with a few glaring exceptions like our boy Nick.
13:28Um but it all adds up to a very strange propaganda campaign and I don't mean to say or suggest by my words that everyone that disagrees with me is a Fed or everyone that disagrees with me is part of a propaganda campaign. What I mean is that we're seeing something very similar to what we saw during COVID where you form a mass uh psychosis and it sweeps regular people along with it that go along with the crowd. They go along with the narrative cuz you get them emotionally riled up and then they parrot your own talking points for you. They parrot the narrative. They They enforce the narrative.
14:09And for COVID they had the leftists dialed in and it was the right wing that wasn't buying it.
14:19But this time they've got the right wing dialed in and it's a lot of leftists that aren't buying it as well as a lot of right wing people.
14:28And they achieved that, I suppose. I mean, I'm no psychologist, but the way from how what it looks to me, they achieved that by killing our guy, so to speak.
14:38And I know Charlie wasn't really my guy, but they achieved it by kill but by killing MAGA's guy and getting emotions all riled up around it. And then parading his widow around and, you know, having all of his friends come out and give heartwarming testimony and having all these memorials and stuff.
14:55And I don't think, personally, that most of them are in on it. I don't think that most of Turning Point knows anything about whatever happened. I think most of them are being swept along in whatever wave is hitting everybody, also. Um I want to believe that that's what's happening with Erica, too.
15:15But there's a lot of people in that TPUSA right-wingy camp that are lying, that are being caught lying on camera.
15:28And there's even more people that are misrepresenting Charlie Kirk.
15:33Things that he did say, things that he did text things that he did tweet as well as things that are just a little more subtle and subversive.
15:45So, it felt appropriate and it seems like it always feels appropriate to start with this classic clip of Charlie just to remind us all where we're starting out here.
15:56Because I learned during COVID. I learned when they told us that it came from a bat in the Himalayas. I learned when they told us the vaccine was safe and effective. I learned when they told us that Ivermectin was horse paste that you better keep asking questions cuz it's the only thing that keeps us free.
16:14Thank you so much.
16:16Because it's the only thing that keeps us free. And [snorts] I suspect that that perspective is only going to become more and more apparently prophetic as we move closer and closer to resolution in this murder investigation and in the subsequent unfolding of events that will come as a result of how this goes.
16:47And so this week Erica Kirk came out and did a total of six different media hits by my count.
17:00It's possible I missed one.
17:02But I believe at least six mainstream media hits.
17:06Mostly all on Fox News.
17:10And I think a lot of people are having trouble squaring her emotions and her requests and her demands and her sort of her output with her choices to do so much media. Her choice in the first place to accept the role as CEO.
17:34Her choice to publish an Instagram video of her kissing Charlie's dead hand just days after the shooting.
17:44Excuse me.
17:46There's a lot of inconsistencies here and some people are feeling emotionally off about it. Some people are feeling downright suspicious and conspiratorial about it. Some people are like fully wrapped their whole house in tin foil at this point and they're about to turn the microwave on and I get it. I totally get it. Um I am made uncomfortable by the apparent lies that are coming up in this testimony as well and we're going to look at a few of them.
18:14This is the most important one. Do you think Charlie knew to some degree and had made the conscience the the conscious choice that I'm I may be taken out early, not saying he knew that that day, but that he had any inkling that this might come his way and that he intentionally chose to move forward with faith in God?
18:41It's interesting because we always we have I mean, I still I have unbelievable amounts of death threats. My kids have kidnapping threats, death threats. Our whole team has death threats.
18:53We We knew that there was always going to be a threat, but Charlie and I always we promised each other we would never live in fear.
19:00And he would say, "If they're going to get me, they're going to get me."
19:03But he was not messaging people the day before saying, "I'm going to be murdered. They're coming after me.
19:10Someone's going to kill me." He didn't He didn't say that.
19:14And I have his cell phone.
19:17>> Didn't say that. And so what I do know is that we believed in the power of prayer.
19:23And what I do know is that we believe in our sovereign God.
19:26And what I do know is that that night before we did what we usually did before tours.
19:33We said our prayer.
19:34And we asked the Lord to protect us. And we asked the Lord that his will be done.
19:41Listen, I'm not trying to make a huge deal out of this point. But for me, I have had trouble squaring when are we going to get tissue, Erica, and when are we going to get these other Ericas? And there feels like there's just a really distinct line between the two.
19:58And it felt like tissue Erica just went on and on and on and on and on and every day at every media appearance it was a full-on tissue Erica, constantly crying in every interview, which is understandable. If that's how you grieve, that's how you grieve.
20:13But it feels like it was a hard cut off as though something changed, as though something happened, and we went from constantly tearful Erica, which is totally within her rights, not trying to shame her for that, to a very much more like warrior righteous indignation anger Erica all at once.
20:34And I don't know what caused that shift.
20:38I think a lot of people are speculating about what might have caused that shift.
20:41But it feels like a very distinct departure from tissue Erica all of a sudden, and we no longer have tissue Erica.
20:48And that's not like some huge breaking detail in the case. It's just these little personal um these like little things you notice about people that kind of make you feel comfortable or uncomfortable trusting them and what they're saying.
21:05And as the widow of the deceased and the new CEO of the company, um she's in a very difficult position regardless of how suspicious you want to be of her.
21:17But that doesn't excuse the fact that she is in that position and therefore she is the one that requires people's judgment.
21:29She is the arbiter of TPUSA's narrative truth and final word.
21:35And it was her choice to be there.
21:37And it was TPUSA's choice to put her there. And if you want to be conspiratorial about it, that's a pretty good shield to put out in front of yourselves. It's the widow of the deceased.
21:49Whether she knows anything about the crime or not.
21:53And I'm not I don't have any evidence that she does. But I do have evidence, suddenly the whole world has evidence that the statement she just made for Glenn Beck here, woof, that is a hell of a screen to come back to.
22:07That was not intentional. threats.
22:10We We knew that there was always going to be a threat, but Charlie and I always we promised each other we would never live in fear.
22:17And he would say, "If they're going to get me, they're going to get me."
22:20But he was not messaging people the day before saying, "I'm going to be murdered. They're coming after me.
22:27Someone's going to kill me." He didn't He was not messaging people the day before, "They're coming I'm going to be murdered. They're coming after me.
22:36Someone's going to kill me." So she made a number of blanket kind of statements that were like he wasn't messaging anything like these three statements is what she appeared to have just said.
22:49Um I know.
22:51I love I don't know if we need to belabor the point of reminding us all of the type of Instagram really personal emotional post that she put out right after he was killed that I don't think anyone enjoyed or had I don't think anyone [ __ ] with this post. I feel like this post was deeply inappropriate.
23:12Um and deeply emotionally manipulative feeling.
23:16And it does not help the narrative that she is being put out in front as a grieving widow on purpose. Um it very much fed that narrative. So um So there's this critical question and we're going to come back to the evidence of what is actually going around right now.
23:36But there's this critical question of where was Charlie Kirk really standing?
23:40What did he really feel?
23:41Um what was his opinion on Zionism and Israel at the end of his life? Because when Candace first broached the subject that this was a shifting topic for him, the whole apparatus came out to call her a liar, to call her crazy, to call her all of the names.
24:02BB Netanyahu himself all the way down to his lowest peasant foot soldiers like Josh Hammer, they all tried to Israel wash Charlie's memory.
24:14Erica should have known that all of that was lies.
24:18Unless Charlie was keeping that a secret from her.
24:21Unless Charlie was keeping this a secret from her.
24:25Because Candace produced these text messages, which apparently Andrew Kolvet had also had. And we all know the text messages by now.
24:33But I don't think you just throw around unseriously to a bunch of to a text group text with a bunch of Jewish donors in it. You don't just throw out that I have no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause. Like that's not a joke.
24:52Cernovich was positing a theory today on on X that this was him gaming it so that he would get other donors to donate so that he could play them off each other. And it's like may maybe?
25:10But if we are as we believe, as we've been told, if we are to understand that he had been telling people behind the scenes that he was afraid that Israel would kill him if he turned on them, then that is not the kind of text that you would send lightly or to play donors off of each other or to, you know, get a leg up.
25:31>> [snorts] >> Not not one bit.
25:35And just today Candace weighed in more because Erica called her a liar.
25:42And so Candace came clean on Jimmy Dore's show just earlier today.
25:46Since um they were all trying to say that it wasn't true that Charlie had turned on the greater Israel project.
25:52And you said that you had um uh text messages. They said it was a lie, and then you of course revealed them. Here's the uh Jewish donors play into all the worst stereotypes. I cannot and will not be bullied like this, leaving me no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause. And so you when you produce that's funny, you know, they tell you uh you're lying, and then you produce them, and then they go, "Well, why would you release Why would you release private text >> messages.
26:20So you can't then you're you're you're There's they they create this scenario where you can't win, no matter if if you prove them to be liars, uh you shouldn't have done it. It was inappropriate. And if you don't prove them to be liars, then you're the one who's lying. And so I I just I I can't get over again that they think this is going to work. And And so I just wanted to bring this up.
26:42Erica Kirk, now there's a new one uh where you were you have relayed uh information that Charlie Kirk told people the day before he was killed that he said they're going to kill me.
26:55Mhm. And so Erica was asked about this by uh uh Glenn Beck. I miss how he used to cry all the time. I don't know why he doesn't do that anymore. I miss it. But um Erica Erica Kirk >> favorite crier. Um but here we go.
27:08Here's Here's what she had to say about it.
27:12We have I mean I still I have unbelievable amounts of death threats.
27:15My kids have kidnapping threats, death threats. Our whole team has death threats.
27:19We We knew that there was always going to be a threat, but Charlie and I always So the I got to stop it for a second. This isn't the point of this video, but it it she She kind of makes it sounds like this is new. It's Well, she's admitting right there this is not new.
27:33This has been always. This has been So people try It sounds like they're trying to make it out like you are creating these death threats other people have.
27:42>> Yeah. And it's just she's there admitting though, "We always knew." she said. And they all Real quick, can we just admire Candace's CIA fit? With her hair back, she looks like she's legitimately like a like a CIA day one recruit. I think it's hilarious. He was were receiving death threats. So it's not I don't know why they I was frantically hunting for this clip today because I saw just her clip. I didn't see the Jimmy piece of it at first. I was like looking everywhere for like, "Where is she put out a live stream wearing this outfit where she says this?
28:10This must be a brand new live stream that I can't find." Um and then I finally realized I figured out that it was Jimmy Dore.
28:15>> Bring it up cuz it's not new.
28:17Um Mhm. But anyway, here here we go.
28:19promised each other we would never live in fear. And he would say, "If they're going to get me, they're going to get me." But he was not messaging people the day before saying, "I'm going to be murdered. They're coming after me.
28:28Someone's going to kill me." He didn't He didn't say that. And I have his cell phone.
28:33Okay. Well, the problem is we have Frank Turek saying that he did say that. So here, let me play that.
28:39And so I texted him. I said, I said, "Charlie, I I hope you've increased your security detail."
28:45And he said, "I have. I know they want me dead."
28:51"I know they want me dead" is very much a statement within the scope of the three different types of statements that Erica gave. Saying that he wasn't sending out this type of message, this type of message, this type of message.
29:04"I know they want me dead" is very much within the scope of those three things.
29:07But No.
29:10So uh what what just go what Go ahead. Take it where you would like on that because they're Here we again they we have these these people calling you a liar, and yet we have Frank Turek saying exactly, and then she kind of So they keep contradicting each other unwittingly.
29:25And that it indicates that someone's lying. And as you always point out, the only reason you would lie is to cover something up. So take it where you want.
29:36Well, here's what I'm just going to tell the truth, okay? Um I had did not see that she had said that when I did my show yesterday, and then I saw it after, and I can tell you that 1000% that I kind of think that was Candace thinking right there. I don't know. I'm just speculating. I kind of think she was just thinking this through of like well sorry Andrew but we're kind of past this point at this point.
30:05that Andrew Kolvet told me the night before Charlie was murdered that Charlie Kirk texted him and said they are going to kill me.
30:17And you damn straight it's about time this came out.
30:20It's about time this came out. And the big question is why the hell hasn't Andrew Kolvet told anyone this yet aside from in private off the record please don't tell anyone.
30:37Really?
30:38Andrew Kolvet is the person who received a text message from Charlie Kirk saying they're going to kill me.
30:43And I'm not getting that third party. I got that directly from Andrew Kolvet. He asked me to keep it off record and I would have kept it off record if Erica did not imply that I lied, right? So I mean that I'm not saying she is saying Candace is lying. I am saying that since I was the one who put it out there, she's implying that I'm that I'm lying and that that's not true. So we have a scenario here where either Andrew Kolvet has told an explicit lie or Erica Kirk is telling an explicit lie. It's not up for me to determine who. Um I didn't receive that text message but uh and I also was told by a person at Turning Point
31:23USA who I'm not going to name because they are one of my sources that Dan Flood received the same message. So That's Dan Flood head of security.
31:36First man to touch Charlie after the bullet impact.
31:42There you go. I don't know. I I I believe that she has his phone. I also I maybe somebody deleted it but I don't I don't know why Andrew Kolvet 48 hours after Charlie was dead would lie to me.
31:54He did not sound like he was lying. Um he sounded very concerned about it and I I specifically said like who who is they? Like you know like he like he said they're going to kill me and he said I don't know. I don't know who he was.
32:04Cuz think back to 48 hours after the shooting.
32:07It was before Candace had offered any opinions. It was somewhat before the Israel narrative had taken hold but it was it was there at that point already.
32:17Um but Andrew Kolvet if you remember contacted Candace saying you and Tucker need to lay low. There's a threat against you.
32:25And in the same conversation more or less apparently he said that Charlie had apparently texted him saying I'm afraid they're going to kill me. And he didn't say Israel. He didn't say the Jews. He said they're going to kill me. And that seems to be paired with the same conversation of like they're going to come get you too. Spooky spooky. You should probably stay off the air. And so I don't know what Andrew Kolvet's motivations would be there. I don't know if he's sinister or if he's just misguided and very scared and not sharing information that the whole public wants and deserves to know at this point.
33:03But that's damning if if if Kolvet has that information and let's be clear. Let me be ultra clear.
33:11I believe Candace Owens on this one 100% without a doubt.
33:16Without a doubt having seen the inside of her operation, having seen how her show operates and how her team works and just how honest of a person she is in general.
33:25Like how normal of like a interaction you have with her and her team and everybody when you're there.
33:32I don't doubt it one bit that she's telling the truth on who told her this.
33:37So we'll see if Andrew Kolvet addresses this or not.
33:41We'll see what Erica Kirk does because that is I mean A Frank Turek already kind of spilled the beans all over the world and that's a historic clip.
33:51So yeah. I don't know what to make of Andrew Kolvet. I'm not going to you know blast him as though he's necessarily involved but it's not a great look to be keeping that kind of a text message secret especially when you can tell that the FBI has already made up its mind and has no interest in pursuing any foreign leads or anything of that nature.
34:20So I'm very excited to watch this piece of the story play out a little more.
34:28Um and I'm a little nervous cuz things are about to get very hairy.
34:36This is uh we've already seen this one because this is Turek.
34:43Oh.
34:44This is a last minute addition to the to the pile here.
34:48Um but I thought you guys might find it a little spicy to share this. This is um sort of some Instagram drama where apparently Andrew Kolvet deleted his Instagram account cold in the middle of the night about 2 weeks ago when some questions came up.
35:07fire Instagram account. No because something is off here and I'm not going to pretend it's not. Last night I tagged Andrew Kolvet in the comments of one of my videos literally just tagging him in this comment saying he should sit down with Candace Owens and have a chat.
35:20Nothing dramatic, right? And around 5:00 this morning I woke up and had a notification that Andrew Kolvet had responded to my comment telling me to private message him. But when I clicked it, it was gone like wiped deleted. The comment was gone, the page was gone like I had hallucinated the whole thing. So I go digging and tell me why the account I had just tagged hours earlier was completely deleted. As an Instagram said that the page does not exist. But wait because it gets even weirder. There's suddenly a brand new Andrew Kolvet account. Brand new. One post, one follower, joined November 2025. Nothing
35:56else on it, no comments, no history, no trace of anything that existed yesterday. So let's lay out our timeline. Sometime between 10:00 p.m. to maybe even 1:00 a.m. I commented and tagged Andrew Kolvet. He replies to me sometime between 1:00 a.m.
36:12So this all happened I believe November 22nd um end of last month.
36:17Um and we're going to go briefly look at the video that is where these comments occurred. The top commenter says was it after Charlie's assassination? Did Andrew threaten them or was he privy to information inside Turning Point? This needs to be unpacked. One, yep he called her from the hospital after Charlie was shot. That's unclear to everyone. I think it would be awesome if Andrew Kolvet would just sit down with Real Candace Owens and talk it out so we could skip all the he said she said. Um and 5:00 a.m.
36:45and then his entire page disappears immediately after. A brand new scrubbed clean page magically appears and I'm just supposed to believe that that's normal. No. Sorry, I'm not buying it.
36:56And to add to the weirdness, Candace has confirmed that there is a hit out on her bought and paid for by the McEnrons. So Andrew Kolvet, is this the threat that you were telling her about? And if so, why didn't you elaborate? People don't delete their whole identity online at 5:00 in the morning by accident. Not right after responding to a comment about a phone call connected to an assassination of their boss. I'm not accusing anyone of anything. I'm just saying the timing is very convenient and very suspicious. You don't wipe your whole footprint unless you don't want people seeing something. So stay tuned
37:26because now I'm really paying attention.
37:30Yep.
37:32So I went to her account and scrolled back to find >> [snorts] >> what was the video where this comment was posted?
37:40And this is it. quietly reveal something massive. On Monday Candace spent most of her show talking about the Egyptian airplane but she also dropped something absolutely huge and it seems like almost nobody caught it. She said for months that on the day Charlie Kirk was shot someone from Turning Point called her and warned her that she and Tucker Carlson were on a list and needed to lay low because there was a credible threat against their lives. And here's the part that's always bothered me and everyone else. If there was a credible threat, why didn't anyone from the government, not the FBI, not Homeland Security, why
38:11didn't they contact Candace or Tucker?
38:13Not a single official warning. But on Monday she finally named the person who made that call and it wasn't just a random employee, it wasn't security, it wasn't law enforcement. It was Andrew Kolvet, the top spokesperson for Turning Point USA. Right? So Andrew Kolvet is the one that called Candace warning her and Tucker to lay low.
38:33And he's the one that said that maybe paired with that same warning that Charlie had texted him the night before his death saying I'm afraid they're going to kill me.
38:45And it seems like those two messages could go hand in hand to try to make Candace more afraid.
38:52But it's unclear what the motivation would be here. But when this woman started asking questions about it back on November 22nd I believe suddenly in the middle of the night at like 5:00 a.m. or something, I guess early in the morning, Andrew Kolvet wiped his entire Instagram profile.
39:08Someone extremely [music] close to Charlie Kirk. He's the one who told her she's on a list. He's the one who told her to lay low and he's the one who called it a credible threat. So now I'm asking the question no one seems to want to say out loud. Was there ever an actual outside threat or was that call from Kolvet himself the actual threat?
39:26So this is the video from before Kolvet deleted his Instagram account.
39:31And then the video we watched first was after he deleted his Instagram account.
39:39And I don't know what that means but it's interesting that Colvette is allegedly sitting on this tweet. And the last time that Candace had a tweet that Colvette was also sitting on, it was very real. So, I'm inclined to believe that that text message, sorry, I keep saying tweet for text message.
39:59I'm inclined to believe that those text messages are real.
40:04Um >> [clears throat] >> Listen.
40:09Listen.
40:12We don't need to dive super deep into this.
40:15Charlie was very Jewish. He was a very Jewish Christian.
40:19Um and yes, he was known to sign off of his show with Shabbat Shalom um sometimes. He very much did love the Sabbath, the Jewish Sabbath, and he very much did talk about these sorts of things. Um it was pretty awkward. And a lot of us kind of poked and talked [ __ ] at him during his life for it.
40:39Um that being said, the book tour, the book about it, the like we're just going to trust that it's his exact words, and the way it's being marketed by his widow is weird. And it's rubbing a lot of people in weird ways, and it it's weird.
40:56And our boy Diligent um brought up a really great point.
40:59>> through the door, drop his bags. Daddy's home.
41:03Take his phone Friday night, Shabbat Shalom, throw it in the drunk drawer, and it was just all us.
41:09And You know that someone is going to make a fire rap edit out of that clip.
41:16If you haven't done it already, get on it, guys. What are you waiting for?
41:20Um but Diligent just noticed that like she's portraying it as though like he always did this. He He observed the Jewish Sabbath every Saturday, kind of like it's It's getting presented as though like he really did do this.
41:35And he just asked Grock like, "Hey, did Grock Did Charlie ever tweet on Saturdays?"
41:40And the answer is obviously yes. Yeah.
41:44Um apparently, this is weird. Apparently, Grock found zero instances of Charlie using the word Shabbat, but we we know that he did use the word Shabbat Shalom sometimes, kind of like in half half jest, friendly friendly jest sort of. Um not like he was making fun of it.
42:02And he replied on Sabbath all the time. Lots of times. Um Grock was like, "There's too many to count."
42:10And uh for a sample of 120 recent replies over the past 3 years, I found 16 instances during Shabbat or Sabbath. Um provided a bunch of examples. So, the book marketing is a little weird, and it's a little intense.
42:24And notice that we have crying Erica back for this interview specifically.
42:28Um so, I'm trying to I'm trying to just understand what how do we summon crying Erica versus uh uh e- like serious-eyes Erica? I don't want to use insulting words for this kind of for this Erica. Where What's the difference between crying Erica and this Erica? I guess is the question.
42:54>> Because let's be real.
42:56Wide spectrum of emotions makes perfect sense.
42:58Perfect sense.
42:59Um but the question is, just from like a outside perspective, is she convincing the public or is the public feeling underwhelmed by the whole thing?
43:17And this clip is pretty [ __ ] weird.
43:20Again, I read the whole thing.
43:21You know, and we're talking about Charlie's book.
43:24>> few pages. I'm not there yet.
43:27It's just emotionally cuz once this book is done, it's done.
43:30>> I mean, you know, everybody thinks we should all mourn a certain way. Okay, well, until you walk a mile in So, when he starts saying everybody mourns a certain way, I don't I don't know what about the conversation goes here, but when you watch it over and over, it very much has the vibe of like trying to give someone the eyes of like, "Let's not talk about this." Like Right?
43:58And I'm not I'm not trying to say that like, "Oh, look, she murdered her husband." That is not what I'm trying to say. What I'm trying to say is it's just like it makes it all feel like controlled media.
44:09It all It all feels scripted. It all feels kind of weird. It doesn't feel super genuine to me.
44:16And I think that's how a lot of people feel.
44:18Fortunately, I've never had to go through anything like this.
44:21in someone else's shoes, you know, >> Look at that. Look at that. until you walk a mile in someone else's shoes, you know, until you walk a mile in someone else's shoes, you know, don't lecture people.
44:31>> 100%.
44:38Right?
44:40Um I'm sure you've all looked into her past. We're not going to get all up into Erica Kirk's past right now. Yes, it's very suspicious. Yeah, there's a lot in her past. Um I will say that I have been trying to source the claim that's been going around that her dad founded Raytheon Israel.
45:02And I can't find anything to back that up, guys. Honestly, I think that that's just a Twitter rumor that gained steam and just floated. Uh Raytheon doesn't exactly have like an an an Israel branch, so to speak. And uh neither of them ever neither of her parents ever officially worked at Raytheon as far as I can tell. They did have contracting with like some amount of contracting with Raytheon through the company that the defense contractor that they were at. I'm still looking into it.
45:32They were certainly involved in intelligence operations, defense contracting kind of stuff. They certainly have the pedigree of intel operatives.
45:43Probably going to be impossible to ever confirm just how much depth there is to that.
45:49But there is an interesting slip of the tongue sort It's not even a slip of the tongue. It's like 13 years ago.
45:56But uh it's interesting.
45:59Erica's here.
46:01Thanks for being here. Oh, thank you for having me.
46:04To me, they're one of the main reasons why I have the freedom of being Miss Arizona USA, and it's an honor to represent my state at its 100th birthday, but I'm making sure that I'm doing things in the community, getting out and helping people. I'm really active actually with my nonprofit called Everyday Heroes Like You. We're entering our fifth year. So, I started it when I was 17. So, I've been able to travel to the Pentagon. I've been able to meet General Salazar, who's actually out here in Arizona. And I've also been able to donate a Johnny's Locker to the Sojourner Center, which you're looking
46:35at right now.
46:36>> Wow.
46:36>> been a lot of things that have been going on from working in the military to traveling So, she had She said working in the military.
46:45And let's be real. Doesn't necessarily mean that she was in the military. Could just be colloquial thing of like like I'm going around doing my pageant thing, and it's really great to work like in with the like with the military, you know?
46:57Right?
46:58But I just thought it was a a good clip to play to remind us all that Erica has a background.
47:08And to be fair, that background it's an extremely impressive resume, if you think about it, for whatever position.
47:18That's the only reason why it's even the slightest bit believable that she should be CEO of Turning Point USA.
47:24Because the conversation did blow up of like well, I mean, Candace kind of brought it up of like being Charlie's wife is not enough credentials to be the CEO of T- TPUSA.
47:36And Erica does have an impressive background with a great resume for running a big organization like that.
47:44But the question is is as Charlie's wife steps in, is is the public going to be convinced of her genuineness and of her ethic and her moral direction carrying on in Charlie's legacy.
47:59And I think the big question on a lot of our minds, the big litmus test, is is this the last time that Tucker Carlson will ever be on the TPUSA stage at this AmFest?
48:10And are we going to go straight back into the Zionist shilling Israel Israel Israel Israel, which is what it looks like we're doing, despite one of Charlie Kirk's final text messages being leaving me no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause.
48:28And it's a little awkward that he would be sending that text message and sharing his whole life with Erica, presumably telling her everything, presumably she's seeing the pressure that these donors are putting on him, presumably she loves him more than anything, and if she loves him more than anything, then she should hate the people that are pressuring him, the people that are making his life hell, the people that he's maybe afraid of, and the people that he eventually text messages and says, "Jewish donors played to all the stereotypes.
49:02I cannot and will not be bullied like this, leaving me no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause."
49:08She knows who that text message was about.
49:13And for her to take over his company and apparently do a U-turn back into Zion land, I think is leaving a sour taste in a lot of people's mouths.
49:28So, let's transition into the current Fed Slop.
49:34And what better place to start than with our independent newsman Jack Posobiec.
49:43He has a very important message for you, America.
49:46Tyler Robinson to me seems to be the one who did this and it's very clear. It's very clear that Tyler Listen up, potential jurors. It's very clear and important that you clearly get this message, potential jurors. Robinson is the killer because again, his parents were the ones that turned him in. It's really as simple as that. You don't have to go any further, you don't have to listen to the FBI, you don't have to listen to government. You don't have to just go look at it, listen to his parents. Just go listen to his parents.
50:12His parents are the ones who turned him in. That's why I keep saying it over and over You know how like in psychological operations they teach you to repeat things, to simplify things, to get rhythmic with things, to tell people over and over and over to trust the [ __ ] science?
50:35over and over because none of the other theories make any sense beyond that point. His parents turned him in. His parents turned him in. His parents turned him in. His parents turned him in. Don't dare read the charging documents where none of it makes [ __ ] sense.
50:52We'll get to that. Don't worry, Jack.
50:54If your parents believed you did something, they would turn you in if they're good people. Now, if they're bad people, they wouldn't turn you in. So just just think it through logically.
51:05Logically, I'm glad you're not my [ __ ] dad, you prick.
51:11What?
51:12Anyways, um just want to remind you that just the other week Jack Posobiec got caught blatantly taking Tyler Robinson's brother's posts, blurring his face on all the photos, and then presenting them as though it was Tyler Robinson.
51:31Openly lying, knowingly lying.
51:35Just to contaminate the potential jurors even more.
51:41But don't you dare do that or you're bad.
51:44You're evil.
51:49And I would just also like to point out how easy it would be for them to give us anything believable. How would Help me out, guys. Again, I'm not a legal expert. I don't I'm I'm Glenn Glenn Glenn Glenn Beck understands this stuff.
51:59Um oh, I'm actually getting ahead of myself there.
52:03I want this piece here.
52:05And this piece here.
52:08And maybe even that one, but So, Jack Posobiec wants you to just listen to his parents turned him in.
52:20Listen to the fed slop.
52:23Listen to the obvious lies that he's shilling.
52:29And this is where we get to the gun.
52:33And to his parents turning him in, apparently. I have no [ __ ] clue what is up with this part of the story.
52:40I do not know what's up with this part of the story. I don't even have a good theory for how this all adds up.
52:50Because there is a blatant falsehood in the charging documents. So not the affidavit of probable cause, but the charging documents, which is a 10-page document, and on page seven, let me line it up here for you.
53:20I wonder if I can put these away. Yeah.
53:25So, on page seven, it says Robinson's father reported that when his wife showed him the surveillance image of the suspected shooter in the news, he agreed that it looked like their son.
53:41We can argue about how clear those photos were, but that's not my point.
53:45He also believed that the rifle that police suspected the shooter used matched a rifle that was given to his son as a gift.
53:54As a result, Robinson's father contacted his son and asked him to send a photo of the rifle.
54:05This is the only photo of the rifle that has ever been released.
54:11And this is not the rifle.
54:16And you actually know that just from this photo. You would know that before the New York Post confirmed that this was just a stock photo that they put in place because they didn't have a real photo of the rifle.
54:31Because this rifle obviously has a composite stock made out of some sort of like plastic polymer. It's obviously not a World War I era relic.
54:40Duh.
54:43And the optic is on kind of weird and people had a bunch of questions about that and Lord knows why it's like that.
54:48It was just a random photo of a random Mauser like the one that Tyler allegedly used.
54:57Like the one that was a hand-me-down, a family heirloom to perfectly connect this exact person to the scene of the is a really freaking good thing to have.
55:11As long as it matches the shot.
55:14Um and listen, are we going to come back to it later?
55:25Yeah, we'll come back to it a little later.
55:30But Jack wants you to know about how his parents turned him in. And I have a lot of questions about how his parents turned him in, how they even knew that he was the shooter.
55:39Um and I genuinely don't know because they're in the courtroom with Tyler when Tyler's going into the courtroom.
55:49And the court trial is going to start in January and we're going to see what happens.
55:55And I have no idea how it's going to play out.
55:57But now, let's take a quick detour to the courtroom to talk about apparently the fact that we're going to get to watch it televised, I believe.
56:09Hopefully.
56:10So here's the judge. First, that the transmission cannot begin until court is in session and must end before as the court ends the session and cannot be filmed before or after.
56:21Uh the filming of as previously stated in the decorum order, EMC must be followed to the letter. The sanction for today is that this court camera will be relocated away from defense table to uh to where the bailiff is Mr. Uh where Jeff is standing over here. So they had First, they had all gotten into court, spent like two or three minutes in court, and then the judge had been like, "Okay, now everybody leave the court. We're going to have a secret hearing in here for a little bit. We'll invite you back in later." Everybody left the court for like two hours plus. Then they all came back in and we'll get to what that was
56:53all about in a second. Then they all came back in and then immediately there was a motion brought by, I believe, Tyler's team, the defense, saying, "Uh Jackson, your honor, these cameras, they're right up in my boy's business.
57:04They're like they're filming our camera screen or our computer screens. They're filming Tyler's shackles. That was agreed wouldn't happen. They're actually overhearing our private conversations.
57:14It's a big issue." And the judge was like, "Fair, that's a big issue. I told them not to do that. We're going to relocate the camera and no more funny business. You got to follow the rules or I'll kick the cameras out." But he ruled that he won't kick the cameras out.
57:27>> to immediately address any possible transmission of shackles as previously stated by counsel.
57:31>> know why the shackles are such a big deal. Remove the possibility of capture of screens of the computers at defense counsel's table as well.
57:38In addition, if there is further violations of the standing decorum order, this court does have the right and will exercise termination of broadcast of these proceedings. And and I I simply want to put all parties on notice to the press, to all parties, that this court takes this very seriously. While the court believes in openness and transparency, it needs to be balanced with the constitutional rights of all parties in this case. As such, we will take a brief recess to allow the relocation of the camera and to the place indicated by the bailiff, and then we will resume uh these court proceedings. Uh I am anticipating this
58:07take perhaps 5 minutes. Probably less.
58:09All right. And then we'll come back on the record and handle the remaining of this hearing. I appreciate the patience of parties. As we move forward, we are I believe that he says somewhere else um he implies somewhere else that it will continue, but it's being misconstrued.
58:23Um in there his words sort of say the film the filming will be allowed to continue for this hearing. He he's talking about this particular day's hearing. He's not yet ruled on whether the cameras will be allowed in back in Jan like in January and going forwards, but we would assume that that is the case because my understanding, which is limited, is that Utah has an open courtroom policy. It's an open state where generally these things are filmed um and the courtrooms are open. And we're going to check in with more of an expert opinion here in a second um to get a little summary of what happened
58:58cuz he was there at the court today.
59:00>> into that a little And he then consults a legal expert at the end of this that we're going to skip ahead to.
59:05Um really quickly, let me peep my timestamps here.
59:12Um 1:35.
59:14Oh, boom, right there.
59:16And you don't get to listen. You're like, So, this is Brian Entin. Um shout out to Brian Entin. Seems like a great journalist. I've never seen his work before, but I'm going to be following him now. If you want updates on the Tyler Robinson court cases, I suggest that you follow him, too, because he's clearly there on the scene and I think he intends to be there on the scene for the entire case.
59:36Wait, why? And what's going on? So, some theories on what that may have been about involving Tyler Robinson, I'm going to get into that in a little bit.
59:40But, let me just kind of walk you through the day. Um this was the first time that we have seen Tyler Robinson in person, uh the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk. I've covered the other hearings, and the other times they were virtual. He was in a uh suicide vest, you remember, and they were like on this grainy video, like almost like Zoom video from the jail.
59:56So, today was the first time that we were actually able to see him for ourselves. Uh and he was brought here from the jail to the courthouse in downtown Provo.
60:04Security, I have Again, I've covered a ton of high-profile cases. I have never This is the part that we're going to stick here for is it's in the security is interesting.
60:13>> [snorts] >> Um because we don't want this kid to get Lee Harvey Oswalded, okay?
60:19ever seen security like what I saw here, um surrounding Tyler Robinson. And I had interviewed the sheriff and undersheriff, I think it's been like a month or two ago, and they told me like, "We're not taking any chances." And man, they did not take any chances. I mean, they had um snipers up on the roof, which I got a couple of photos of, all on different sides of the courthouse.
60:35When they closed down the roads around the courthouse, uh when Tyler Robinson arrived, he was in this like convoy of police vehicles, including a Humvee. It looks like they're ready to fend off a Mossad hit squad, honestly. Like just making a joke, but it looks like they're ready to fend off like a Mossad hit squad.
60:55They're not like who it's not to protect him from like some lone vigilante right-winger.
61:02It's not why you give him that level of security.
61:06So, it's good to see. Assuming that the threat the call doesn't come from inside the house.
61:11E. Um that, you know, you could see coming from a mile away. There were drones in the air, there was a plane in the air that was circling the courthouse, uh and they brought him in through an underground entrance that they had blocked off with like black tarp so that you couldn't even see that area. Um and so, that's how he got to the courthouse.
61:27Um I went upstairs, uh Okay. So, very secure courthouse, apparently.
61:35Yeah, the chat has some funny opinions about the security. Um we're going to jump ahead to where he consults a legal expert um about a couple of the aspects of this, and in particular the closed section of the hearing.
61:47E. Um heavy on them. So, I'm joined now by Clayton Sims, a defense attorney here in Utah. First of all, Clayton, I wanted to ask you there it was kind of surprising. They brought us into the courtroom, uh and then they we were there for 2 minutes, and then they said, "All the media and the public has to leave. We're going to have this closed hearing right off the bat that has to do with some kind of transcript from October." They didn't give any details. And then that went on, we were all in the hallway for 2 hours. It was It was a long time. What do you think that was?
62:13Yes, we don't know. Uh-uh. But, we can speculate that it has something to do with his first appearance where he was in a suicide vest. So, it's likely based upon his appearance that they were discussing some type of uh jail security issues. Uh it's obviously he's um a high-risk um inmate, uh and they may not want to talk about things publicly. Uh his his psychological sort of background, uh was he suicidal? Is he still suicidal? And what security measures they have at the jail? How are So, what they're saying is that there was a transcript from October that had been sealed, and they needed to do some
62:50discussion in the courtroom during this hearing about that transcript and whether or not to unseal it. And they're talking about how it would be logical to assume that the transcript that's sealed is discussion of his security within the jail, and and maybe they don't want to give away secrets about how the security within the jail works, and possibly Tyler Robinson's mental state if he had been suicidal at one time is maybe they would prejudice the jury or the court uh to unseal that transcript in talking about his previous mental state or something like that is sort of the cons the the way that this um expert sort of frames
63:25it.
63:26And it makes a lot of sense, and it's not very significant. It doesn't really matter for us going forward, I don't believe.
63:31additional security, and security where he was the only inmate transport.
63:36T looked like SWAT in the back. And so, in order the order is difficult from the beginning, um and I don't know tackled.
63:42Um So, this is where we get to the film.
63:47Tyler Robinson smiling with his attorney. Um now, the smirk, you know, to documents, items, uh that and and not all of them have been turned over. Only 10,000 or no, no, only 7,000 of those items have been turned over. So, there's a lot of information. In fact, the prosecution talked about a full-time paralegal whose responsibility is gathering up the discovery, gathering up video, gathering up police reports, gathering up evidence, and and then turning that over to the defense side. So, there's a lot of material there, and there's a lot of material that hasn't been disclosed yet.
64:17The defense attorney said, "Hey, we're waiting on things." If you're If you're asking for the death penalty, if you're stating publicly that we want to put this person to death, and at the same time you're saying, "Yes, but we haven't given you all the materials." Right.
64:30Those Those two things don't work.
64:31They're mutually exclusive, they're inconsistent. Uh if you're going to seek the death penalty, you need to honor your discovery obligations and provide everything that you have. Mhm.
64:40So, there's a lot still to come out.
64:43There's a lot that we are theoretically still going to learn.
64:47And it's going to be a [ __ ] show.
64:49It's going to be a [ __ ] show on all sides. There's going to be narrative control um from at least one side.
64:56>> [laughter] >> And we're going to do our best to cover it as it goes. Um we are just getting warmed up here, and already the internet is a fed slop cesspool.
65:07But, before we get back to the cesspool and some of the more fun and funny parts of our show tonight, I'd be remiss not to throw in a brief spot for our new Buyer app that just came out.
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66:52And now, let's get back to the fed slop.
66:58Let's get back to Fedomania.
67:04With a brief clip from Candace Owens today.
67:08Great screenshot.
67:10That's what I am Who am I? I'm so sorry, but I don't explain it to us. But, I don't understand how if they just released a photo, a video of him taking the shot, cuz there's there's video of that, how would uh that ruin their case? How would that not support their case, actually?
67:29And also support their case with the public.
67:32Like that would be the first thing I would do. Rather than uh uh try to deploy the this this propaganda effort, you could just present something solid.
67:40Like some Right?
67:42I presume that they have the video of Tyler Robinson allegedly taking this shot.
67:50>> [clears throat] >> And I know that because I visited the campus, as I'm sure you guys mostly know, and I went and looked with my own two eyes at the security camera that is positioned right here on the corner of this building that is pointing squarely at the roof from which the shot was taken, right over there.
68:08Camera here, roof position there.
68:12And this is the camera which published the video of the suspect running across the roof, which they suspiciously cut right after the shot was taken instead of showing the shot being taken. And I think a lot of us, including a lot of the most expert military men, special operators, right when they saw the shot, before we even knew where it had officially been taken from, a lot of them did not think that this was the kind of location that actually lined up with the wound that we saw.
68:40Rob O'Neill, who famously killed Osama bin Laden, he initially came out, and I think still to this day came out and said that that looked like an exit wound to him, not an entrance wound. I don't know what to make of that. I don't know which one it is, but a number of ballistic experts and special forces people seem to agree with him.
69:00Other people seem to assert that if the wound had been caused from a shot at this angle, that the actual angle and pitch wouldn't have had it hit his spine based on where it appeared on his neck.
69:12And all of that is secondary, in my opinion, to the fact that a .30-06 has way too much power to cause the wound that we saw live, well, recorded, on camera.
69:26And now the internet has blown up because not exclusively because of me, but but as I started prodding Nick Fuentes Groper King Nick Fuentes about his apparent parroting of the Fed Slop narrative here.
69:45That blew up into a huge conversation both around the bullet and the shot and the rifle as well as around Nick Fuentes and what the [ __ ] is going on with him.
69:55And it's been a great time. Nick, please keep talking [ __ ] It's great content.
69:59It's a ton of fun to make. I I welcome your insults and slop.
70:06But then Candace started picking it back up and other people around the internet started talking about it more and we got a tidal wave of accounts coming out of the woodwork to dispel this narrative and to basically just die on the hill of it's not that crazy to believe that a .30-06 is lodged in his neck, that it hit him in the neck and then turned at nearly 90° and went downwards into his body.
70:31That's very normal.
70:34Very normal. And one of the most interesting accounts to do it is this Phoenix Ammunition guy. We're not going to belabor the point.
70:40But he's just tweeting like it's his full-time job all of a sudden and just going back and forth and back and forth and back and forth and continuously tweeting at people um presenting a lot of complexity and a lot of uh I make bullets. I make bullets. I make bullets. And I showed in my video last time how his LinkedIn shows that he was his resume is not the kind of resume that the special operators have that the Navy SEALs have that the combat veterans have that are calling this [ __ ] His resume is sort of like office jobs before he started this ammunition company.
71:14And then he's getting into it with people like Chris Martenson who actually ran tests, who actually deployed uh 38 different shots that he filmed, that he very carefully scientifically documented as best as he could shooting through boneless pork shoulders and bone-in pork shoulders and Phoenix always coming back with more more complexity basically to the point of well, if you don't shoot someone a live dude that's alive in the neck, then it's not really a genuine test. So just shut up about your test. We don't want to hear about your test cuz you're not shooting living people in the neck.
71:49Despite offering Valhalla VFT's footage of shooting through steel plates, shooting through beef femurs we even had one guy that shot a ballistic plate to uh kind of drive the point home, so to speak.
72:05And now people are drawing lines on photos again forgetting the fact that we are told that it hit his C2 behind his face not that it hit his T1.
72:19And we're not going to get in all the specifics but we're in this awkward position where to really remind you of how ridiculous this is, I would need to show the unedited uncensored video of Charlie being shot again.
72:34And A, I don't want to do that without you having the option not to watch. And B, YouTube will mess me up if I do that. So I would invite you if you are one of the people that still is on the fence about this to go back and watch the uncensored videos of Charlie being shot in the neck.
72:53And then to watch all of the test videos of .30-06 bullets of all different grain weights and varieties just obliterating gigantic pieces of meat, bone, living game, etc.
73:07And ask yourself if what you're seeing lines up with what was filmed on the day of Charlie's murder.
73:14Because I bring this up because specifically if the gun ain't the gun then the whole thing falls apart.
73:25If the gun ain't the gun then the whole thing is a cover-up and a whole bunch of people are are incriminated.
73:35It would then be logical to assume that at least some of them are intentionally lying.
73:41I would imagine that a lot of them are would be just swept up in the wave.
73:48But it's important not to get so far down the path of trying to figure out what did happen that we forget where we started where everyone at the start pretty much agreed that this was [ __ ] weird.
74:01And it was very similar to the Butler, Pennsylvania shooting of Donald Trump where no one was buying the lone gunman narrative. Not the right, not the left, not [ __ ] no one.
74:13The right was very quick to realize that that was some [ __ ] But we're going to we're going to play Nick's most recent amazing clip before we um jump on a little detour here.
74:32You really believe Kirk's neck absorbed a .30-06 bullet? Just a simple yes or no is fine.
74:36>> [laughter] >> First of all, [ __ ] you. You're stupid.
74:40Stop watching my show tonight. Like seriously, unsubscribe and don't watch anymore.
74:45You hear that, guys? [laughter] That's what Nick thinks of all of you.
74:50Just a yes or no will do. First of all, the nobody's saying that his neck absorbed the bullet. What you are saying is that there is a mysterious second shooter that shot him with another gun and some interagency conspiracy planted the wrong gun. Is that what you believe?
75:12I've said it before and I'll say it again.
75:16Sounds a lot like JFK, huh, Nick?
75:21You know the JFK shooting where they actually planted the wrong gun on accident?
75:28They were much closer with JFK.
75:31It was the same type of rifle, but it turned out later upon close investigation and noticing of details that the gun that they planted seen below here had the strap attachments on the side of the rifle.
75:49So this upper strap, it wraps up behind the rifle and it's attached behind the rifle's barrel belly here and on the bottom it's attached on the side of the stock.
76:02You can see it more clearly in this photo here where it attaches on the side of the stock and the side of the barrel.
76:09But the actual rifle that Lee Harvey Oswald owned the strap attachments were on the bottom of the rifle.
76:16And it was also traced to the magazine where he purchased it from being advertised as having the strap attachments on the bottom of the rifle.
76:24And they got that little detail wrong with the rifle that was planted at the scene.
76:31In this case it was a little different because it it apparently, I assume it was actually Tyler Robinson's rifle but it doesn't seem to match the caliber of the round that actually killed Charlie Kirk.
76:46You know the JFK assassination also gives us precedent for amazing magical bullets that just seem to do bizarre nearly impossible things just right when it's a political assassination.
77:03It's so interesting that bullets involved in political assassinations just seem to be the exception to the norm, that do bizarre crazy things and you're just supposed to believe that that is just it's a miracle.
77:17It's just a miracle.
77:25That is what you are supposed to believe.
77:29And it's not the only time that very suspect shootings have wound up with very suspect gun narratives.
77:40I'll remind you of the Vegas shooting in case you had forgotten where there was a country music concert being held in this parking lot right here.
77:50And then allegedly a lone gunman busted out the window of his hotel room in the Mandalay Bay kind of near to the top all the way across the street and then he opened fire with AR rifles equipped with bump stocks and killed an incredibly tragic number of people with some bullet trajectories that did not make any sense.
78:20But if you wanted any more clarity on it, you could go to vegasshootingmap.com one of the crazy coolest resources on the internet as far as I'm concerned for deep state research. It's a live map with all the sources live posted from 911 calls that you can actually listen to to video with timestamps of the various gunshot sounds you can hear, all timestamped, all linked up, autopsy reports linked up. So you can actually re-research it in its original form for yourself.
78:52Which is wild and it's extremely useful if you want to understand it. I'm just going to show a little bit of the non of things that I don't think YouTube will knock me for.
79:02Listen to the gunfire in this clip and try to convince yourself that you're listening to an AR with a bump stock.
79:23How big of a magazine do you think his AR has?
79:30Everyone that was on the scene that night, law enforcement people, military people, ex-special forces people, they all said it sounded like a belt-fed machine gun.
79:40Most of them said that there were helicopters up. And subsequent investigations very well confirmed that there seemed to be helicopters up in the sky and that it seems likely that the gunfire was coming from the helicopters, not from the Mandalay Bay. There is so much more evidence from the Vegas shooting that that was what happened.
80:05Guns start to be shown in that one, so I'm not going to show it. And one more.
80:19And again, no no muzzle flash from the hotel.
80:23Although there are videos where you can see what appears to be muzzle flash floating through the sky.
80:40And then you can also listen to 911 calls from way down the Las Vegas strip, blocks down the strip, reporting gunmen running around with weapons out all the way down there.
80:54And the map makes it hard to conceive of how far away that is.
80:58We're talking gunmen being reported all the way at the end of the strip.
81:05Despite the fact that allegedly it was a single lone gunman in his hotel room and he never left the hotel room and he ended it all for himself like an hour or more before the police even showed up at his door.
81:20He had a roomful of ammunition still ready to go and he just got bored and checked out.
81:26That's the narrative that is the accepted narrative about the Las Vegas shooting.
81:35So actually there's plenty of precedent for us to be lied to about the gun, about the bullet, about how these shootings happen, about what the hell is going on.
81:49And we haven't even mentioned how our current FBI, this FBI that's pushing this fed narrative, Nick, and all the rest of you, that's the FBI covering up the Epstein files right now, actively trying to pretend that Epstein didn't traffic anyone to anyone.
82:09And yeah, maybe we should maybe we should dive into the Las Vegas shooting again at some point here.
82:16Because I think we need a reminder of just how much precedent there is for major political shootings and assassinations and mass shootings, just regular old apparently regular old mass shootings, to be extremely suspect.
82:36Okay?
82:39To add on to the flurry of new details coming out, Tucker Carlson went on Theo Von this past week and had some very important details to add.
82:52Bring our system beyond this year. Like if you want the system to continue, you have to satisfy people the system is real. And if they're convinced that it's not real, at some point they'll overthrow it. That's just going to happen, okay? Oh, but Mom Donny. Yeah, how do you think we got Mom Donny? Or and you think Mom Donny's radical? The dude went to Bowdoin.
83:10It could be a lot more radical than that.
83:12And we're going to get that >> They'll get sailing team there.
83:14Because [laughter] Do they? Yeah. At Bowdoin? I thought it was Bowdoin, but it's not.
83:19>> No, it's Bowdoin. Known really for sodomy, but also sailing. I didn't Oh, I didn't know that, huh? enthusiastic.
83:24Actually they've got one of the top-rated varsity sodomy teams in the country.
83:29>> Hard to starboard. zen users. But anyway, um here's [laughter] what I There are so many funny little jokes in there, but I want to jump ahead to this piece right here.
83:43Oh, that's what I am.
83:43>> Right, that's what I'm saying. It's just it's a human person.
83:46>> what Candace is. So maybe So I have said from the beginning, if you don't like what Candace Owens is saying, why don't you call her and offer a more plausible explanation for what happened? OH, SHE'S BAD. SHE'S BAD. OKAY, I MEAN, I like her a lot. I don't think she's bad, but I love her actually, but let's just stipulate she's bad, but why wouldn't you do that? I I don't agree with some of the stuff that she the rabbit holes she goes down, but I don't even know.
84:14But I like the fact that she likes to dig in the garden, you know? So it's like I like the fact that she's curious.
84:20That might be my new favorite quote.
84:23I don't know about all the rabbit holes she goes down, but I like the fact that she likes to dig in the garden.
84:30And yeah, Candace be digging in the garden. And sometimes she's pulling stuff out that doesn't make a ton of sense, but damn do I like that more than Jack Posobiec trust the narrative.
84:43Roll up your sleeve, you [ __ ] idiot.
84:48And this really interesting detail came out. And again, let's remind ourselves of Tucker Carlson's deep history with the establishment, with Fox News, with his dad's involvement in the CIA. Tucker grew up around CIA operatives and his sources are very good. And when Tucker says something like this, it means a lot. Very, very strange. I knew him well. He was right at my house right before he was killed, so I feel emotional about it still.
85:15>> Who was Charlie Kirk? Yep. Oh, really?
85:17Oh, yeah. I didn't know that.
85:19>> and I love his wife and know his wife well. Details, but I know that recently Candace said that uh Egyptian registered aircraft were following uh Erica Kirk, Charlie's widow, around for a number of years in different places in the world.
85:36That's one of the weirdest things I've ever heard and I just want to say that that is factually true.
85:41That's true. So that's like the one data point that I happen to know is true.
85:44What does that mean? I have literally no idea. I can't even guess, but that's very, very strange.
85:51Yeah, that is very strange.
85:54And I'm just speculating here, but to me what that means is that Tucker asked people within the CIA or NSA.
86:04I would that's what I would assume.
86:07And that someone within the system with the capability to check on the military view of those planes, which is far beyond our civilian capacity, and they confirmed to him that those planes are real.
86:19Are on the radar, so to speak.
86:25So I don't know what that means, but it doesn't mean nothing.
86:33And it certainly means that I'm going to be spending all next week watching planes on radars.
86:40And getting lost in the the transponder data again.
86:47Um one of the last little updates here, Sam Parker also turned up another little inconsistency or lie in uh the narrative or testimony of Brian Harpole where Brian Harpole um I I I I I I feel bad for the uh hospital staff cuz we showed up looking like that and and they didn't know we were coming.
87:12Uh even though we we had called 911.
87:15But I don't know what happened that There are several issues with this narrative by Brian Harpole. Number one, I filed a grammar request for all the 911 calls relating to the death of Charlie Kirk on September 10th and the shooting at Utah Valley University.
87:30Utah sent me the audio for 20 calls back. 18 of those calls went to Central Utah 911 dispatch, which is the main node that handles 911 calls in Utah County where Utah Valley University is located. Two calls were routed to police and fire dispatch, which is another node that also handles overflow 911 calls.
87:52None of these 20 calls came from Brian Harpole or anybody on his security staff. That's problem number one. So he claims they called 911, but 911 doesn't have any record of his call.
88:07So Sam Parker got the records for all the 911 calls in that area on that day.
88:15And none of them matched what Brian Harpole described as the 911 call that they made, allegedly, but it would seem that they didn't make.
88:26So Sam Parker rightly then says that well, either Utah has lost the call or is hiding the call or Brian Harpole is lying and the call was never made.
88:39And that's pretty weird.
88:41Why would you lie about that if that's what's happening? Or why would Utah hide the call or lose it?
88:49Sort of how they lost the footage of Tyler Robinson turning himself in.
88:55What might these calls or video show? Or what don't they show?
89:01Why are we not not even not allowed to see them? Why are they not in existence?
89:08It kind of makes me feel the same way as when it we were asking, why are they paving over the crime scene 5 days after the shooting on a Sunday in Utah when Sundays are nothing.
89:22Ain't no one working on a Sunday in Utah.
89:26Except after there's a really important political assassination and it's really important to change out the sod.
89:33The person's name >> [clears throat] >> And I already mentioned this. We don't need to go into this clip.
89:41So we're left at a funny point now where everything's changing.
89:54And everything [snorts] is ramping up.
89:56And everything's getting really gnarly.
90:00The Fed slop is getting overwhelmingly loud.
90:06Overwhelmingly emotional and vitriolic.
90:09And we still have all the same questions.
90:15In fact, now we have a few more because now we have a few lies stacking up on a few lies stacking up on a few lies.
90:24We have little bits of evidence seeping out here and there that seem to undermine the credibility of people that are claiming to be Charlie's best friends and claiming to represent Charlie's true ideology.
90:36And perhaps most concerning of all is we have Charlie's widow apparently departing strongly from what would have seemed to be Charlie's direction at the end.
90:49And I hesitate to even think about how dark this conspiracy gets if you bring Erica into the fold.
90:58And so I'm not going to speculate on that.
91:02I'm just going to look at what she says and what actually comes out.
91:07And I'm going to let you all think for yourselves about what all that might mean.
91:14Because I think the one thing we can all agree on is this opening and closing sentiment.
91:21Because I learned during COVID. I learned when they told us that it came from a bat in the Himalayas. I learned when they told us the vaccine was safe and effective. I learned when they told us that Ivermectin was horse paste that you better keep asking questions cuz it's the only thing that keeps us free.
91:38Thank Yeah.
91:40Thank you, Charlie.
91:43You better keep asking questions.
91:47And as this trial gets underway, it's scheduled to resume in January.
91:53I think we're going to have a lot of questions.
91:58And maybe we'll get a bunch of answers that will be sufficient.
92:02Maybe maybe the autopsy will make it make sense.
92:11Maybe we'll finally see Mikey McCoy's phone logs.
92:17Maybe there will be some explanation for the Egyptian planes.
92:24I don't know.
92:27But I definitely am not going to trust the government just because they're the government. I'm definitely not going to trust the Fed slop just cuz a bunch of influencers that are also Zionists scream at me really, really loud and call me mean names and make lots of little memes to try to make fun of me.
92:51And in all of this, the backdrop to all of this is that Israel has been ramping up its propaganda budget incrementally more and more and more every single month, it seems.
93:04They're up to almost a billion dollars of public relations spending for next year.
93:11They recently multiplied their current propaganda budget times 20.
93:16And when you look at the landscape on X, the default discussion platform of our day you can watch the vitriol increase and you can watch the shillery increase and you can watch the Fed slop getting pumped harder and harder and harder by the all the people you'd expect and by a lot of people that you might not expect.
93:40And so just be very thoughtful when you're in the information space right now because the information space is the first frontline battlefield of modern warfare.
93:53And so I've been thinking about this thought a lot over the last few weeks about what is the actual role of a journalist today. Like am I even really a journalist? Are any of us really like what is a journalist today?
94:06Is it a journalist's job to stay out of all of that mess and to just write little articles for mainstream news or to just go out with a camera and hold the live camera for mainstream news or whatever it is?
94:17Or are journalists also the people that are in the fray of combat for lack of a better term in this public square that we call X right now?
94:30I don't know how you want to define journalism, but one thing I do know is that today groups like Israel and their ad spend, for lack of a better term, have made it impossible for journalists to be effective in the space without wading into the mud.
94:50Because if you're going to stay out of the mud and just write your little articles you're never going to change the game.
94:56You're not going to make an effect cuz no one's going to hear you cuz everyone is screaming so loud manipulating emotionally, telling lies willy-nilly promoting propaganda without disclosing it, all sorts of stuff.
95:10And if you wade into it, you risk getting sucked down the rabbit hole into the emotional back and forth and into the name-calling and all the rest of it, the character assassinations, etc.
95:22And so there's some balancing line between the two where modern journalists are forced to choose what type of platform they're going to build and what type of output they're going to make in order to balance making a big difference with being factually clean and pure.
95:39And the best journalists ride the line very well and manage to do both.
95:44But ultimately that is a moving target that gets more and more elusive every day. So we do our best. Um I don't know as I consider myself a journalist. I'm certainly in the field, but you you think what you want.
95:59Listen to who you want.
96:01And ultimately think for yourself. And come up with your own conclusions and do your own research because yeah, when we're digging in the garden, chat, when when we're digging in the garden inevitably we're going to get some dirt on us. And inevitably we're going to dig up some old bones that don't have anything to do with this case.
96:18But when the case is this important personally I feel like it's better to dig it all up than to just sit there and watch the Fed put new grass in over top of the crime scene.
96:33So with that we're going to close out the show. We're going to come back and do a couple of quick super chats before we head on off to catch Nate with what I think is going to be a very fun show over on Valhalla of VFT. So stick around after this and we will >> [clears throat] >> bring it back in for some super chats.
96:54But I want to close one more time with a quick reminder that if you love my work and if you want to support what I do or you want to support family and founder-owned businesses, go and download the buyer app on Google Play or on the App Store and start scanning things and start learning who actually owns everything in the grocery store and where your money is really going when you're buying things.
97:16You might be a little surprised.
97:18And if you're not surprised then you're doing it right.
97:23Because I have to imagine that the people watching this program are probably the ones that are most aware of the whole corporate control system that's, you know, quietly pulling strings all over our nation.
97:38All over our world.
97:41And with that stick around for super chats and then we'll see you next week.
97:47Conspiracy theories are entering a dangerous >> Information is the oxygen [music] of democracy. There's so much evidence out there that even if less than 1% is true that would be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
98:11All righty, fam. Let's see if my super chat viewer is working.
98:26Oh.
98:28It is super not working.
98:35Even though I thought that we fixed it last time.
98:46Well.
98:46>> [snorts] >> Let me pull it up over here.
98:50>> [gasps] >> I'm seeing it on my screen over here now where where I was giant on half the screen.
98:55>> [snorts] >> And let me pull in some of the homies, some of the big ones, some of the big dogs.
99:04>> [snorts] >> And then I think what we'll do is we'll save a bunch of the supers and we'll do a whole follow-up show this weekend for chat, for Q&A, and for supers.
99:15Valhalla VFT dropped in with a $100 donation.
99:19New goated intro, let's go boys. Yeah, Valhalla VFT, for real. That is the goated intro without a doubt. Shout out to Matt Baker again for the awesome intro. I'm going to have to download that clip. I'm going to have to get his permission to use it. Cuz that was fun.
99:33I love it.
99:35Um Holly Vig with the 50. Look at the awning on Charlie Kirk's tent. The letter I in American Comeback is in the shape of an electrical bolt. Interesting symbolism. What say you? It's my birthday. A comment would be the best present. Baron is fire. Baron is fire. I don't know what to make of the uh electrocution angle at this point. I am no electrical engineer and I don't understand electrical uh electrocutions. I didn't even know that microphones could electrocute people before this conversation came up, but personally my understanding is you'd have to have two feet on the ground for the electricity to pass through you. Um
100:08so, my my little brain is not yet processing the concept, but I do love that people are digging into it.
100:14And the markings on Charlie's hands, though fuzzy, do seem to be something that's not blood. Um so, I don't know what to make of it all, but I'm watching closely.
100:26Um Titanium 4K with the 50. I'm ex-Bear Stearns repo trader 2008. Contact for verification. Epstein was the president of liquid funding. Yeah, dude, I've done reporting on liquid funding LLC. Holy [ __ ] you can find the video on my channel.
100:39I am of the suspicion, like over 70% suspicion, that Jeffrey Epstein was involved in pulling the pin on the grenade that was the 2008 financial crisis. He was in position to do it. He was selling CDOs. He had worked at Bear Stearns, and then he was involved with JP Morgan and and his timing of dissolving his CDO factory little LLC shell company right before it all went belly up. Sold all of his CDOs onto the market and then bounced and dissolved his company. Very suspicious.
101:13Um I saw another enormous one come in that we got to get to before we go.
101:23Where am I losing it at?
101:27Where?
101:29Huh.
101:30I saw a 200 come in during the show.
101:34Um [snorts] but I'm not seeing it now.
101:37So, I'm going to have to hunt it down somehow, and we'll bring it in for the next show.
101:43If you hit the $200 dono, um apologies if I'm missing it, cuz it's not in my list here.
101:53But I do see the cross says the cross the cross says yes with the big 50. Love your content. Have you ever heard of content creator ProbablyAlexandria?
102:02She does an excellent job over covering MK Ultra and programming and how churches and religious institutions have been infiltrated by the CIA and FBI.
102:12I have heard of ProbablyAlexandria.
102:14She's a really interesting content creator that um has like a really like kind of low-budget vibe, if I remember correctly, and is kind of esoteric. Um and I remember her stuff being pretty interesting back when I was made aware of it, but I don't follow along with her regularly. Um I only have so much time in the day to follow content creators.
102:31Um I'd be curious if she's been making any stuff around this story at all.
102:37And then lastly, uh I do want to give a shout out to our boy Zeb, who dropped dropped a dono in the chat as well. Donation for your Phoenix ammo fund.
102:46>> [laughter] >> Zeb Boykin is hilarious. I love him. He is one of our actual ballistics experts that has been weighing in from the start with a very high-level understanding of ballistics, not just of making ballistics ammo, but of actually how ballistics function in the air, in bodies, on impact, etc. And Zeb has very much laid out the case for why this doesn't make sense on multiple layers.
103:11Um and he's just a funny dude. So, if you don't know about Zeb Boykin and Outside the Overton, um definitely go to give him a check go check him out and give him a follow.
103:21And I think I think what we're going to do now is I'm just going to hop into the chat for just a second.
103:30And uh we'll wrap this whole thing up here. Yeah, Zeb is based.
103:36All lies stem from Israel. Here Here is a thought about that chat that chat message. All lies stem from Israel. 357 small block.
103:45Do you ever do the thought experiment in your mind of thinking, what would my social media experience be like if overnight tomorrow you woke up and suddenly there was no Israeli money being spent on information warfare?
104:03Do you ever think about how much less vitriol and insanity and backwardness and untruthfulness we would have on social media if Israel's propaganda were to stop overnight?
104:18Cuz I I can't help but assume, based upon all that I know from research, from articles, from their own published statistics, their own words, their own postings, I can't help but feel like overnight we would enter into the golden era of truth.
104:40And the vast majority of just backwards land ideas would suddenly no longer be posted on the internet.
104:48Because when you have an entire ideology, the most funded political ideology on the planet, I might add, when that ideology is based on needing to present lies as truth and evil as good and up as down, inherently the whole conversation is [ __ ] Because inherently you have this foreign funnel of money just and it's also coming from inside the house, just profligating and promoting made-up [ __ ] backwards land narratives. Whether it's about starving children in Gaza, or it's about terrorism in the Middle East, or it's about our own domestic policies in America, or it's about hate speech, or it's about freedom of speech, or it's
105:41about what you had for dinner, or it's about literally anything at all.
105:46Just over and over in every piece of our information space, it's being muddied, subverted by Israeli lies.
106:01And when you look at the Charlie Kirk conversation, I think that a lot of the people that are weighing in on the side that you would say is like the other side from me, on the fed narrative side, a lot of them I think are genuine people that genuinely believe what they're saying.
106:19I don't think they're all paid by Israel. That's not my opinion.
106:24But the narratives that those mostly Zionists roll with, the base layer of those narratives are funded by Israel.
106:36The initial consensus is funded by Israel and is supported by Israel's military bot networks.
106:46And when there's a false consensus being pushed by a military apparatus, a lot of innocent people get swept up in the hype, just like happened during COVID.
106:57Where you push a mass hysteria narrative and you get so many people to go along with it and to align on it that it looks like this is just what we're all doing.
107:09And human nature has this built-in mechanism of wanting to be in the tribe.
107:15And when it looks like the whole tribe is aligned, you don't want to be outside the tribe.
107:23So, let this be my reminder to you.
107:27You're not alone.
107:29I think the majority of regular real American people, and as well as people all around the world, are over the Israel [ __ ] And when it comes to Charlie Kirk specifically, I think that the majority of regular Americans, and probably people around the world that have actually heard about the case, the majority of them are also not entirely buying this narrative.
107:50And that's coming from polls, that's coming from reporting, that's coming from general sentiment.
107:55>> [clears throat] >> It's coming from just living in the information space. There's lots of people that are totally with the fed slop narrative.
108:03But ultimately, I see people saying, can someone tag Ian? Can someone tag Ian? What did Wildflower Gypsy just drop in hard in here?
108:20I saw someone mentioning $200 somewhere, and it's not in my Oh. No, it's not in my list of supers.
108:30Maybe I can just chat scroll it.
108:37Boom. I picked it out.
108:39Wildflower Gypsy. There's the huge $200 dono.
108:43Awesome. I'm so grateful that you exist.
108:45Thanks for turning me on to Nate.
108:47Absolutely, Wildflower Gypsy. And Wildflower Gypsy, you've been along for the ride for quite some time. You've been a huge supporter, and I notice and I appreciate it. Thank you. I see it when you repost the stuff. I see it when you share it on Instagram and stuff like that. Really appreciate it. Thank you.
109:01Means a lot. Um I don't have the time always to acknowledge all different people and to acknowledge um every single message, obviously, and everything, but I do see a lot of it, and I do appreciate it. It means a lot.
109:12So, thank you.
109:14Thank you.
109:15Um Cool. So, I grabbed that one. Appreciate it.
109:23So, now I'm going to save the rest of the supers for another show this weekend, and we'll get into them all. We'll have an open discussion.
109:29Um, I hadn't been planning to do it that way, but with my super chatter broken, and with Nate, I believe going live right now, um I think it just makes more sense, because it's a lot more fun to read supers when you guys are on the screen, when I can have the supers up on the screen. And Nate is now live. Um, so, I'll show you real quick where we're going. We have the chats, we have the whole stream set up, so that when our stream is done, we're just going to dump straight into Nate's stream, and you're not going to be disappointed. Nate is the man. He is a green beret, so he is extremely experienced, and an expert to talk about
110:02ballistics, and about gunshot wounds, and about about all these things that Nick Fuentes has been weighing in on lately.
110:09And Nate's political takes are also really based, and fair, and wise. And so, I could not, um, sing Nate's praises enough. He's one of the coolest dudes on YouTube, and he's one of my favorite new finds and friends of 2025. So, that's all I've got for you tonight.
110:29Remember to be a good person, be a whole person, be a real person, and take good care of yourself. Drink water, eat healthy food, tell people that you love them, get good sleep, and genuine generally try to improve your own quality of life, so that that way you can improve your own community, and then improve your city, and then improve your whole country.
110:49Because America is a nation of Americans, right?
110:53And wherever you are out there in the world, you matter.
110:58And if you're not at your best, your people aren't going to be at their best.
111:02So, thanks for being here.
111:05Thanks for watching. Thanks for liking, sharing, subscribing. Thanks for downloading Byer, and dropping a five-star review for it. Thanks for all the support, the supers, the hype, the love. It means a lot.
111:17And with that, I will see you this weekend.
111:22Conspiracy theories [music] are entering a dangerous time.
111:25>> Information is the oxygen of the democracy. There's so much evidence [music] out there that even if less than 1% is true, that would be enough to collapse the current paradigm.
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