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13:35[music] Good afternoon, evening, or maybe even morning depending on what part of the world you're in. My name is Garland Nixon and I am here on the Demi Jimmy Jimmy Door Show standing in for Jimmy.
14:07Uh Jimmy's of course uh on vacation. I'm sure you already already know that out there on a great adventure, having fun and uh hopefully every now and then he's looking in on us to see how we're doing.
14:18But we're having a good time. We've had some great guests here and I certainly appreciate everybody coming in here.
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14:51We got big stuff going on tonight. We got a fun show. We got a lot of interesting segments. Some things might freak out a little bit, but you know, it's all all good stuff and it's all true. I guess we need to be freaked out a little bit the way things are going.
15:03My first guest is Lionel. Lo's a legal and media analyst. He is a former prosecutor and licensed trial lawyer, but we won't hold that against him. With more than 43 years of legal and courtroom experience and more than 38 years as a broadcaster, commentator and host in commercial media. His show Lion Nation can be seen on YouTube. Lionel, welcome to the show.
15:27>> Thank you so much, my friend. I hope you didn't mind that. I mean, I started in during the Coolage administration. The reason why I'm I'm saying this is out of my ears, I've never seen anything as up as this. So, I know what I'm talking about. This is this is bizarre. I [clears throat] mean, bizarre. So, so thank you for having me and I I'm honored to be here, sir.
15:50>> Yes. Uh so, well, you know, the lawyer business kind of like the old get smart show where he would always say, "If only he'd use his powers for good and still instead of evil." So you you use your lawyer skills for good instead of evil.
16:02That's what we love about Julian.
16:04>> We have done but but it happened. Uh I think getting bad guys getting bad guys off the street which is [clears throat] what I did helped. Uh defending people uh defending the Constitution was something that also I thought was very very good. I'm not going to uh you know in any way defend a lot of the stuff that I'm seeing. But I guarantee you what we're seeing right now is the problem isn't with lawyers. The problem is with the media and with a bunch of brain deadad Americans who for some reason bought this slop this this I I don't know what it is. Garland, there was a time I don't you you seem like a
16:35relatively young man, but but I grew up always distrusting anything the government told me from 196 from 1963 to 1968 from when I was 5 years old I remember JFK remember my mother was crying so I I I thought what's going on so I went through JFK RFK MLK Malcolm X megar [clears throat] it was it was five years plus Watergate plus Vietnam plus 911 plus so my whole world. I don't believe anything. And it is incumbent upon us to say, "Oh, yeah, prove it." And I'm not a conspiracy theorist. As Groval says, I'm a conspiracy analyst. And if you don't think there's something screwy about this Charlie, this Tyler Robinson case,
17:17you're not paying attention. That simple.
17:20>> Well, we're going to get going here with our first uh with our first story.
17:23[snorts] Um and it is about uh Candace Owens. She's relating Well, it's not about Candace Owens, but it's about the work that Candace Owens is doing. She has re she has released some more tweets. Of course, you know, she's getting some heat for it. And we're going to get started.
17:41This is a she's make sure we got the first tweet here. Stu Peters, Charlie Kirk, I've told all the Jews recently to go to hell who try to tell me to stop.
17:52Screw these people. Candace drops new receipts. So, let's get to We've got a video and let's get started.
18:01did not apologize for saying genocide is always wrong. Charlie said, "Good." He continues, "I've told all the Jews recently to go to hell who try and tell me to stop." I said, "It's unreal. It's an implicit threat." He said, "Bew, did the flight work out, okay?" I was 40 weeks pregnant. He was helping me to find a plane last second. And I said, "By the way, you are featured in my Tucker interview that just dropped. I defended you hardcore. I forgot to mention that he just dropped it." And he said, "Thank you. we are on the same team. Screw these people. And I said around the 20-minute mark. And he said,
18:35"Thank you for doing that. I really appreciate it. Very few of us are willing to stand up to the cabal right now."
18:42I said, "Thank you so much for having my back. You know, I have yours. I'm really so disgusted by what they did to you.
18:46Years of service to the pro Israel cause, and no one cares, treating you like you are only as good as what you can do to them." The plane worked out great today. Thank you so much. It made all the difference. This pregnant, lol.
18:56I'm literally 40 weeks. And he wrote, "Absolutely. We are on the same team.
18:59People are waking up and it is finally happening.
19:02He continued, "It is so transactional. I am repulsed by it. For years I was I was called a Jewish Jewish shill and now they say I am a Hamas agent. Screw them.
19:13The game has changed."
19:16So that's a snippet into what began conversations between me and Charlie over the course of um well I guess only a year and a half later he would be dead. just over a year and a half later he would he would be murdered uh about Zionism and how they were moving in on speech, how they were bullying us. We have conversations about Seth Dylan, all the players who we were involved and trying to gaslight us by name calling us and very clearly were coordinating with one another.
19:42>> Did not apologize for saying.
19:44>> All right, let's go through a couple slides before we get to as we get to this. Yes. Uh, Andrew Kovit says, "Yes, I've seen the alleged text shared by Candace. I have no idea about their authenticity. For argument's sake, let's assume they are re they're real. Here are my observations. It can be an evil thing to release a man's private messages after his death. Not everything is meant to be public. I can understand certain things in certain context, but Candace is weaponizing these messages to dim diminish Charlie's public statements and advance her own agenda, and he's not here to defend himself.
20:27Andrew Kovit says, "Also consider the moment in time. Charlie had been unfairly called an anti-semite in 2023.
20:34He was understandably upset by that, and he was willing to believe Candace was facing a similar unfair attack. He's clearly trying to support someone who he thinks is being taken advantage of. It's important to remember that in 2023, Candace had yet to go off the deep end with her jihad against the Jews. We didn't yet know how far she was going to take it. Our relationship with DW had sometimes been rocky over the years, but these texts would be from before things improved significantly in 2024 during Trump's re-election and victory, which is why Ben spoke it at the Afest in 24 and 25 at Charlie's invitation. Did
21:14disagreements remain? Of course. But at the same time, these of these texts, Charlie was not yet in regular communication with Ben and Jeremy and was only hearing Candace's version of events.
21:28Andrew Kovit says, "But publishing quotes."
21:31>> Yes, we got a little bit more.
21:33>> Keep reading. Hey, Misha, why don't we get the phone bookant?
21:37Come on.
21:38>> So, but this is important.
21:40>> But publishing what she complains are private messages is illustrative of illustrative of her character, right?
21:47So, don't publish. Charlie and Candace were not friends when he was killed. He was still managing a relationship. His pattern of hers is playing out why. Uh, good.
21:56>> Candace says, "This is important.
21:58Alleged text. You can't tell the truth about anything. You specifically asked me to share these messages. Now you claim Charlie was just having a moment."
22:11And he decided to open up. I'll share these messages so people can judge for themselves. Like I said, there are hundreds. Lionel, your thoughts?
22:20>> Oh, I'm sorry. I was reading my own.
22:23First of all, who cares? I I'm Listen, [clears throat] this is my opinion.
22:28>> Okay, >> I I cannot possibly um profess my love and respect for Candace anymore. Number one. Number two, who the hell is Andrew Kov? He has nothing to do with this. How did he insinuate himself into a murder case? What is Who cares? Look, Garland, there there's a million things going on.
22:44Yes, there's the event itself. There's the the murderous self, the assassination. That's number one. Number two, there's the trial. Number three, it's kind of like a unique ad mixture of Yeah. TPUSA and Coven and Nef and Erica.
22:56Erica has her own separate category. The next category is Candace who was just she just sucks up the the oxygen and then there's Candace and then there's there's combinations thereof. The these people, these Kovets are insignificant.
23:10It doesn't matter. This guy's grasping at straws. We are doing so not you mind you but we are spending so so we're wasting our time on stuff like who cares what this guy thinks I don't even know what he does quick for $10,000 in a new car. What does he do? Who the hell's >> I I'm not going to make a dime because I don't know.
23:29>> I don't even know. I I'm just wor Blake Nef says there's an expression where I'm from. Who cares? Doesn't matter. They're doing everything quick suck redirect. Do you ever see a rodeo rodeo clown where the the uh the poor bull rider because often oh my god he looks up and the bull's coming and the rodeo clown comes and goes hey over here the barrel man and the bull says oh yeah I'll go after you that's what these people are this is distraction obfiscation who cares loves it and that's terrific but this ain't my bag I couldn't care less about these people in fact if you went a whole week and just
24:08ignored them they wouldn't know what to do >> because the only I don't even know what they do. I don't even know what TPUSA does. I don't know what Erica does. But I do know something, Garland. They killed Charlie Kirk and it wasn't Tyler Robinson. Everything else is fluff. It's surplusage. It's nothing. It doesn't even matter. This guy's on trial and it's somebody something or some group and we are getting away from this. But the story today, I'm asking you, where's he buried? Where's Charlie buried? Was he autopsied? Did they cremate him?
24:42Where in the hell is his body? Where's his grave? Where is he? Uh there there was some incredible work by some incredible um uh and by the way, I'm not I'm not kidding you. I knew your your name.
24:57>> And you know, and by the way, you know, Misha is a sadist who does this stuff that the guy used to work at a leather bar. I'm kidding. But what I'm saying is the real story is there may be evidence that there was no autopsy that under the rules of Utah law. And by the way, autopsy doesn't mean what people think it means. We want to know was there a dissection of the body to get all the parts. I hate to be this as a former prosecutor. Murder is very very technical, very cut and dry, very labs and ballistics and time of death. then it's it's not this um kind of Columbbo you know murder she wrote I'm dating myself
25:37here but under the rules under the laws of Utah a an autopsy may be cause of death there there's four manners of death and the acronym is Nash NASH natural accidental suicide homicide actually you undecided but Nashu doesn't make any sense so that's all and so we know what happened Charlie's sitting there bang you heard this crack you see this blood exit would entrance wound I don't know but this is it he falls over and he's dead either there on his way over whether he was uh uh crushed by bad CPR who knows but we know what happened it wasn't a heart attack wasn't natural it wasn't accidental he didn't slip he didn't
26:20commit su suicide he it we know what it is but what we want to know is did they dissect the neck do we have the part because they said yes we have we have something here. And so far, the ATF's ruled that based upon that examination of whatever it was they took, Garland, it's inconclusive.
26:39The rifle, let me just say this, the rifle that was found that is attributed to to Tyler, this Mouser 98 had no connection to the murder. It's inconclusive. You know what this is?
26:51This is a lint brush. This also had nothing to do with the murder. This is not connected. This is as relevant as that rifle. So therefore, let's say you're a juror and I say garland of what you would jurors to go back there and find that the state of Utah proved beyond due the exclusion of every reasonable doubt that Tyler Robinson committed aggravated murder. What about the how? Uh I don't know, but we can show you some Andrew Kovet text. No, I don't want to see that. How how are you going to prove this? It's not guilty.
27:28I don't know how if they said, "Well, there was a gun found there." They found dust inside the barrel. It was inconclusive. They weren't even sure if they fired it. Garland, do you know they had dogs? Dogs that were sent out, these drug detecting dogs.
27:44>> I mean, not dogs, a gun detecting dogs that could smell a fish fart. And they walked by this a 100 times going. And the FBI said, "Oh, over here." Not only that, the rifle, the Mouser 98 had a particular safety switch which would have been oluded or obfiscated or or oluded, I guess, or or prevented by the use of this scope. It might not have been operable. So, forget everything else. There's no gun. And I don't know what they fished out of his neck from what. We can get to the mic later. We'll talk about that. Maybe there's other alternative hypotheses. As a defense lawyer, I'm saying ladies and gentlemen
28:20of the jury, it's not guilty. Period.
28:22End the discussion if they said, "Yeah, but they found the gun near him."
28:25Garland, what if they found a bazooka nearby? What if they found a a flint lock or a musket? So what? There's nothing in there either. Yeah, but his DNA is on it. It's his gun supposedly.
28:36>> Let me add this. And all of the talk Let me Let me add this. all of the talk about um the things that he text that somebody texted. Sure as hell didn't look like he texted, but these texts or the thing that he said he did, let me just say this, you know, law enforcement and investigations, we had people that would literally come in that were kind of mentally deranged and would literally confess to crimes that they they weren't even in the state. Even a confession is no good. We would have people that come in and said, "I did the killing." And we're like, dude, again, you did that.
29:12You see what I mean? We had >> Absolutely. So, even a confession is no good in court because some mentally ill people, just because they get a charge out of it, come in and confess to murders. You have to prove that this person killed him. And right now, I don't see a murder weapon.
29:29>> Well, two parts. Probably got some kale on my um two [snorts] things. Bring up.
29:34Number one, there's two parts of this.
29:37The gun and the confession. We'll get to the confession in a moment before we get to the We may not even get to the confession if there's no gun. There's nothing. What if they f what if, God forbid, they find you and your your your your you know your your shot and and they they pin it on your wife or something and you say, "Well, where where's the gun?" I don't know. Wait a minute. What did What does she have to do with it? I don't know.
30:01Well, we found a gun there, but but the gun, let's say either the ballistics don't work, it's the wrong caliber. They don't say, "Listen, just go look at her.
30:09She's probably guilty. Just go and find her guilty because I mean, let's Who else is going to do it?" Plus, this guy's never spoken. So, that's the gun part. Let's talk about the admission.
30:19You were so correct. Did you know, Garland, that during the during the Lindberg case, by the way, that was probably the case of the of the millennium. Ever.
30:31>> Yes. Agreed. People turn themselves in all the time and they say, "Excuse me, you you you you do understand you're going to get the death penalty, right?"
30:39And they go, "Okay, so this happens a lot.
30:44>> Not only people turn themselves in, women fall in love with people like, you know, the Menendez brothers." So there's nuts out there. So there is something also called the corpus deicti rule. It's not what you think, body of the crime.
30:56If you walked in to uh your local precinct, they said, "Uh, my name is Garland. I'm I'm gonna turn myself in. I I killed somebody who just they'll say, first of all, you don't even know if there's even been no just take me. I'm Why would I confess if I didn't do it? Just just take me in."
31:14No. If I walked in, you brought up a good point. What if you walked in and said, "Listen, forget this. I'm walking in here and I'm saying, you know, that guy, Charlie Kirk, I did it. I was there. Look, here's a here's here's a snapshot of me here. There I am. I'm standing. I'm waving. I mean, hey, I got a gun.
31:30Let's say you hold up something. I did it. They're say, "Wait, wait, wait. Sit down. Sit down." Now, cut to cut to Tyler. Tyler turned himself in and didn't admit it. What was that? He turned himself in after they mirandized him. They said, "Now, do you want to confess?" He said, "No."
31:49He said, "Well, wait a minute. You're turning yourself in?" "Yes, cuz you're looking for me." Well, okay. And he said, and basically they told him, you better turn your ass in because you may wake up one morning and see all these red dots on you, some some trigger-happy nut, but they figured take this guy out because if I if I think I what's going on, and I'm I have seen this before.
32:09They thought his ass had be gone. Like the guy in Butler, there were two shots.
32:13One was the second one was to take out the guy who shot him. Where these snipers were before, I have no idea. The guy was on the roof in Butler, Pennsylvania. Let him go. Let him go.
32:25Okay, get ready to fire. Hey, bang. Get him. Boom. Got him. Because we dead men tell no tales. Lee Harvey Oswald. I'm a psy.
32:36Tyler slipped through. Something happened. They're they're maybe they they're they're maybe this is not the the old fashioned assassination teams, but I don't think anybody thought he'd be around. So they say, "Now what do we do?" So he turns himself in. Can you imagine this being being the the duty out the duty desk officer? I know we had help, but yes. Can I help you? Yes. I'm Tyler Robinson. Oh, Comm. And can we help you? I turn myself in. Oh. Oh.
33:03What? I killed Oh. Oh, you Oh, yeah. Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Um, okay.
33:09Um, do you have the right to remain silent?
33:12Oh, no. No. I'm not going to say anything. What? I'm not going to confess.
33:17What the hell do I put down here? What am I holding you for? Put him in Put him in cell number three. For what?
33:23[laughter] For the murder. But but but he but he didn't say he did it. Yeah, but we know.
33:28So you technically speaking, when you grab somebody and there's there's a warrant, you put them in, they're not going to admit as well. But none of this made any sense at first. Now, let's go through this thing.
33:40Confessions are absolutely so crystal clear.
33:44All of his question, his confessions were like this. Like, oh, it's close.
33:48It's good. It's good. Good. This is the guy who said, "I'm not going to tell uh he tells his girlfriend, boyfriend, his thing, June Bug, Luna, whatever the hell this Lance Twig's name is." By the way, have you ever heard about a furry? I know I'm an old codger, but I never heard of furries. Have you heard about furry?
34:05>> Not before this. [laughter] Before that, I didn't. Yeah. I thought furry was like I used to watch Star Trek. We had tribles. Tribbles. I knew what a tribble was on Star Trek. like it was a little furry thing, but that that's closest as I could go. Okay. So, this guy, all right, so and he's a transgender sort of, but he sure as hell cleaned his act up. And he's in Texas that with that look, he looked like he had a rat up his army standing there like that. And they basically told him, "Play it right. Play it right." So, anyway, so he was there and he gets this note from Charlie saying, "Look underneath the uh you know the the uh
34:38keyboard." Okay, there's a note there.
34:41He burns it but takes a picture of it beforehand. We got real authentication issues here. [laughter] There's something called the best evidence rule which we'll get to maybe one day. So anyway, so then there's that. Then he talks to his discord group, discord that group or whatever the hell he talks to the discord group and basically Lance Lance has access to that as well. Lance could have said and I down the Lucatania while we're at it. Hey, so there's no way to tell authenticity. If I share your account, I can say whatever you want. if I get a hold of your Twitter account, you're a dead man because I'm
35:15gonna say terrible things. So anyway, so that's that. Not to mention this Tyler, they say, you know, he's a pretty smart kid. Look, I know stupid.
35:25He could have, if ever they were going to do deliverance, too. This guy's the banjo player. You know what I mean? He ain't this guy ain't, you know, he's a So he wrote this. Was it who was it? Um Rob O'Neal said the the whoever wrote these notes sounded like English was a second language. Suddenly George Berner saw pretty to thee I for I took the life expert. Come on man commas. Did you say Chad?
35:52>> Well the the most important part of it Lionel was that he said now I'm going to take this to my grave.
35:58>> Yeah.
35:58>> I never want anybody to know anything that I said. Now, let me give you the exact uh everything that I did point by point. Why? And you know that this was my favorite part. You love this. You know, remember that Thursday night when I was engraving bullets? Who the hell says that? Yes, it was Thursday. That's bullet engraving night. Of course, every Thursday you like if I don't care who it is. If the women, men out there, if you walk in one day and your 18-year-old son is sitting there engraving bullets, you got a problem, [laughter] right? Who the hell is in the house with anybody who's engraving bullets and
36:35they're like, "Yeah, you know, remember the other day when I was sitting around there, I was just writing death to everybody on engrave, putting names on them, dates, who I was going." That makes no sense. It's absurd.
36:45>> It is absolutely.
36:46>> What about this? uh if I said, you know, dur during the course of not only that, but if I said uh uh let's say it's your wife or whoever it is, and I say, did did did Mr. Nixon ever say anything to you about what? About uh assuming you're the suspect about killing Charlie?
37:06No. Did he ever have any strong political ideas? No. Did he ever say he wanted to Did he ever say he was offended by what Charlie Kirk said about the transgender community?
37:16No, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
37:18[laughter] This guy normally they leave manifestos.
37:23It's like, oh Jesus. What? That's all he talked about. It's like, shut up with this Charlie all the time. Charlie, this Charlie, for the love of God, shut [screaming] up. Not him. He was a real smooth, real cool character. So >> well he was a Dairy Queen probably something at D because you know he was a big fast food restaurant guy before you commit some horrific crime or after you go to Dairy Queen Chick-fil-A all those places maybe and the steakhouse another one this guy was like hungry he looks like he never ate but then all of a sudden and let me explain something to you there are people there are cops
37:59there are folks the first time they kill somebody in the line of duty and as they're pinning on the Medal of Honor And they're saying, "I killed somebody."
38:09They have PTSD. Not our boy. He'll take the double double chick with a give me a >> He's He's as cool as nothing. And what a shot, Garland. What a shot. He climbs up there. He's taking it apart. He's got screwdrivers. And you have to re calibrate the scope. He I mean, this guy taking apart, changing clothes. Why? We don't know.
38:35>> Well, I'll tell you what, Lionel. I'll tell you what. You brought up a really good You brought up something really really important. Um Yeah. Once >> I know you go back.
38:43>> Yes. That's right. No, no, no. This is this is this is a different um [laughter] >> if I can find it. Oh, here we go. My name's Let me remind everybody here. My name is Garlin Nixon. I'm sitting in for Jimmy Door and I'm hanging out here with Lionel. You can find Lionelor.
38:58>> No, I'm not Jimmy Door. I'm a Browner version of Jimmy Door, but I'm hanging out with Lionel. And you can find him on YouTube, Lionel Nation. And and and as of next, Lionel brought up a very very important point and this is important.
39:11And that is where's the body? Where's Charlie Bur?
39:18Where's the body? What's going on with that? Let's get started. And we have a video. And Freshy says, "Films Charlie in his coffin for social media. Films her sick mother for social media. gets asked where Charlie is buried. Can I have just Can I just have one thing? And if you notice, she kept just saying, "Can I have one thing? Can I Why do I keep going to that? Can I have one thing? I don't know what the hell I'm doing half the time. [laughter] So, let's go." Actually, >> I know what you're saying, though, because she says, "Can we have a little dignity? Do we have to? Must I? Is there anything? Is this man's death his body?
40:02How dare you? You sound like he's a like like he's an abandoned car. Like he should be on blocks, you know? Did we get rid of the body? Have at long last, sir. It sounds like the Army McCarthy hearings. Have you no dignity from the woman who basically cuz I lost my stuff when I saw her hanging lying prostrate over the body over the corpse of Charlie miked up because >> that was really weird. But let's take a We got a video. Let's take a look. This was >> Talk to me about this part of the conspiracies that are out there. This disturbing part that people are trying to guess where Charlie is.
40:40>> What's wrong?
40:41>> Can I have one thing?
40:43>> Oh, >> can I have one thing?
40:46>> This is her. This is why >> my children have one thing.
40:49>> What is it?
40:51>> Everything was public.
40:53>> Yeah.
40:54We will be building the most beautiful memorial for my husband at Turning Point USA and it will be for the world to see and it will be spectacular. It will have >> basically museum style for our Charlie, >> for my Charlie.
41:09>> But can I have one thing? Can my babies have one thing where we hold it sacred?
41:13Where my husband is laid to rest? Where I don't have to be worried about some secular revolutionary coming and destroying my husband's grave while my daughter is sitting there praying?
41:24one thing that this is my husband. Yes, he was Charlie Kirk to the world and I know so many people love my husband and I am grateful for that. But this is my husband and I want to be able to have one thing left.
41:38>> Where is he?
41:39>> Sacred to our family, to my in-laws, to my babies, and to my parents.
41:44>> I have a question. She kept saying she Well, here's the question. She kept First of all, she didn't answer the question, but can I have just one thing?
41:52What was the thing? You told us 10 times you wanted one thing and then you wandered all over creation. When I hear her talk, >> it's really weird because it's discon, you know, it it it it's just disconcerting. You you're like, "What is she trying to say?" She never answers the question. She rambles on. Can I have just one thing? My Charlie, our Charlie.
42:14And afterwards, I'm like, none of that makes sense to me, Lionel. None of it.
42:18>> Well, a couple of things here. F. First of all, the thing is if she's worried about somehow her his grave being uh you know um u uh destroyed or uh defaced by secular leftists. What about her m her her her monument, the mausoleum or whatever this this Charlie theme park is or whatever whatever she's going to build. They can do that as well. That's number one. All she has to do is say we're going to everybody's buried. John Kennedy, ev everybody. Jim Morrison in France, he's they leave cigarettes and booze. I mean, it's Listen, Gordon, I don't have to tell you this. We're a country that loves our funeral homes and our
43:01>> Well, how about this, Lionel? I would think you talked about how beloved he was, right?
43:06>> I would think that like on Memorial Day, maybe people, maybe politicians, people that liked him would want to We would This is the way our minds This the way our minds work.
43:15people who love the man, as you said, would want to go pay respects to him.
43:19Her mind says, "Ah, they'll go beat him above us. They'll violate it. They'll do terrible things to us." And I'm like, "What? You just told me people loved him. It makes no sense."
43:28>> Or they told her, "Don't talk about where he is." Why? Well, where is he?
43:33I'd rather you not know. What if he's cremated? What if he's gone? What if he's not? What if they told her, "Listen, do me a favor. Uh, just who know?" And let let me just be 100% as clear, limpid, and pollucid as possible. I in no way in no wise in any way are am suggesting she had anything to do with it or anybody at TP USA for a matter for that matter. There's no evidence of it. They might, but I haven't seen it. And the idea of these people being let in on one of the biggest hits in modern history, these rules, are you kidding me? And this one?
44:08No way. That being said, she loves to be an actress. First, what she did was, remember, I didn't care anything about her one way. I never even heard of this woman. Never heard of her. Who Who is she? Erica, who I knew, okay, I feel sorry for her until she was in that funeral home when she lay a top a stride uh the the body of Charlie. This man's in a casket with a bad tie and she's miked. And I know that because you can hear her say, "I love you so much." I'm I'm surprised she didn't say, "Did you get that in the truck?" Huh? Again. All right. From the top, people. Un. She was you. The you you you this this curated
44:53performative theatrical rehears. What is this? This is your husband and you're taking this moment where you're saying goodbye. It's disgusting. Six days later. Six days later, she's on a Zoom call to her friends or not friends, but the but the folks who are the uh the employees uh and the likes of TPUSA, and she says, "Hey guys, how are you? Hey, the hat sales are great. It's like Glen Gary, Glenn Ross, you know, coffees for closers. Come on, let's go, go, go. I know he's dead. Get over it." Unhappy, giddy emojis.
45:30She is She is somebody who Look, like I said, I don't understand this. Did you see what she did to her poor mother?
45:37This poor mother looked like she was like on death's doorstep.
45:41And her mother, I would imagine like most people, most women who, you know, they care about their appearance. They don't want to be seen in the last throws of their life. If this is her mother, there's a woman that she's always associated with her where she went to see her. No way. This woman has this woman has copyrights, trademarks, his name. They Garland, they have events where they have either replicas of this canopy, this covering where he was murdered.
46:12That's like having the Kennedy limousine at a party you could rent. You could, you know, it's >> Well, you know what's I tell you something? It's weird, Lionel. It's kind of like that old thing that little kid when you were a little kid in elementary school, like first grade and kindergartens, and they have this thing that says, "What doesn't match here?
46:28Which one doesn't go? Banana, apple, cherry, rattlesnake." Oh yeah, that's easy rattlesnake, right? And it's like when there is an incident, as I said, as a former investigator, you look around and everybody's and you see something that doesn't match. You see something that just doesn't like that's weird. Why would anybody do or act like that? This is odd. A family member that acts strange, knows too much, doesn't know anything, can't remember where they were at the time of the things of that nature, right? Everybody remembers.
46:57They're like, I'll never forget. I got I was eating a sub and I got a call, right? But somebody doesn't remember anything. When you see Erica and you see her actions, again, I'm not implying she did anything wrong. I'm just saying if I had to circle this something that sounds weird, that doesn't match, it would be a gigantic picture of Erica Kirk. The way she acts doesn't make sense based on a woman who just loves and then she jumps right into his position. She's dancing around on stage with pyroers, right? There there's also something um ju just going back normally you know Candace brought up a very a
47:34very good thing a good point one time she contrasted uh the behavior of of Erica with that of Kobe Bryant's wife >> who was so she said listen >> uh I want to thank you but I can't talk thank you for your support I was going to be with my my family and and that's it and she didn't say by the way don't forget season tickets at lakers.com come Lakers. She No, she didn't promote. She was just gone. Did you remember that the State of the Union when the mother garland of the woman the mother of the girl from Ukraine woman from Ukraine was on that that bus when she was stabbed by this animal.
48:15That mother was at the State of the Union and she just looked barereft thousand yard stare and it was almost like like Eric was saying, "Oh, so that's what that looks like. Oh, I've been doing it all wrong. Oh, that oh that's grief. Okay, she is it's like she goes into this the tears." Look, that's one thing over there that has nothing to do with ultimately the guilt. Remember the four the four or five stages.
48:42There's the crime itself. There's the trial, which has nothing to do with it.
48:45Kind of like the who done it, the trial.
48:47Then there's TPUSA and Erica. And then there's Candace. And I want to say this right now for some particular reason in my, like I said, I don't know if you were around during the OJ case, but I never saw anything like this. I thought this is the most incredible thing in the world. Black people were for OJ. White people weren't. That was nothing. That was child's play compared to this. But nobody ever ever ever talked about the person talking about the OJ Simpson case. Candace Owens is not a party to this. Candace Owens, she's more obviously I use the word popular in quotes, but she has talked about more than anybody else. And I'm
49:27telling you, idiots, she she's a she's this this is her analysis. Yeah, but her conspiracy theories. Wait a minute. I've never seen anything like it. She has created this. And if I didn't know better, I think a lot of these people who are coming out of the woodwork just to make her look bad. She is the most powerful person. I'm telling you today, there may be others who listen, some of these YouTube channels, there's an Indian girl who unboxes a curling iron and she gets 10 million. You know, I don't know what that's about. But today, we are seeing a reconfiguration of what's going on. And by the way, I
50:03would be remiss. You know, you know, Garland, I I don't know. I've heard a lot about you and it's all been negative. No, I I I don't know where you're from, but I and I and I kind of thought I thought I kind of knew Jimmy, you know, I said, "Oh, he's in LA."
50:17Anybody watch every child advocacy program, every law school should see Jimmy on Tucker doing his closing as to uh Tyler putting the gun, taking breaking it down. It is absolute genius. He understands it implicitly and he knows because he's not a comedian because he's funny. He's funny. He's he's just he's smart. He put it together in this in this recitation that is absolutely perfect. There is nothing about this case that does not make sense. So Candace back to her comes along and she says, "I got an idea.
51:01I know this doesn't look like it. This let's say this is the the the road microphone here." Now this thing all of a sudden somebody says, you know, this could go off. This could be it has been done. BETn and it was a it was a hypothesis. It was an alternative theory. So if somebody says you a good idea, can we see the shirt? Huh? Can we see his shirt? Because if it was maybe that has uh can we see pictures of his chest? Maybe eventually the body. You do you did you did take pictures, right? Is there anything around here? Because autopsy pictures and death pictures are very thorough. I mean, so so thorough
51:39you every every square inch is covered.
51:43There are people who say, "No, no, this is not this is not uh at all far-fetched." Okay, cut to the chase.
51:48Now, I don't want to confuse people because what they're trying to do is they're trying to say, "Go in for the anti-semitic trope. We're losing on the trial. Call her an anti-semite. Mention the Jews thing." What the hell does that have to do with this? Frankly, I mean, it's interesting, but it's excuse me, I'm talking about Tyler Robinson. He didn't do to who you you're talking about Candace and Charlie. Okay, that might be an that might help explain perhaps another theory, another motivation as to who might have done this.
52:18>> Most of the time people are saying we're not even talking about that because they're going to try to drag you in because you're an anti-semite. It's like I'm not buying that. As we say in the South, that dog don't hunt. I'm not going to >> Well, and here's another and this is this is important based on what you just said, Candace Owens. Yeah. It's not about privacy after you put Charlie's inbalm body on the internet and your sickly mother in a wheelchair. But let's lower our ask anyway. Can you confirm whether or not Charlie was cremated?
52:47Simply yes or no. And it gets back to what you're saying. These are important questions and they're not complicated questions. And I don't see why like if a loved one, were they cremated? Were they not cremated? Where are they buried?
53:00Were they not buried? What? There's nothing where the only thing that was cremated was the crime scene. Apparently the crime scene was cremated cuz I don't know. Apparently, nobody at the Utah State Police went to a basic police academy where a recruit is taught secure the crime scene. You know how I know that? Because I ran a police academy and I taught recruits. And one of the first things in investigation class is what?
53:25Secure the crime scene. That's why they make this yellow tape. It's called crime scene tape. It goes around the crime scene. And who, how about this? Who interviewed the people that tore the crime scene apart and said, "Why'd you tear that crime scene apart? Where did you put the stuff in the crime scene? I want it now a guy. Who told you the crime? Why did Where's the What happened with the people who tore the crime scene apart? They have to be interviewed individually. And whoever was in charge of the investigation has to be interviewed and has to answer why did you allow this to happen and what
54:01action did you take against the people who who tore the crime scene apart such as charging them with crimes because it's against the law to do that interfering with an investigation.
54:14Right? These are all questions that are obvious.
54:15>> Two separate issues. One of them is a destruction of, you know, basically destroying destroying a crime scene, obstruction of justice. Also, there's the issue of what is referred to as spoliation. Sometimes they will the the sample, the evidence is used up, but not deliberately to get rid of it. But let me go back to one thing I was going to say about this this Israel business. And I'm not bringing up Israel, but listen, but I'm a but I'm a human being and I read where somebody said, "Where in the hell do you get off saying that these that there's going to be some exploding mic?" Where the hell? What? What? What?
54:46Where in the hell did Candace ever come up with things that you wear on your body that explode? I said, "You mean like beepers? You mean like beepers?"
54:55>> Yeah. When when not only that, when Mossad not only was so proud of it, but gave President Trump a sample of the beeper that was exploded, which is sick.
55:04Now, what I'm saying is that doesn't mean Israel did it. What I'm saying is these people act like what I mean this this isn't get smart as you said this is simple this happens all the time and also let me ask you this who was a guy who miked him while we're on the subject curious can you find somebody and by the way since this was a microphone this thing they put on was anything recorded can I get if all of a sudden you hear and then you hear bang you hear a difference I want to know everything where is it now I'm not suggesting anything about the defense team. I'm not saying I don't know anything, but you believe it.
55:42>> Well, there are there are a lot of and here's what we've demonstrated.
55:47There are a lot of unanswered questions.
55:50We have the spouse that's acting very strange in ways that make no sense. Yep.
55:56and the investigation. I don't see how you can even go forward with a prosecution when the crime scene has been deliberately dismantled in taken apart. Yeah. And the gun doesn't match.
56:09And we have to have in order for this whole thing to work. Here's what ties the glue together. In order for this entire thing to match, >> we need a miracle. Remember this. It's a miracle. It hit his spine and of steel and all. So after the gun doesn't match, the spouse acts strange, the uh crime scene torn apart, and then for it all to work, we literally need an act of God, a miracle where a 30 odd six that could go through about three cast iron at least two cast iron frying pans before it float up. Couldn't make it out of a man's neck. I'm just saying.
56:46>> And there's no >> And there's no exit wound. In fact, in fact, Rob O'Neal, the ex-Navy Seal, uh, who who purportedly killed Bin Laden, said this was an exit wound. Look, this is this is what's going on here. That's that. Let me ask you another question.
57:00What the hell is the son of the president doing at a preliminary hearing? Shows up with a Secret Service contingent. Is that to send a message to the judge? Hey, listen listen listen judgy any any plan of any kind of future uh Supreme Court whatever you if if you screw this up you'll be a traffic ticket uh administrator here >> there could be a little teeny bit of pressure on the just a little let's go we got we got another we we're going to jump to our next story unfortunately we only have uh Lionel for a short period of time and you know you can find Lionel Lionel is a legal and media analyst you
57:35can find his show Lionel Nation. You can find it on YouTube and we really enjoy that show. Make sure you don't miss an an episode. Go there, subscribe, check out all of his stuff. Next, here's something. You know the explosive media out there, right?
57:51>> They have Yes, they have another video out and we Lionyl, we are going to hopefully we're going to look at it.
57:59>> Iran Now [music] read the rest before the bombs before the flex. Who need a charie off the set? [music] Mic check. Mic check. Hot mic black shs white text.
58:13Rifle story bullet test. Too many questions left uncheck. He told the right don't take that [music] ride. I ran it out right. Don't sell that lie.
58:20Remeion [music] mouth is blood. Ma heard them numbers don't lie. Almost 90 said no.
58:26When the poor went high no war with I ran that message spread. Then the war drums came when the voice [music] went dead. SUV floor pieces on black roll.
58:32White marks now run that back. They said one shot, one rooftop frame, but the mic got louder than the official claim. Mic [music] check, mic check. He said no war now. Read the rest before the bombs, before the flex. Who needed Charlie off the set? Mic [music] check. Mic check.
58:47Hot mic. Black chars. White text. Rifle story. Bullet test. Too many [music] questions left unchecked. Candace pulled threads, they caught it noise, but questions don't die when they fear that voice. Who clipped the mic? Who cleaned the scene? Who moved too fast behind [music] the screen? Bullet fragment came back in not clear, not closed. Still questions within prosecutor talk. Judge dropped back. Now the courtroom pressure got cracks in the track. He wanted five.
59:07Charlie said, "Wait, don't hand America when the war [music] stay." He was in Iran. He wasn't our side. But truth is truth. When the war machine lies, he saw the trap before the blast. Said that road turns [music] nations to ash. And headlines spun and the war got sold. Now the mic check echo through the cold might shine. War drums roll [music] on [music] check. Mic check.
59:33>> He said no warn before the bomb, before the flex. We need a Charlie [music] off the set. Mic check. Mic check.
59:40>> Hot mic. Black text. Rifle story. Bullet test. Too many questions left unchecked.
59:46Sacred defense.
59:48He said no war. I ran questions. [music] Defense.
59:59[music] >> You know this is and remembers.
60:03>> Yeah. You know, here's the thing. Here's what the Jay from ATC said. I think whoever makes those LEGO vids has better intelligence than all of our threeletter agencies combined. I'll take this as confirmation. Here's what's interesting about that. I wrote right after his death on my Substack, I wrote an article and basically what I said was they want war with Iran.
60:25Charlie was going to be a problem. And now that problem has been resolved. You can look at what was happening. The buildup for the war was going on and everybody was talking about the buildup for the war and it comes out that he had opposed that, that he pushed back against that, that he was struggling with his position on this or his moral positions here. And I think it would have been difficult for them to do that.
60:51And you see that a lot of the MAGA people when this happened said, "Hey, wait a minute. This is not what we voted for." And lo and behold, unfortunately, Charlie Kirk and they've got here's what's interesting. Now, look at this.
61:05You think you think he didn't oppose it?
61:08Listen, Jake Willis, here are some quotes. Regime change war in Iran is pathologically insane.
61:17Jewish donors play into all the stereotypes, leaving me no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause. Jewish donors have been the number one funding mechanism of radical open borders neoliberal quasi Marxist policies. So what we have him saying are things that would upset the neocons and clearly implied that he wasn't going along with the game anymore. And that problem which was going to be a major problem seems to mysteriously have been resolved on in September of 2025.
61:51>> I have a slightly different take. You're right. Go ahead. The question is, is Charlie, as much as we love him, as much as powerfully as he is, with all the stuff that that Israel, put it this way, BB could say, "Listen, Nixon, I've got an ICC warrant against me. I'm on they're waiting to indict me in my own country. I've got the world against me, and believe it or not, this may surprise you, but Charlie Kirk ain't exactly on my radar. That's the least of my problem." Or they could say yes, he was a bit of a pro problem. And of course, the other problem is, well, well, if you get rid of him and you eliminate him and
62:28you and you martyr him, then you're going to have a bigger problem. The other issue, which is even more funny, is this. If I worked for Oh, he's changing my position. If I was an assassin for whoever it was, I would say, "Do me a favor. Can we do this my way? Would you leave this Tyler guy out?
62:45Do whatever you want to do. Do the microphone. Do whatever. just leave him out of the equation. Why do you have this? There would be no trial. There would be no nothing. Why do we need him?
62:55It's a stupid case. It looks phony.
62:58Stick with this. What? Nobody's buying this story. Or the other argument could be, and this is even more interesting, does does this how did this [laughter] what what has been accomplished now?
63:16whatever that thermometer was. Let's assume this was a let's say what people are suggesting. They're saying Israel did it and they got rid of him or or or pro- Israel or pro um >> pro- Zionist forces or something. Yeah.
63:29>> Whatever. Yeah. Zionist. What? How have they benefited? Quib bono que protest.
63:34Who benefits is one thing, but who has benefited? I don't even know if it made any different. So either way, this was the most stupid, ineffective because number one, the alleged killer isn't here. And also, he left no manifesto, no nothing. Everybody always has all the assassins they normally find in the past have page upon page and volumes of Facebook.
63:57>> Well, may I say this?
64:00>> Perhaps perhaps maybe it was supposed to be a Butler situation. Perhaps Tyler wasn't supposed to be around the toss and he turned himself in. Perhaps there was a prepared manifesto in the per [laughter] maybe the same person who wrote a text talking about squad cars just like you do when you're 22 years old. Perhaps they had a manifesto that was going to tell you about the squad cars that was in the area. Also, just throwing that out there.
64:26>> LA, it's a very good point. The point I was going to say was there was some talk initially that there were two versions of what he was going to say. One was that Tyler was going to say, "I can't live the rest of my life. They can't take me alive." That's the one that was going to be released. And that's and then that would have been the suicide by cop or whatever it was. The other one, well, since that didn't work, use this other cockami thing because whoever it was who was responsible for making sure they take him out, somebody should if and let me tell you something. Let me just leave you with this. We don't know
64:57what this guy's going to say. if he and if I would my only advice to Tyler is don't buy the green bananas because if there's one person well two maybe whose lives are ain't worth a plug nickel it's Tyler and Galain Maxwell that's another one because that that believe me she's that lynchpin that could really put to sleep a lot of that Epstein stuff but back on this he is a problem a big problem and if anything happens to him if whatever one day you wake up and god forbid breaking news live from this this man who was obviously troubled and and look at look at Epstein you have the two sleeping cops or whatever don't but think for a
65:40moment they're not up to this because he should not be here his elimination his dispatch would have ended any further inquiry would have stopped everything but this is one screw up after another dear >> think think about this Lionel but sometime yes it would be really screwed up and we don't certainly don't want anything. I want the trial to go through and I don't want anything to happen to anybody. But if they start weighing things and say, "Well, if poor dear Tyler in a moment of anguish and and and and and remorse does the unthinkable, which nobody believed, or this thing goes to trial and this stuff comes out
66:23and I don't see how you could find 12 people other than, you know, BB Netanyahu and and and friends that could convict this guy if they weigh him and say, you know, it won't look good, but if that style goes through, this guy's going to walk. Perhaps the decision could be made, you know, that a Jack Ruby could be somewhere in that and I'm just saying somewhere could, you know, >> completely and totally plausible. I'm just going to leave you with this, >> okay?
66:52>> If Tyler one day shows up and says, "Now, I'm going to talk." Why he would have that accent, I have no idea. But but if he said, "I'm going to talk and they told me not to speak, but I've got nothing to lose. Let me tell you what if he says I wasn't even there or I was there and all of a sudden I hear the crack of a rifle I'm a psy they set me up. God only knows and his parents too.
67:16What are they going to say? It is and wait till they put Luna Lance on the stand who was given immunity.
67:25Immunity. What were the conditions of your immunity? If you don't say the right thing, they're going to charge you with obstruction of justice, destruction of property. I mean this this this is this is a Gordian knot is >> you you're an attorney. I'm a former law enforcement enforcement former investigator.
67:42>> I never seen a case like this. Why would they give that person immunity? I thought about it and I'm like from a legal perspective from an investigative perspective I can't figure >> cuz he can take the fifth and if he takes a fifth unless you give him immunity you can't compel him to testify because if you sit his ass on the stand you say listen I'll talk but you got to give me you can't compel testimony without the fifth amendment well that's axiomatic but the problem is but tell me what exactly normally witnesses aren't given the fifth amendment is like wait a minute you're a witness are you telling
68:13me that if you told the truth You could face criminal sanction without immunity.
68:19What did you do?
68:21>> Right. Exactly. I would think that I'll put it to you like this. They would have to ask for immunity which implies that they did something. Nothing >> about this case. Lionel makes any sense to me. Zero. From the murder weapons to the crime scene is the big one. You cannot allow. People ask me what would you do if they put you in charge of that case? I said the first thing I would have done was locked up everybody who was tearing that crime scene apart.
68:48That's number one. I would have grabbed them all, locked them all up, and then questioned them. Where did you take that stuff? Who told you to do it? And you're going to be charged with a felony, and you're going to Why didn't that happen?
68:59Where are the Where are the charges against the people who were obstructing justice? Where? It makes no sense, Lionel. And in finality, the the last thing I would do if I was a defense lawyer, I would say if anybody has any idea, send me like Candace has tips like Candace always. There there are more people there are people people like Baron Coleman and others who have so much they have they have plumbed the depths of this and I don't even know where Nester the defense lawyer is. It's like do are you invol we're more involved in his defense. Where are they?
69:26I know there's a gag rule, but but become involved in this just I I've never seen it's like there whose site are people on that's also >> but the investigators can't find any of this stuff. I mean you can like go online, you can look at the videos, but for some reason the actual investigators of the case can't find things that people 10,000 miles away using open source can find. But the people that are right on the scene with forensic labs all around them, they can't figure. It's they're buffled. They're they're they're befuddled by this stuff.
69:57>> I like buff which is even >> I like buff. Yeah, I made it. It's kind of baffled and befuddled. You stick them together, you got buffto.
70:05It's aism indeed.
70:06>> I think we just came up with a new slang term. Buffalo.
70:08>> Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
70:10>> Well, thank you very much. Lo is a legal media. Lionel is a legal and media analyst. He's a former prosecutor, licensed trial lawyer with more than 43 four that's 43 years of legal and courtroom experience. More than 38 years as a broadcaster, commentator, and host in commercial media. His show Lionel Nation can be seen on YouTube. My name is Garland Nixon. I'm sitting in here for the one and only Jimmy Door who is on vacation. We'll be back with another hour.
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72:31[music] Hello. Hello everybody. I've got I've got a few got a few rumble rants. Wasn't that a hoot? Um always love hearing Lionel.
73:10Um he's one of my favorites. Newbie, if you read this, you are gay.
73:20Thank you. Thank you for that, newbie.
73:24Um I don't know how what to do with that information right now. I got I got to figure out what that means for my life.
73:34Vientus Prime. Everything's a scam.
73:36Everything's a lie. Everything's hypocrisy. And so you don't comply.
73:40Vientus, when are you making that a t-shirt? Have you already made it a t-shirt?
73:45I know it's a song. It's a song. It's one of our favorite uh chats here on the show. Where's the t-shirt?
73:54Sandra, did you watch Tucker Carlson's amazing interview of Shawn Ryan that dropped Friday? I did not. Maybe somebody else did. Thank you for sharing the link and the short teaser as well, Sandra. I will definitely check that out.
74:07Oh, let's see. Sparky, great to see two of my favorite commentators, Garland Nixon and Lionel.
74:16I'm right there with you, Sparky.
74:19Vientus Prime, I don't hear a lot of people asking why there was a microphone on Charlie's shirts and one in his hand.
74:27loyal Vanticus Prime. As somebody who likes to fancy themselves a a hasb been um actor, um they do sometimes give you two mics.
74:38You do sometimes get like a lav and then the handheld mic, but you know what?
74:42Don't I'm I don't mean to counter dick you. Um that's that's also that it is a good question. Nobody's asking. Um, oh, I think we just got we just got Kurt in.
74:56Everybody's been excited for Kurt to be back on the show. We got Kurt in.
75:00Garland, I'm looking over at you. If you've got if you're ready, you'll give me a thumbs up. Otherwise, I will keep on going.
75:08Oh, I don't I don't think he's ready. I don't think he's ready. Um, all right.
75:13Do what what else do I have here?
75:16Looking looking where Kurt, are you ready? Kurt's not ready yet. There's Kurt. Kurt, you ready? Okay. Go. Been waiting. What took so long?
75:27>> I'm sorry. Uh I didn't get your writer in time to know that you needed to be >> I said I'm ready to go.
75:35>> Um Andrew, what do we think of Curt's mic?
75:38>> It's my It's the vault it say.
75:40>> It's okay. Okay, good. I don't You know what? I think my ears I don't even want to knock on wood. Wherever wood is. I don't know. Um you know, everything kind of sounds funky to me.
75:51But I also think I'm getting sick. I don't know how somebody gets sick who hasn't left the house all week.
75:56>> That's like a gift.
75:58>> Did someone come over who's sick? Hey, did somebody bring a germ into your house?
76:02>> Somebody must have brought a germ or I guess I went to the grocery store that grocery store.
76:08>> Um, all right. Well, hey, I'll you ready, Garland? I'll leave it with you, too.
76:12>> I am ready. All right. My name is Garland Nixon, and I'm standing in for Jimmy Door. The great Jimmy Door is on vacation, but we still have a comedian or two laying around. I think it's Kurt Mexican guy. I think it's the Mexican guy.
76:24>> It is. Ola, everyone.
76:27>> All right. Well, let's get rolling.
76:29Let's get start with a guy who uh many people wondered why this guy was missing from action and why we not sure if he's dead or alive. He's uh like a Shrainger senator. His name is Mitch McConnell and we're not sure if he's uh still on this mortal plane. Let's get rolling.
76:49Let's start here.
76:53>> Whoa.
76:54>> Yeah. Whoa. Let's do this. All right.
76:58Breaking >> picture.
77:00>> Yeah. There we go. Breaking. Mitch McConnell released his new proof of life photo with a statement saying he's still not ready to return to the Senate and he can't make it to Fancy Farm in Kentucky.
77:12I'm still working hard to get back to my full schedule of work in the Senate and in Kentucky keeping up with intense physical therapy. Oh man, >> what is per my doctor's orders? intense.
77:22That doesn't he look like a guy that does intense physical. In fact, I think before he went out, he was doing intense physical therapy, which were things like blinking for him. Blinking that would be considered intense physical therapy for >> Is Fancy Farm a town or is it a Fancy Farm Kentucky? Is that a town in Kentucky?
77:40>> Well, you know, when you start talking about the Epstein people and that kind of stuff, Fancy Farm could mean a lot of things, Kurt. I'm afraid we may not want to know. You know, >> it's pizza farm, you're saying. Okay.
77:50>> Yeah. I'm just saying they probably got like a giant stuffed owl or something at Fancy Parm. Some kind of stuff like that. I think that's I think that's the direction that we're going. But we have, if I'm not mistaken, we may have video.
78:02Let's see what we got.
78:05We may have it.
78:08>> Take away the stone, >> Lord. By this time there is a bad odor, for he has been there 4 days.
78:15>> Did I not tell you that if you believed you would see the glory of God?
78:25What? That's not That's >> Take off [music] the grave clothes and let him go.
78:38>> Great job taking off the grave clothes.
78:39>> There we go. We've got Mitch McConnell there. And as we continue, we got pictures of him. Mitch McConnell. There we go. He's alive, Kurt. He's still alive. his wife's in China because they don't want her coming back to testify about his life, him being alive or dead.
78:53Is she back?
78:54>> According to Adam Parko Park, Mitch McConnell is on paid eternity leave. And I think we got another video.
79:04>> What do they got to do? Wait out like a deadline or something.
79:06>> You notice the picture now? Let's check out the picture. Now we're going to get a 3D Wait a minute. That I think that >> I mean that's what I thought it was. I think that is I think that may be Mitch McConnell. I think that may be our guy.
79:19There we go. We got pictures of him.
79:22>> And Jamie says they really just copy paste the last Mitch McConnell photo and gave him a different shirt. You know, which what's happening?
79:33>> Okay, so the one on the left looks like it could be a real photo cuz I'm looking at her hand around him. The one on the right looks very strange. I but I mean I don't know. I can't tell difference.
79:44It's not the same picture of his face.
79:46It's a different angle.
79:48>> Yeah. And you know, if you look at the shirt and the wrinkles look kind of AIish, the smile on his face, it's the same smile. I don't know what it means.
79:56It doesn't have any life to it. Almost like a dead AI picture. You know what I mean? You know, you ever notice if you listen to AI music or you see AI videos, the word is they don't have any life to them. They're dead. Which I think may be a very appropriate analogy in this particular case. Uh Kurt, >> uh yeah, maybe. I don't know. I mean, look, we we could sit here and figure out if he's alive or dead, but I mean, >> the whole the whole Congress is this.
80:21>> Yeah.
80:22>> What is this like the fourth guy? We don't know if he's dead or alive up to including the president at certain points.
80:28>> Yeah. Now, let's not forget. Well, see, that's what happens. If you remember, we had uh what was it? We had one of the senators, Diane Feinstein. Yeah.
80:35>> Who remember they rolled her? She was technically alive. You know what I mean?
80:39I mean using rhetorically speaking, but they like they would like hold I mean literally have to hold up a limb. Do you say I? We'll take that to be an eye.
80:49Right. That's the way they do. But we've got it's like we've got these cold warriors that were around when they were telling people to like curl up in a ball and roll under a desk so you wouldn't get nuked. And that's pretty much everybody in charge. Nancy everybody.
81:03You got what? You got to be >> over the course of Epstein files is 100% real because of that. because the excuse for all those evil things was the Cold War.
81:11>> That's why when it ended it was a big problem because these people had gotten into some real dark dark >> and uh they don't want to stop. So now I I don't understand why anybody believes in elections or any of this anymore. I they just told you and go through the files I would say yourself.
81:26You don't have to take my word for it.
81:28Go through them. They're up to some crazyness. Okay, that should be the end of America, those files. But it won't be cuz this country is populated by punks and cows.
81:38>> Well, and of course, here's the thing.
81:40This discussion of this this is a democracy or could it possibly be a uh a republic or something like that? That implies something that that's implies something. It implies that we get a say, right? It implies that we vote somebody in or somebody up there represents us or something like that. Literally, they're like, "Whatever state of existence this guy was in, I ain't a philosopher, but that's the kind of discussion you got to have. But whatever state of existence this guy's in, they're like, "Yeah, well, Thomas Massie could possibly win."
82:11And that would mean that the people chose him. Can't have that, can we? M.
82:16Can we, Kurt? We can't come up with the people choosing anything. Let's just set him aside and we'll bring up Does he have a sister? Like Lindsey Graham's sister. And is that Lindsy Graham's sister or is that Or is that really Lindsey Graham? I don't, you know what I mean? I mean, I've >> No, he he he's gone, but his sister is picking up the torch and uh it's a very inspiring story that uh it's >> Yeah. So, does Mitch McConnell have a sister that can take a SP? Isn't that what they do in like I don't know. We were told that's what they do in feudalism and totalitarian regimes.
82:47>> It is what they called a dynasty, isn't it? It's called a family dynasty where the one person goes and they take his son who may be called baby doc deval 16year-old kid that they tried to put in charge of Haiti and now it's like all right who does he I guess maybe his wife do you think that maybe his wife will take his position >> honesty thing is because oligarchs are run they want loyalists in and that's why and let me put on my dumbass Tim Bool hat where you can't lose the midterms and you know that that team mentality >> we don't care how undemocratic and insane this is. Our team of these two
83:23fake parties that I'm supposed to believe in. We you you need total loyalty to them. They do nothing for you, but you have 100% loyalty. So, you shouldn't even really worry about this Mitch McConnell thing. You sure as shouldn't worry about Lindsey Graham's pig sister taking over his devil work.
83:39You you just worry about the Democrats are bad. Somali violence in your Minnesota all this instead of the fact that you have no say in anything in this government.
83:50>> Well, it is important that the Republicans don't leave. If you're Republicans, it's critical that the Republicans don't lose the midterms because things will change so dramatically if the Democrats come in.
84:00They everything they'll be like, "Hey, let's stop these wars and genocides and overthrowing everybody and eating kids for princes." Maybe they more gender >> It was 10 years. I mean, just the fact and and there's people that are like educated like, you know, like smarter than me and and that took place part in debates about if women have dicks or not. That's what a stupid place. That's what a dumb fake country this is. That's why they're all in the closet because theater attracts gay guys.
84:29>> Yeah. So, we're going to get back to that. We're going to get back to who gets to go in what bathroom. But the wars continue. That's the thing about it. And and see, here's the other thing, too. I will say there is one difference.
84:39You know what that is, Kurt? What?
84:41>> They got their favorite war. You know what I mean? I mean, you got to give it to these parties. They have their favorite war. They both like Iran, but the Democrats like Ukraine a little bit.
84:49At least openly like the Ukraine war a little bit. Well, the Republicans like it, but Trump's got to pretend like he's going to try.
84:54>> They're all part of the same Zionist Nazi thing. They're all part of the same thing. Also, uh I think we passed that NDAA, right? So, we're merged with Israel officially.
85:02>> Yeah. Well, not exactly merged with Israel. And I'll tell you why.
85:06>> I understand it. We have to share our intelligence with Israel.
85:11>> But Israel doesn't have to share their int with us. That's not exactly a merger. That's more like a takeover.
85:17That's more like your uh subservient.
85:20Hey, I have to give this to Kurt, but he doesn't have to share anything with me.
85:25I wouldn't call that a merger, would you? So, it really is a Zionist occupational government. The thing that I thought only only bad racists say, but is a technically a 100% true statement.
85:34It's occupied by Israeli Zionists.
85:36>> You know, this makes me go back to something, Kurt, and and and and just my conspiracy theory hat on, which of course is more like understanding reality. Do you remember the Charlottesville torch tiki torch mark?
85:51And you remember all of those the ones with the all uh symmetrical they look like synchronized swimmers. They had on like symmetrical uh freshly ironed uh you know uh khaki pants and all that kind like the FBI usually does. What were they saying?
86:06>> Jews will not replace us.
86:09>> H what it's almost like they were thinking something. They were looking to the future saying you know let's say this so we can set this thing up. They were hired by some Jew. They were hired by Let me Let me spoiler alert.
86:22[laughter] Some Jew hired all them for that. So that's what all that is cuz No, look, I I mean I know some places they don't have Jews, but I'm from the East Coast and they're not a crypted where I come from who I'm intimately. It's just another kind of Guido people like Italians and every other kind of person in New Jersey and New York. Uh the we didn't have that kind of anti-semit that wasn't a thing. Definitely there was anti-black racism. I saw that all the time. see anti-semitism. Nobody. It's not really a thing because they're white. So, >> it has to be manufactured because that's a fuel source for the great nation of
86:54Israel. That's their fuel.
86:56>> If they don't have it, they've got to drill for anti-semitism. And if they don't have any, they're going to have to make groups on purpose that create it.
87:03And even if it doesn't take, they're going to have to say it did take. So, that's what you see now.
87:07>> Well, my name's Garland Nixon. I'm standing in for the great Jimmy Door here on the Jimmy Door Show. And I'm here.
87:13>> Yes. I'm with this Mexican guy with the weird hat on. That doesn't look like a Mexican hat. Shouldn't you have on a cowboy hat? But I'm here.
87:19>> I watch the border.
87:20>> Ah, there you go. And I'm here with Kurt.
87:24>> Of course, in [snorts] our next segment, you know, um I'm not going to say people want to sacrifice our our our kids to the god of war, but how about we start with who else? Ben Shapiro targeting for total war in Iran.
87:39Mass casualties. Okay. Carlson Shapiro won't join the fight.
87:45>> Wait, they're they're um quoting him saying mass casualties are okay.
87:50>> Well, Israel first podcaster Ben Shapiro is urging President Trump to wage total war on Iran, which would necessarily require ground groups and would troops and would likely end with thousands of Americans wounded or dead. The neoconservative commentator's latest call for a war in which he will not be a combatant comes about a year after he said opponents who worry about ground troops in the war are lying. Now he says we Americans are willing to sustain mass casualties.
88:17>> Wait, who's lying? I don't say they're lying that they're worried people aren't worried about casualties.
88:22>> No, he he said that people were lying saying that there's going to be lots of casualties and etc.
88:27>> We haven't won a war in 80 years.
88:28>> Yeah, exactly. Well, they well we haven't won the military-industrial complex and the banks never lose a war.
88:36>> Well, the part where he's selling this Ben Shapiro, this scumbag. I had a friend um a friend of mine who's a a close friend tell me that she's like uh she used to be leftist, now she's a Christian. Total lateral move, by the way. Didn't didn't address what the problem was at all, which is being a you know, a cow. But she I think he looks like a righteous man cuz she's in some I I don't have no idea. This piece of just said we're okay with mass casualties of Americans. Are we, Ben? Are we?
89:05>> Well, let's look and see. Sid Rosenberg has something to say about this, Kurt, and he's going to get you straight, pal.
89:11>> It is inevitable that President Trump is going to have to do what he doesn't.
89:16>> Well, perhaps first we should get rid of our other Now, let's see what Sid Now, let's always struggle. Let's see what Sid Rosenberg has to say, which is go in there with this massive all-out attack.
89:30There's no other way to stop this.
89:32There's no other way to win this war.
89:34So, again, he's trying to do the best he can. He's a very nice man. I love President Trump. He doesn't want people to die. He really doesn't. Okay? He's a nice man, but there's no other way to end this. Once you start this, Midnight Hammer was great. Epic Fury was great.
89:48Once you start this, there needs to be a finish. And the only finish is complete surrender by the Iranians. I hate to say it, but complete annihilation.
89:57>> Well, we talked last time about this.
89:59And by the way, I agree. I love President Trump. I love his um his his heart, I think, is really for peace. And he's always I love that even now, this past week, he's still talking about peace and wanting to find and leaving that door open for negotiations. You say the only end is annihilation. Now, what if the winning this war requires boots on the ground? I asked you that last time. That's not very popular with the American people. Um, what what is what is your response to that?
90:32>> It's not popular with me either. Look, I'm not a parent of a uh of an army person, a marine person. So, I'm very sensitive to that, trust me. Um, but look, we have the army. We have the Marines for a reason. They're not there to shake your hand at the airport, Rachel. Okay? They're there for a reason. Last I checked, we don't have a draft in this country. So these courageous men and women know exactly what they're signing up for. This is war. We don't want to see anybody die, but this is war. A war that started 47 years ago that they started. So yes, I know the moral ground is to say I don't
91:03want our kids to die. I feel the same way, but we got to win now. We can win maybe without putting boots on the ground. Maybe we can. I don't know. I'm not Jack Keane. I don't have that type of information. If we can do that, great. But if at some point it requires putting some boots on the ground, to win this war, that's why they signed up to fight for this country, to fight for President Trump, and to rid the world of evil animals like the Iranian regime.
91:27Actually, >> can I just ask what does victory look like to you? Are you serious? You really want just until they're annihilated and there's a regime change? Is that final for you?
91:37>> That's it. I mean, look, I want to get the dust. I want to open the straight.
91:40All that's important. But if you leave these animals in power, you are destined. Look, what what is the definition of insanity? Do the same thing over and over and again, expect different results. If you leave the IRGC in power, we're going to have the same issues in 5 years, in 10 years, when the great President Trump, excuse me, is gone. So, we have no choice at this point but to go in there and yes, regime change. I know it's two dirty words.
92:04That's part of winning the war ultimately. Yes. A >> you know, >> why are they talking to him?
92:10Yeah, >> he's some sports cer or something, isn't he?
92:14>> Well, well, here's what we know. Because he told us this. Epic Fury was great. It was great. That was absolutely fantastic. Blowing things up, killing people, and things like Fury. Which one was >> One of them was Oh, it's this is the the first beginning of this war that we were told isn't a war. that the first 39 days was was was no that was the first 39 days as because Max uh Blumenthal called it Epstein Fury but the first 39 days there that was epic fury and by the way according to Sid Rosenberg it was great it was one it was fantastic >> then why do we have to keep going back if it worked
92:53>> he just gave that stupid you know the definition that midwits give of >> insanity doing the same wits always say is the definition which is not the definition of insanity but let's go with his um doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result. You just described all those operations in Iran. You I I dude, you know what? Look, we don't have a draft. So bottom line, if you are dumb enough to sign up for the military and go die in Iran, you are a chump. You're you're a >> Well, now here's the other side of this.
93:22I'm call Yeah. You know what the other side of this is?
93:25>> They put people in such misery, right, that they have nothing.
93:31They will never, let me say this. I'm going tell you what I'll guarantee you they're never going to do. They're never going to allow kids to go to college for a decent price. And they're never going to forgive college loans. They're never going to do anything. They want people desperate. And they'll say, "Sure, we'll give you a college. You can go to college, but first you got to go overseas and die in the sand for Israel, and then you can go to college after you die in the sand for Israel." They will never do anything to alleviate the pain on young college age kids because they want to use them for cannon fodder and
94:01they need them desperate enough that they'll like here's a way out just sign up right here. Oh great nothing.
94:08>> They say it we covered on the show one time it's a mil I forget what militarybased magazine they didn't want student debt forgiveness because it was going to affect recruitment rates. So that's open that's not a conspiracy.
94:20They openly say that. Yeah, [laughter] >> they openly say they want them in debt to join the military.
94:27>> That's I don't know what the point of college is now anyway. I already figured out what gender I am, you know, like what what do you really need it for now at this point?
94:34>> Shapiro's comments broadcast yesterday provoked a sharp response from Tucker Carlson, who called Shapiro a little freak who won't risk his life in the war he advocates. Shapiro responded with a vile slur. A little freak. Hey, let me ask you this. Where's BB Netanyahu son again? Oh, that's right. He's on the beach in Miami.
94:53Tucker Carlson. Obvious this little freak couldn't go volunteer to fight for the war himself, but of course he won't.
95:00He's got no interest in making any kind of personal sacrifice. None of them do.
95:05Israel's finance minister bragged the other day that having American soldiers fight Netanyahu's wars is the best for us. Smotri doesn't want to die for Israel. Neither does Ben Shapiro. Dying for Israel is, guess whose job it is, Kurt? It's your job. Well, I'm too old.
95:22This ain't Ukraine. I'm 49, so I'm I'm out of I'm I'm I mean, I'm old enough finally from to serve in Ukraine, which I am shipping out to do. But >> not this.
95:31>> Well, no, you'll be you'll be actually I think the plan is to grab you off the street from like when you're like standing out getting like I don't know, an ice cream to grab you off the street, beat you for a while, keep you in a van.
95:43>> Yeah, I've seen it.
95:44>> And then they'll send you to the border of uh Iran to fight the Iranians. I've got an even better older man get up that I wear when I go.
95:51>> But you better dress like a woman. And what does Ben Shiro Shapiro say to Darn Tucker Cost? And he puts him in his place. He put them in his place.
96:00>> How is that a vile slur?
96:02>> And yeah, my I thought it was like it just meant it's uh bad press against Jewish people or something like that. No, slop is what people like Ben Shapiro make for the shabas meaning you.
96:16>> That's so I have no idea why he's using it [laughter] that way. It's also not a vile slur. It's the same as fed slop Now my friend Oishafir has got a great he's got a great special called Jew. I think it's his best comedy special >> and Ari went to yeshiva >> and he explains is is the nword.
96:34Just so you know every group has their outgroup word that they tell you is not so bad but it is. And is one of them. So it's not a vi I mean whoever wrote vile slur you're being dramatic.
96:46It's just an incorrect use of slop.
96:48Everything Ben Shapiro says is slop.
96:50It's slop for morons like your officer Tatum who like I went to Israel. They only spit on us twice.
96:57>> Oh man. Only twice. That makes me feel good. Well, once a day. Yeah. My name is >> It is an improvement. I'm not I'm not take >> once a day. I I I'll take that instead of 100 times.
97:05>> Fresh thoughts to go to Israel and only be spit on once or twice.
97:08>> That's something to brag about. Big uh progress.
97:11>> Yes. And my name's Garland Nixon standing in for the one and only Jimmy Door. I'm here with the Mexican guy. I think his name is Kurt Me Kurt.
97:19>> I'm not I'm not of Latin descent, but I am I do one of my aliases is Kurt Mexican on the show. That is >> There you go. Certainly. Kurt Mezer.
97:26He's great. And um and Jimmy's on vacation as you probably already know.
97:30Well, we look forward to getting him back soon. All right. Next. You know, Donald Trump promised us, he told us that he'd be the man. Put him in office and he will stop World War II. He will make sure that Oh, wait a minute here.
97:48>> Fortune magazine, Ukraine's attack on an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea could signal a new battle front. You know, that's the way they put it. It's a new battlefront as the US seeks to form a ring. That's or You know what it is? A ring of economic and military pressure. Now you, one might ask oneself, a ring around what?
98:10The entire frigin planet. That's what the ring is. A ring around the entire planet.
98:14>> Golden dome, if you will.
98:16>> Well, see, here's the problem. You weren't paying attention, Kurt.
98:19>> I will settle >> the war in Ukraine, and I will end the chaos in the Middle East, and I will prevent something that nobody else will be able to do.
98:27>> Yay.
98:27>> I will prevent World War II. And you are very close to World War II. Biden and Camala got us into this war in Ukraine and now they can't get us out. They can't get us out. I watched him. We will. We're We will. He's been saying that for three years.
98:45>> Every time Zalinsky comes to the United States, he walks away with a hundred billion dollars. I think he's the greatest salesman on earth.
98:52>> Second greatest. [laughter] >> But we're stuck in that war. Unless I'm president, I'll get it done. I'll get it negotiated. I'll get out. We got to get out.
99:03>> You know, it's interesting because he says the Linski is the second, you know, the second greatest salesman of the the greatest salesman. And I'm say the second salesman. And he says, "Yeah, he walks away with hundred billion dollars.
99:14You're walking away with a pretty penny yourself there, buddy. Two years in office, he's made like three to five billion dollars. I'm thinking him and Liz Zillinsky, you know, they kind of got >> Zillinsky. Zillinski is a good salesman.
99:25Uh, you know, with his mouth sucking dick. Trump probably the same. But he he's right there with selling everybody on the idea that this madness would stop and and and what you know, like I said, I never had faith in Trump. Uh I'm not an idiot, but I had hope that maybe he was maybe just some of the wars would stop.
99:44>> I agree. I you know, I'm the same way. I didn't vote for Trump and I don't have faith in and I've given up. But with the things that he said, I thought he's saying the right things. Let's see.
99:53Well, let us continue. On Saturday, President Vladimir Zalinski made a point of announcing the U that that Ukraine attacked a carbo cargo ship fing military supplies between Iran and Russia. He also ordered Ukraine's intelligence service to share information on Russia's assistance to Iran, namely satellite images of Gulf states and US bases there. Although the Caspian Sea is more than 600 miles from the front line in Russia's war, Ukraine, Russia's war, right? Ukraine has developed long range drones that have been used to devastate effect to devastating effect deep inside Russia's ter Russian territory. Let's look at
100:33this. This is called a map. You may notice where Ukraine is. And you may notice there's a whole lot of real estate between Ukraine and the Caspian Sea. And somehow Ukraine attacked Iran in the Caspian Sea saying that Russia was helping Iran. And what the hell business is it of yours? Oh, that's right. They were already sending drone operators there. So basically, my point of World War III is if you got wars all over the place and um the US is involved in any and everybody's shooting at everybody, that's kind of the opposite of what Trump told us in that video. I'm thinking, Kurt, >> uh well, I happen to know that um the
101:14Ukraine Nazis are deeply in league with Habad scum. You know that? So, right sector, they're called that has that red and black uh Nazi flag. They make one with a star of Jeffrey Epste on it now because the rabbis over there said right sector is not they're good now. They're not Nazis. So, this conspiring has been going on for a while to cause World War II. It's going to happen. There's nobody that's going to be able to stop it.
101:38Okay? It's going to happen. There's nobody you're going to vote for that's going to come in and and say this isn't going to happen. The president doesn't control that. It's not up to him. That's the thing we should take away from this.
101:48Because Trump's not getting bad advice.
101:50He knew better before he went in. I heard him talk. So, it's not like he's just getting bad advice. That's a lie.
101:55>> Let's see how this is going to turn out.
101:57Iran's foreign minister says Ukraine's attack on Ukraine on Iranian vessel cannot go unanswered. Iranian foreign minister Abbasi said on Sunday a Ukrainian attack on an Iranian commercial vessel cannot go unanswered.
102:11Iran said the attack in the Caspian Sea resulted in an explosion that killed one sailor and injured another. So, not only is it going to happen, one could argue that it is effectively happening now that you got your war over here, >> you got peanut butter on my chocolate, you got chocolate on my peanut butter, your war over here. And I wonder, oh, by the way, didn't Saudi Arabia just start bombing Yemen? Not certainly not only a couple days after Iran made Trump made some deal with him. One may think that the guy who told us he would stop World War II is behind Saudi Arabia bombing Yemen is likely behind or at least
102:51knowledgeable of Ukraine firing at Iran and he's just kind of giving us that evil [laughter] rubbing his hands together.
102:59>> What's been happening? I mean, who's been fighting in? I don't understand how Ukraine still I get they have new drones, but that's not enough. How are they still keeping a war going on when the average infantry age is older than me? How the hell has that been going on?
103:10So that means that's NATO, that's American troops, that's British, you know, it's already been happening. It's just that like everything else, you're not going to notify people until we're well into the middle of it.
103:22>> Uh I think you're right, Curt. That's it. That That's it. You're going to wake up one day and you know when you wake up when things are blowing up around you.
103:30That's when you'll wake up one day and um everything around you blows up and you don't ever wake up again. And I think that's kind of how maybe maybe that's that's how you figure out this World War II when they start having advertisements on C on TV. You know, if there's a nuclear war, >> here's how you'll best survive. Uh hide, go in your basement. Oh, you know what?
103:51Didn't they already tell us? Duct tape and plastic, dude.
103:54>> Well, that's a tentax or something, right? Or some remember that? That was >> No, that was just the general bio biological thing. They just said, "Look, uh, while you're looking, this this little thing that goes red that tells you that there's going to be a terrorist attack." Yeah.
104:07>> While you're looking at that, >> when you get finished reviewing the daily terrorist review to know whether terrorism, >> exactly. Then go down to Home Depot or Lowe's or whatever the heck, get yourself some plastic and duct tape and put it over your head if you're stupid enough to do that. Choke yourself out.
104:24>> Get your cypro and your go bag. I remember all that. And now >> they got weapons now that are going to be so much worse than first of all nukes you can't even really use them. I I I'm not afraid of nuclear war just because I they have wor the stuff they're going to use for this war is going to be a lot worse. It's a lot of stuff that you know morons will go but yeah no they do have it So that means weather weapons that means earthquake weapons. That means all the stuff in the book of revelation they have duplicated in a goddamn scientific way and they've had them for quite some time. So Iran, for example, accuse
105:01Ahmedad accused America of using weather weapons 20 years ago. Remember that?
105:05>> Yes, they did.
105:06>> And then Iran struck in the emirates, I think it was, or I forget where they blew up our HARP center we were giving them a drought with.
105:14>> But uh yeah, that stuff's been around for a while.
105:15>> Isn't that weird how we they blew up a bunch of stuff and the drought stopped and then we Venezuela? and will tell you that's not a real thing. But we have treaties from 1975 >> to not use those weapons. You don't make a treaty for a weapon that don't exist.
105:28Okay.
105:29>> Perhaps you should call Karacus and the Venezuelans and ask them what they think the possibility of an earthquake happening uh in a in a country full of oil is probably >> right. They didn't have regime change.
105:39By the way, we kidnapped Maduro, but they didn't have any regime change.
105:43>> No, >> it's the same regime. So, what everybody talking about?
105:46>> Yeah. All right. All right, my name's Garlin Nixon standing in for the great and uh comedian Jimmy Door and the host of this show. One of my favorite shows.
105:54So, I'm very very happy to be able to hang out with Kurt Mezer here and uh cover all of this important stuff and have a little bit of fun. I mean, it's kind of gallow of humor, don't get me wrong, but humor nonetheless.
106:04>> Yo, it's over, It's all over.
106:06[laughter] >> So, so you might as well have some fun on the way out, right? All right. Next, Megan Kelly >> and and binge. We're We're going to run the We're going to run the Rumble, everybody.
106:18>> Let's run the Rumble then.
106:19>> Yep. We'll see you over there, everybody. The YouTube the Rumble link is in the YouTube thread. We'll see you over there.
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